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The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball team’s bats continued to stay hot as they beat the St. Cloud State Huskies 15-11 in a non-conference game played in Fort Scott, Kansas on Monday. UMC was the visiting team on the scoreboard and Ben Bryant (Soph. Fargo, ND) singled to lead off and Will Zimmerman (Sr. Park […]
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Baseball team was enjoying a beautiful, sunny, and 66-degree day in Fort Scott, Kansas so much that they played 12 innings and scored two runs in the bottom of the 11th to beat the St. Cloud State Huskies 10-9. The UMC win was only the second-ever over St.
The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball program announced the addition of three signees to their 2021 signing class. The Golden Eagles have added Connor Bushbaum (OF, 5-11 170, Saginaw, Minn./South Ridge H.S.), Camdin Miller (IF, 6-2 205, Williston, N.D./Williston State College), and Sawyer Satrom (RHP/3B, Portland, N.D./May-Port CG H.S.) to their signing class. “There is
The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball team announced the signing of nine student-athletes to their 2021 signing class. They have inked Cameron DeMaria (1B/RHP, 6-7 250, Fresno, Calif./Caruthers H.S.), Nolan Dodds (OF/RHP, 5-11 155, West Fargo, N.D./Sheyenne H.S.), Justin Dykhoff (RHP/IF, 6-3 220, Wadena, Minn./Minnesota State Community and Technical College), Dalton Garbers (IF/OF, 6-3 225,
The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball program announced the addition of two junior college pitchers to their signing class. The Golden Eagles signed Jackson Schneider (RHP, 6-1 195, Forest Lake, Minn./Century College) and Joey Greco (RHP, 6-2 195, Half Moon Bay, Calif./Cañada College. Jackson Schneider (RHP, 6-1 195, Forest Lake, Minn./Century College) Schneider started two
Story by UMC Sports Information Director Shawn Smith – On March 12, 2020, senior Minnesota Crookston pitcher Jayden Grover was getting ready for baseball practice in Lysaker Gymnasium when the entire landscape of his senior season and college athletics, in general, began to change. Sitting on top of the world after helping the Golden Eagles
