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Posted on September 2nd, 2009 by Brian Foley in Big South, New Coach
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 CHARLESTON, S.C. – Head Baseball Coach Stuart Lake has announced the addition of former Citadel baseball player Sid Fallaw to his staff at Charleston Southern.
Fallaw played two seasons for Lake while at The Citadel.
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 CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Presbyterian freshman Gabe Grammer (Irmo, S.C.) and Charleston Southern senior Brandon Roberts (Mt. Pleasant, S.C.) have been named the Choice Hotels Player of the Week and New Balance Pitcher of the Week, respectively, for games played the final week of the regular-season, it was announced today by the League office. Read the rest of this entry »
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 CHARLOTTE, N.C. – VMI senior second baseman A.J. Yoder (Belleville, Pa.) and Charleston Southern sophomore Jesse Cadenhead (Denver, N.C.) have been named the Choice Hotels Player of the Week and New Balance Pitcher of the Week, respectively, for games played April 20-26, it was announced today by the League office. Read the rest of this entry »
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Ryan Rivers of Charlotte hit for the cycle on Saturday in a 12-2 victory over George Washington. Rivers picked up his first career triple of his career and hit his 10th homer of the season. The full recap is available here. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: ACC, Auburn, Big South, Boston College, CBB Column, Charleston Southern, College of Charleston, Conference USA, Davidson, Eastern Illinois, Elon, Florida, High Point, Ohio Valley Conference, Pepperdine, SEC, St. Mary's, The Citadel, The Warning Track, Tulane, UCF, UT-Martin, Wake Forest, West Coast Conference
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 Courtesy of Southern Conference SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Southern Conference baseball coaches and the voting members of the Southern Conference Sports Media Association have each selected Elon as the preseason favorite to repeat as champion in 2009. A year ago, the Phoenix became the first team in seven seasons to win both the regular season and tournament titles en route to a 44-18 season and a berth in the NCAA Regionals. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 2009 Preseason Conference Poll, Appalachian State, Charleston Southern, Davidson, Elon, Furman, Georgia Southern, Samford, Southern Conference, The Citadel, UNC-Greensboro, Western Carolina, Wofford
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Coastal Carolina University’s baseball team has been voted the Big South Conference’s preseason favorite by the League’s Head Baseball Coaches, it was announced today by the Conference office. In addition, the coaches voted Radford senior infielder Alex Gregory (Great Falls, Va.) the Conference’s Preseason Player of the Year and Coastal Carolina junior Nick McCully (Lakeland, Fla.) the League’s Preseason Pitcher of the Year.
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Tags: 2009 Preseason Conference Poll, Big South, Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina, Gardner-Webb, High Point, Liberty, Presbyterian College, Radford, UNC-Asheville, VMI, Winthrop
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Share The CBB is committed in bringing the best College Baseball information to our loyal readers. Today we have come across five more schedules-Charleston Southern, Chicago State, Davidson, Fairfield University and East Tennessee State. If you are looking for a particular schedule we have them located up top and on the right. If we do not have your schedule yet please send it to us and we will put it up on the site for you.
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Tags: 2009 Schedules, Big South, Charleston Southern, Chicago State, Davidson, East Tennessee State, Fairfield, Independents, MAAC, Southern Conference
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Posted on December 9th, 2008 by Brian Foley in 2010 Recruits, Big South
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 CHARLESTON, S.C. – Charleston Southern Baseball Coach Stuart Lake and his staff have announced their first recruiting class, signing eight players for the 2010 season during the early signing period.
“Our recruiting coordinator Charles Assey, with the help of assistant coaches Stan Kowalski and Anthony Hayes, has assembled a fantastic class,” said Lake. “We have a focus in our recruiting on our state and the surrounding region to find the best high school and junior college players available. Also, we focus on guys that understand our purpose here at CSU is to not only stress the baseball aspects for success, but the academic and Christian aspects as well.” Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted on November 5th, 2008 by Donald J. Boyles in Big South, New Coach
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CHARLESTON, S.C. – First-year Head Coach Stuart Lake has completed his staff for the 2009 baseball season by adding student assistant, Anthony Hayes, it was announced Wednesday. Hayes, who will coach the outfielders, help with the hitters and act as the first base coach, will be the third coach on the staff to return to his alma mater, joining former CSU battery mates Lake and pitching coach Stan Kowalski.
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Posted on October 11th, 2008 by Donald J. Boyles in Big South, New Coach
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Charleston Southern Head Baseball Coach Stuart Lake has announced the addition of former CSU pitcher Stan Kowalski to the staff for the 2009 season. Kowalski will serve as the pitching coach for CSU.
Kowalski knows all about CSU baseball, having played for the Bucs from 1991-95 as a pitcher. Kowalski left the program as the school’s all-time winningest pitcher with 23 career victories and held the record until 2004 when R.J, Swindle surpassed the mark.
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Posted on August 15th, 2008 by Bob Broughton in 2008 Olympics
Share Brian Duensing The starters are James Avery (Niagara) for Canada, Brett Anderson for USA.
Canada leads 1-0 after one inning.Canada’s run came on an RBI double by Emerson Frostad (Lewis-Clark State).
8:15 PM PDT: Canada leads 3-0 after two innings. Emmanuel Garcia hit an RBI triple, then scored on a ground out by Michael Saunders.
8:35 PM: Canada leads 4-0 after three innings, and they are hitting Anderson at will. The fourth run came from an RBI single by Adam Stern (Nebraska). Great defensive play by Stubby Clapp (Texas Tech) at second base in the bottom of the third.
9 PM: Canada leads 4-2 after four innings. USA got on the board with a home run by Brian Barden (Oregon State), got the second run on an RBI single by John Gall (Stanford). Avery was replaced by R.J. Swindle (Charleston Southern). Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 2008 Olympics, 2008 USA Olympic Team, Charleston Southern, Lewis-Clark State, Nebraska, Niagara, Oregon State, Stanford, Team Canada, Texas Tech
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Posted on August 14th, 2008 by Bob Broughton in 2008 Olympics
ShareCanada took a 5-3 lead in the top of the sixth on a two-run home run by Nick Weglarz, which chased Cuban starter Adiel Palma. Cuba responded with four runs in the bottom of the sixth, on two-run home runs by Alexander Malleta and Alfredo Despaigne. Canada got one back in the eighth when Weglarz came in when Brett Lawrie hit into a fielder’s choice, but they went three up, three down in the ninth to end the game.
Canada missed an excellent chance to take the early lead in the second. Scott Thorman opened the inning with a single, went to second on a wild pitch, and to third on a single by Weglarz. The next batter, Jimmy Van Ostrand, hit a ground ball, and Thorman got caught between third and home. Weglarz and Van Ostrand moved to second and third on another wild pitch by Palma, and Canada had runners at second and third with one out. However, Matt Rogelstad (Arkansas State) struck out, and Chris Robinson (Illinois) was out on a dangerous ground ball to end the inning.
Starter Brooks McNiven (British Columbia) lasted only two innings. He gave up three runs (one of them unearned) in the second, and the Cubans were generally hitting the ball hard against him. Canada used four pitchers the rest of the way, Jonathan Lockwood (Louisiana Tech), Chris Reistma, Robert Swindle (Charleston Southern), and Steve Green (Fort Scout CC).
Weglarz hit another home run in the fourth, and finished the game 4-4.
Canada’s next game is against Korea, at 6 AM EDT on Friday.
Tags: Arkansas State, British Columbia, Charleston Southern, Illinois, Louisiana Tech, Team Canada
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CHARLESTON, S.C. – Head Baseball Coach Stuart Lake has announced the addition of former Citadel baseball player Sid Fallaw to his staff at Charleston Southern. 
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