BROOKLINE MASS – In a game that featured an early unusual twist, it was a return to form that propelled Northeastern to a win over VCU Saturday afternoon at Friedman Diamond.
The Rams broke a 1-1 tie with four runs in the third-a rally which started with a rare walk issued by senior Jeff Thomson, who entered the game allowing a stingy 0.58 walks per nine innings, best in the nation. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: CAA, CBB Visit, Northeastern, VCU
BROOKLINE MASS. – In a series crucial to the CAA standings, it was VCU who struck the first blow.
The Rams used a complete game effort from senior Ian Thomas (4-2, 4.39) and took advantage of some miscues in the field by Northeastern to down the Huskies 7-2 Friday afternoon at Friedman Diamond.
NU committed five errors in the game, which led to five unearned runs. Read the rest of this entry »
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE CAA BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
Scott Krieger, George Mason
Sr., OF, Towson, Md./Calvert Hall
Krieger batted .692 (9-13) with a homer, two triples, five runs scored and seven RBI as George Mason won two of three at VCU last weekend. The senior outfielder had at least two hits and two RBI in each game, including a 4-for-5 performance with three RBI on Saturday.
Kenny Burns of Rhode Island robs Mike Tamsin (Northeastern) of a sixth inning home run with an outstanding catch on April 20th. The catch did not help the Rams as J.T. Ross tossed a one hitter as the Huskies rolled 12-1 over the Rhode Island Rams.
Special thanks to Play by Play man Keith Lavon and Nate Owen for sending us the video.
BROOKLINE MASS.- A tough conference loss for Northeastern could provide a confidence booster down the stretch for an already potent Husky pitching staff.
The Huskies fell to Georgia State 7-3 Sunday at Friedman Diamond, but NU starter Les Williams pitched through several bouts of bad luck and two errors to keep his team within striking distance of the Panthers. Read the rest of this entry »
BROOKLINE MASS.- In perhaps their most important CAA series of the season thus far, it was the veteran of the Northeastern’s pitching staff that gave the Huskies a chance to emerge with a winning weekend against Georgia State. Read the rest of this entry »
Here are some of the best College Baseball links from around the nation.
The first article comes from Nate Owen of The Huntington News about Northeastern taking the final two games of their series with Dallas Baptist over the weekend. The next two articles come from The Daily Cal from Katie Dowd who wrote a recap of the Cal-Stanford game and Matt Kawahara who did a feature on the struggles of the Cal baseball program. The next article comes from The Cavalier Daily (UVA) writer Eric Strow who wrote an article about how difficult it was to follow Cavalier baseball last weekend in their big series against Georgia Tech. The final article comes on a sad note from Dothan Eagle which reports former Auburn baseball coach Paul Nix passed away at age 76. Read the rest of this entry »
Northeastern wins 2009 Beanpot Title 5-3 over UMass(Jim Pierce/Northeastern University)
The College Baseball Blog made the trip to Fenway Park to take in the Beanpot Tournament on Monday afternoon. The Championship game featured Northeastern University against the University of Massachusetts. Northeastern entered the weekend on a two game winning streak as they took the final two games in their series against Dallas Baptist while UMass entered the game after taking two out of three games against St. Louis. Read the rest of this entry »
Knight excelled with the bat and on the mound in JMU’s five games last week. At the plate, Knight batted .600 (15-25) with a double, two triples, four homers, 12 runs scored and 13 RBI. He drove in at least two runs in all five contests and hit .667 as the Dukes won two of three at VCU. Knight also made his first career pitching start on Sunday and allowed just three hits over six shutout innings while fanning six.
The Warning Track with Brian Foley checks in today with some of the best action from Friday night.
The first story of the night was Kent State’s Brad Stillings (TCBB 40th Best Player) twirling a nine inning no-hitter against Toledo as the Golden Flashes picked up a 1-0 victory over MAC rival Toledo. Stillings went nine innings without walking anyone and only a second inning error kept him from getting a perfect game. This game was only the 10th no-hitter in Golden Flash history.Full Recap of the game is available by clicking here. Read the rest of this entry »
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BROOKLINE MASS – In a game that featured an early unusual twist, it was a return to form that propelled Northeastern to a win over VCU Saturday afternoon at Friedman Diamond.
CAA BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
BROOKLINE MASS.- In perhaps their most important CAA series of the season thus far, it was the veteran of the Northeastern’s pitching staff that gave the Huskies a chance to emerge with a winning weekend against Georgia State.
CAA BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
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