Mike Krische (Langley, BC) damaged his ankle and was out of the Canisius College Golden Griffs. It appeared to be a season-ending injury. The outfielder was back in time for the MAAC tourney and contributed at the NCAA regional in Springfield, Mo.
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Connor Panas grounded out in his final at-bat for the Canisius College Golden Griffs and now looks forward to the his chapter of his baseball story.
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Joey Hawkins (Whitby, Ont.) singled, walked and scored twice as the Missouri State Bears beat the Canisius Golden Griffs 14-1 in the opener of the NCAA Springfield, Mo. regional.
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RHP Devon Stewart (Maple Ridge, BC) allowed four runs in 4 2/3 innings as the Canisius Golden Griffs dropped a 14-1 decision to the Missouri State Bears Saturday afternoon.
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It's listed as the Spingfield, Mo. regional, but the NCAA first-round, four-team double knock-out affair on the road to Omaha could be known as the Canadian regional with 16 in all: 13 from Canisius, one from Oregon, one from Iowa and Joey Hawkins from host Missouri State.
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OF Mike Krische returned to the lineup the week before the MAAC tourney and received a standing ovation in his first at-bat after being sidelined with a painful ankle injury.
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Connor Panas has played here there and everywhere winning MAAC conference MVP honors as the Canisius Golden Griffs won five straight to reach the NCAA regionals.
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Morehead State Eagles C Chris Robinson (Uxbridge, Ont.) earned First Team All-American honors, while Canisius Golden Griffs OF Brett Siddall (Windsor, Ont.) was named to the Third Team by Collegiate Baseball.
Read MoreFISHKILL, N.Y. – The Canisius Golden Griffins secured the program’s second MAAC Championship in the last three years defeating the Siena Saints twice to claim the MAAC’s automatic berth into the NCAA Division I championship.
Read MorePlenty more BMOCs from south of the border: Jeff Degano, Jean-Francois Dionne, Alex Rogers
Read MoreFor the second consecutive year and fourth time in seven seasons, a member of the Canisius College Griffs has been named the 2015 MAAC Player of the Year. Junior outfielder Brett Siddall (Windsor, Ont.) earned the award at the annual MAAC awards banquet, in Fishkill, N.Y., on Tuesday afternoon, following a season in which he finished tied for the league lead in RBIs with 55 and paced the MAAC in home runs with 11.
Read MoreRyan Kellogg heads into next month's draft being a rock in the Arizona State Sun Devils rotation for three straight springs
Read MoreThe Okotoks Dawgs play their Home Opener on Friday, June 5 against the rival Medicine Hat Mavericks. Dawgs will look for redemption after a second round elimination by the Mavs to end last year’s playoff run.
Read MoreDH-1B Josh Williams (Toronto, Ont.) helped the Dodge City Conquistadors to the NJCAA World Series at Grand Junction, Col.
Read MoreCoach Mike McRae (Niagra Falls, Ont.) guided his current school, the Canisius Griffs, to a doubleheader sweep over his old team, the Niagara Purple Eagles, thanks to J.P. Stevenson (New Glasgow, PEI) and Jake Lumley (Windsor, Ont.) who won pitcher and player of the week earlier in the MAAC.
Read More1B Conor Panas (Toronto, Ont.) picked up a couple of awards as the Canisius Golden Griffens wrapped up an MAAC playoff berth.
Read MoreSaturday was a long day for Brian McDonald.
Read MoreRHP Alex Webb (Surrey, BC) of the UBC Thunderbirds earned NAIA West Group Pitcher of the Year honor going 9-3 with a 2.22 ERA. He struck out 95 in 81 innings.
Read More1B Conor Panas hit that magical number (.714) driving in 11 runs with a double and three RBIs as the Canisius Golden Griffs swept the Marist Red Foxes.
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