As nerds around the world celebrate Pi Day, Birmingham-Southern and Whitewater gave us a 3-14 score in the first of two games in Pensacola, Alabama. with the designated home team (UWW) getting the win. In game two, UWW completed the sweep with a less appropriate 6-2 score.
The beginning of the week was so yesterday. Bethel got a loss on Monday but bounced back on Tuesday to get back in the win column with a 4-2 win over Loras. Birmingham-Southern also found the winning touch after losing a weekend series to Oglethorpe.
Covenant halted a five game losing streak with an upset win over at No. 4 Birmingham-Southern. otherwise it was a day of success for the other teams in the Top 25. in the only contest between ranked opponents, Misericordia edged Marietta
Roanoke earned a tie for fifth place in the final ODAC standing with a dominate sweep of Randolph-Macon, scoring 25 runs off a staff with a sub 5 ERA. Elsewhere in Region 6, the field is set for the SAA Championship round next weekend.
As Birmingham Southern cruised to an opening home win over Oglethorpe, Millsaps and Sewanee opened with wins on their opponent's home field in the opening of the SAA tournament on Friday.
Salisbury returned to the number one spot in the D3baseball/NCBWA Top 25 this week. Birmingham-Southern fell to No. 2 while Shenandoah held steady at third. All three teams and Johns Hopkins received first place votes.
The WIAC is back. UWO rejoins the D3baseball.com NCBWA Top 25 this week with three teams ranked and another receiving votes. Birmingham-Southern holds on to the top spot with Salisbury, Shenandoah and Johns Hopkins getting at least one first place vote.
Number one Birmingham Southern held on to the top spot but plenty of movement behind them in this week's D3baseball.com NCBWA Top 25. For the lower ranked teams, stability was the theme.
Birmingham-Southern moved past Salisbury to claim the no. 1 spot in this weeks D3baseball.com/NCBWA Top 25. The panthers got 15 first place votes compared to Salisbury's eight. Last years champion, Eastern Connecticut State holds at No. 3.
Head Coach Jan Weisberg earned his 500th career victory as the Birmingham-Southern baseball team defeated the Wilmington Quakers 13-5 in the teams first game of the weekend.
Birmingham-Southern scored another win over a Top 5 program, Marymount returned home for a Stevenson sweep, No. 21 Shenandoah swept Misericordia to move to 4-0, and more on a busy Saturday on D3 diamonds on Saturday.
Stevens opened their season with a decisive sweep of CCNY while No. 5 Trinity won for the first time in three games with No. 4 Birmingham-Southern. George Fox had thievery on its mind with nine swaps and Hendrix and Dallas put up a combined 30 runs on Sunday.
No. 21 Shenandoah opened their season with a doubleheader sweep of Widener. No. 4 Birmingham-Southern made it two in a row with 2022 Super-Regional opponent No. 5 Trinity (Texas). In a 2022 regional match-up, Chapman and Pacific trades wins on the day.....more
No. 4 Birmingham-Southern blanked No. 5 Trinity 3-0 in a rematch of last years Super-Regional. Elsewhere Lewis and Clark is off to their best start in two decades with a win over Claremont-Mudd-Scripts.
Last year the South had three teams in the top 10 spots in the final Top 25 of the year and all three teams are poised to repeat this feat. Salisbury will be moving out of the region but there are plenty of teams that are eying a spot in the final Series in Cedar Rapids.
For the second year in a row, Salisbury opens the season as the number one team with 15 first place votes in the 2023 D3baseball.com/NCBWA Preseason Top 25. The Sea Gulls are followed by ECSU, LaGrange, and Birmingham Southern.
The opening day of the super regionals was anything but super. Five of the eight games were played with three postponed to Saturday because of weather.
The Birmingham-Southern baseball team defeated Millsaps in game two of the 2022 Southern Athletic Association Championship 8-3 to win their fifth SAA tournament title. The Panthers defeated the Majors 14-4 on Sunday.
Wheaton (Mass.), back in the D3baseball.co0m/NCBWA Top 25, and Birmingham-Southern are the tow ranked teams that made the top 25 this week. Eastern Connecticut State not only set a program record for wins, but moved into the number one spot.
Shenandoah swept a doubleheader from Randolph-Macon on Saturday. it was a good day for ranked teams in the south as BSC, La Grange, Lynchburg, and Salisbury all won as well.
La Grange is building support among the voters in the Top 25 with two first place votes and a bump up to No. 4. Marietta remains number one and No. 2 Birminghan-Southern received two first place votes. Easter Conn State stays at No. 3.
Cortland earned three wins against top 10 competition and rose one spot to become the top ranked team in the first of the D3baseball.com/NCBWA Top 25. Undefeated North Central (Ill.) and Birmingham-Southern both received first place votes.
It had been many years since the D-III College World Series Champion came out of the South and Salisbury broke through with their first baseball championship in 2021....more
Trinity (Texas), which and brought home the league’s first-ever national championship in the sport in 2016, was recognized with a league-high 12 honorees among the 32 impressive student-athletes selected to the SCAC’s 30th Anniversary baseball team
Centre used a no-hitter to reach the SAA tournament and they pitched another gem as they bounced No. 13 Berry into the losers bracket. Birmingham-Southern took care of business, shutting out Rhodes.
The top four teams remain unchanged in the latest D3baseball.com/NCBWA Top 25. UW-Whitewater joins the top 10 with Augustana and Birmingham-Southern falling out of the poll this week as the top teams receiving votes.
Cabrini rode the arm of Jonathan Baker and the bat of Mack McKisson to their fifth consecutive win. Between Top 25 teams, it was Berry taking round one and two games in a series with Birmingham-Southern.
Whitewater gets into the spirit of the day
March 14, 2024As nerds around the world celebrate Pi Day, Birmingham-Southern and Whitewater gave us a 3-14 score in the first of two games in Pensacola, Alabama. with the designated home team (UWW) getting the win. In game two, UWW completed the sweep with a less appropriate 6-2 score.
