The top-seeded Johns Hopkins baseball team outscored second-seeded Dickinson 11-2 between the third and seventh innings and the Blue Jays locked up the 18th Centennial Conference title in program history with a 15-10 victory over the Red Devils in the league championship game Monday evening at Babb Field.
The No. 2 seed Centenary baseball team defeated the No. 4 seed Texas Lutheran Bulldogs by a score of 9-5 on Monday afternoon to win the 2024 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship at La Moderna Field.
The Defiance Yellow Jackets won both games in comeback fashion during their Senior Day doubleheader against the Earlham Quakers, 7-4 and 12-9, to finish the 2024 season on Sunday at Rutter Field. Gunner Gregg cycled in game one.
In their final season as a member of the ASC, Concordia Texas won the ASC Tournament Championship with a 9-0 victory over Texas-Dallas. Chris Morrow notched his fourth home run of the tournament and Zach Seigrist also went yard at Woods Field on Championship Sunday.
The Ramapo College baseball team won the program's third NJAC Tournament Championship with a 9-7 comeback win over Rowan University today at Rutgers-Camden Community Park
Earlham swept Transylvania on Saturday as Hanover split their two game set to give Hanover a one game lead over Transylvania for the HCAC regular season title heading into the final day of conference competition.
In a season that has seen Centre make history and rewrite the program record books over and over, another milestone was hit today as the Colonels walked off for a 3-2 win over Hendrix to win the SAA Tournament for the first time, securing an automatic bid in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history.
Lynchburg and Roanoke swept their best of three series and top seeded Randolph-Macon defeated Washington and Lee to set up a sweep of their own. Third seeded Shenandoah will start their series with Guilford on Saturday.
Head coach Zach Ullrich earned his 100th career win in the first game and the second-seeded Roanoke College baseball team swept No. 7 Virginia Wesleyan University 8-3 and 13-6 in the first round of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tournament Friday at Calfee Park.
Thursday saw the opening of a number of conference tournaments. In the ASC, a tour hour delay did not prevent the games from finishing with Hardin-Simmons, Concordia-Texas and McMurry advancing with wins.
NC Wesleyan second baseman Davie Morgan is one of four seniors in the next to last D3baseball.com Team of the week for 2024. This week though, it was the junior class with six selections that dominated.
An electric week at the plate, a two-hit shutout over a historic Div. III baseball powerhouse, and five innings of no-hit relief were what it took to earn the latest NCBWA Div. III weekly awards. This week’s selections were based on games played April 22-28.
It was 2007 when St. Olaf had the MAIC title and after a long drought, the Oles are back on top with the regular season title with a sweep of Hamline on Wednesday.
The NCAA released the second regional rankings of the season. Every Wednesday until the end of the season, the regional rankings will be updated from the results from the previous week.
Rowan and Ramapo were day one winners as the opening round was played on campus sites before moving to Rutgers-Camden. Top seeded Stockton will pay with a loss as they fell to TCNJ in the final NJAC game of the day.
Teamwork has its rewards and this week Transylsvania makes the cut at the 22nd spot in the latest D3baseball.com NCBWA Top 25. Arcadia and Cortland return this week with the Gulls of Endicott keeping their hold on the number one ranking.
Stevens head coach Kristaps Aldins recorded his 300th career win with the game one victory. over St. Joseph's (L.I.) the Ducks went on to a sweep. Already the program's leader in wins, Aldins has guided the Ducks to a 24-14 record so far this season. He had 277 victories coming into the year. His career winning percentage currently sits at .594 %.
Steve Coleman has announced his retirement from the Hardin-Simmons baseball program, effective at the end of the season, after a 27-year run leading the program.
There weren't many games on Tuesday, but news still happened as Crown did something it has never done before. The Polars faced off with the Saint John's Johnnies and came out on top for the first time in school history.
Down seven runs entering the ninth, Case has a big job and got it done, winning 12-11 over Wash U. Elsewhere in the UAA, it was Brandeis getting their first win over Emory on their home turf.
St. Joseph's (L.I.) Head Coach Tom Caputo notched his 200th career-win as the St. Joseph's completed a Skyline Conference doubleheader sweep of the United States Merchant Marine Academy on Sunday afternoon. The Golden Eagles came away with a 7-1 win in game one before claiming a 7-2 victory in game two.
Catholic took an important step toward securing a spot in the Landmark Conference Tournament on Saturday with two wins over visiting Lycoming. Catholic celebrated manager Ross Natoli became the 16th active head coach in Division III to win 800 games when the team defeated the Warriors in game one.
Suffolk led early and held off a Curry comeback to hand the Colonels an 8-5 game two CCC doubleheader at East Boston Memorial Park. The win, the blue-and-gold's sixth straight, marked head coach Anthony Del Prete's 200th as Suffolk's skipper.
Kean University split their final NJAC regular season games on Saturday in a long day of baseball, falling in the opener, 4-3 in 11 innings and winning the nightcap, 10-9 in 14 innings. The win gave Kean head coach Neil Ioviero his 800th career victory, all at Kean, in the midst of his 27th season.
North Central College scored 24 runs on 26 hits, including six home runs in the doubleheader sweep of Carthage College as Luke Lehnen hit for the cycle in game one which also included Trey Roach's go-ahead grand slam before Jack Oberli belted two home runs in the nightcap.
With the first round of the SAA tournament in the books it was three sweeps as top seeded Centre advanced as well as under dogs Sewanee and Rhodes. Fourth seeded Hendrix defeated Oglethorpe two games to one. The Colonels will host the double elimination pod round of the SAA Tournament on May 2-4.
After 55 years of coaching, 50 coaching baseball, 47 as a Head Coach in the town of Northfield between the high school and Norwich University, Head Coach Frank Pecora has announced his retirement.
Today it was a good day for the Leopards as they extended their lead over Pomona-Pitzer by a game with a win over Whittier while Pomona fell to Chapman on their SCIAC series that opened on Friday. Lurking in third place is CMS who is poised to move up the standings if the top two teams falter.
Nichols head coach Tim Mayo earned his 100th career win as the Bison hit six home runs in a 16-4 win over Clark University on Thursday afternoon from Granger Field. Multiple records were broken as the Bison won their 22nd game of the season.
All No. 1 Endicott does is win and they did it again with a runaway win over UMass-Boston. Joining the Gulls in the win column is Denison who finished a sweep of Marietta. Both Endicott and Denison hit the 30 win mark this week with the Big Read doing it in record fashion.
Johns Hopkins tops Dickinson, wins 18th title
May 06, 2024The top-seeded Johns Hopkins baseball team outscored second-seeded Dickinson 11-2 between the third and seventh innings and the Blue Jays locked up the 18th Centennial Conference title in program history with a 15-10 victory over the Red Devils in the league championship game Monday evening at Babb Field.
