2005 NCAA-II Championship Qualifier
(3rd Place Finish)
2005 CENTRAL REGION CHAMPIONS
(6TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR)
2005 MIAA CHAMPIONS
(12TH CONSECUTIVE REGULAR SEASON TITLE &
6TH CONSECUTIVE POST-SEASON TOURNAMENT TITLE)
MORE 2005 SEASON INFORMATION
(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Bridger Hunt, in action from earlier this season, was selected in the ninth round of the Major League "First Year Player Draft" by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Hunt, who was the 2006 American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings "Player of the Year" in the Central Region and a second-team D-II All-American selection, was the 263rd player taken overall during the opening day of the draft. Meanwhile, Nicholas Van Stratten, an outfielder from St. Louis CC-Meramec and recent signee of the Mules program, was selected in the 10th round by the Kansas City Royals...More Info
Hunt was named a second-team All-American for the 2006 season...More info. He was also the "Player of the Year" in the Central Region, and one of four Mules players to receive All-Central Region honors by the American Baseball Coaches Association and Rawlings. Hunt is joined on the first-team by Gered Mochizuki, Adam Milauskas, and Brandon Morris...
More honors for Bridger Hunt, along with teammates Adam Milauskas and Gered Mochizuki, as they are named to the NCBWA All-American Team for 2006...More Info
MULES IN THE MINOR LEAGUES (2006)
Bridger Hunt (2006)
Columbus Catfish-A (Los Angeles
Dodgers)
Danny Powers (2005) Fort Myers
Miracle-A (Minnesota Twins)
Nick Webber (2005) Palm Beach
Cardinals-A (St. Louis Cardinals)
Mike Phelps (2005) Daytona Cubs-A
(Chicago Cubs)
Josh Outman (2005) Lakewood BlueClaws-A
(Philadelphia Phillies)
Jason Schutt (2005) Mahonig Valley
Scrappers-A (Cleveland Indians)
Brent Lacy (2005) Mahonig Valley
Scrappers-A (Cleveland Indians)
Shawn Callahan (2005) River City
Rascals-Independent
Dustin Bolton (2005) River City
Rascals-Independent
Patrick Evers (2005)
River City Rascals-Independent
Francisco Leandro (2004)
Montgomery Biscuits-AA (Tampa Bay
Devil Rays)
Steve Sharpe (2004)
Stockton Ports-A (Oakland Athletics)
Craig Ringe (2002) Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks-Independent
Zach Norman (2003)
Kansas City T-Bones-Independent
Phil Sobkow (2003)
Calgary Vipers-Independent
The Mules 13th consecutive trip to the NCAA-II post-season
ended early on Friday as they were knocked out of competition in the first
elimination round game of the
NCAA-II
Central Regional in Emporia, Kansas. Missouri Western pounded six
homeruns and 17 hits in handing the Mules a 16-8
loss, the most runs in a game CMSU allowed this season. Gered Mochizuki
and Bridger Hunt had three hits each to lead the Mules offensive effort that
included a total of 14 hits, but CMSU stranded 12 runners on base. The
loss officially ended the Mules run for a seventh straight regional title
and trip to the NCAA-II Championships, and put the finishing touch on a record
of 44-16. /
Complete
NCAA-II Regional Info
(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Mules display their 2006 MIAA Post-Season Tournament
Championship Trophy
The Mules claimed their seventh consecutive
MIAA Post-Season Tournament
championship on May 14th in Manhattan, Kansas. The Mules used a
three-run, ninth inning rally to claim a 6-5
victory over in the
first game at Frank Myers Field at
Tointon Family Stadium
on the campus of Kansas State University, and then CMSU pounded out 15 hits in
the second game of the day in a 9-6 victory
to wrap up the title...More
Info
(L-R): Bridger Hunt, Adam Milauskas, Gered Mochizuki, and Brandon
Morris
Mules place eight on the 2006
All-MIAA Baseball
Team with Bridger Hunt
named the Player of the Year. Hunt is joined on the all-conference
first-team by Adam Milauskas and Gered Mochizuki, while Brandon Morris is named
co-freshman of the year in the league. Morris is joined on the
all-conference second-team by Judson Smith, while three CMSU players (Owen
Williams, David Baker, and Tim VanMatre) receive honorable mention...More
Info
Mules place three on All-MIAA Academic Team
Crane Stadium/Tompkins Field new look with chair back seating
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