For the fourth time in history, a Trojan has been selected in the MLB Draft. On July 14, the Houston Astros drafted junior starting pitcher Gabel Pentecost of Fremont, IN, as the 186th pick in the sixth round out of 20 total rounds.
Seven spring sports fought for national recognition with baseball's double and women's golf with a spectacular come-from-behind championship.
Gabel Pentecost was told he wasn’t good enough to pitch at the NAIA level. Now, he is the 2024 Crossroads League Pitcher of the Year and prepares for the NAIA World Series.
“You’ll never hear Kaleb talk about himself,” Taylor baseball head coach Kyle Gould said. “You’ll never see him celebrate his personal success. And when your best player behaves that way, everybody does.” Kolpien is now Taylor baseball’s all-time hits leader.
For the first time in program history, Taylor baseball reached No. 10 in the NAIA. They remain the top dog in the Crossroads League with a 33-8 record.
A national holiday for baseball fans is almost here. The MLB will kick off its 2025 season on Opening Day, March 27.
Inside of Ohio, Indiana and Michigan are 10 schools with one thing on their minds this baseball season — beating their fellow Crossroads League rivals and winning the NAIA World Series.
After competing in the Crossroads League Championships on Feb. 14 and 15, the Trojans look ahead to the NAIA Nationals on Feb. 27 through March 1. No days off.
Taylor baseball returned from their Arizona tour with a 4-3 record. Taylor strung together some dominating wins in the southwest including an 11-1 victory against Benedictine Mesa and a 20-3 win against Embry-Riddle.
After defeating Bethel on Wednesday, Taylor has secured their spot in the upcoming Crossroads League Tournament on Nov. 9-16.
Solutions by The State News