Bryan College Triangle

by Catherine Rogers
Staff Writer

The Bryan Lion’s baseball team tackled a tough three-game series this past weekend against the RedStorm of the University of Rio Grande (Ohio) and came out with two loses and one determined win.

Head Coach Taylor Hasty said that the RedStorm is a “very well-coached team from top to bottom” with “five really good seniors in their lineup who can all hit.”

This showed Friday night as Rio Grande took the lead in the first inning and caused a devastating loss of 15-3 for the Lions.

“Friday, we failed to throw strikes, and we really didn’t finish off hitters,” commented Hasty. “We had eight total walks, seven of which scored and we kind of lost momentum as a result of that.”

Junior pitcher Bronson Holland said, “I believe we’re better than the team we played. We just made costly mistakes.”

Saturday proved to be better for the Lions with the first game a close loss and the second a solid win. Read full story »

Photo coutesy bryanlions.com. Bryan's Senter field at night.

by Justin Morton, design editor

The weekend of Oct. 30, the Bryan College Lions baseball team will be hosting, well, themselves in a series of games known as the World Series. The World Series is an intrasquad scrimmage that will be played to the best out of 3 games with teams that are selected by the coaches in a draft-type situation.

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by Jeremiah Nasiatka, editor-in-chief

Lion’s baseball closed their worst season since the reinstatement of the program in 2005, finishing with a 6-45 overall record, and going only 2-25 in the Appalachian Athletic Conference.

Ending a year plagued with eligibility issues, coaching changes and tough conference competition, the Lions dropped their last three games of the season in a weekend series against the Bluefield College Rams (Bluefield, Va.).

The Lions finished ninth in the conference of ten teams, in front of Virginia Intermont (Bristol, Va.), which finished a game behind the Lions. Read full story »

by Danene Bottiaux, staff writer

The Bryan baseball team dropped three games against King College (Bristol, Tenn.), at home Monday and Tuesday, March 2-3.

Monday’s game started out with senior pitcher Mark Barnwell on the mound. Read full story »

By Danene Bottiaux, staff writer

With two losses Feb. 13 and a rewarding victory on Feb. 14, the Bryan Lions baseball team has a record of three

Junior Zach Bowe lifts a homerun over the right field fence at a recent home game. Triangle photos by Emily Echols.

wins and five losses. Friday started out with a game away against Tennessee Temple University in Chattanooga.

The starting pitcher was junior Daniel Zimmerman. By the third inning, Head Baseball Coach Taylor Hasty had to bring in relief pitcher junior Patrick Miller. Read full story »