Northeast Ohio’s weather was up to its old tricks again this past weekend, creating some poor weather for the four games that Case Western Reserve University’s baseball team played. Play they did though,...
JP. O’Hagan (Sports Editor): Being that we are in Cleveland and baseball season has finally arrived, it just seems logical to debate who will win the American League (AL) Central. After two years of...
Nobby’s Ballpark played host to two baseball games on Saturday, April 2, including some baseball in the snow, but it did not hinder the home team from coming away victorious in both games of the doubleheader....
A two-win weekend is always a good bounceback from a winless weekend.
The Case Western Reserve University baseball team was able to take both games they played this past weekend on the road at the University...
This past weekend saw a talented pitcher on his game throwing a complete game shutout.
Sadly, it was not for the Case Western Reserve University baseball team, but against them, in a 1-0 loss to Marietta...
Spring break really cannot get much better than baseball and Florida. The Case Western Reserve University baseball team shipped off to Sanford, FL this past week to play their eight game conference schedule....
The Case Western Reserve University baseball team opened their season this past weekend with a trip to Virginia to take on Shenandoah University in a three game series.
The Spartans’ tough schedule...
Last Season Record: 24-15
Last Season UAA Standing: 4-4, tied for second in UAA (Rochester University)
Last Season Standing: Ninth in Mid-Eastern Region
Top UAA Rival: Emory University
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Welcome to a new column that we call point/counterpoint. This column will consist of back and forth sports bar-style debates between The Observer's biggest sports fans. To kick off this column we look...
Billy Heyen, Contributing Reporter
• August 21, 2015
Welcome to Cleveland, everyone, home of Major League Baseball’s Cleveland Indians. Since students at Case Western Reserve University come from far and wide, the wonder of the Indians is not common knowledge....
