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Five players to continue careers at four-year schools
Five Coffeyville Community College players will continue their careers at four-year institutions following the conclusion of the 2009 season. [more]
Acosta, Mitcheltree named to All-Conference team
Two Coffeyville Community College baseball players were selected to the All-Conference team following the 2009 season. Freshman outfielder Hector Acosta was named to the second team and sophomore pitcher Jake Mitcheltree was named honorable mention.
Acosta, was a force in the middle of the Coffeyville line-up in 2009. Acosta hit .349 with six homers and drove in 36 runs. Acosta was drafted by the Cleveland Indians in the 2008 Major League Baseball Amateur draft.
Mitcheltree was a steadying influence on the Coffeyville pitching staff in 2009. Mitcheltree ended the season with a 3-5 record and a 2.67 ERA. In 39 innings, Mitcheltree struck out 23 and walked 14. Mitcheltree has signed with Southern Nazarene University.
100 Inning Game Photo Album (external link, hosted by SmugMug)
Former Raven Johnny Roberts completes first pro season in Toronto organization
Former Coffeyville Community College baseball player Johnny Roberts completed his first professional season with the Toronto Blue Jays organization. Roberts signed a free agent contact with the Blue Jays this summer after going undrafted following his senior season at Oral Roberts University. [more]
100-inning game fundraiser a success
The Coffeyville baseball program’s 100 inning marathon game was a huge success. The event kicked off on Sept. 12 at 11:00 am and finished up around 2:00. The CCC baseball players were spilt up into 3 teams along with brothers, cousins, and dads. Each “inning” was 30 outs long, so they played 10 “innings”. There were approximately 50 family members in attendance.
There was a bar-b-que after the game, and everyone was able to enjoy the perfect weather. The Coffeyville baseball program would like to thank everyone who donated money to the program.
A special thank you goes out to Ali and Vicki Khalili for organizing the BBQ/picnic with the parents and to all the parents for bringing food.
Ruth, Gehrig, Mantle, DiMaggio, Jackson, and Jeter - all names that evoke memories of dynasties with the New York Yankees. For the Coffeyville Community College baseball team, the names of their current dynasty will be Marcuzzo, Khalili, Brown and Knight. While the baseball team is expecting big things in the spring, their current dynasty happens to be with a homecoming week staple at Coffeyville Community College - the annual dodge ball tournament.
For the fourth year in a row, the baseball team has won the highly competitive dodge ball championship. [more]
Baseball wins Homecoming title; takes dodge ball tournament
The baseball team poses following their dodge ball win that earned the team the Homecoming Championship trophy.
Season Preview:
Ravens ready to launch 2010 season
Coffeyville Community College Head Baseball Coach Andy Morgan has one item at the top of his 2010 wish list: health. Solid pitching, timely hitting, and good defensive play are also on the list, but after last season, Morgan would like to see what his team can do if they can stay healthy. [more]
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Sophomore reliever Kale Khalili and the Raven baseball team will begin the 2010 season on Feb. 20.
Acosta signs with Arkansas-Little Rock
Sophomore outfielder-catcher Hector Acosta has signed with Arkansas-Little Rock during the early NCAA D-I signing period. Acosta is coming off an outstanding freshman campaign last season for the Ravens. Acosta hit .340 with six homers and 32 RBIs. Acosta also had a .404 OBP with a .582 slugging percentage for an OPS of .986. Acosta was also second on the team last season with 11 steals.
External Link: Trojan baseball announces fall signing class (UALR web site)
Coffeyville and Highland split doubleheader
The Coffeyville Red Ravens split a doubleheader with the Highland Scotties on Sunday (March 14). Coffeyville won the second game 6-2 and dropped the first contest, 7-6 in eight innings. [more]
Ravens split twinbill with Allen
The Coffeyville Red Ravens baseball team opened up Jayhawk Conference play on Saturday (March 13) and came away with a double-header split against Allen County at Walter Johnson Park in Coffeyville. Coffeyville won the first game 10-3, but dropped the second contest 16-7. [more]
Walston’s shutout gives Coffeyville twinbill split with Redlands
The Coffeyville Red Raven baseball team split a doubleheader with Redlands on Thursday afternoon at Walter Johnson Park. Redlands hammered Coffeyville 27-3 in game one, but Coffeyville came back to win game two, 1-0. Drew Walston threw a complete game shutout in game two. [more]
Coffeyville baseball team appreciative of generous donation by Donna Kriebel
While major league baseball players get to enjoy the finest restaurants on road trips,
the minor leaguers dine at The Cracker Barrel, for college teams, most trips include
a stop at the local McDonalds. However, due to a generous donation by Californian
Donna Kriebel, the Red Raven baseball team got to enjoy a dining upgrade on their
late February road trip to western Oklahoma.
Kriebel donated $450 to the Coffeyville baseball team that was used for a couple of good meals, according to Head Baseball Coach Andy Morgan. [more]
Velasquez’s three-hitter earns Coffeyville split with Rose State
Freshman left-hander Elliott Velasquez delivered a three-hit shutout in game two of a doubleheader to lead the Ravens to a split with Rose State in the Ravens’ home opener on Tuesday afternoon (March 2). Velasquez walked two and struck out seven in the complete game effort. [more]
Ravens and Western Oklahoma split four game series
The Red Raven baseball team travelled to Altus, Oklahoma on Feb. 27-28 and the weather cooperated enough for the teams to play all four scheduled games. Coffeyville and Western Oklahoma both won two games to split the series. [more]