St. John Fisher moved into a tie with Cortland with its eighth all-time NCBWA Div. III of the Week selection, while Oberlin garnered its organization-leading fourth Rookie of the Week. An impressive pitching performance from the UW-Whitewater rounded out the honorees for games played March 25-31.
A new year means new hope for Region III as the smallest of Division III’s 10 regions looks to make it back to the World Series for the first time since 2021. Perennial regional powerhouses No. 10 Cortland State and No. 25 Ithaca open the season ranked in the D3baseball.com/NCBWA Top 25 with St. John Fisher was one of many schools receiving votes.
St. John Fisher were at home on Saturday, hosting Russell Sage for the Empire 8 Baseball Championship final. A consistent defense and pitching helped push the Cardinals to a 5-1 victory, securing the three-peat.
Region III is among the smallest in Division III baseball and made lots of noise in 2022 as seven of the region’s 33 squads qualified for the NCAA tournament.
For the second year in a row – and the fourth time in program history – St. John Fisher has been crowned Empire 8 Conference champions. The Cardinals swept the best-of-three series from second-seeded Utica University on Friday by scores of 14-3 and 9-2.
St. John Fisher broke an 8-8 tie with Oswego State to had the lakers their second straight loss. Elsewhere in New York, Brockport extended the longest active win streak in D-III baseball to 16 games.
The name has changed but the faces atop the mountain of Division III baseball stay the same as the calendar has turned to 2022. What was prior called the “New York” region and included teams across the state now is Region 3....more
Former Waynesburg pitcher Mason Miller and Bradford Webb, a graduate of Hampden-Sydney were drafted on day two of the MLB Amateur Draft. The third and final day saw four more D-III players hear their name called.
PITTSFORD, N.Y. – The storybook season continued for junior Adam Zebrowski on Tuesday as the All-American catcher became the third player in St. John Fisher College’s history to be drafted by Major League Baseball after being selected with the 397th pick in the 13th round by the Atlanta Braves.
For the third time in its history and for the first time since 2011, the nationally-ranked St. John Fisher College baseball team won the Empire 8 Championship after sweeping both ends of a doubleheader against third-seeded Utica College on Friday afternoon at Dugan Yard.
For the first time since 2015, a voting tie resulted in co-NCBWA Div. III Pitchers of the Week, while a 19-RBI week and a .762 on-base percentage over four games rounded out this week’s winners. This week’s selections were chosen based on performances for games played May 10-16 and are the final Div. III selections for the 2021 season.
The NCBWA has its fifth two-time NCAA Div. III Hitter of the Week, and for the second time this season, an institution has won the Hitter and Rookie of the Week honors in the same week. A nine-inning no-hitter rounded out this week’s honorees.
The first three-homer game in over a decade for one of NCAA Div. III’s elite programs, a perfect game, and a three-homer week warranted the week nine NCBWA Div. III Hitter, Pitcher, and Rookie of the Week awards, respectively.
The NCBWA has its third-ever two-time NCAA Div. III Rookie of the Week, while a nine-inning no-hitter and a four-homer week took home the week seven hitter and pitcher prizes, respectively.
PITTSFORD, N.Y. – With two outs in the bottom of the fifth inning on Wednesday, shortstop Justin Graham delivered a two-run single to center field to become the St. John Fisher College baseball program's all-time leader in hits with his 226th career base knocks as the Cardinals dispatched of visiting Alfred State College, 9-6, at Dugan Yard. With the win, Fisher, which is receiving votes in the latest D3baseball.com poll, improved to 13-4 on the season while the Pioneers fell to 11-12 on the season.
History was made on Tuesday as St. John Fisher opened up its season with a sweep of Clarkson that included a combined team no-hitter in the nightcap and Justin Graham reaching the 200-hit plateau.
St. John Fisher is one of five teams that jumped into the Top 25 in the first regular season poll following a 2-0 start. Joining the Cardinals are Cal Lutheran, Randolph-Macon, Shenandoah and Rhodes.
Head coach Brandon Potter earned his 300th career win on Saturday as St. John Fisher opened its 2020 season with a sweep of the nationally-ranked Johns Hopkins Bluejays at Babb Field.
UTICA, N.Y. – For the second consecutive game, the St. John Fisher College baseball team produced 17 hits as the Cardinals completed the three-game sweep of Utica College on Sunday behind an 11-6 win. The decision improved Fisher's season mark to 21-9 including a 9-3 record in Empire 8 action. Utica fell to 12-13 overall and 4-8 in the conference standings.
PITTSFORD, N.Y. – Senior Scott Eisenmenger became just the seventh active player in Division III to eclipse 200 career hits as the St. John Fisher College baseball team ran its winning streak to six games on Wednesday after dispatching of The College at Brockport, 10-6, at Dugan Yard. With the win, Fisher, which has now won 12 of its last 13 games, improved to 16-7 on the year while the Golden Eagles fell to 12-12.
The St. John Fisher College baseball continued to roll as the Cardinals won their fifth straight game and knocked off nationally-ranked Oswego State, 3-2, in 11 innings on Tuesday at Laker Baseball Field. With the win, Fisher, which has posted a win in 11 of its last 12 games, improved to 15-7. The No. 19 Lakers, who had won 11 straight entering Tuesday's regional matchup, fell to 16-6 with the loss.
SCRANTON, Pa. – The St. John Fisher College baseball team swept the University of Scranton on Saturday behind two strong pitching performances from Anthony Brophy and RJ Kuruts at the Quinn Athletics Campus. With the wins, Fisher, which has now posted a victory in four straight games and 10 of its last 11 contests, improved to 14-7 on the season. Scranton fell to 8-8 with the sweep.
Both Ithaca and St. Joseph's (L.I.) received stellar pitching with the Bombers prevailing in the first and the Golden Eagles taking the nightcap. Springfield christened their new home field with a win over Western New England.
Cortland lost twice - to Frostburg State and Johns Hopkins, Concordia-Chicago just once as two of the top six teams joined Cal Lutheran Randolph-Macon and St. John Fisher with losses on the first Sunday in March.
Murphy, Milker Jr., Baxt honored with weekly NCBWA honors
April 03, 2024St. John Fisher moved into a tie with Cortland with its eighth all-time NCBWA Div. III of the Week selection, while Oberlin garnered its organization-leading fourth Rookie of the Week. An impressive pitching performance from the UW-Whitewater rounded out the honorees for games played March 25-31.
