BSB: NWC POLL - Defending Champion Bruins Picked to Finish 3rd in 2010 Coaches’ Poll
NEWBERG, Ore. - After losing five All-Conference hitters from last year’s lineup but with three All-Conference hurlers back, the defending Northwest Conference baseball co-champion George Fox University Bruins have been picked to finish third in the 2010 pre-season NWC coaches’ poll as voted on by the league’s nine coaches. Full Story >>>

BSB: PRE-SEASON POLLS - Bruins Ranked in Top 20 in Both National Pre-Season Polls
NEWBERG, Ore. - Coming off a 36-11 campaign in 2009 that saw them win the Northwest Conference and reach the finals of the NCAA Division III West Regional, the George Fox University Bruins have been ranked in the top 20 in both the 2010 Collegiate Baseball and D3baseball.com pre-season national polls. Full Story >>>

Record-Setting Bruins Finish with No. 12 National Ranking
NEWBERG, Ore. - After another record-setting season in 2009, the George Fox University Bruins finished the year with a No. 12 ranking in the final NCAA Division III D3baseball.com national poll as voted on by the website's panel of 25 coaches, sports information directors, and media members from around the country, the second-highest ranking at the end of the season in Bruin history. Full Story >>>

POST-SEASON AWARDS: Three Bruins Earn Slew of All-America, All-Region Honors
NEWBERG, Ore. – A trio of George Fox University players - left fielder Matt Wyckoff, second baseman Bo Thunell, and relief pitcher Chad Jones - have collected six NCAA Division III All-America and All-West Region honors over the last couple of days by two national organizations, highlighting another record-setting baseball season for the Bruins in 2009. Full Story >>>

GEORGE FOX 5-4, CHAPMAN 4-7: Split with Panthers Leaves Bruins a Game Short of Series
McMINNVILLE, Ore. – A 5-4 10-inning win by the George Fox University Bruins in the first game of Sunday’s NCAA Division III Baseball West Regional here at Linfield College’s Roy Helser Field/Jim Wright Stadium forced a second and deciding game, but the battle-tested Chapman University Panthers scored three unearned runs in the 7th inning to take a 7-4 win and a spot in next week’s D-III World Series. Full Story >>>