Baldwin-Wallace College Announces 2011 Baseball Award WinnersBEREA, OHIO -- Baldwin-Wallace College first-year Head Baseball Coach Brian Harrison announced the 2010-2011 team award winners for his first season on the bench. Harrison’s squad posted a 17-17 record. (Complete Release) |
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B-W Sophomore Outfielder Brendan Toughey Named Academic All-OAC Honorable MentionComplete Academic All-OAC Team BEREA, OHIO -- Baldwin-Wallace College sophomore baseball outfielder Brendan Toughey (East Amherst, N.Y./St. Josephs Collegiate Institute) has been named honorable mention Academic All-Ohio Athletic Conference in recognition of his dual academic and athletic excellence. This is Toughey’s first Academic All-OAC selection. (Complete Release) |
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B-W Sophomore Centerfielder Nolan Neuschaefer Named Honorable Mention All-OACComplete List of All-OAC Teams BEREA, OHIO -- Baldwin-Wallace College sophomore centerfielder Nolan Neuschaefer (Elyria/ Senior) has been named to the 2011 All-Ohio Athletic Conference baseball team. Neuschaefer was tabbed as an honorable mention selection. (Complete Release) |
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Four B-W Student-Athletes Selected to CAPITAL ONE Academic All-District IV Team
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Baldwin-Wallace Baseball Team Splits an OAC Twinbill at Capital
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Baldwin-Wallace College Baseball Team Honors Four Senior StandoutsBEREA, OHIO -- The annual baseball Seniors' Day was cancelled due to inclement weather but the College would like to still congratulate and recognize our four senior baseball standouts, Nick Flanigan, Ryan Nordquist, John Ulanski and Joe Wickens. These four standouts have helped to make our program a success and have spent countless hours dedicating themselves to be the best student-athlete that they can be, and that is greatly appreciated. The College would like to wish each of you great success in all of your future endeavors. |
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Merritt Becomes Baldwin-Wallace's Baseball DiamondBy Tom Nader, Ravenna Record-Courier BEREA, OHIO -- Bob Merritt always had a vision that he would one day coach college baseball. In fact, he even had a tentative plan mapped out — with no timetable — to potentially join his son Brett in Florida, where he is an assistant coach at Sante Fe Junior College in Gainesville. (Complete Release) |
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