WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-Former Crusader outfielder Landon Dieterich has retired from professional baseball.
The 24-year old from Riesel, Texas announced the decision on Sunday evening, after three years in the Washington Nationals organization.
Category: Baseball
Bolin and Holiday named All-Region honorees by D3baseball.com
BELTON- The final awards of the 2022 baseball season were announced by D3baseball.com on Tuesday, as the nationally-renowned website released its All-Region teams, which included two Crusaders in Malek Bolin and Caimyn Holiday.
UMHB baseball ends season with valiant extra-innings fight against ETBU in ASC Tournament
MARSHALL, Texas- They took on a valiant fight, a fight no Crusader baseball team had taken on before, and while in the end, it ended in a loss, what this year’s UMHB baseball team accomplished will set a standard for years to come.
UMHB baseball avenges run-rule loss to ETBU in 10-0 victory over McMurry to advance in ASC Tournament
MARSHALL, Texas- A day that began with one of the UMHB baseball team’s most lopsided losses of the season ended in a run-rule victory for the Cru, simultaneously breaking the program record for postseason wins.
UMHB baseball advances in ASC Tournament with 11-7 win over McMurry
MARSHALL, Texas- It took a late rally, but the UMHB baseball team, for the second consecutive year, has a victory under its belt at the ASC Tournament.
On Friday afternoon, the Crusaders took down McMurry, a team that had beaten UMHB twice in February, by a score of 11-7. UMHB now advances into Saturday’s tournament semifinal, with the winner earning a spot in the ASC’s Blue Bracket championship.
With tremendous speed and irreplaceable leadership, Caimyn Holiday leading UMHB baseball into ASC Tournament
BELTON- Caimyn Holiday is certainly one of the most recognizable figures on the UMHB baseball team.
His quickness has been spoken of time and time again. When he reaches first base, sometimes on a bunt single, other times on a hard-hit ball to the left side of the infield, fans begin drifting their gazes towards second. Because more often than not…