FIU falls to Sam Houston 7-1 in Division I baseball, with Seattle native Jarek Woodward on mound

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Mar 23, 2026
ByL. D. Lemon
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At noon on Sunday, March 22, the FIU Golden Panthers suffered a 7-1 defeat to the Sam Houston Bearkats in their NCAA Division I baseball matchup, with former Bishop Blanchet High School standout Jarek Woodward on the roster.

The contest was held at FIU Baseball Stadium and marked the third meeting between these teams this season, with both having split the series to this point.

Woodward pitched for 0.2 innings, surrendering two earned runs and issuing two walks.

The Golden Panthers’ upcoming game is set for Friday, March 27, when they take on the Liberty Flames at Worthington Field at Liberty Baseball Stadium.

Jarek Woodward
Jarek Woodward — Right handed pitcher — Senior — 6′4″ — 190 — Hometown: Seattle

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