October 20, 2017
Jessica Snyder
March 27, 2017
Filed under Baseball, Sports
by Seth Askelson
GLENDALE- The Glendale Community College baseball team is getting a bang for its meager buck.
“Our budget is functional,” head coach Dave Grant said. “It’s not lavish by any means. But by the time ...
May 14, 2015
April 2, 2015
February 28, 2015
Filed under Baseball, Sports
By Danny Bush
The calm after the close of the National Football League season has ended and tradition abounds in the metropolitan area yet again. The Cactus League is welcomed by city natives and visitors alike here...
February 3, 2015
Jessica Snyder
December 10, 2014
Filed under Baseball, Sports
by Nick Colecchio
The World Series is as tight as it can get right now as through five games, the San Francisco Giants lead the Kansas City Royals three games to two. Coming into this series these two teams couldn’t be coming...
Jessica Snyder
December 9, 2014
Filed under Baseball, Sports
by Nick Colecchio
It is about mid-September, which means that there are only a couple of more weeks until the end of the regular season in baseball. This is the best time of year for a baseball fan as teams fight to the finish...
Hector Ibanez
May 8, 2014
Filed under Baseball, Sports
By Hector Ibanez
Another season of Arizona Diamondbacks baseball began when they traveled to Sydney, Australia to take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in Major League Baseball’s Opening Series event. The games took place March...
Hector Ibanez
March 6, 2014
Filed under Baseball, Sports
By Hector Ibanez
The Gauchos baseball team has had a successful season thus far. Sitting on a record 14-6 overall record, 6-4 in their conference and positioned in sixth place out of fourteen teams.
The season began when...
Hector Ibanez
February 22, 2014
Filed under Baseball, Campus Life, Sports
By Hector Ibanez
The Gauchos baseball team played host to the Mesa Community College Thunderbirds in back to back games on February 19.
In the second game, the starting pitcher for Glendale was Casey Kennedy. The first inning...
