Seniors Ryan Sullivan and Paul Toland earned All-New York Region honors for the 2009 season after voting conducted by members of the American Baseball Coaches Association.[read more]

Top-seeded Rensselaer scored four runs in the bottom of the eighth and went on to an 8-6 victory over the University of Rochester in the Liberty League baseball championships.[read more]

Austin Pitkin threw a complete-game five hitter with three walks and nine strikeouts to lead third-seeded Clarkson past Rochester, 6-0, in the opening round of the Liberty League baseball playoffs. [read more]

With nine honored by the Liberty League and seven by the UAA, Rochester's post-season haul of trophies is extremely large this spring.[read more]

Rochester will host St. John Fisher at 7:30 pm Friday at Frontier Field. The game comes two days after the Yellowjackets edged the Cardinals, 5-4, at Dugan Yard.

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Veenema allowed three hits and struck out seven.

The Yellowjackets are 30-11, a single-season record for victories. Rochester is idle until May 8 when the Liberty League baseball championships open at RPI. St. John Fisher is 17-17.

Veenema struck out seven and walked one. He retired 10 of the first 11 he faced, yielding a single to John Quartitoni with one out in the second. The Cardinals had five men reach base against him: Quartironi, Teagen Barresi, and Jason Nevada had singles. Nevada also walked. Jon Gibbs reached on an error. He never let a runner get into scoring position.

In the eighth, he struck out Ross Langevin. Nevada singled to center and that brought on Park. He retired Kevin Wing on a fly to center and slipped a called third strike past Ryan Pettinella.

Park got Barresi on a groundout to start the ninth. He walked Steve Karnyski, then ended the game by striking out Quartironi and Gibbs. It was his second save this season and the third shutout in which he has pitched.

Fisher righthanded Dan Jurik kept the Yellowjackets at bay. Andy Cannon led off the first with a double down the left field line. Blayne Fuke bunted him to second. Jurik induced a foul pop to short right by Dan Brien and a flyout to right. He retired 12 in a row after the Cannon double.

Rochester nicked him for a run in the fifth. Ryan Sullivan singled to center and moved up on Nate Stein's sac bunt. Sullivan was halfway down the baseline, trying to catch Jurik off guard. As a pitch to Matt Francis skidded in the dirt, he stole third. The Cardinals brought the infield in and Francis chipped a single over the reach of Nevada at second base for a 1-0 lead. Alex Caghan flew out and Jurik struck out Brian Bezek.

Jay Jay Vanderstyne led off the seventh with a booming double that took one hop against the bullpen in left center. Steve Just pinch-ran for him. Sullivan bunted Just to third and - with the infield in again - Stein lined a single down the right field line. Francis hit the next pitch hard, but Jurik speared it and turned it into a 1-6-3 double play.

Caghan walked leading off the eighth but two consecutive steals were waived off as both Bezek and Cannon were ruled out for batter interference. Caghan eventually stole second, just before Fuke grounded out.

Jurik gave up five hits. He walked one and Fisher played errorless ball behind him. He struck out four.

Veenema improved to 3-0. Jurik is 4-4 for Fisher.

Ryan Sullivan got five outs to earn his fourth save of the season as the University of Rochester edged St. John Fisher College, 5-4.[read more]

Three members of the University of Rochester baseball team have been recognized for their accomplishments last weekend by a variety of conferences.[read more]

Rochester's pitching staff again proved formidable, holding Vassar College to one total run in a doubleheader sweep at Prentiss Field on Sunday. The Yellowjackets won, 8-1 and 8-0.[read more]

Rochester's bats broke out in a big way as the Yellowjackets defeated Vassar College, 16-2, and 13-2 in a Liberty Legaue doubleheader.[read more]

Twelfth-ranked Ithaca College scored seven runs in the eighth inning and went on to a 15-9 victory over the University of Rochester at Towers Field.[read more]

The Tuesday afternoon baseball game between Rochester and Ithaca has been postponed in anticipation of inclement weather.[read more]

Visiting Clarkson found a way to tame the Yellowjacket bats on Sunday as the Golden Knights posted two 2-0 Liberty League victories.[read more]

Ryan Sullivan knocked in two runs in game one, then saved game two as Rochester swept Clarkson in a Liberty League twinbill, 9-4 and 5-2.[read more]

The University of Rochester took a doubleheader from Keuka College on Wednesday in varying formats.[read more]

The University of Rochester scored seven runs in the late innings to break open a close game and went on to a 14-8 victory over RIT.

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The guy who said lightning never strikes the same place twice is wrong. Ask the baseball teams at the University of Rochester and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.[read more]

The top two teams in the Liberty League baseball race settled very little as they split a doubleheader at Rochester’s Towers Field on Saturday.[read more]

Moments after being held to just one hit in a loss, the University of Rochester broke out the bats in a big way to defeat Union, 12-3.[read more]

The University of Rochester swept a Liberty League doubleheader at Union College, 9-4 and 10-3, on Saturday.[read more]

The College of Brockport scored four runs in the top of the 11th to upend the University of Rochetser, 12-8, at Towers Field in a non-league game on Thursday.[read more]

Wednesday's scheduled home baseball game between Rochester and The College at Brockport has been postponed until Thursday.[read more]

Six members of the University of Rochester baseball team have received 2009 Spring Sport All Academic Recognition from the UAA.[read more]

Rochester jumped out to an 8-1 lead in the nitecap enroute to a 10-3 win after taking game one of the twinbill, 4-3, over St. Lawrence.[read more]

Rochester rallied for three in the seventh to beat St. Lawrence, 4-2, but the Saints took the nitecap, 5-4.[read more]

Rochester produced two big plays in the late innings and went on to a 5-2 victory over defending Division III baseball champion SUNY Cortland at Wallace Field on Tuesday afternoon. [read more]

Tuesday's baseball game will be broadcast live by SUNY Cortland Sports over the internet. [read more]

Rochester's baseball battery of senior lefty Michael Park and freshman catcher Casey Storme combined for three honors this week.[read more]

Four men combined on a four hitter as the University of Rochester shut out SUNY Cobleskill, 11-0, at Towers Field on Sunday.[read more]

Mike Park struck out 13 in the opener and the bats provided plenty of run support in a sweep of Cobleskill in baseball Saturday.[read more]

The University of Rochester had five baseball players – including the MVP - named to the University Athletic Association All-Tournament Team.

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Saturday's baseball game against SUNY Cobleskill will start at 1 pm, rather than 2 pm.[read more]

Rochester won the UAA baseball championship by defeating Brandeis, 9-8, and seeing Washington upend co-leader Case on Saturday.[read more]

Washington University rallied for nine runs late and squeezed out a 13-11 victory over Rochester in the University Athletic Association championships.[read more]

Emory's pitching staff cooled off the Rochester bats on Thursday and the Eagles went on to an 8-3 victory in the UAA Baseball Championships.[read more]

J.J. Vanderstyne hit a grand slam home run and Blair Veenema threw four hit ball over six innings as the baseball team defeated Brandeis, 7-2.[read more]

Rochester totaled 26 runs to sweep Emory (10-7) and Case (16-2) in the University Athletic Association championships at Sanford, Fla.[read more]

Rochester opened the Liberty League season by sweeping doubleheaders from Skidmore College while both teams were in Florida.[read more]

After coming within two victories of an NCAA playoff berth last season, the University of Rochester baseball team has a strong enough cast returning to keep itself in the thick of the playoff hunt in 2009.[read more]