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Weather Forces Game Change
Feb. 4 - Due to some anticipated rain fall tomorrow evening in Daytona Beach, the game against Embry-Riddle has been moved up to a 5:00 start.
Barons Begin Season with 2 Wins
Jan. 30 - A full helping of rain overnight couldn't spoil opening day for the Barons as Edward Waters College ended up on the wrong end of two well played games Saturday afternoon in Mt. Vernon. Game 1 went to the Barons 16-1. Drew Parker took the hill for the Barons in game 1, and he never struggled. His final line for the evening was 5 innings, 1 run, on 2 hits with 6 strikouts, and 0 walks. A solid pitching performance to say the least, but the offense stole the show in this one, as the Barons combined for 16 runs on 13 hits including 4 for extra bases. Kale Lewis led the way for Brewton-Parker going 3-3, with a double, 4 RBI, and 2 runs scored. Valdosta State transfer Robby Kuzdale also played well in his Brewton-Parker debut, going 2-3, with a walk, and a double, 2 RBI, and 2 runs scored.
Game 2 was more of the same, as the Barons continued to pile up runs, and ended the evening with an 11-2 victory. Ricky Rogers got the start in game 2, and in 5 and 2/3 innings of work, gave up 2 runs (both unearned) on 2 hits, and struck out 8 while walking none. Joey Delgado finished the sixth, and Delgis Soto struck out the side in the seventh to clinch the victory for Brewton-Parker.
The Barons will next travel to Daytona Beach to take on nationally ranked Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in a 3 game series Feb. 5 and 6, with a single game Friday beginning at 7:00, and a doubleheader on Saturday starting at 1:00.
2009 Fall Showcase Announced
Sept. 1 - Brewton-Parker baseball, and Head Coach Boo Mullins are pleased to announce the date of their upcoming Fall Showcase. High school students (grades 9-12) are invited to showcase their skills in front of Brewton-Parker coaches and players at a pro-style workout at the Brewton-Parker baseball complex on November 21st from 9:00-4:00. More information on the showcase, and a registration form can be found HERE.
Hamrick Continues Success
August 12 - Former Baron Ace Randy Hamrick continues to have success as he pitches in the Diamondbacks farm system for the Yakima Bears. In 12 appearances so far this season, Randy has pitched 18 innings, maintains an ERA of 5.00, and has struck out 15 batters and has 1 save. To follow Randy's progress throughout the rest of the minor league season, click HERE.
Hamrick Goes to the Diamondbacks
June 10 - The Arizona Diamondbacks selected Brewton-Parker ace Randy Hamrick in the 19th round of the 2009 First-Year Players Draft. Hamrick was the Barons ace all season, and led the team with a 2.80 ERA, and led the conference with 99 strikeouts in the regular season.
When asked about being drafted by the Diamondbacks, Randy said, "I'm ecstatic. I can't believe it. I've been waiting for this my whole life. My Dad was there to give me a big hug, which is kind of a big deal because he used to play minor league [baseball] for the Dodgers. Of course I called Coach Mullins right afterwards because I wouldn't be here without all of his support."
Randy will be reporting to Arizona shortly, where he will be given his league assignment. Check back shortly for more details, and to follow Randy's progress.
Coach Mullins Announces Baseball Day Camp
May 24 - Brewton-Parker baseball will be holding a weeklong day camp for children ages 8-14 the week of July 6-10. The camp will run from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm each day, and lunch will be provided. For more information, please contact Coach Russell at jprussell@bpc.edu, or call 912-583-3274. For a registration form, CLICK HERE.
Coach Mullins Announces Unsigned Senior/ Underclassman Showcase
Apr. 27 - The Brewton-Parker baseball team is still in search of players for the 2010 baseball season. With this in mind, Coach Mullins has announced an unsigned senior and rising senior showcase to take place June 19-20 at the Barons baseball field in Mt. Vernon, GA. Pitchers and catchers will be working out on the 19th, and position players on the 20th. Each session costs $75. Please call 912-583-3274 if you have any questions. For a registration form, CLICK HERE.
Conference Tournament a Success for the Barons
It would have taken more than one or two breaks for the Barons to break through and win the Conference Tournament this year, but the Barons were able to hold their heads high after a terrific showing at this years tournament held Apr. 29-May 3 at Golden Park in Columbus, GA.
In the opening round, the No. 8 seeded Barons beat the regular season champions, and No.1 seeded Berry Vikings, in what was undoubtedly the upset of the tournament. Randy Hamrick pitched a gem for the Barons in the upset, throwing a complete game 4 hitter and only allowing 2 runs, 1 earned, as the the Barons upended the Vikings 5-2.
In the second round, the Barons ran into a tough Auburn University-Montgomery team and fell 11-4 to drop into the losers bracket.
Out of pitching, but not quite ready to go home, the Barons fought hard against Lee, but just didn't have enough, and fell 23-15 in what ended up being the highest scoring game of the tournament.
Brewton-Parker went home with there heads held high, as Randy Hamrick was named a Second Team All-Conference Pitcher, Eric Shepherd was named to the Champion of Character Team, and the team claimed their first postseason victory in nearly a decade.
Berry Wins Conference and Completes Sweep
Box Score
Apr. 24 - Berry College completed the sweep of the Brewton-Parker Barons Friday afternoon, and in the process clinched the regular season conference championship.
The Barons took an early 1-0 lead into the thrid inning, but two costly errors led to 5 runs in the inning, and the Barons were never able to threaten after that. The Vikings added 4 more runs in the seventh, and 1 in the eighth to make the score 10-1.
Despite the loss, the Barons qualified for the SSAC conference tournament that starts on Wednesday in Columbus, GA. Information on the tournament can be found by clicking here.
This was the last home game for four Brewton-Parker seniors that were recognized before the game. Kyle Smith, a catcher from Clearmont was 1-3 on the day. Patrick McDonald, normally a relief pitcher for the Barons, got his first start of the season at third base and went 2-4 on the day. Phil Merrill, another senior started in right field, and made two spectacular diving plays. Randy Hamrick was the only Brewton-Parker senior not to make an appearance in the game.
Hamrick will start the first game of the conference tournament on Wednesday in Columbus at 4:00.
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