Eric Anderson fanned 7 while walking none vs. Mt. Hood. Photo by Rick May Photography
Although the #4 ranked Bellevue College Baseball team was swept on opening day, the Bulldogs stormed back in convincing fashion showing everything from highlight-reel plays defensively to offensive prowess to pitching dominance as Bellevue and Mount Hood split the series 2-2 on NWAC-opening weekend in Gresham, OR. Contrary to last year's snow-out in Gresham, this ...more about Baseball Splits Season-Opening Series at Mount Hood
1998 NWAC Championships; local Newport HS product Mark Thomas being congratulated after a home run. Photo by Rob Kelly Bellevue College Baseball will kick off a much-anticipated year with a celebratory dinner honoring it's 50th anniversary of the baseball program, the alumni in attendance, and this year's team and upcoming season. The 2020 features ...more about 50th Anniversary Alumni and Pre-Season Dinner Saturday February 15
The inaugural baseball team at Bellevue College in 1970 coached by Jim Harryman (pictured upper left corner). Photo by BC Athletics archives Bellevue College’s first baseball coach and athletic director, Jim Harryman passed away on Thursday December 5, 2019 at the age of 86. The legacy that Harryman started on the baseball diamond is ...more about Jim Harryman, Bellevue’s First Baseball Coach and Athletic Director Passes Away
Bellevue led all NWAC schools with 10 players in the annual prospect showcase for the conference.
Bellevue College baseball opened up fall season with a bang by sweeping Edmonds in a doubleheader scrimmage Friday September 20 followed by individual highlights at the NWAC Showcase at Lower Columbia College the next day. Due to NWAC scrimmage regulations, no official score was kept in the wins over Edmonds. Eric Anderson, Connor Portugal, and ...more about Bellevue Leads Way With 10 in NWAC Baseball Showcase
Seattle Mariners prospect Austin Shenton never could have predicted his college baseball three-year, cross-country path to pro ball. The former BC standout traveled nearly 7,000 miles to play his first game in the Mariners’ organization 60 miles from where he grew up in Bellingham.
Austin Shenton predicted it in first grade. He even wrote it down with pencil and paper. At 5 years old, he knew that one day he would be a Seattle Mariner.
Pinorini, a senior catcher for Gonzaga who played two seasons at Bellevue College before transferring, hit .270/.367/.379 with a homer and 34 RBI this season.
Bellevue College baseball lost 13-3 to Yakima Valley in the championship of the East Super Regionals on Sunday May 19 at Parker Field. After a 2-run home run by Dominic Marinez put the Bulldogs up 2-0, a combination of 5 errors and timely hits by Yakima Valley blew the game open en route to the ...more about Baseball Taken Down in East Super Regional; 32 Wins Mark Successful Campaign
Continuing a tradition that dates back to the 1970's, Bellevue College baseball's team members voted on their annual awards. Runaway winners were: Garrett Gants (Silver Bat), Nick Hovland (Gold Glove), Nick Miller (Most Valuable Pitcher), and Nate Butcher (Most Improved). Gants led the team in hitting and had a .768 slugging percentage (2nd overall in ...more about Baseball Team Awards Announced
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