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GC baseball signs 20 for 2011 (8/16/10)

Brian Karlet wasted little time in his first recruiting season as head coach for Georgetown College, signing 20.

GC posted a 27-32 record, 19-9 in the Ohio Valley Conference, but the second-year coach is not satisfied.

“Bottom line is, third place in the MSC and 32 losses is unacceptable,” Karlet said. “We have to get better, and I feel like we did this off season with some of the guys we have coming in.”

Karlet believes some of his new players can really be the turning point for Tiger baseball, which has been on the cusp of the national scene the past three seasons.

“I am excited about the potential our team has this year. We really feel we have signed some great players that will be big contributors to our success,” Karlet said.

Jeremy Camacho, Brian Smith, Jeff Stirling, Randy Guite, Travis McBride, and Ellis Bowen are all junior college transfers coming to Kentucky by way of California.

“Coach (Micah) Baumfeld did a great job in getting a few guys from California,” Karlet said. “Having coached out there previously, he really got to work on finding some players.”

Camacho and Guite are infielders, while Smith and Stirling have been part of the Lancers battery as catcher and pitcher respectively. McBride is also a pitcher and infielder. Bowen is the lone outfielder in the group.

Camacho, drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 45th round out of high school, has hit over .300 in his two seasons. He led Pasadena in almost every defensive category, as the every-day shortstop, all of which helped to earn him two-time All-South Coast Conference honorable mention.

Smith led California in throwing out attempted stealers with 33 in his first season. This past season he led the Lancers in RBIs, slugging percentage, and extra base hits. He finished tied for third in the SCC with 14 doubles, hitting .325. All of which garnered him two All-SCC honorable mentions.

Guite is another force at the plate, batting .349 with 51 hits, 20 RBIs, 23 runs, 15 multi-hit games, and a 10-game hitting streak. In the month of March alone, he went 20-for-48 with a .417 average and 12 runs, 12 RBIs, six multi-hit games, a .488 on-base percentage, and a .622 slugging percentage. All of which helped to earn him SCC All-Conference and California Community College Athletic Association honorable mention.

McBride had five shutout innings of work against Stanislaus and had a game-tying hit against Grand Canyon University in the bottom of the ninth in a pinch-hit situation.

Bowen was all-conference at Glendale with a .362 average, a .510 on-base percentage, 12 doubles, two homeruns, and hit for the cycle against Missions College on the road.

Logan Jackson, a transfer from University of Cincinnati, was a utility player for Tates Creek High School. He played in 19 games for UC before an arm injury sidelined him. In high school, he was a four-year letterwinner and played five different positions – catcher, third, first, pitcher, and shortstop. He was first-team all-city his freshman and sophomore years and second-team all-city and all-state his senior year. He finished his career with the Commodores with a .428 batting average and 15 homeruns.

Brett Doggett, Jimmy Conway, Clay Hall, and John Hunter are freshman from Kentucky about which Karlet is excited.

Doggett, a DeSales High School graduate, hit .431 in 120 plate appearances. The infielder had a .569 slugging percentage and a .567 on-base percentage. He pitched 36 2/3 innings with a 2.50 ERA and a 7-1 record. He was All-State honorable mention, All “A” State Tournament team, All-Region, All-Region Tournament team, 6th Region Senior All-Star team, All-District, and All-District Tournament team.

Conway, a catcher for Eastern High School, was pre-season top 50 All-State. In his senior year, he had a .436 batting average with 49 runs and 51 hits. He had 13 doubles, a triple, and led the team with six homeruns. Conway had 42 RBIs with a .718 slugging percentage. He was All-State, All 7th Region, All-District, 7th Region All-Star, and played in the East/West senior all-star game.

Hall is a pitcher from Lexington Christian. He was 9-2 this past season with a 1.30 ERA and had a 43 scoreless inning streak.

Hunter is a four-year letterwinner who batted .377 this past year at Shelby County High School. He had 40 hits, six doubles, one triple and three homeruns his senior year. His fielding percentage was .967.

Others signing with Georgetown were: Joel Price Jr., Caleb Bradley, Mark Wheatley, Dakotah Greenslate, Trey Baily, Joseph Schulte, Nick Fergerson, Sean Meyer, and Blake Jackson.

GC loses to CU, 5-1 (5/8/2010)

Campbellsville University scored four runs in the top of the ninth inning Friday night, which was the difference in the finals of the loser's bracket of the Mid-South Conference. The 5-1 loss knocks Georgetown College out of the postseason, as CU advances into Saturday's championship finals with Rio Grande.

Chase Ballinger got the start after helping the GC Tigers comeback Thursday night against St. Catharine. The sophomore from Lexington went 8 and 1/3 innings, scattering nine hits and allowing three earned runs with six strikeouts and two walks.

GC trailed 1-0 heading into the ninth when CU batted around to score four runs on five hits and four Georgetown errors. The GC Tigers tried to rally back in the bottom of the ninth. Tyler Fisher, who hit a three-run homerun in Thursday's elimination game to give GC the 7-6 win, started the last at bat with a solo homerun.

Pete Thackston, who hit two, two-run homeruns Thursday, singled. But that along with a pair of rain delays, a lightening delay, and a pitching change only delayed the inevitable. CU got the next three batters out to advance to the finals.

Tigers stave off elimination (5/7/2010)

Georgetown College was down to its final gasp as Tyler Fisher faced an 0-2 count with two outs in the top of the ninth and the Tigers trailing St. Catharine, 6-4.

But Fisher delivered a three-run, 375-foot shot over the left-center field fence to stave off elimination in the Mid-South Conference baseball tournament, 7-6. GC opened the double-elimination tournament with a 7-2 loss to Rio Grande.

The Tigers are back in action 7:30 p.m. Friday against the loser of the Rio Grande/Campbellsville game.

GC struggled offensively most of the day. Pete Thackston provided the only run production in the first 16 innings. The first baseman had a two-run homerun in the sixth inning of each game.

But finally in the top of the eighth against the Patriots, the Tigers seemed to be finding a rhythm. The first five Tigers reached safely and trimmed the deficit to 6-3 when Fisher singled in a run.

Thackston was the fifth to the plate and loaded the bases when he was hit by a pitch. Dylan Grandon struck out, but a single by Cameron Allen made it 6-4 with the bases loaded and only one out. Tyler Back pinch hit what appeared to be a sacrifice fly that scored Fisher. However after an appeal by the Patriots to third base, the home plate umpire called Fisher out for leaving the base too early.

Chase Ballinger returned to the hill for the Tigers in what was solid relief pitching. He allowed just one hit with one strikeout and one walk in 2 and 2/3 innings for the win. He worked a quick bottom of the eighth and GC's offense got back to work.

T.C. Oneal struck out to start the inning, but back-to-back singles by Tanner Baldwin and Mike Steinke kept the Tiger hopes alive. Chris Wood struck out to set the stage for Fisher.

Follow GC's game with live video,  mms://svideo.campbellsville.edu/live, and live stats, http://www.dakstats.com/WebSync/Pages/Team/TeamPage.aspx?association=10&sg=MBA&sea=NAIMBA_2010&team=1676.

Tigers start double-elimination tournament (5/6/2010)

Georgetown College's baseball team begins the double-elimination portion of the Mid-South Conference tournament 1 p.m. Thursday against Rio Grande in Campbellsville. Host Campbellsville will play St. Catharine at 4:30 p.m., and the losers of the first two games will meet in an elimination game at 7:30 p.m.

The tournament continues Friday with Thursday's winners playing at 4 p.m. The loser of that game will turn around to play the winner of Thursday's 7:30 p.m. game. And the tournament will conclude on Saturday with a championship game set for 2 p.m.

CU will have a live web cam to watch all the action at mms://svideo.campbellsville.edu/live. The video stream will go live 30 minutes before each game.  There will be no audio accompanying the picture.

Follow the game with live stats at http://www.dakstats.com/WebSync/Pages/Team/TeamPage.aspx?association=10&sg=MBA&sea=NAIMBA_2010&team=1676.

Tigers sweep LWC in baseball (4/30/2010)

Georgetown broke open a scoreless game in the top of the fourth and never looked back to win the best-of-three series with Lindsey Wilson Friday.

The Tigers (26-30) scored four runs on five hits in the fourth on their way to a 5-2 win. They will play next Thursday against the winner of Rio Grande and West Virginia Tech. The Red Storm won the first game 16-3.
The Blue Raiders (30-25) pulled within three, 5-2, in the bottom of the fifth, but never generated any more offense.

GC’s K. C. Massie retired the next 12 batters to pick up the complete game win. He scattered four hits and gave up just one run with six strikeouts and two walks. Pete Thackston led the Tigers at the plate, going 2-of-4 with 2 RBI and a run scored.

GC takes first in best of three series with LWC (4/29/2010)

Georgetown College jumped out early, but Lindsey Wilson battled back in the opening round of the Mid-South Conference baseball tournament The top four teams play host to the lower seeds this week to determine which teams will play in the four-team, double-elimination tournament next weekend at Campbellsville.

After jumping out to a 3-0 lead, the Tigers (25-30) needed an insurance run in the bottom of the third to hold off the Blue Raiders (30-24). Tyler Fisher was hit by a pitch and advanced on a fielder’s choice before Pete Thackston double to left center scored him.

It gave GC a 4-2 lead and LWC would rally one more time, but come up a run short to trail 1-0 in the best-of-three series. The two MSC rivals tangle again 4 p.m. Friday. If LWC wins that, a decisive game three will be played later that evening.

Dylan Grandon got the Tigers going with a double in the bottom of the second. Two outs later he scored on a single by Alex Smith. Taylor Hatfield followed with a walk. Back-to-back singles by Tanner Baldwin and Mike Steinke scored Smith and Hatfield to open the 3-0 lead.

The Blue Raiders (30-24) closed that gap to 3-2 off timely hitting from Heath Barnes and Garrett Helm.
Steinke led the Tigers going 3-of-4 with two RBI, while Joseph Willis led the Blue Raiders on 2-of-4 hitting with a RBI and a run scored. Kevin Rueff picked up the complete game win and Derek Cape suffered the loss.

Baseball finishes third, hosts weekend series (4/26/2010)

Georgetown College's baseball team (24-28, 19-9 Mid-South Conference) finished third in the overall conference standings, earning a home series to start the tournament.

The MSC tournament will be played over the next two weekends. The first weekend the top four teams - Campbellsville, Rio Grande, GC, and St. Catharine - will play host to the bottom four teams. Those teams will play in a best-of-three series.

Georgetown will play Lindsey Wilson (30-23, 12-15) with the first pitch at 6 p.m. Friday. The second game will be noon Saturday and if necessary the decisive third game will be played at 3 p.m. Saturday.

The Tigers took three of the four games in the series with the Blue Raiders.

CU spoils Senior Day (4/23/10)

Karlet named head coach (4/16/10)

Tigers snap Rio Grande's win streak (4/9/10)

GC wins four on the road (3/28/10)

Late homerun upends Tigers (3/24/10)

Massie earns MSC Pitcher of the Week (3-23-10)

K.C. Massie went 2-1 over the spring break, helping the Tigers to improve to 11-14 overall and 6-1 in Mid-South Conference play.

The Lexington native worked four innings of relief to pick up the win against King College, 10-4. He allowed one run and struck out six batters in Bristol. As a starter, he pitched a shutout Saturday against MSC foe Lindsey Wilson. He scattered three hits and had seven strike outs as Georgetown won 10-0.

His efforts earned him MSC Pitcher of the Week honors, the first of the season for any GC baseball player. The Tigers return to action 3:30 p.m. Wednesday against Cumberland University, Tenn.

CU beat the Tigers 17-7 this past Wednesday in Tennessee.

Tigers blast Torando (3-17-10)

Georgetown College opened a spring break road trip with a 10-4 victory over King College.

The Tornado and Tigers split a series earlier this season, but behind solid pitching from K.C. Massie, GC pulled out the easy win in Bristol, Tenn.

Massie pitched four innings, allowing five hits and only one run to pick up the win.

A three-run fifth inning gave GC breathing room and a 7-3 lead. King got one run back in the seventh, but another three-run eighth inning secured things for the Tigers.

GC stays on the road for a game today against Cumberland University (Tenn.), and will be back in action at home Friday and Saturday against Mid-South Conference foe Lindsey Wilson. GC is currently 2-0 in conference play.

Tigers finally have home opening series (3-7-10)

Georgetown College and King College battled this weekend in a three-game series in Georgetown. It was the first home games for the Tigers after several attempts were forced elsewhere because of weather.

The Torando took Saturday's game 6-1, but GC bounced back with a 4-2 win to open a doubleheader Sunday. Chad Richie was on the hill for the Tigers and pitched a complete game for the victory. The win was the fourth of the season for GC.

However, King turned around in the second game and won by the same score, 4-2, to take the series 2-1. GC is back in action Tuesday at home against University of Buffalo at 4 p.m.

Snow wipes out baseball game

Winter weather forces baseball to cancel Tuesday's game against Union College. The Tigers were looking to travel to Barbourville, but a snow storm from Knoxville pushed the competition back to a later date.

GC will hopefully get in its first home games of the season this weekend against King College. The Torando and the Tigers will play a single game 4 p.m. Saturday and a doubleheader Sunday with the first pitch set at 1 p.m.

Baseball to play pair of doubleheaders this weekend

Georgetown College's baseball team's first home games have been canceled. However, the Tigers will play a doubleheader Saturday starting at 1 p.m. at Union. GC will be the home team for a pair of games against Ohio Dominican.

Then the team travels to play Tennessee Wesleyan at Wesleyan Sunday. The Bulldogs are coming off a 9-8 win over Lee University. The first game will be at 1 p.m.

Tigers take No. 5 Lee to extra innings (2-20-2010)

CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Preseason No. 5 Lee University swept the Tigers with a narrow 5-4 win Saturday afternoon.

Georgetown took a 3-1 lead into the bottom of the eighth before the Flames were able to tie the score and eventually force extra innings.

GC scored a run in the top of the 10th, but Lee was able to match it in the bottom to force the game to an 11th inning. The Flames pushed across the winning run in the bottom of the 11th.

Chris Wood, Tyler Fisher, Cameron Allen and Michael Schornick had two hits each for the Tigers. Chase Ballinger went seven innings with just two hits and one run to give GC the 3-1 advantage heading into the final two innings. He had three strikeouts and just two walks in 22 batters faced.

 GC falls to 1-6 on the season.

Tigers drop two at Lee (2-19-2010)

CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Preseason No. 5 Lee University handed the Tigers two losses Friday in a doubleheader in Tennessee.

The Flames won the opener 11-0, but Georgetown found its offense in the night cap. Unfortunately, Lee continued to pound the ball in a 15-11 victory.

The Tigers' Chris Wood led the charge from the plate, going 3-of-4 with three RBI. Tyler Fisher, Taylor Hatfield, Matt West and Taylor Payne crossed the plate two times each for eight of GC's 11 runs.

The two teams square off noon Saturday to finish the three-game series.

Tiger Baseball Chosen Third in MSC Poll (2-1-2010)

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- The Campbellsville University baseball team is the Mid-South Conference preseason favorite in 2010, according to the conference coaches' preseason poll released on Tuesday.

Campbellsville received 46 voting points, including five first-place votes from the league coaches. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.

The Tigers captured last season's regular season title with a 16-1 record and completed the MSC sweep with their fifth straight tournament championship.

University of the Cumberlands is projected to finish second in the conference after receiving 43 voting points, including the final three first-place votes.

Georgetown College (35 points) is predicted to finish third in the eight-team conference, while MSC newcomer University of Rio Grande (30) is projected fourth.

St. Catharine College (29) and Lindsey Wilson College (19) and are predicted fifth and sixth respectively, while West Virginia University Institute of Technology (13) and Pikeville College (7) rounds out the coaches' preseason picks.

The Mid-South Conference regular season begins in mid-March with the MSC Tournament scheduled to begin April 30 with opening round series at various sites.

Karlet Named Interim Head Coach (11-24-2009)

Brian Karlet has been named the Georgetown College Baseball Interim Head Coach, the school announced on Tuesday.  The Georgetown College graduate takes over for Erik Hagen who resigned on Nov. 21.

Karlet is in his third season with the Tigers, serving as an assistant coach for more than two years prior.  He spent his collegiate baseball career as an outfielder and was named an All-Conference player in 2002 and earned a bachelor's degree in communications in 2003.  After graduation he served as Director of Baseball Operations for Marshall University for two years, where he received a master's degree in Athletic Administration.

"I am grateful for the opportunity given to me," said Karlet.  "Being an alumni of this college, I am very excited about the direction this program is heading and I am looking forward to the challenges ahead in leading this team in the highly-competitive Mid-South Conference."

The Tigers are receiving votes in the NAIA Pre-Season Coaches' Poll after losing 12 seniors from the 2009 team that finished second in the MSC and 32-22 overall.

The native of South Point, Ohio, is married to Kelley Day, who is a registered nurse in Lexington, where the couple lives.

Two Baseball Seniors Honored as NAIA Scholar-Athletes (5-27-2009)

Left to right:  Tiger seniors Travis Prewitt and Tyler VanDyke.

Georgetown College seniors Travis Prewitt and Tyler VanDyke have been named Daktronics-NAIA Baseball Scholar-Athletes.

The NAIA honored a total of 238 baseball players this year.  Recipients are required to be juniors or above in academic standing; in attendance at the nominating institution a minimum of one full year of attendance; hold a minimum grade point average of 3.50 (on a 4.0 scale) at the time of nomination at the nominating institution and be certified as eligible on the varsity roster.

Prewitt, a catcher from Corbin, Ky., graduated with a perfect 4.0 cumulative grade point average while teammate VanDyke, an infielder from Lexington, achieved a 3.5.  Both are four year members of the baseball program.

Tigers Lose Heartbreaker in MSC Finals (5-3-2009)

Georgetown, KY--Down two, with two outs, two on and senior Bryan Bonner at the plate, things looked like they could go Georgetown's way, but the shortstop's shot to leftfield was just short of the wall and the Tigers lost 7-5 to Campbellsville in the Mid-South Conference Tournament final.

Campbellsville came out firing in the first inning with a homerun by Chris Curley, his first of two in the game, and a string of hits to score three in the top of the inning.  Georgetown answered with a run in the first and third before Campbellsville used a four-run inning in the fourth to complete their scoring on the day.

Georgetown fought back, behind the swings of senior Jake Mahan, who was a perfect five-for-five on the day.  The Tigers scored a couple of runs in the bottom of the fifth and then a single run in the sixth to make it 7-5. Defensively, Georgetown was strong in the end, including a special double play when Colin Wilkerson caught a fly ball followed by an amazing throw to catcher Jason Frilling to complete the two-fer.  Ryan Archer's diving catch in leftfield came up big before Bonner's final at bat.

Campbellsville moved to 35-10 on the year and Georgetown fell to 32-22.  Now the Tigers must wait for the NAIA National Tournament brackets to see if their season will continue.

click here for boxscore  

Finals of MSC Baseball Tournament Scheduled for Sunday in Georgetown (5-2-2009)

Georgetown, KY--The finals of the Mid-South Conference Baseball Tournament, originally scheduled for 1:00 p.m. Saturday in Campbellsville, has been rescheduled to Sunday, May 3 at 1:00 p.m. in Georgetown.  The Tigers will host the Tigers at Robert N. Wilson Field.

Finals of MSC Baseball Tournament Postponed (5-2-2009)

Campbellsville, KY--The finals of the Mid-South Conference Baseball Tournament, originally scheduled for 1:00 p.m. Saturday has been postponed due to weather.  If mother nature allows, the game will be played on Sunday but could move to Tuesday depending on field conditions.  Please check back to this website for updates.

Tigers Advance to Finals of MSC Baseball Tournament (5-1-2009)

Campbellsville, KY--Georgetown College scored two runs in the top of the first inning and never looked back, advancing to the finals of the Mid-South Conference Baseball Tournament with a 9-4 win at Campbellsville University on Friday.

The Tigers will repeat Friday's game at Campbellsville in the finals of the double elimination tournament on Saturday.  The first pitch is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.

Senior shortstop Bryan Bonner took it over the left field wall in his first at bat to score Chase Armstrong.  Three more runs were added in the top of the second after the Tigers put together a string of hits.

Campbellsville's points of the day were scored with a single run in both the bottom of the third and fourth innings to make it 5-2, but a second Georgetown homerun, this time by senior left fielder Eric Severson, scored freshman Mike Steinke and Bonner.

Georgetown moved to 32-21 on the year.  The winner of Saturday's game will be an automatic qualifier to the NAIA National Tournament.

Tiger Baseball to Face Campbellsville in MSC Semi-Final on Friday (4-29-2009)

Georgetown, KY--After advancing in the loser's bracket of the Mid-South Conference Baseball Tournament, the second-seeded Georgetown College Tigers will play at No. 1 Campbellsville on Friday.  Game time has been set for 3:00 p.m.

The Tigers defeated Cumberlands 11-2 on Monday to continue their season.  It will take two wins at Campbellsville to move on to the NAIA National Tournament, as Campbellsville is undefeated in the double-elimination tournament.

If a second game is needed to decide the conference title, it will be played on Saturday at 1:00 p.m., also in Campbellsville.

Mid-South Conference Baseball Results

All Games Played at Georgetown College Tiger Athletics Complex

Saturday's Games

Game 1    12:00        No. 3 Cumberlands def. No. 6 Pikeville 7-1            click here for boxscore
Game 2      3:30        No. 4 WV Tech def. No. 5 Lindsey Wilson  9-2        click here for boxscore                        

Sunday's Games

Game 3    12:00        No. 1 Campbellsville def. No. 4 WV Tech  16-2       click here for boxscore
Game 4      4:00        No. 3 Cumberlands def. No. 2 Georgetown 6-3      click here for boxscore
Game 5      7:30        No. 2 Georgetown def. No. 4 WV Tech 5-4               click here for boxscore

Monday's Games

Game 6    12:00        No. 1 Campbellsville def. No. 3 Cumberlands 19-12    click here for boxscore
Game 7      3:30        No. 2 Georgetown def. No. 3 Cumberlands 11-2            click here for boxscore

Championship game(s) will be held on May 1 or 2, at Campbellsville and will feature No. 1 Campbellsville vs. No. 2 Georgetown     

MSC Regular Season Champions

Campbellsville

MSC Player of the Year

Chris Curley, Campbellsville

MSC Pitcher of the Year

Marc Wilson, Campbellsville

MSC Freshman of the Year

Willie Bays, West Virginia Tech

MSC Coach of the Year

Beauford Sanders, Campbellsville  

MSC First Team All-Conference

Brian Chase, Campbellsville
Chris Curley, Campbellsville
Ian Pick, Campbellsville
Logan Smith, Campbellsville
Zach Townsend, Campbellsville
Jimmy Voelker, Campbellsville
Marc Wilson, Campbellsville

Drew Denton, Cumberlands
Devin Hicks, Cumberlands
Dylan Holt, Cumberlands
Sean Malhey, Cumberlands

Bryan Bonner, Georgetown
Jake Mahan, Georgetown
K.C. Massie, Georgetown
Eric Severson, Georgetown

Nathan Bray, Lindsey Wilson

Travis Adams, St. Catharine

Gerardo Hernandez, West Virginia Tech
Jeff Kraulis, West Virginia Tech  

MSC Honorable Mention All-Conference

Nick Berlolucci, Campbellsville
Colin Bryan, Campbellsville
Bryan Fuller, Campbellsville
Eric Mattos, Campbellsville
Alex Ponich, Campbellsville
Alex Tolmachoff, Campbellsville

Ronnie Hawkins, Cumberlands
Jake Martin, Cumberlands
Jeremy Taylor, Cumberlands
Miguel Vasquez, Cumberlands
Brandon Williams, Cumberlands

Tyler Back, Georgetown
Mitchell Earles, Georgetown
Jason Frilling, Georgetown
Mike Steinke, Georgetown

Daniel Eck, Lindsey Wilson
Luis Parra, Lindsey Wilson
Max Rhodes, Lindsey Wilson
Justin Tucker, Lindsey Wilson

Josh Adams, Pikeville

Willie Bays, West Virginia Tech
John Rodriguez, West Virginia Tech
Pete VandenBout, West Virginia Tech

MSC Academic All-Conference

Nick Bertolucci, Campbellsville
Jon Bourassa, Campbellsville
Rob Elliott, Campbellsville
Spencer Frantz, Campbellsville
Bryan Fuller, Campbellsville
Brian Gray, Campbellsville
Tyler Lambert, Campbellsville
Curtis Payne, Campbellsville
Nathan Quesenberry, Campbellsville
Logan Smith, Campbellsville

Andrew Bertram, Cumberlands
Cameron Ohl, Cumberlands
Thomas Hunter Reid, Cumberlands

Cameron Allen, Georgetown
Josh Hamlin, Georgetown
K.C. Massie, Georgetown
Travis Prewitt, Georgetown
Tyler VanDyke, Georgetown
Pete Thackston, Georgetown

Jose Castro, Lindsey Wilson
Daniel Eck, Lindsey Wilson
Jared Long, Lindsey Wilson
Joseph Willis, Lindsey Wilson

Chris Vicini, Pikeville

Chris Smith, St. Catharine
Adam Blair, St. Catharine
Morgan Jones, St. Catharine

Gerardo Hernandez, WV Tech

Severson Named Mid-South Conference Player of the Week (4-21-09)

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Georgetown College senior Eric Severson is the Mid-South Conference Baseball Player of the Week and University of the Cumberlands junior Ryan Bennett is the MSC Pitcher of the Week for the week ending April 18, according to the conference.

The weekly award is Severson’s second of the season and Bennett’s first.

Severson hit .500 (10-for-20) with four multiple hit games in the Tigers’ six games. The Edgewood, Ky., native, hit three home runs and drove in 14 runs while helping the Tigers to a 5-1 record on the week.

Severson added eight runs, a pair of stolen bases and recorded a 1.150 slugging percentage on the week.

On the season, Severson leads the MSC in doubles (18), third in RBIs (47) and fourth in both batting average (.423) and slugging percentage (.731).

With its 5-1 week, Georgetown is 27-19 on the season and tied for second in the conference (14-8) heading into the final week of the regular season.

April Snow Cancels Baseball (4-7-09)

Mother nature's surprise April snow has forced the decision to cancel today's Tiger Baseball game versus Asbury College at Applebee's Park in Lexington.

Georgetown will host Trevecca Nazarene on Wednesday for a single 9-inning game to begin at 5:00 p.m.

Tigers to Take on the Cats (3-5-09)

The Georgetown College Baseball team will have a short trip to Lexington when the Tigers take on the Wildcats of the University of Kentucky on Tuesday, March 10 at 4:00 p.m. at Cliff Hagen Stadium.

The last meeting between the schools was a 4-2 loss in 2005, Coach Erik Hagen's first season at Georgetown. Ironically, UK's Gary Henderson is in his first season as head coach this time around.

"They are a legitimate Southeastern Conference contender and we're really excited to have the opportunity to play them.  We are very thankful and just hope we can give them a good game," said Hagen.

After two wins over No. 22 Ohio Dominican on Wednesday, the Tigers are currently 6-7 headed into this weekend's conference opener at Campbellsville.

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