Lehigh University's baseball team made history on Tuesday by scoring 20 runs in the first inning against Coppin State, leading to a decisive 38-6 victory. The inning was marked by a staggering 11 walks and six hit by pitches, with only three hits recorded. First baseman Owen Walewander capped the inning with a grand slam, solidifying the Mountain Hawks' dominance. Although they fell short of the Division I record for the most runs in any inning, which stands at 23, the performance set a new Patriot League record for runs in a game. Additionally, senior third baseman Aidan Quinn achieved an NCAA milestone by drawing seven walks during the contest. Lehigh finished the game with 12 hits, including five extra-base hits, and a total of 25 walks and 9 hit by pitches.