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Ravens release 2009 baseball schedule

The 2009 Coffeyville Community College baseball schedule has been completed and includes a total of 51 games as the Ravens move into a new era under first year head coach Andy Morgan. The schedule features 15 home dates and 15 road games.  Of the 51 games, 36 are Jayhawk East Conference games, and 15 are non conference games. [more]

Two Ravens sign letters of intent with four year schools

Related Links: Jason McBride press release from Missouri State University (external link)

Matt Dahms press release from Emporia State University (external link)

Pictured are Jason McBride who signed with Missouri State University and Matt Dahms who signed with Emporia State University.

Two Coffeyville Community College Red Raven sophomore baseball players, Jason McBride and Matt Dahms, signed letters-of-intent on Wednesday, November 12, and will continue their careers following graduation with four-year schools. [more]

Ravens ends fall season with Steak and Beans World Series

Pictured: Jason McBride hit a two-run homer in the top of the seventh of the third and deciding game to propel the Red team to Steak and Beans World Series win over the White team.

The Coffeyville Baseball team finished their fall schedule this week with the Annual Steak and Beans World Series. The series was forced into a deciding third game played on October 21 after a split on October 20. [more]

Baseball takes homecoming championship, wins dodge ball

The baseball team was declared the winner of the Homecoming Spirit Activities Award for 2008.  Tyler Treinen took honors in a pair of eating contests and two squads of baseball players competed for the dodge ball championship.  The team was also extremely competitive in a variety of other activities throughout Homecoming week.  In the picture, the team poses in celebration of their Homecoming achievements.

Baseball team 100 inning fundraiser game a huge success

The Coffeyville baseball program’s 100 inning marathon game was a huge success. The event kicked off on Saturday morning at 10:00 am and finished up around 1:00. The CCC baseball players were spilt up into 3 teams along with brothers, cousins, and dads. Each “inning” was 30 outs long, so they played 10 “innings”. There were approximately 50 family members in attendance. There was a bar-b-que after the game, and everyone was able to enjoy the perfect weather. The Coffeyville baseball program would like to thank everyone who donated money to the program. A special thank you goes out to Gordon McBride for organizing the BBQ/picnic with the parents and to all the parents for bringing food. [Photo Album]

CCC participates in Sophomore Showcase

The Coffeyville Community College baseball team’s sophomores participated in a pro style showcase and All Star games on October 3-4 in Hutchinson.   All ten sophomores participated in the showcase on Friday, October 3, where they were put through various skill evaluations. They ran timed 60 yd sprints, field and threw from their positions, took batting practice and pitchers threw bullpens. After the showcase, a nine inning All Star game was played.

The weekend was finished up on Saturday with two more nine inning games. Five sophomores from all the participating schools comprised the All Star teams.

Coffeyville’s representatives were Jason McBride, Tyler Lansangan, Tyler Treinen, Matt Dahms, and Collin Edwards. "All of the sophomores played good and represented Coffeyville Community College well," said Coffeyville Head Baseball Coach Andy Morgan.

Morgan named Head Baseball Coach

Coffeyville Community College assistant baseball coach Andy Morgan has been selected as the new head baseball coach for the Ravens.

Morgan has served as the assistant baseball coach the previous two seasons before being named head coach taking over the program from former head coach Ryan McCune who has moved to the head softball coach position at the college. [more]

Raven signee Acosta drafted by Cleveland Indians

Red Raven baseball signee Hector Acosta was drafted by the Cleveland Indians on June 6 in the annual Major League Baseball draft.  Acosta, a senior from Ogden, Kansas, who played for Junction City High School was selected in the 50th round.  Acosta is a 6-1, 205 pound outfielder.

Lansangan and McBride named to All-Conference team

Two Red Ravens were selected to the Jayhawk Conference All-Conference Team following the 2008 season.  Pitcher Tyler Lansangan was named to the first team and third baseman Jason McBride was selected to the second team.