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 Click Here for Directions to Clowson Field Johnson Named to All-OAC Baseball Team For Second Straight Season Capital University junior second baseman Ryan Johnson (Boardman/Boardman) was named to the All-Ohio Athletic Conference second team for a second straight season. >>FULL STORY Capital Closes Season With Marietta Sweep Marietta 2, Capital 1 Marietta 12, Capital 0 Capital University's baseball team closed the 2002 season with a pair of losses to Ohio Athletic Conference champion Marietta College, 2-1 and 12-0, in Marietta on Sunday. >>FULL STORY Capital Was Not the "Weakest Link" at John Carroll John Carroll 10, Capital 0 Capital 2, John Carroll 1 Capital University freshman pitcher Tyler Link (Sandusky/Perkins) won his first collegiate game in only his second career start in a 2-1 win over John Carroll University in the nightcap of an Ohio Athletic Conference series in suburban Cleveland on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Crusaders Lose Final Home Game St. Mary's 7, Capital 6 Capital University lost their final home game of the season to St. Mary's College of Ave Maria University from Orchard Lake, Michigan. >>FULL STORY Wilmington Takes Two From Capital Wilmington 10, Capital 2 Wilmington 9, Capital 4 Capital University lost a pair of Ohio Athletic Conference baseball games to Wilmington College, 10-2 and 9-4, on Tuesday. >>FULL STORY Capital Splits a Pair With Mount Union Capital 5, Mount Union 4 Mount Union 11, Capital 0 Capital University's baseball team split a pair of Ohio Athletic Conference games with Mount Union College at Clowson Field on Monday. >>FULL STORY Two Comebacks Fall Short For Capital Otterbein 6, Capital 4 Otterbein 10, Capital 9 Capital University’s baseball team saw two comebacks fall short as they were swept in an Ohio Athletic Conference doubleheader by cross-town rival Otterbein College, 6-4 and 10-9, at Clowson Field on Wednesday. >>FULL STORY A Tale of Two Games For Crusaders Muskingum 4, Capital 3 Muskingum 7, Capital 4 Capital University's saw a rally fall short and a lead evaporate in losing a pair of Ohio Athletic Conference games, 4-3 and 7-4, at Muskingum College on Monday. >>FULL STORY Capital Splits First Place Heidelberg Capital 6, Heidelberg 4 Heidelberg 2, Capital 1 (10 innings) Capital University almost swept Heidelberg College, tied for first place in the Ohio Athletic Conference, instead the Crusaders settled for a split in a conference doubleheader in Columbus on Wednesday. >>FULL STORY Capital Belts Out 12 Hits In Defeat Mt. St. Joseph 12, Capital 3 Capital University's baseball team belted out 12 hits, but could only manage three runs in a 12-3 loss to the College of Mount St. Joseph in Ameila, Ohio, on Tuesday night. >>FULL STORY Capital Breaks Streak at Urbana Urbana 7, Capital 6 Capital 10, Urbana 5 Capital University's baseball team snapped a seven-game losing streak with a 10-5 win in the nightcap of a doubleheader at Urbana University on Friday. >>FULL STORY Capital Ice Cold Against Denison Denison 8, Capital 0 Denison 7, Capital 0 The Capital University's baseball offense was almost as cold as the temperature on Wednesday night as they lost a pair of games to Denison University, 8-0 and 7-0, at Beavers Field in Lancaster, Ohio. >>FULL STORY Yellow Jackets Sting Capital in OAC Opener Baldwin-Wallace 11, Capital 2 Baldwin-Wallace 4, Capital 3 Capital University's baseball team fell in its Ohio Athletic Conference opening series to Baldwin-Wallace College, 11-2 and 4-3, at Clowson Field in Columbus on Saturday. >>FULL STORY Adrian Stops Capital Cold in Home Opener Adrian (Mich.) 5, Capital 0 Adrian (Mich.) 10, Capital 5 Playing for the first time in three weeks, the Capital University baseball team lost two games Adrian (Mich.) College on bitter cold Saturday in Columbus. >>FULL STORY Crusaders Sweep Alma For First Wins >>FLORIDA TRIP PAGE Capital Baseball to Play 40-Game Schedule in 2002 Capital University announced a 40-game baseball schedule for 2002 that includes 18 home games and nine games in Fort Myers, Florida. The Crusaders, who return 20 letterwinners from a season ago, begin the season with its traditional nine-game swing in south Florida, from Feb. 24 through March 2. Capital returns North and opens the home portion of the schedule on Mar. 24 with a nine-inning single game against Adrian (Mich.) College. Three night games are on the slate as the Crusaders play a single nine-inning game against The College of Mount St. Joseph on April 9 at 7:00 p.m. at Midland Field in Ameila, Ohio. Capital plays its Ohio Athletic Conference twinbill with defending champion Marietta College at Pioneer Park in Marietta on April 30 at 5:05 p.m. The regular season finishes on May 4 at John Carroll University. The four-team OAC Tournament is the following week (May 9-12). >>2002 SCHEDULE |
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