The baseball team continued its success in conference play last weekend, beating Claremont-Mudd-Scripps two out of three games.
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Baseball stays hot, extends streak to 11 games
The Leopards powered their way past the Whittier Poets on Friday, 14-5, to go along with a terrific pitching performance by senior Jesse Sweet, as they completed a three game sweep over the poets on Saturday extending their winning streak to 11 games.
ULV bats heat up during 5-game win streak
The baseball team’s offense caught fire during the California Invitational Tournament winning the first four games of the tournament and extending their win streak to five dating back to their win over Keio Japan.
Baseball bitten by Bulldogs
La Verne’s baseball team was swept by the Redlands Bulldogs last week, getting swept for a second straight time by a conference opponent.
Leopards stumble against Cal Lutheran
The La Verne baseball team got swept last weekend by the Cal Lutheran Kingsmen as they began their quest to defend last year’s league championship.
Baseball crowned SCIAC champs
The University of La Verne baseball team not only swept a three game series against conference foe Pomona-Pitzer, but the Leopards clinched the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title for the 19th time in the University’s history.
Baseball falls short against Tigers
With the fate of their season in sight, and three conference foes standing in their way, La Verne baseball team played Occidental last weekend, winning two of three.
Leopards swept by Chapman in 3
The Leopards’ high-powered offense was never able to get off the ground as Chapman proved to be the more dominant team, winning all three games and extending their winning streak to 18 games last weekend.
Baseball takes two from Whittier
In what turned out to be a gloomy weekend, the La Verne baseball team shined last weekend playing their most important series of the season, winning two dramatic games against conference foe Whittier.
Baseball plays host to Cal Invite
While classes were out, parking lots were empty and students were scattered for spring break, Ben Hines Field was alive last weekend as the Leopards hosted the California Invitational.