NYIT Archive

Longtime NYIT Head Coach Bob Hirschfield Retires

– November 22, 2011Posted in: Great West Conference

FROM CBD NEWS SOURCE
OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. (Nov. 21, 2011) – After 30 plus years of coaching the New York Institute of Technology baseball team, Bob Hirschfield announced his retirement in late September. Plans are being sought out to keep Hirschfield on staff in an advisory position. Current assistant coach Michael “Butch” Caulfield will serve as interim head coach for the upcoming 2012 season. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Great West Conference, NYIT

Great West adds NYIT and Northern Colorado

Brian Foley

– January 31, 2009Posted in: Great West Conference, Independents

FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
The Great West has added New York Institute of Technology and the University of Northern Colorado as associate members in the sport of baseball for the 2009-10 academic year, commissioner Ed Grom announced today. The additions bring the total number of baseball schools in the Great West to eight members, joining Chicago State, Houston Baptist, NJIT, North Dakota, Texas-Pan American and Utah Valley. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Great West Conference, Independents, Northern Colorado, NYIT

2009 College Baseball Schedule- 7 Added

Donald J. Boyles

– November 4, 2008Posted in: 2009 Recruits, America East, CAA, MAC, NEC, West Coast Conference

The CBB has come across seven more schedules for the 2009 College Baseball season. The seven schedules are for Loyola Marymount, Binghamton, Central Michigan, Monmouth, NYIT, Towson, Western Michigan.

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Tags: 2009 Schedules, America East, Binghamton, CAA, Central Michigan, Loyola-Marymount, MAC, Monmouth, Northeast Conference, NYIT, Towson, West Coast Conference, Western Michigan

NYIT, Lafayette, and Canisus pick up wins

Brian Foley

– April 30, 2008Posted in: Atlantic 10, CAA, Independents, MAAC, MAC, Patriot League

FROM CBB NEWS SOURCES

NYIT 7 Hofstra 2

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. Read the rest of this entry »