KENOSHA, Wis. - The NCAA Division III members of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association have selected McMurry University third baseman Derek David (Sr., Richmond, Texas/Richmond/Western Texas Junior College) as the 2008 NCBWA NCAA Division III Position Player of the Year and Christopher Newport University’s Kenny Moreland (Sr., Springfield, Va./Lee) as the NCBWA Division III Pitcher of the Year. Read the rest of this entry »
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May
29
2008
CBB Draft Q and APosted by: Brian Foley in 2008 Top Players, ACC, Big Ten, CBB Column, Division 2, Division 3, Pac 10, SEC
May
27
2008
Trinity wins D-3 National Championship after losing Game 1 of the doubleheaderPosted by: Brian Foley in 2008 NCAA Tourney, Division 3FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
May
23
2008
CBB Links: Conference Tournament EditionPosted by: Mark Rafferty in ACC, Big Ten, Cape Cod League, Division 3, Pac 10, SECFormer MLB Third Baseman Scott Brosius has led Linfield College (34-11) to the Division III National Championship Tournament. (The Oregonian) How does Brett Wallace’s season rank in ASU history? (Pitchfork Nation) Are conference tournaments really necessary in college baseball? (The Nickel Block) Ohio State’s season ends in disappointment (The Buckeye Nine) Recruiting in Southern California is a balancing act for USC and UCLA (Los Angeles Times) South Carolina will try and keep it rolling against LSU today (Gamecock Anthem) Seminole freshmen are getting big game experience in the ACC tournament to prepare them for the College World Series (Nole Sports) Examining the economics of Summer League Ball (CodBall) Miami beat Georgia Tech in a 15-12 ACC Tournament battle that looked an awful lot like a College World Series game. (Miami Herald) Chapman has already beat their first round opponent twice this season (Orange County Register) Tags: ACC, Arizona State, Big Ten, Cape Cod League, Chapman University, Division 3, FSU, GT, Linfield College, Miami (FL), Ohio State, Pac 10, SEC, South Carolina, UCLA, USC
May
19
2008
Blake Booher Headlines Six Patriots on All-Region TeamsPosted by: Donald J. Boyles in American Southwest Conference, Division 3
MT. PLEASANT, Mich. – Junior Blake Booher (Hurst, Texas) was named West Region Pitcher of the Year by Rawlings and the American Baseball Coaches Association on Monday afternoon. Booher was just one of three Patriots named to the All-West Region First Team. Joining Booher was senior second baseman Clay Baker (Henderson, Texas) and junior pitcher Brett Holland (Lindale, Texas). Booher, Baker and Holland are the first Patriots to be named to the First Team All-Region by the ABCA. All three UT Tyler players are now eligible to become All-Americans. The All-America teams will be revealed on May 23. Tags: All-Region Teams, Division 3, UT-Tyler
May
18
2008
Trinity wins NE Regional and continues the hunt for a Perfect SeasonPosted by: Brian Foley in Division 3FROM CBB NEWS SOURCES
One of our loyal readers sent us this great video from the 2008 Division 3 South Regional Game between Lynchburg College and Christopher Newport University.
May
14
2008
NCAA Division III West Region Baseball Championships recap of game 1Posted by: Donald J. Boyles in 2008 NCAA Tourney, Division 3
ABILENE, Texas – The No. 1 ranked Chapman Panthers used a 3-run first inning and never looked back on the way to a narrow 4-3 win over La Verne in the first game of the 2008 NCAA West Region Baseball Championships at Walt Driggers Field. Patrick O’Hail hit a 2-run single in the first and Wayde Kitchens & Kurt Yacko combined for the win and save respectively. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: Chapman University, Division 3, Laverne UniversityRk School (first) Last Rec. Pts
May
12
2008
D-III Championships Selections AnnouncedPosted by: Donald J. Boyles in 2008 NCAA Tourney, Division 3
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE Will it be Tim Kiely carrying Trinity (Conn) to a regional sweep, keeping the Bantam’s undefeated streak alive? Will Kurt Yacko take Chapman to another Championship appearance? Can Matt Tone be the missing piece of a national championship that has eluded Cortland State for years? Will Kenny Moreland put a finishing touch on a stellar career with Christopher Newport and deny Salisbury and Johns Hopkins a spot in Appleton? These and other question will be answered this week as the number of teams seeking a D-III national championship in baseball number fifty-four. Tags: 2008 NCAA Tourney, Division 3FROM CBB NEWS SOURCES Rk School (first) Last Rec. Pts
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCES MILLINGTON, Tenn. – The first day of the 2008 GSC Baseball Tournament went the opposite of last year’s opening day as the East Division teams took the early games and the West Division squads won the late contests. East No. 3 Montevallo (34-23) opened the Tournament with the day’s biggest surprise, upsetting West No. 2 Southern Arkansas (41-9), 12-3. UM never trailed in the game, taking a 3-0 lead in the top of the second inning, led by B.J. Holloway’s two-run single. The Falcons stretched their lead to 4-0 in the third, only to see SAU plate its first run in the bottom of the frame. Montevallo put the game on ice in the fifth inning, scoring five runs on five hits capped by Eric Moore’s RBI double. UM reliever Nate Russ recorded the victory, going 4.2 innings with five strikeouts, zero earned runs. Moore led the offense, going 3-for-6 with two doubles and three RBI. Tags: Division 3
May
01
2008
5/1 – D-III NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: Concordia’s Rotzoll, Hamline’s Roiger Get 8th D-III HonorsPosted by: Kevin Foley in Division 3, NCBWA, Players of the Week
Apr
15
2008
NCBWA/D3baseball.com Top 25Posted by: Donald J. Boyles in 2008 Polls, Division 3, NCBWAFROM NCBWA RELEASE
Apr
12
2008
UT-Tyler Seniors Shine in DH Sweep of LouisianaPosted by: Donald J. Boyles in Division 3
Seniors Andrew Damewood (Plano, Texas) and Kyle Braden (Carrollton, Texas) each hit two homeruns to combine for four of the University of Texas at Tyler’s five homeruns on the day, as the Patriots swept Louisiana College in a doubleheader, 6-5 and 13-0. In the first game, Kyle Braden made his senior day a memorable one by hitting a walk-off solo homerun to lift the Patriots over the Wildcats, 6-5. Braden was 2-for-2 on the day with three runs and 2 RBIs. Tags: Division 3, Louisiana College, UT-Tyler |
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Aman Reaka and myself have been accumulating a bunch of questions from our readers over the past few weeks about the upcoming MLB draft. We have picked out the five best questions that have been sent to us and have answered them below. 
Appleton, Wisc. - Sophomore Matt Sullivan (North Reading, Mass.) and senior tri-captain Guy Gogliettino, Jr. (Wallingford, Conn.) drew back-to-back bases loaded full count walks with two out in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Trinity College Bantams edged the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays 5-4 in the NCAA Div. III National Championship Tournament final game today, giving the Bantams the Div. III National Title. 
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Trinity College was undefeated, and rested after a day off on Saturday. The University of Southern Maine had played two games Saturday afternoon, and its pitching was stretched thin. A good combination for the Bantams, who advanced to the 2008 NCAA Division III Baseball World Series on Sunday by topping Southern Maine in the New England Regional Final, 10-3. 
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