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Mules Baseball
1994 & 2003
NCAA-II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
WINNINGEST NCAA BASEBALL PROGRAM OF THE MILLENNIUM
Jared Potts signs with Toronto Blue Jays organization
(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Jared Potts, pictured in action from earlier this season, has signed a free-agent contract with the Toronto Blue Jays organization. The lefthander pitched the past two seasons with the Mules, posting a 15-7 record in 30 appearances. Potts had a career high 14 strikeouts against Southwest Baptist this past season, and finished his career with 167 strikeouts in 144 innings pitched. Potts becomes the 15th Mules player to sign with an MLB affiliated club in the past six years...More Info »
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Chris Matlock and Mike Hallam were named to the 2008 NCAA-II Championship "All-Tournament Team". Matlock made two appearances in the event and pitched 12 and a third innings of scoreless relief, allowing only four hits, while recording 18 strikeouts. Hallam reached base 11 times in four games, had seven hits, including a homerun and two doubles, and had four RBI's and four runs scored...More Info »
Mules run at the 2008 NCAA-II Championships ends
(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Luis Perez tags out a Mount Olive baserunner during action Thursday, May 29th, at the NCAA-II Championships in Sauget, Illinois. The Mules saw their season come to an end with a 5-3 setback to top-ranked Mount Olive in the first round of semi-final action. The Mules, who would have had to win Thursday to force a true semi-final game Friday, end their 2008 season with a 47-17 record and a fourth place finish in the championships.
The Mules were led by Will Feil, who had three of the eight hits in the game, while Mike Hallam hit a solo homerun for one of the three runs. UCM struggled to get the big hit in the contest and stranded eight runners, while it was two unearned runs in the seventh inning by Mount Olive that proved to be the difference in the game. Brian McBryde had one hit and finished his career tied for sixth on the all-time NCAA-II hit list with 312. Mules Recap »
Be sure to get your Mules limited edition regional champion t-shirt...More »
Mules claim Central Regional title
(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Mules hoist the NCAA-II Central Regional trophy after claiming the title Sunday in Emporia, Kansas.
(Photo by Dave Kopp)
The celebration is on after the Mules finished off Nebraska-Omaha in Sunday's regional championship game.
Blaine Rutledge stroked three hits and drove in four runs to pace the Mules, who swept through the Central Regional with four straight wins. Chris Matlock was named the Most Valuable Player of the regional, and was joined on the All-Tournament team by Rutledge, Brian McBryde, Iain Dykins, Mike Hallam, and Luis Perez. Mules Recap »
(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Mules soak Tom Myers (24) after he becomes the fourth consecutive Mules coach to take his squad to the NCAA-II Baseball Championships in their first year as head coach.
Mules leap to seventh in the latest NCAA-II Poll
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Mules seniors flash smiles with the trophy of the 2008 MIAA Tournament after capturing the title on Sunday, May 11th, at Community America Ballpark in Kansas City, Kansas. The Mules battled through 20 innings of action Sunday to claim their 13th MIAA Post-Season Tournament title in the last 15 years, and earning the automatic bid to the NCAA-II Central Regional Tournament. Mules Recap »
Mark Carey named Pitcher of the Year / Mules place 11 on 2008 All-MIAA Squad
Mark Carey (pictured above in action earlier this season) is the MIAA "Pitcher of the Year"
(L-R) Chris Matlock, Brian McBryde, and Blaine Rutledge joined Carey as first-team selections on the 2008 All-MIAA Squad. A total of 11 Mules players received all-conference recognition by the league coaches...More Info »
Mark Carey was also named the Daktronics All-Central Region "Pitcher of the Year", and was one of six Mules to be honored...
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Carey is one of three Mules named to the 2008 Daktronics All-American Team.
Carey was a second-team pick on the squad, while Chris Matlock and Mike Hallam received honorable mention...More Info »
McBryde becomes career leader in hits
(Photo by Dave Kopp)
Brian McBryde is congratulated by first base coach Matt Murray after collecting career hit number 276 on Saturday, April 26th, becoming the all-time leader in career hits for the Mules and in the MIAA. McBryde surpassed UCM Hall of Famer Craig Ringe with the basehit.
2008 Media Guide
15 CONSECUTIVE APPEARANCES
IN NCAA-II POST-SEASON
11 TRIPS TO THE NCAA-II CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES IN THE PAST 15 YEARS
EIGHT MIAA POST-SEASON TOURNAMENT
CHAMPIONSHIPS IN THE PAST NINE YEARS
MIAA REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
IN 13 OF THE PAST 15 SEASONS
Tom Myers named Mules new coach
Former Mules assistant coach Tommy Myers returns as the new head coach for the UCM baseball program...More Info
Myers replaces Darin Hendrickson, who heads to St. Louis University to take over the Billikens program...More Info Hendrickson was 209-46 in four years as UCM skipper.
Former Mules pitcher Josh Outman continues to impress the Philadephia Phillies and move closer to the major leagues...More Info