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Junior Tim Boyd
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April 12th, 2005
Baseball: Boyd, Torres get two hits apiece in loss to Redlands
The Caltech Baseball team lost to the University of Redlands this past weekend, 2-24.
Junior Tim Boyd and Senior Felipe Torres combined for four of Caltech’s six hits on the day. Boyd scored in the second inning off an error.
Later in the game, an RBI-single by Isaac Gremmer brought Sophomore Rudi Nunez home. Nunez had two walks.
Gremmer and Freshman Shawn Surdyk combined to pitch seven tough innings against a very potent Redlands offense.
With three games left, Torres leads the team in hitting with a .429 average. Boyd leads the team with 13 RBIs.
The team plays its next game this Sunday at the University of Redlands.
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Freshman Shawn Surdyk
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April 5th, 2005
Caltech Baseball sweeps double-header over Dodgertown West; Surdyk dominates
The Caltech Baseball won back-to-back games for the first time this season as they swept Dodgertown West in a double-header at Citrus Junior College this past Saturday.
In the first game, Freshman Shawn Surdyk pitched a complete-game shutout, giving up only five hits and tallying six strikeouts. Surdyk helped himself at the plate as well, with three hits and three RBIs. Caltech won, 15-0.
In the second game, Senior Isaac Gremmer gave up three runs in seven innings in a 8-3 win. Gremmer went four-for-nine with three RBIs in the two games combined.
Junior Tim Boyd also had an excellent weekend, with five hits and five RBIs in two games for Caltech.
For the season, Surdyk leads the team in innings pitched, ERA and strikeouts. Gremmer leads the team in slugging percentage and is tied with Boyd for the lead in RBIs.
This concludes the team’s ‘home’ schedule, played mostly at Pasadena High School and Citrus JC. The team hopes to return to the Caltech campus next season on their new baseball field.
The team has four away games left on its 2005 schedule; all against teams from the SCIAC Conference.
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Senior Isaac Gremmer (top) and Senior Jason Quimby.
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March 28th, 2005
Caltech drops two to Bethany
The Caltech Baseball team lost two games this past Saturday in a double header at Bethany College in Santa Cruz, California.
Freshman Shawn Surdyk lost the first game, 12-0. He had two strikeouts in seven innings.
Senior Isaac Gremmer started the second game for Caltech. Gremmer had four strikeouts in a 7-0 loss.
Senior Felipe Torres had two hits in the first game, and a hit and a walk in the second game.
Friday's game against UC Santa Cruz was cancelled due to rain. No makeup date has been scheduled as of yet.
Caltech's record now stands at 1-7 with six games left on the schedule.
The team plays next as they host club team Dodgertown West in a double-header this Saturday starting at 10:00 AM.
March 8th, 2005
Caltech Baseball hosts Alumni Game
The Caltech Baseball team hosted its 2005 Alumni Game this past Saturday, with many former Beavers returning to give their best efforts against this year's team.
After giving up two runs in the first, Freshman starting pitcher Shawn Surdyk settled down, shutting out the Alumni in his next four innings.
An RBI-triple by Senior Shortstop Jason Quimby tied the game in the third inning. He was immediately followed by Senior First Baseman Isaac Gremmer, who doubled him in. Caltech would score three runs in the inning.
In the bottom of the eighth, Caltech pounded in another five runs, most notably with a bases loaded two RBI single by Junior Catcher Tim Boyd.
The Alumni had their last chance in the top of the ninth, putting two men on base with two outs. But Junior Centerfielder Dan Soudek made an incredible catch to end the game. Final score: Caltech 9, Alumni 2.
Gremmer was the top player for the Beavers with three RBIs and pitching four shut-out innings of relief. Gremmer, who has won the Caltech Baseball Alumni Trophy in each of his three previous seasons, currently leads the team in RBIs with seven in five games.
Quimby leads the team with nine hits.
The team plays its next game Friday, March 25th at UC Santa Cruz. They will play their final home game of the season April 2nd at Pasadena High School, a double-header against Dodgertown West. The first game will be at 11:00 AM.
March 1, 2005
Baseball falls to Claremont M-S
The Men's Baseball team lost to Claremont Mudd-Scripps 20-0 this past Saturday.
The team expects to enjoy a brighter day when it welcomes its former players back for their annual Alumni game this Sunday. The game begins at 2:00 PM.
February 8, 2005
Men's Baseball opens season against Simpson; UC Santa Cruz
The Caltech Baseball team opened its season with three straight losses this past week.
On Friday, the team hosted Simpson University. Senior Isaac Gremmer hit a two-run homer and Senior Jason Quimby went three-for-five. Freshman Shawn Surdyk pitched a complete game as Caltech lost, 8-13.
On Saturday, the team played a double-header against visiting UC
Santa Cruz. Gremmer pitched six innings for Caltech and had two
hits and an RBI in the 5-16 loss. Caltech lost the second game 0-15.
The team plays next game this Tuesday at Whittier. Their next home game is this Saturday when they host Bethany College at Pasadena High School in a double-header.
2005 Season Preview
The Men's Baseball team returns several top playes from last season.
Senior Isaac Gremmer was named the team MVP in 2004. Gremmer had a
tremendous season last year, providing stability on the pitcher's
mound, leading the team in wins, innings pitched and strikeouts, and
at the plate, leading the team in home runs and RBIs. Junior Tim Boyd
lead the team in batting average, slugging percentage and hits. Despite
playing their "home" games on the road again due to construction
at the Caltech campus, the team looks to continue the tradition of
Intercollegiate Baseball at Caltech for over 87 years.
2004 Season Review
The Men's Baseball team, despite playing short-staffed in pitchers, nevertheless
persevered through its season. Junior Isaac Gremmer was named the team MVP.
Gremmer provided tremendous contributions both on the pitcher's mound, leading
the team in wins, innings pitched and strikeouts, and at the plate, leading the
team in home runs and RBIs. Sophomore Tim Boyd lead the team in batting average,
slugging percentage and hits. Senior David McKeen was second in batting average,
hits and on-base percentage. Congratulations to the whole team.