Gallaudet University has canceled its 2024 baseball season due to a depleted roster. The Bison were hopefully to add enough players to make the season happen but it was evident during preseason practices that the numbers were not there to safely field an adequate team.
Gallaudet University has canceled its 2024 baseball season due to a depleted roster. The Bison were hopefully to add enough players to make the season happen but it was evident during preseason practices that the numbers were not there to safely field an adequate team.
Gallaudet University has canceled its 2024 baseball season due to a depleted roster. The Bison were hoping to add enough players to make the season happen but it was evident during preseason practices that the numbers were not there to safely field a team.
Gallaudet's Cameron Upton hit for the cycle in the second game as he went 6-for-7 at the plate, drove in five runs and scored four times as the Bison waltzed to a 23-14 victory over SUNY Cobelskill in the nine-inning game.
Scranton's bats exploded for a 17-9 win over Gallaudet , their highest run total of the season. Nobody dominated the final inning on Sunday like MCLA. The Trailblazers scored 14 of their 17 runs in the last inning for their first two wins of the season.
February baseball in Minnesota? Yes as Carelton opened their season with a doubleheader sweep of Minn-Morris. DeSales and Gallaudet also opened their season on days typically spent in indoor facilities.
Gaulladet’s Casey Hicks continued his impressive 2014 season, and SUNY-Maritime’s Trevor Cannella kept up his staff’s recent hitless marks en route to gaining the NCBWA Hitter and Pitcher of the Week.
LAKELAND, Fla. – For the second year in a row, the Gallaudet University baseball team beat a ranked Rowan University squad on its annual spring break trip at the RussMatt Central Florida Invitational. The Bison split the doubleheader with the Profs, winning the first game 2-0 and dropping the second 12-3, at Henley Field. The triumph over 10th-ranked Rowan marks the biggest win in program history.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – Junior pitcher Brandon Holsworth (Beal City, Mich.) had a career game Sunday at Captains Park as he pitched Gallaudet University to a 1-0 shutout over in-region powerhouse Christopher Newport University. Gallaudet (8-3) came through with its seven consecutive win as the Bison defeated the unranked Captains (7-7).
Casey Hicks knocked in eight runs as he hit for the cycle for Gallaudet on Saturday in a 25-1 win over Valley Forge. Hicks' third inning double secured the third cycle hit in D-III this season.
WASHINGTON – The Gallaudet University baseball team swept Valley Forge Christian College with two convincing wins on a cold and windy Saturday afternoon at Hoy Field. The Bison took the first game of the doubleheader, 25-1, followed by a one-hit shutout win, 18-0, as both games lasted seven innings.
WASHINGTON – The Gallaudet University baseball team swept Valley Forge Christian College with two convincing wins on a cold and windy Saturday afternoon at Hoy Field. The Bison (4-3) took the first game of the doubleheader, 25-1, followed by a one-hit shutout win, 18-0, as both games lasted seven innings.
Wooster and Gallaudet combined good pitching and offense to post easy doubleheader sweeps on Saturday. Bluffton joined in with two wins over Mount St. Joseph's.
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. – Junior center fielder William Bissell (Brewer, Maine) lined the game-winning hit over the head of Rowan University's second baseman in the 11th inning Wednesday night to score two runs as Gallaudet University celebrated its biggest win in program history. The Bison battled back from three runs down in the 11th to win, 11-10, over nationally ranked Rowan in the Chain of Lakes Park Stadium at the RussMatt Invitational in Florida.
WASHINGTON – Following 55 unsuccessful tries, the Gallaudet University baseball team finally celebrated a victory against University of Mary Washington as they split their doubleheader on a frigid Sunday afternoon at Hoy Field. GU won the first game 6-0 in seven innings and nearly won the second game but lost 8-7 in nine innings.
WASHINGTON – Gallaudet University baseball took another step in building a winning program last season when the Bison posted their first winning record since 1976, set a new school mark for wins in a season (25) after it improved on the prior year’s 17-win mark and advanced to the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) West Division championship game.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In the pre-dawn hours Wednesday the Gallaudet University baseball team completed the final day of its three-day Navy SEAL training in the shadow of the nation's capital in near freezing temperatures with a slight drizzle.
In the pre-dawn hours Wednesday the Gallaudet baseball team completed the final day of its three-day Navy SEAL training in the shadow of the nation's capital.
LOS ANGELES – Gallaudet University baseball outfielder William Chapman (Los Angeles, Calif.) was selected to the 2012 Jewish Sports Review All-America first team for college baseball at the Division II, III and NAIA levels for a second year in a row. This is Chapman's third award this year as he was selected to the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) Division III South Region third team and the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) all-conference first team. Chapman is the only player from a NEAC school on this All-America team.
William Bissell and Tommy Barksdale know a thing or two about Hoy Field and having the chance to play summer baseball with the D.C. Grays, the newest members of the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League, has been a golden opportunity for the two Bison players. Gallaudet University has been hosting the D.C. Grays this summer at Hoy Field during the team's inaugural season.
MINNEAPOLIS – Gallaudet University sophomore outfielder William Bissell (Brewer, Maine) was named to the 2012 All-South Region first team as announced by D3baseball.com.
Bissell, the two-time North Eastern Athletic Conference West Division Player of the Year and two-time all-conference first teamer, is the only sophomore on the first team. The Maine native is the lone representative from the NEAC to be selected to the first team of any of the eight regional teams as selected by the national website.
The North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) released its 2012 baseball all-conference awards on Wednesday and Gallaudet University sophomore outfielder William Bissell (Brewer, Maine) was named the West Division Player of the Year for a second straight year while Curtis Pride was named West Division Coach of the Year for the first time. Gallaudet had five honorees, the most in the conference, as three Bison made the first team and two players were picked to the second team.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Five years ago the thought of Gallaudet University winning 20 baseball games in one season seemed as attainable as pitching a shutout considering the Bison lost 29 games by an average of 14 runs including a handful by 20 or more runs in 2008 as the team went 4-29.
Gallaudet won its 18th game while Marywood's 19th win was tops in its history. Plus UW-La Crosse pulled off another walkoff sweep, Oxy hit a game-winning slam and more in Sunday's full wrapup.
Gallaudet cancels season
January 30, 2024Gallaudet University has canceled its 2024 baseball season due to a depleted roster. The Bison were hopefully to add enough players to make the season happen but it was evident during preseason practices that the numbers were not there to safely field an adequate team.
