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Baseball Patriots Bounce Back to Win Weekend Series over Sul Ross The Patriots won their sixth game in the last eight tries with the pair of victories to move to 9-6 overall, while the Lobos dropped to 8-6 on the early season. More>>>
Sul Ross Drops UT Tyler in Series-Opener, 15-2
Patriots Take Rubber Match from Cowboys, 8-3 UT Tyler (7-5) won its fourth game in the last five overall despite being out-hit 12-10, taking advantage of five Cowboy errors. Hardin-Simmons also stranded a total of 12 runners on the afternoon in falling to 2-6 overall on the early season. More>>>
Patriots Split First Two Games of Weekend Series with HSU Seventh-year head coach James Vilade picked up his 200th career victory with the Patriots in the game one victory, only to see the milestone overshadowed in game two with the most runs surrendered in a single game in school history. More>>>
Baseball Sweeps Monday Twinbill Over Castleton State The 20th-ranked Patriots improved to 5-4 overall with the win, scoring a combined 27 runs off 25 hits and using a big night from junior college transfer Justin Juneau who finished 4-for-9 with a double, three-run home run and seven RBIs. More>>>
Five-Run Eighth Propels Bulldogs over Patriots, 8-5 UT Tyler held TLU scoreless in seven innings on the day, but gave up three runs in the fifth and five in the eighth that helped lift the visiting Bulldogs to victory. TLU moved to 7-1 on the year, while UT Tyler dropped to 3-4 on the early season. More>>>
Orosey Tosses Gem, Lifts Bulldogs to Extra-Inning Win Tied 1-1 heading into the 10th inning, with TLU scoring in the fourth and the Patriots scoring in the sixth off Cody Jones' solo shot, the Bulldogs rallied for four runs in their half off a pair of RBI singles and a two-RBI double from Chris Green in the left centerfield gap that provided the knockout shot. More>>>
Chase Willard Tabbed ASC East Pitcher of the Week Willard is the second Patriot this season to earn ASC weekly baseball honors, with teammate Cody Jones being named the East's Hitter of the Week after a solid opening weekend. More>>>
Patriots Capitalize off Schreiner Errors, Sweep Twinbill UT Tyler (3-2) won its third game in the last four tries and improved to 7-1 all-time versus Schreiner, using a complete-game, five-hitter from junior transfer Chase Willard in Game 1 and rallying for the game-winning run with two outs in Game 2. More>>>
Cody Jones Tabbed ASC East Hitter of the Week RICHARDSON – In his UT Tyler debut at Irwin Field this past weekend, senior transfer Cody Jones combined to go 6-for-12 from the plate with a pair of doubles, four RBIs and a two-run home run in being named the American Southwest Conference East Division Hitter of the Week. More>>>
Crusaders Use 8-Run Third Inning to Silence Patriots 12-7 TYLER – Senior outfielder Joseph Villegas was one of five Mary Hardin-Baylor players to record multiple hits, getting a leadoff double as part of an 8-run third inning that moved him into first all-time on the school's career hit list and helped propel the Crusaders to a 12-7 win over host UT Tyler on a chilly Saturday evening at Irwin Field. Mary Hardin Baylor (3-1) scored all 12 of its runs in the second and third innings, including pounding out 10 of their 14 hits, in rebounding from a walk-off loss to UT-Dallas in the previous game and finishing the 2nd Annual Clements Fluids Easton Classic with a 2-1 record. More to come>>>
Willard Paces Patriots to First Win of 2010 over UT-Dallas TYLER – In his first career start for UT Tyler after transferring over from ETBU, junior left-hander Chase Willard lasted 7.1 innings, scattering four runs and seven hits, and turned the ball over to the bullpen the rest of the way in picking up his and the Patriots first win of the 2010 season over UT-Dallas, 9-5. The top three hitters in the UT Tyler lineup combined to go 8-for-13 with five of the eight runs driven in, led by senior outfielder Keenan Duke who went 3-for-5 in the leadoff spot with a run scored. More>>>
Late Inning Rally Comes Up Short in Season-Opening Loss to UMHB TYLER – Playing its 2010 season-opener on Friday night at Irwin Field, host UT Tyler rallied from an 8-3 deficit with five runs over the final four innings, thanks in large part to a two-run homer from Cody Jones in the bottom of the 8th, but a strikeout from Seth Lynn with two runners on in the ninth sealed a 9-8 victory for visiting Mary Hardin-Baylor. Jones, a senior transfer from ETBU, went 3-for-5 with three RBIs and a two-run home run to left in his UT Tyler debut and four other Patriots recorded multi-hit games, but it wasn't enough as the Crusaders took the opening game of the 2nd Annual Clements Fluids Easton Classic. More>>>
Baseball Tabbed to Win 2010 ASC East Division Title
Baseball Turns to Inexperienced Lineup after Record-Breaking Season
Chitwood, Juneau Named to Collegiate Baseball's 2010 Watch List TUCSON, Ariz. – Chosen by Division III baseball coaches across the country, junior college transfers Logan Chitwood and Justin Juneau of the UT Tyler baseball team have been named two of the nation’s Players to Watch by Collegiate Baseball. More>>>
Vilade Named USSA Alumnus of the Year DAPHNE, Ala. – James Vilade, The University of Texas at Tyler’s athletic director and head baseball coach, was recently named the 2010 Alumnus of the Year by the United States Sports Academy. More>>>
The University of Texas at Tyler baseball team is pleased to announce that its annual winter camps will be held this year on Dec. 6 and Dec. 13 at UT Tyler’s Irwin Field. Both camps will be held from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and all participants will receive a UT Tyler Baseball backpack. More>>>
Hodges Goes Pro with Coastal Kingfish HOUSTON, Texas - The University of Texas at Tyler’s Paige Hodges has signed a professional baseball contract with the Coastal Kingfish of the Continental Baseball League. He joins fellow Patriot Tommy Rozell who was inked by the Kingfish earlier this month. More>>>
Other Recent News>> SEACAUCUS, N.J. – Senior pitcher Brett Holland of The University of Texas at Tyler baseball team was selected in the 49th round of the 2009 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft on Thursday by the San Diego Padres. Holland’s selection marks the third-straight year that a UT Tyler player has been taken in the MLB draft. Brett Amyx and Nate Jennings were drafted by Kansas City and Toronto, respectively, in 2007, while Tim Matthews and Holland were chosen by Colorado and Oakland, respectively, in 2008. More>>>
06/04/09 Baseball’s Rozell Inks With Kingfish
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