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Following a 5-2 loss on March 30 in Muncie, Indiana against Ball State in Mid-American Conference play, the Central Michigan baseball team struck gold in game two of the series, earning a 23-1 victory.
After falling short to Michigan in a mid-week duel, Central Michigan baseball is back on the road. This time to Muncie, Indiana.
In its third Big Ten matchup of the season, Central Michigan baseball fell in Ann Arbor against Michigan 8-5 on March 28.
Led by head coach Steve Jaksa, the Central Michigan baseball team picked up five straight wins before falling in the series finale against Northern Illinois on March 25.
Following the first complete game of his career in an 8-1 victory over Northern Illinois on March 23, Central Michigan junior right-hander pitcher Michael Brettell has been named the co-Mid-American Conference Pitcher of the Week.
After taking the first two games in DeKalb, the Central Michigan baseball team dropped game three to Northern Illinois before heading home to Mount Pleasant.
In the first Mid-American Conference games of the 2018 season, the Central Michigan baseball team picked up two victories in the first two games of a three game series at Northern Illinois.
Despite not recording a hit for the first six innings against Michigan State, a seventh inning two RBI single by junior Evan Kratt sealed the 3-1 victory for the Central Michigan baseball team.
Following a 14-1 defeat of Lawrence Tech at Theunissen Stadium on March 16, the Central Michigan baseball team is headed 68 miles to East Lansing.
Freshman right-handed pitcher Logan Buczkowski earned his first career start for the Central Michigan baseball team and delivered four scoreless innings en route to a victory.
Out of Sioux Falls Lincoln High School in South Dakota, catcher Griffin Lockwood-Powell was ranked as the No. 4 prospect in the state.
After nearly a month, the Central Michigan baseball team has finally won a game — its first since Feb. 18.
In its home opener at Theunissen Stadium, the Central Michigan baseball team fell short for the 14th time in the 2018 season.
When Central Michigan baseball head coach Steve Jaksa decided to put junior right-handed pitcher Dazon Cole in the bullpen to start the season, he said things could change.
After trips to Texas, New Mexico and Florida, the Central Michigan baseball team is ready to finally come home.
In the first games on the spring break road trip, Central Michigan baseball dropped all three games in the Stetson Invitational in Florida.
The first Spring Break trip for the Central Michigan baseball team is to the Stetson Invitational in DeLand, Florida.
When Central Michigan sophomore pitcher Zach Kohn traveled home after a three-game weekend series on May 7 last year, he expected everything to be normal.
In 2010, Adam Jaksa stepped on the campus of Trine University in Indiana to play Division III soccer, but quickly realized he had a different dream – broadcasting.
Despite the 2-2 start in their opening weekend of play against Stephen F. Austin and Texas Rio-Grande Valley, the Central Michigan baseball team failed to record a single win over a four-game road stretch at New Mexico.
