After struggling on their season-opening exhibition tour of California, the T-Birds got back on track just in time for conference play,thanks in large part to the efforts of White Rock Tritons product Nick Senior.

The T-Birds are 6-0 in conference play, coming off series sweeps of the College of Idaho and Corban College. Senior belted two home runs against Corban last week, and is leading the team with a .455 batting average and six RBI in conference games.

Senior is in his second season with the team.  He earned the starting right fielder’s job for 2011 after appearing in about half of UBC’s games last year…… more

INDEPENDENCE, Kan.  Freshman LHP,  Jeff Degano picked up his first win of the season allowing five runs on seven hits with seven strikeouts in 4 1/3 innings of work as the Marshalltown Community College baseball team split its season-opening doubleheader with Independence Community College on Sunday. The Tigers’ late rally came up short in the opener in a 5-3 loss. MCC rebounded to take the finale, 10-5.

Leadoff hitter Kyle Hedges went 2-for-4 with three runs scored, two RBIs and a home run to lead Marshalltown in game two.

Bryce Manning also had two RBIs, while Justen Folger, T.J. Flanagan and Richard Swan each added a double.

Burke Seifrit and the CSN Coyotes off to Grand Junction!

Congratulations to Burke Seifrit and his Coyote teammates on a big win yesterday against Central Arizona and a birth in the 2010 JUCO World Series.

Riding the big bat of Byrce Harper who doubled and tripled and finished the game 6-for-6 with10 RBIs. He homered in the second, fourth, fifth and seventh innings.

The 6-foot-3-inch slugger hit for the cycle Friday, and he needed just a single in his final at-bat to do it again. Instead, he ripped a two-run homer to center….more

2oo9 Triton Grad Burke Seifrit is happy to be a part of the pitching staff for the No. 1 ranked JUCO in the US.  

#1 College of Southern Nevada (2009 record: 35-20)

Sports Illustrated coverboy Bryce Harper makes this a must-see team for scouts, but the Coyotes are hardly a one-man operation. They have a potential dominating pitching staff with Georgia-bound RHP Joe Robinson (6-2, 1.99), sophomore LHP Chasen Shreve (7-0, 3.31), sophomore RHP Donn Roach (Arizona transfer) and sophomore LHP Bryan Harper (Bryce’s older brother and a Cal State Northridge transfer) as starters, and fireballing sophomore RHP Tyler Hanks (0-3, 5.40) as the closer. The staff is so deep and so talented that last year’s top winner and strikeout leader, sophomore RHP Gabe Weidenaar (8-3, 2.79), has been relegated to a filler role. Hanks’ fastball can touch 97 mph, Robinson’s 95, Roach’s 94. Sophomore 1B-OF Marvin Campbell (.324-5-45 with wood), the team’s RBI leader in 2009, and sophomore OF Trevor Kirk (.363-0-27, 28 SB), the team’s top hitter, provide plenty of support in the Coyotes batting order for the immensely-gifted Harper, who makes the historic transition this spring from high-school sophomore to junior-college freshman–with the eyes of the scouting world watching his every move.

The Tritons Baseball Club wishes to pass along our best wishes to  former Tritons’ assistant Miki Kawahara and his wife Tricia, who are now  proud parents with the arrival of their daughter Avery very early this morning in Calgary.

Both mother and Avery Kawahara are doing great after a long weekend of work. Our best wishes to both parents with this the birth of their first child.

Former  Triton standout  Chad Stang was selected in the 8th round of Major League Baseball Draft today.

Stang who won a PBL batting title in 2007, parlayed that outstanding year with a scholarship to Midland Community College in Midland Texas. Over the past two years at Midland, Stang has continued to develop as a real offensive threat with his bat and his speed, culminating with his   LOI signing earlier this year  to NCAA powerhouse Louisiana State University , where he was expected to start for the Tigers this fall.

We wish to congratulate Chad and his proud parents Greg and Kim along with the entire Stang  family on this momentous occasion. Needless to say the future looks very bright for Chad, we wish him continued success with this new stage in his career.

The Tritons Baseball Club also wish to extend our congratulations to current Langley Blaze members Wes Darvill who was selected today in the 5th round by the Cubs and Mike Monster in the 25th by Cincinnati. Three other PBL grads were taken earlier including James Paxton from  Delta who was a Supplementary pick of the Blue Jays.

Former Tritons standout  and PBL star Kevin Atkinson was named Mountain WestConference Player of the Week today. Atkinson, from Surrey, B.C. batted .615 (16-for-26) from the plate, with three home runs, one double, nine RBI and 13 runs scored, as the Lobos went 6-0 last week, including a two-game sweep at No. 3 Texas A&M.

In a 10-6 win vs. the third-ranked Aggies, Brownstein went 4-for-5 with two RBI, two runs scored and one stolen base. In the Lobos’ 9-6, game two win, he went 3-for-5 with one double, two runs scored and one RBI. For the series, Atkinson hit .700 (7-for-10) and tallied four runs scored, and three RBI. (more…)

Former Triton grad RHP, Leon Boyd gets the save for the Netherlands as they upset the heavily favoured Dominican Republic .

Playing in San Juan P.R. the Netherlands pulled off one of the biggest upsets in World Baseball Classic history on Saturday when it defeated the Dominican Republic, 3-2, in the first game of Pool D…..more

Former Triton standout Chad Stang currently attending Midland Community College in Texas has accepted a scholarship to Louisiana State in Baton Rouge where he will play for Tigers starting next September. LSU has been a regular participant in the NCAA Tournament and has been a regular contender to win the College World Series.

Chad Stang won a PBL batting title in 2007 with the Tritons along with a selection to the Canadian National Junior Team. Stang is coming off a good 2008 season with the Chaparrals hitting .324 with nine home runs and 48 RBI. In addition Stang was ranked by Baseball America as one of the  top prospects in the New York College League playing for the  Glenn Falls Golden Eagles this past summer.

Stang said he expects to compete for the starting center fielder job with the Tigers next year.

The Trions Baseball Club wishes to congratulate Chad, Greg and Kim and the entire Stang family on this outstanding accomplishment.