Columbia baseball traveled to Las Vegas to compete in its season opener versus UNLV. The Light Blue won one of four games against the strong UNLV team.
Columbia baseball traveled to Las Vegas to compete in its season opener versus UNLV. The Light Blue won one of four games against the strong UNLV team.
Thirteen members of the Lions’ baseball team, including Jon Eisen, Roger Aquino, Pat Lowery, and Nick Cox, spent their summers playing in leagues across the country.
Thirteen members of the Lions’ baseball team, including Jon Eisen, Roger Aquino, Pat Lowery, and Nick Cox, spent their summers playing in leagues across the country.
In their last-ditch effort to gain ground in the American League Wild Card race, the Tampa Bay Rayshave activated outfielder Fernando Perez, CC ’05, to help add speed on the basepaths and range in the field.
In their last-ditch effort to gain ground in the American League Wild Card race, the Tampa Bay Rayshave activated outfielder Fernando Perez, CC ’05, to help add speed on the basepaths and range in the field.
The Columbia baseball team put off its typical Wednesday afternoon routine to visit Army for a weekday matinee. After an 18-2 drubbing at the hands of the Black Knights, the Lions probably wish they had stayed put in sunny Morningside.
The Columbia baseball team put off its typical Wednesday afternoon routine to visit Army for a weekday matinee. After an 18-2 drubbing at the hands of the Black Knights, the Lions probably wish they had stayed put in sunny Morningside.
Columbia baseball kicked off its 2009 campaign this weekend in Beaumont, Texas as the team took on non-conference foe Lamar University. While the Lions suffered losses in the first three games of the series, they broke out the offense and avoided a sweep with a 15-8 victory on Sunday.
Despite a strong pitching performance from Joe Scarlata, the Lions’ offense was unable to match Lamar’s in game one. The Cardinals got on the board early with a solo home run from senior outfielder Tyler Link and an unearned run after a fielding error by Columbia in the first inning.
Columbia baseball kicked off its 2009 campaign this weekend in Beaumont, Texas as the team took on non-conference foe Lamar University. While the Lions suffered losses in the first three games of the series, they broke out the offense and avoided a sweep with a 15-8 victory on Sunday.
Despite a strong pitching performance from Joe Scarlata, the Lions’ offense was unable to match Lamar’s in game one. The Cardinals got on the board early with a solo home run from senior outfielder Tyler Link and an unearned run after a fielding error by Columbia in the first inning.
For Columbia baseball, the road to back-to-back Ivy titles begins under Friday night lights.
After an unexpected run to capture the league championship in 2008, the Lions kick off the 2009 season with a four-game series against the Lamar University Cardinals this weekend. It will not be an easy opener for the defending champions.
For Columbia baseball, the road to back-to-back Ivy titles begins under Friday night lights.
After an unexpected run to capture the league championship in 2008, the Lions kick off the 2009 season with a four-game series against the Lamar University Cardinals this weekend. It will not be an easy opener for the defending champions.
With the golden locks and casual demeanor to match, Floridian Nick Cox has made his return to the Tri-State area anything but modest. A sophomore dabbling in a pre-med concentration and political science minor, Cox’s recent contributions to the baseball team have made for a healthy turn of events.
With the golden locks and casual demeanor to match, Floridian Nick Cox has made his return to the Tri-State area anything but modest. A sophomore dabbling in a pre-med concentration and political science minor, Cox’s recent contributions to the baseball team have made for a healthy turn of events.
