The NYCBL season is ended on Saturday when the Brockport Riverbats edged the Glen Falls Golden Eagles 3-2 in the deciding game of the NYCBL Championship series. John McGraw of the NYCBL has been nice enough to send us links to the End of the Season Awards. Read the rest of this entry »
Archive for the “MAAC” Category
Aug
09
2008
Riverbats win NYCBL Championship in 10 InningsPosted by: Brian Foley in America East, Atlantic 10, Big East, MAAC, NYCBL, SEC, West Coast Conference
Jul
09
2008
NYCBL Players of the Week ending on July 6thPosted by: Brian Foley in CAA, Independents, MAAC, NYCBLFROM CBB NEWS SOURCE Week ending July 6, 2008 Player of the Week: Nick Campbell (Bryant), Little Falls
Jun
23
2008
NYCBL Players of the Week for June 22ndPosted by: Brian Foley in Division 2, Ivy League, MAAC, NJCAA, NYCBL, Players of the WeekFROM NYCBL RELEASE
Jun
10
2008
Valley League Players, Pitchers of the Week (6/10/08)Posted by: Brian Foley in CAA, MAAC, Players of the Week, Sun Belt, Valley LeagueLance Baxter, Staunton Braves, LHP, So., Silverhill, Ala. (South Alabama)
May
31
2008
CBB Visit: Fullerton Regional UVA vs RiderPosted by: Mark Rafferty in 2008 NCAA Tourney, ACC, CBB Visit, MAACUVA 8 Rider 2
Coach Brian O’Connor was very happy with Andrew Carraway’s performance tonight: “Carraway I felt was in command of the game from the start, unfortunately he ran out of gas a little at the end, but he did exactly what we needed him to do, and that’s pitch deep into the ball game in an elimination game and save the bullpen.” The offense really got going for Virginia in the fourth inning with a leadoff single by catcher Franco Valdes to center. Center field John Barr followed with a double down the left field line that could have been stopped by third baseman Mason Heyne. Tyler Cannon then grounded to third, and instead of going home with the throw to contain Valdes, Heyne threw to first to get Cannon out, while Valdes scored. With Rider being in a win or go home situation, they could have used a more aggressive performance from Heyne. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: 2008 Fullerton Regional, 2008 NCAA Tourney, ACC, CBB Visit, MAAC, Rider, UVA
May
31
2008
CBB Visit: Fullerton Regional Day 1 RecapPosted by: Mark Rafferty in 2008 NCAA Tourney, ACC, Big West, MAAC, Pac 10UCLA 3 UVA 2
May
30
2008
CBB Regional Preview: Fullerton (CA)Posted by: Brian Foley in 2008 NCAA Tourney, ACC, Big West, MAAC, Pac 10
Apr
30
2008
NYIT, Lafayette, and Canisus pick up winsPosted by: Brian Foley in Atlantic 10, CAA, Independents, MAAC, MAC, Patriot LeagueFROM CBB NEWS SOURCES NYIT 7 Hofstra 2
Mar
26
2008
Canisius, Fullerton, Alabama, and Louisville pick up winsPosted by: Brian Foley in Big East, Big West, MAAC, MEAC, Ohio Valley Conference, SEC, West Coast ConferenceFROM CBB NEWS SOURCES Canisius 21 Delaware State 12
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCES Senior Ryan Asis and junior Kevin Mailloux each had three hits for Canisius (14-2). Asis and junior Kevin Mahoney each scored three runs for the Griffs while Mahoney led the team with three RBIs as Asis and senior Adam Donato each drove in two. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: Big Ten, Canisius, MAAC, Penn State
Mar
12
2008
Temple, Rider, and JMU pick up winsPosted by: Brian Foley in Atlantic 10, CAA, MAAC, MEACFROM PRESS RELEASES James Madison 10 Va Tech 3
JMU improved to 9-3 overall and won its fifth in a row for the first time since late in the 2006 season. It is the first five-game winning streak of entirely road games since 1995. VT dropped to 7-7 for the season. The Dukes won their third straight game at English Field with the last loss in 1998. They improved to 30-20 all-time against the Hokies, including five wins in a row and a 12-3 mark since that loss in 1998. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: ACC, Atlantic 10, CAA, Hofstra, James Madison, MAAC, MEAC, Rider, Temple, UMES, VT
Mar
02
2008
Coastal, UK, Cal, Niagara, and UTA pick up winsPosted by: Brian Foley in Big South, CAA, Horizon League, Independents, MAAC, Pac 10, SEC, Southern Conference, West Coast ConferenceFROM PRESS RELEASES Coastal 6 George Mason 0
McCully allowed just one walk and tied his career high in strikeouts while improving his record to 2-0 on the year. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: Alabama, Big South, Butler, CAA, Cal, Coastal Carolina, Davidson, George Mason, Horizon League, Independents, Kentucky, MAAC, Niagara, Pac 10, SEC, Southern Conference, University of San Diego, UT-Arlington, West Coast Conference
Mar
01
2008
ACC Recap for 3/1Posted by: Brian Foley in ACC, Atlantic 10, Big East, CAA, Ivy League, MAAC, NEC, SEC, Sun Belt
FSU 4 Auburn 3 Tallahassee, Fla. - Florida State (6-0) remained undefeated on the season with a 4-3 victory over Auburn (4-3) in front of a crowd of 6,544, the fourth largest crowd to witness a game at Dick Howser Stadium. The Seminoles got seven shutout innings from senior Ryan Strauss and three solo home runs on Saturday afternoon to win their third straight game over the Tigers this season. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: ACC, ACC Recap, Atlantic 10, Auburn, Big East, Boston College, CAA, Central Connecticut, Clemson, Columbia, Cornell, Duke, Florida, FSU, GT, Hofstra, Ivy League, MAAC, Miami (FL), NC State, North Carolina A&T, Northeast Conference, Rutgers, SEC, Siena, South Carolina, St. Bonaventure, Sun Belt, Troy, UVA, VT, Wake Forest
Mar
01
2008
ACC Recap for 2/29Posted by: Brian Foley in ACC, Big East, CAA, MAAC, MAC, SEC, Southern ConferenceFROM PRESS RELEASES UNC 8 Kent State 1
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Baxter fired a no-hitter in Staunton’s 2-0 victory over Waynesboro on Thursday, July 5. The University of South Alabama lefty faced just one batter over the minimum in his complete-game effort, allowing runners to reach on a walk and an error with one of them picked off. Baxter struck out seven while firing the league’s first no-hitter since Paul Burnside of Winchester threw a perfect game in his first Valley League appearance in June of 2006. 

The Cal State Fullerton Titans will be hosting a Regional this year where they will be joined by UCLA, Virginia, and Rider. The Titans have a record of 37-19 while being 16-8 in the Big West. UCLA went 31-25 while struggling in the Pac-10 with a 13-11 record. Virginia enters with a 38-21 record while going 15-15 in the tough ACC. The final team in the regional is Rider who is 29-26 while going 13-10 in the MAAC.
Old Westbury, NY * Junior Mark Stuckless drove in a run for the second consecutive game, but NYIT took advantage of five Hofstra errors and a strong pitching performance from Mike LaLuna to win Wednesday afternoon’s non-conference contest, 7-2. With the victory, NYIT improves to 13-23-1 while the Pride fall to 17-31.
BLACKSBURG, Va., March 11, 2008 - James Madison University led from start to finish and put five runs on the board in the ninth inning to pull away from Virginia Tech for a 10-3 non-conference baseball win Tuesday afternoon at English Field.
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – Sophomore Nick McCully (Lakeland, Fla./Santa Fe Catholic) allowed just a bunt single in the first inning while striking out nine in the Coastal Carolina University baseball team’s (8-1) 6-0 win over George Mason (1-6) March 2 in the final game of the Baseball at the Beach Tournament at BB&T Coastal Field.
FROM PRESS RELEASES
ROCK HILL, S.C. - Sophomore right-hander Alex White went six strong innings, and second baseman Kyle Seager drove in a career-best three runs for the second straight day in No. 2 North Carolina’s 8-1 win over Kent State Friday at the Coca-Cola Classic at The Winthrop Ballpark. The Tar Heels (5-1) scored seven runs over the first two innings and have outscored the opposition, 14-2, over the last two days. 





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