Yesterday proved to be a busy, yet successful day for the Nat Bailey faithful, as well as the Lewis-Clark State Baseball team.
UBC’s baseball team lost their opening round game Thursday, before staying alive on Friday with a grand slam by Senior Mike Styrna.  They then, however, lost to College of Idaho Friday night, ending their […]

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Alas, the Thunderbirds’ bats dried up last night, as the College of Idaho took them down in a 3-0 shutout in the first round of the NAIA Region I tourney at Nat Bailey Stadium.
Solid pitching by Mark Hardy put them within reach, but Bob from the Tbirds Baseball Fanpage has the details:
The Coyotes got […]

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Lefty pitcher Mark Hardy turns out for the UBC Thunderbirds today, starting the first game in the NAIA Region I college baseball tourney that the school also happens to be hosting.
While coach Terry McKaig isn’t exactly throwing out the pre-game hype, telling The Province’s Kent Gilchrist that his team is "young and inexperienced", adding, "I […]

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It should be a great weekend of baseball, starting 2:00 on Thursday, when NAIA Champion Lewis-Clark State battles Concordia-Portland, in advance of UBC’s tilt with College of Idaho at 6:00.
This double-elimination tournament takes place at Nat Bailey Stadium, hosted by the ‘Birds.
After winning one of a possible three conference games on the weekend in Caldwell, […]

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After walking through the doors of Nat Bailey for the first time in over 7 months Friday, and buying the new and very stylish black Canadians hat, I watched the UBC Thunderbirds take on NAIA powerhouse Lewis-Clark State.  Was it Northwest League baseball? No.  But it was certainly worth the 5 dollar admission.  DH/P Scott […]

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OMURA NO MORE-AAccording to the folks at Scout.com, 2005 Vancouver Canadians second baseman, Isaac Omura, has been cut by the Oakland A’s as they try to find room for new players in their minor league system.
The Flyin’ Hawaiian (or Windjammer as he was sometimes known) was the sixth player cut this spring, behind such […]

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UBC Thunderbirds baseball coach Terry McKaig often sends out notes to the media outlining results, highlights, notable players, etc, throughout the season, and generally they’re interesting reads. The most recent note, however, was somewhat… well… light on details:
Lost 17-3 to St. Martins.  No real highlights to speak of
obviously.

I’m sorry, I feel bad for the ‘Birds […]

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