FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. – Marist Director of Athletics Tim Murray announced the hiring of Chris Tracz as head baseball coach on Wednesday. Tracz pitched at Marist from 2001-05 and holds the program’s career records for victories, strikeouts, complete games, starts and innings pitched. He also served as the Red Foxes’ pitching coach from 2006-08 before spending this past season as Army’s pitching coach. Read the rest of this entry »
Archive for July, 2009
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Victoria Generals Sign Left Handed Pitcher
– July 15, 2009Posted in: Southland Conference, Texas Collegiate League
(Victoria, Tx) The Victoria Generals of the Texas Collegiate League are pleased to announce the addition of Covey Morrow to the pitching staff. The big lefthander (6’5″) will be a sophomore at Texas State and comes highly recommended by their Head Coach Ty Harrington.
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St. Joe’s set to play 2010 in Camden NJ
– July 15, 2009Posted in: Atlantic 10, New Facility
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
PHILADELPHIA – Saint Joseph’s University and the Camden Riversharks have reached an agreement that will allow Saint Joseph’s to play its entire 25-game 2010 home schedule at Campbell’s Field in Camden, N.J.
The move to Campbell’s Field is the first step in the planned transition to playing home games at an on-campus facility in the near future. A new home field for the Hawks is included in the University’s master plan for the use of the space on the Maguire Campus that opened in 2008. Read the rest of this entry »
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Charlotte’s Hall and Dartmouth’s Enriquez promoted
– July 15, 2009Posted in: Atlantic 10, Ivy League, New Coach
Brandon Hall (Charlotte Media Relations Photo)
Loren Gibbs of Charlotte has announced that assistant Brandon Hall has been promoted to Associate Head Coach after serving the past seven seasons with the 49ers. In addition, he has been the recruiting coordinator for the past five seasons. “Over the past seven years, Brandon has developed into one of the top assistant coaches in this region,” said Hibbs. “He has displayed a tremendous work ethic, an incredible desire to improve and a loyalty to our program and this institution that is unmatched. He fits with our overall program philosophy and has been a major factor in our success in recent years. Brandon `gets it’ and I am really looking forward to continuing to work alongside him in the future.” Read the rest of this entry »
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Team USA drops 8-3 decision to Japan
FROM USA BASEBALL
Blake Forsythe (Tenn) (Courtesy of USA Baseball)
(TSURUOKA, Japan) – Team Japan struck out 14 U.S. batters and Team USA stranded 16 runners on base as it fell to Japan 8-3 in game four of the 37th Annual USA vs. Japan Collegiate Championships in Tsuruoka, Japan.
Takahiro Araki hit a two-RBI single to left center in the first inning and Shota Ishimine followed with an RBI single in the second for a 3-0 lead on USA starter Trevor Bauer (UCLA). Read the rest of this entry »
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Texas Collegiate League recap for 07-14-09
– July 15, 2009Posted in: Texas Collegiate League
Victoria Generals 5 Coppell Copperheads 4
(Victoria, Tx) The first place Victoria Generals of The Texas Collegiate League returned home after splitting the series at Mckinney and Brazos Valley to take on the pesky Coppell Copperheads.
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CCBL Recap for July 14th
– July 15, 2009Posted in: ACC, Cape Cod League, SEC
Stephen Brooks (Courtesy of WFU Media Relations)
Here is your Cape Cod Baseball League Recap for July 14th.
Falmouth got a solo home run in the bottom of the eighth inning by Auburn’s Hunter Morris which broke a 4-4 tie and give the Commodores the 5-4 victory over Bourne. Box Score Read the rest of this entry »
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GLSCL announces 2009 All-Star representatives
– July 14, 2009Posted in: Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
DELAWARE, Ohio – After compiling the top two records in the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League at the halfway point of the season, both Lima and Grand Lake lead all vote getters with seven representatives for next week’s 2009 GLSCL All-Star game in Cincinnati, Ohio. Read the rest of this entry »
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Wake Forest and East Carolina name new Assistant Coaches
– July 14, 2009Posted in: ACC, Big South, Conference USA, Ivy League, MAAC, Patriot League, Sun Belt
Wake Forest new head coach Tom Walter has announced that he has hired Bill Cilento as an assistant coach. He comes over from Brown University where he spent the last three seasons. He brought the Brown Bears to the NCAA Tournament in 2007 where they led the Ivy League in every offensive category including winning the team batting average title by 39 points. Cilento has also had coaching stops at New Orleans under Walter and at his alma mater Siena. Read the rest of this entry »
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Ga State Adds Seven to Squad
– July 14, 2009Posted in: 2010 Recruits, CAA
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
(Courtesy of GA State)
Coming off the most successful season in school history, the Georgia State baseball team has added seven student-athletes who signed a National Letter of Intent during the spring signing period as announced by head coach Greg Frady on Tuesday morning.
The seven newcomers are added to the trio of student-athletes that signed during the early signing period last fall. Read the rest of this entry »
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Strasburg grabs ’09 Golden Spikes Award
– July 14, 2009Posted in: 2009 Top Players, Mountain West, National Awards
FROM USA BASEBALL
WATCH GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD SHOW
ST. LOUIS — USA Baseball announced Tuesday the selection of San Diego State’s Stephen Strasburg as the winner of the 2009 USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award. This year marks the 32nd consecutive year that the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award has been presented to the nation’s premier amateur baseball player. Read the rest of this entry »
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Cape Cod Baseball League Links for July 14th
– July 14, 2009Posted in: ACC, Conference USA, SEC
(Photo Courtesy of Cape Cod Times/Merrily Lunsford)
The Cape Cod Times does an excellent job covering the Cape Cod Baseball League day in and day out. They have been putting out some outstanding features in the recent days that you should check out.
The first article looks at Brewster public address announcer Jim Nowak who has been around the Cape Cod League for the past 46 seasons starting as a bat boy with Chatham in 1963. He even remembers when former Yankee player Thurman Munson was playing in the league. Read the rest of this entry »
