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Kutztown ends WSSU's season
Winston-Salem State had plenty of baserunners during Saturday's elimination game of the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional at Ted Palka Park.
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WSSU eliminated from baseball playoffs
Winston-Salem State's ninth-inning comeback bid fell short, and Kutztown held on for a 7-5 victory Saturday in an elimination game of the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional tournament in West Lawn, Pa.
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WSSU holds off Shepherd
Although the final score was a lot closer than it should have been, Winston-Salem State took a 6-5 win against Shepherd to stay alive Friday in the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region baseball tournament.
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WSSU stays alive in D-II baseball playoffs
Paco Martin singled in Dominique Fitzgerald with the eventual winning run in the eighth inning Friday, and Winston-Salem State held on for a 6-5 victory against Shepherd (W.Va.) in an elimination game of the Division II Atlantic Region baseball tournament.
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WSSU falls to Seton Hill in regional
The record will show that sixth-seeded Winston-Salem State lost 3-2 Thursday to top-seeded Seton Hill in the first round of the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional baseball tournament.
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WSSU baseball team to open regional play
Winston-Salem State hopes to last a little longer in this year's Division II baseball regionals than it did last season.
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Rams' Martin carries a hitting heritage
It's rare to see Paco Martin in a sweat.
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WSSU is No. 6 seed
Winston-Salem State's baseball team will open the Division II regionals on Thursday as the sixth seed and will take on top-seeded Seton Hill.
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Rams to rely on pitchers Johnson, Edwards
Sure, Winston-Salem State can hit, but in next week's NCAA regional baseball tournament, good pitching will be just as important.
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Rams add two more CIAA titles
Winston-Salem State's athletics motto of "Return to Glory" might need an overhaul after all the winning it has done this season.
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Rams' Jones named CIAA player of year
First baseman Aaron Jones of Winston-Salem State, one of the most consistent hitters in the CIAA, was named the conference player of the year Wednesday.
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WSSU's Jones is CIAA baseball player of the year
First baseman Aaron Jones of Winston-Salem State, one of the most consistent hitters in the CIAA, was named the conference player of the year on Wednesday.
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Rams eyeing another CIAA baseball title
Second baseman German Reyes finds it odd that not a lot of students at Winston-Salem State know the school has a baseball program.
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WSSU has rare home double-headers
Watching Winston-Salem State play baseball in Winston-Salem this season won't be easy, but there will be a rare chance this weekend.
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WSSU hires Manns as assistant AD
Kevin Manns, an award-winning sports-information director, has been hired at Winston-Salem State after a long tenure at Southern University.
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Djokvoic wins Serbia Open title
Novak Djokovic defeated Feliciano Lopez 7-6 (4), 6-2 on Sunday to win the Serbia Open for his fifth title and 27th straight victory this season.
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WSSU baseball team heated up after cold start
Outfielder Dominique Fitzgerald was quick to recall when Winston-Salem State's first-year baseball team came together.
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WSSU proud of CIAA success
Winston-Salem State came up short of conference titles in football and men's basketball in its return to the CIAA but thrived in other sports, winning six championships. The latest titles came last weekend, in baseball, softball and women's tennis.
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Winston-Salem State advances in CIAA baseball
Tyler Hickernell and German Reyes each drove in three runs Thursday, and Winston-Salem State advanced in the CIAA baseball tournament with a 15-6 victory over host Virginia State.
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WSSU plays in CIAA baseball tournament today
Winston-Salem State's first baseball season since 1973 has been successful, and coach Kevin Ritsche is hoping the success continues during the CIAA Baseball Tournament in Petersburg, Va.
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Rams' Smith has Crohn's disease
Coach Connell Maynor of Winston-Salem State was hoping for worry-free spring football. He didn't get it.
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'Gramps' leads WSSU's baseball resurgence
Catcher Michael Robbins doesn't need people to remind him that he's the oldest player on the Winston-Salem State baseball team. His body does that for him.
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College Baseball Roundup: Conway lifts Deacons past Tar Heels
Matt Conway hit a game-tying, three-run homer in the bottom of the sixth, and then drove home Steven Brooks with the winning run in the bottom of the eighth to help Wake Forest defeat North Carolina 5-4 Sunday afternoon at Wake Forest Baseball Park.
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Rams fall short in baseball opener
Wingate scored one run in the seventh and three in the eighth as visiting Winston-Salem State came up short in its first game in 37 years. Wingate, the defending South Atlantic League champions, won 4-3.
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Rams' reborn baseball program to open season today
After a 37-year absence, baseball is back at Winston-Salem State.
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