The former P-P water polo player, now 24, has turned to the analytic side of sports and now tracks performance data for the New York Yankees.
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Tag: Baseball
Postseason roundup: CMS women’s tennis makes history, track and field athletes win national accolades
CMS women’s tennis and track and field athletes had particularly notable performances at last week’s national championships.
RECAP: P-P baseball loses 3 straight to Oxy, has lost 9 of last 10
The Pomona-Pitzer baseball team (14-12, 4-11 SCIAC) lost all three of its games last week to Occidental (19-9, 7-5 SCIAC) to extend its losing
CMS baseball violated hazing policy, will play remainder of season on probation
An investigation found that members of the CMS baseball team violated CMS’ hazing policy at an annual “talent show” April 30.
RECAP: P-P baseball drops 3 straight against Redlands
The Pomona-Pitzer baseball team (14-9, 4-8 SCIAC) struggled in a three-game set against Redlands (12-15-1, 6-6 SCIAC) last week. After losing 11-9 to the
CMS baseball lands one-week suspension as schools investigate potential hazing at ‘talent show’
The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps baseball team will miss three scheduled games this week and will not be allowed to practice or meet until April 8.
RECAP: Sagehen baseball picks up four out-of-conference wins in busy week on Alumni Field
The Sagehen baseball team (10-3, 4-2 SCIAC) went 4-1 on the week, playing host to three non-conference opponents. After beating the Centenary Gentlemen (8-10-1)
Tebow Time: Don’t hate the former Heisman winner for chasing his baseball dream
Kellan Grant PO ’21 argues that people should stop criticizing Tim Tebow for his pursuit of a career in baseball, and instead focus on his status as a positive role model in sports.
Led by veteran coach, young Sagehen baseball team eyes SCIAC title
With only one senior on his team, head baseball coach Frank Pericolosi picked up his 400th win last week.
From education, to the pros, and back: P-P Hall of Fame inductee Jase Turner on his career path
Jase Turner PO ’05 pursued his dream of playing professional baseball for three years after he graduated college before starting a career in education.