Pima Community College baseball player J.T. Drake capped off his Pima career with a big honor from the NJCAA. Read more»
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The Tucson regional round of the NCAA 2024 baseball tournament kicked off Friday, with the University of Arizona not able to capitalize on their home-field advantage. Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team’s season came to an end on Friday in the second day of the NJCAA West District Tournament. Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (44-14) is heading back to the Region I, Division I Championship round for a second consecutive season. Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (43-14) was forced to rally in the first game of the Region I, Division I Semifinals on Thursday against Arizona Western College (37-16) at the West Campus Aztec Field. Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (42-14, 26-12 in ACCAC) closed out the regular season on Saturday at South Mountain Community College (32-23, 22-16). Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (41-13, 24-11 in ACCAC) hosted their final regular season home doubleheader on Tuesday against Arizona Western College (36-14, 23-13). Read more»
The Arizona Vintage Base Ball League - a local league with teams ranging from Tucson to Yuma to Mesa - that plays baseball using rules from 1863, culminates the season in Bisbee with the two-day Copper City Classic Vintage Base Ball Tournament at the 115-year old Warren Ballpark. Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (40-12, 24-10 in ACCAC) secured a second straight 40+ win season on Saturday as they earned a sweep on the road at Cochise College (33-21, 20-16). Read more»
Pima Community College baseball player Diego Alvarez (Sahuarita HS) earned praise from the ACCAC conference for his pitching performance last week against previously No. 2 ranked Central Arizona College. Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (38-12) stepped away from ACCAC conference play to host a doubleheader against Scottsdale Post Grad on Tuesday, scoring 12 runs in the 1st inning before recording an out. Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team dropped a close first game but responded with a run-rule victory on Saturday in an ACCAC conference doubleheader at Yavapai College. Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (35-11, 21-9 in ACCAC) hosted Central Arizona College (38-9, 25-5) on Tuesday in a matchup between two NJCAA Division I nationally ranked teams, Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (34-10, 20-8 in ACCAC) secured 20 ACCAC conference wins for the fifth straight year (excluding the 2020 COVID season) on Saturday as they swept Eastern Arizona College. Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (32-10, 18-8 in ACCAC) earned a sweep on the road on Tuesday as they played an ACCAC conference doubleheader at Phoenix College (18-21, 9-17). Read more»
The Pima Community College baseball team (30-10, 16-8 in ACCAC) secured a fifth straight 30-win season (excluding 2020's pandemic season) on Saturday as they hosted Scottsdale Community College (18-19, 9-15) at the West Campus Aztec Field. Read more»
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