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Golden Eagles Win Super Regional; Advance to Final Four

May 12, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles swept through the Sierra Super-Regional on Sunday to advance to the Final Four for the 2nd time in the program's history and the first time under head coach Terry Baumgartner. The Golden Eagles won game one on Friday over Fresno City College by a score of 8-5. The Golden Eagles then played Cabrillo College on Saturday in the winner's bracket game and the Golden Eagles won 9-0. In Sunday's championship game the Golden Eagles squared off against the host school Sierra College. The Golden Eagles won the championship game by a score of 7-1. With the three wins this weekend the Golden Eagles are now 29-12 on the season and will advance to the Final Four in Fresno, California. The Golden Eagles will open up play at the Final Four on Friday night at 6:00 pm vs. the #1 seed from Southern California, the Fullerton College Hornets. All games at the Final Four will be played at Fresno City College.

All games of the Final Four can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live" and all games could be available with a live video stream as well. To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Sweep Merced; Advance To Super Regionals

May 5, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles swept the Merced College Blue Devils in two games straight to advance to their 4th super-regional in the last six years. The Golden Eagles won game one of the series vs. Merced on Friday by a score of 16-2 and finished off the sweep on Saturday by winning 6-0. With the sweep the Golden Eagles are now 26-12 on the season as they head to Sierra College for the four team double elimination super-regional. The Golden Eagles will open up super-regional action on Friday vs. Fresno City College at 3:00 p.m.

On Friday, the Golden Eagles offense exploded for 16 hits as they won game one over Merced College by a score of 16-2. The Golden Eagles posted a season high 9 doubles in the victory as Jake Bray, Chadwick Kaalekahi, and Kaimana Perreira-Alquiza each had two doubles. Kaalekahi led the offense with his 4 hits, 3 runs scored, and two RBI's. Bray also had two hits, two runs scored and drove in 3 runs, and sophomore Jose Sierra added two hits, four RBI's, and a two run homer. The Golden Eagles broke open a close game in the third inning as they plated 10 runs in the inning and that is all the run support sophomore pitcher Michael Bennett would need. Bennett picked up his 4th victory of the season by going 7 2/3 innings, striking out 4, walking 1, and he allowed two runs. Freshman Brysen Dafun pitched the final 1 1/3 innings.

Saturday's game two of the series saw the starting pitching of sophomore Jace Puckett lead the Golden Eagles to the 6-0 victory. Puckett went 8 1/3 innings, he allowed three hits, no runs, walked two, and struck out 4 batters on his way to his team leading 9th victory of the season. Sophomore Grant Mattes pitched the final 2/3 innings to seal the victory for the Golden Eagles, as he allowed no hits and struck out one batter. The Golden Eagles offense produced eleven hits as a trio of sophomores led the way. Brock Asher and Jose Sierra each had three hits and Jeremy Rosenthal added two hits for the Golden Eagles. Asher also added three RBI's and Sierra added two RBI's, as the Golden Eagles scored two runs in the third to take an early 2-0 lead. Then in the top of the 5th the Golden Eagles extended their lead with three runs and then added a solo run in the 7th to finish up the scoring.

All games of the Super-Regional play-offs can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live" and all games could be available with a live video stream as well. To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles To Host Merced College in Regionals

April 28, 2013

QUINCY, CA - For the third time in the last six seasons the Golden Eagles will host the Merced College Blue Devils in the opening round of the California Regional Play-offs. The Golden Eagles hosted the Blue Devils in 2008 and 2010 in the Regional Play-offs, as the Golden Eagles won the regional in 2008 and the Blue Devils won the regional in 2010. The Golden Eagles, winners of the Golden Valley Conference, head into the regionals with a 24-12 record, while the Blue Devils are 22-14 overall and finished in 2nd place in the tough Central Valley Conference.

The opening round of the regional play-offs are a best 2-out-of-3 series. The first game of the regional will be played on Friday, May 3rd with first pitch scheduled for 2:00 pm at Feather River College. On Saturday, May 4th the two teams will conclude the series with the first game starting at 11:00 am and the if necessary game beginning 45 minutes after the conclusion of game one.

All three games of the Regional play-offs can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live" and all three games should be available with a live video stream as well. To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Win 7th GVC Title In A Row

April 21, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles continued their dominance of the Golden Valley Conference as they won their 7th consecutive Golden Valley Conference championship yesterday by beating College of the Siskiyous in game one of their doubleheader, 5-3. All seven GVC titles in a row have occurred since Coach Baumgartner started coaching in the program. With the game one victory the Golden Eagles will now host the Regional playoffs on Friday, May 3rd and Saturday, May 4th against an opponent TBA on Sunday, April 28th.

The Golden Eagles will host GVC rivals Butte College and College of the Siskiyous in a two game set on Thursday, April 25th in their final two home games of the regular season. The Golden Eagles will play Butte starting at 11:00 am and College of the Siskiyous at 5:15 pm. Both games on Thursday can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Sweep Butte

April 18, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles continued their impressive run through the second half of Golden Valley Conference play with a sweep of the Butte College Roadrunners. The Golden Eagles won game one 7-1 and finished off Butte in game two by a score of 12-2. With the sweep the Golden Eagles are now 21-11 overall and 14-4 in GVC play.

In the first game on Wednesday the Golden Eagles got a complete game pitching performance from freshman Brysen Dafun on their way to the 7-1 victory. Dafun, in his first start of the season, scattered 12 hits, walked 2, and struck out 3 for his first victory of the season. He also induced the roadrunners into 5 double plays in the game which allowed him to pitch out of trouble in each of the first four innings. Offensively the Golden Eagles pounded out 12 hits and they were led by sophomore Justin Bohn and his four hits and two RBI's.

The second game saw the Golden Eagles offense explode for 17 hits as they cruised to a 12-2 victory. Five starters for the Golden Eagles had at least two hits led by sophomore Mike Egami and his 3 hits and 2 RBI's. Sophomores Cody Bonner and Jose Sierra also added two hits, and freshmen Brandon Coborn and Jake Bray each added two hits as well. On the mound for the Golden Eagles freshman Brandon Erickson got his third start of the season and picked up his first win. Erickson wen the first six innings and allowed 10 hits, 2 runs, no earned runs, and he struck out four hitters. Freshman Clay Eagleton and sophomore Maclane Brady pitched a scoreless 7th and 8th innings to finish off the sweep.

The Golden Eagles will play GVC rival College of the Siskiyous in a two game set on Saturday, April 20th in their final conference series of the year beginning at Noon. Both games of the Siskiyous series can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Sweep Lassen

April 14, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles swept Lassen College on Saturday in Golden Valley Conference play. The Golden Eagles traveled to Susanville to take on Lassen College in a doubleheader and swept the Cougars by scores of 12-7 and 12-2. With the sweep the Golden Eagles are now 19-11 on the season and 12-4 in Golden Valley Conference play.

The Golden Eagles offense once again produced double figures in hits in the first game of the doubleheader as they won 12-7. Sophomore Mike Egami and freshman Kaimana Perreira-Alquiza led the way for the Golden Eagles with two hits apiece and they each had a double. Sophomore Justin Bohn added a two run homer for the Golden Eagles, as 8 of the 9 starters had a hit. On the mound the Golden Eagles got a strong bullpen performance from sophomore Grant Mattes. Mattes went 4 1/3 innings in relief of sophomore starter Jace Puckett, and Mattes allowed 6 hits on his way to picking up his 2nd victory of the season.

In the nightcap the Golden Eagles offense once again produced double digit hits, as they scored 5 runs in the 2nd and 6 runs in the 7th on their way to the 12-2 victory. The Golden Eagles offense was led by four players who produced two hits apiece; sophomore Cody Bonner and Mike Egami as well as freshmen Kaimana Perreira-Alquiza and Chadwick Kaalekahi. Every Golden Eagle starter had a hit and Kaalekahi, sophomores Brock Asher and Jose Sierra each added 2 RBI's. On the mound sophomore Matt Thomas picked up his team leading 7th victory of the season as he went 5 solid innings while allowing 1 run. Freshman Kody Kuhlman picked up the save with 2 innings of relief.

The Golden Eagles will play GVC rival Butte College in a two game set on Wednesday, April 17th in their final home series of the year beginning at 1:00 pm. Both games of the Butte College series can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Sweep Shasta

April 7, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles swept Shasta College in Golden Valley Conference play. On Saturday, April 6th the Golden Eagles hosted Shasta College in a doubleheader and won by scores of 8-2 and 9-6. With the sweep the Golden Eagles are now 17-11 on the season and 10-4 in Golden Valley Conference play.

In the Shasta doubleheader the Golden Eagles used timely hitting and clutch pitching to sweep the doubleheader from the Knights. In the first game the Golden Eagles pounded out 15 hits en route to the 8-2 victory. The Golden Eagles were led offensively by sophomore shortstop Justin Bohn and his 4 hits and 3 runs scored. Freshman Jake Bray added 3 hits and sophomore Ryan Coleman added 2 hits, as every Golden Eagle starter had at least one hit in the game. On the mound for the Golden Eagles, sophomore Jace Puckett earned the victory as he went 6 innings and allowed 3 hits, 2 runs, 4 walks, and he struck out 6 knights hitters. Sophomore Grant Mattes pitched the final 3 innings to pick up his 2nd save of the season. In his 3 innings of work Mattes allowed 0 runs and 0 hits, while striking out 2 batters.

In game two, the Golden Eagles jumped out to a 9-0 lead after 7 innings and held on for the 9-6 victory. Sophomore Matt Thomas picked up his 6th victory of the season, as he went 7 shutout innings on the mound and he allowed 4 hits while striking out 4 batters. Freshman Jake Bray came into the game with the tying run at the plate and promptly got the next 3 batters out to collect his 3rd save of the season. The Golden Eagles offense once again produced double figure hits for the 2nd game in a row, as they pounded out 13 hits. Freshman Jake Bray led the way with 4 hits and an RBI. Fellow freshman Chadwick Kaalekahi added 2 hits and an RBI as well.

The Golden Eagles will play GVC rival Lassen College in a two game set on Saturday, April 13th at Lassen College at 12:00 pm. Both games of the Lassen College series can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Sweep Lassen

March 18, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles swept Lassen College in there second GVC series of the season on Friday and Saturday. The Golden Eagles won game one of the series at Lassen on Friday by a score of 8-0 and finished off the Cougars with a home sweep on Saturday by scores of 3-2 and 7-1. With the sweep the Golden Eagles are now 13-7 on the season and 6-0 in GVC play.

Friday's single contest played in Susanville started out as a pitchers duel for the first three innings before the Golden Eagles offense got on track on the was to an 8-0 victory. Sophomore Michael Bennett led the Golden Eagles on the mound as he pitched 8 shutout innings as he allowed 3 hits, 1 walk, and he struck out 10 on his way to his second straight victory. Offensively the Golden Eagles pounded out 15 hits, as sophomore Brock Asher led the way with four hits and two RBI's. Sophomore Mike Egami and freshman Jake Bray also added two hits apiece, with Bray adding 2 RBI's and a solo home run.

In Saturday's first game of the doubleheader the Golden Eagles won 3-2 in 10 innings on a walk off single by freshman catcher Chadwick Kaalekahi. The Golden Eagles struggled to get the clutch hit up to that point but the pitching staff kept the game close. On the mound the Golden Eagles allowed 3 hits in the game and 1 earned run, as freshman Jake Bray picked up the win with two innings of no hit relief while striking out five. Sophomore Ryan Coleman led the offense with 3 hits and freshman Jake Bray added 2 hits in game one. In the second game of the day the Golden Eagles fell behind 1-0 through the first five innings before the offense woke up to score 7 runs over the last 3 innings to win 7-1. On the mound the Golden Eagles were led by sophomore right hander Matt Thomas as he pitched the first six innings to pick up his team leading 5th victory of the season. Thomas allowed 4 hits, 1 run, no walks, and he struck out 1 cougar hitter. Freshmen Kody Kuhlman and Clay Eagleton finished up the last 3 innings allowing no runs and striking out 2 hitters. Offensively the Golden Eagles were led by sophomore Justin Bohn and his 3 hits and 2 stolen bases. Freshman Jake Bray also added two hits for the Golden Eagles and scored a run.

The Golden Eagles will play GVC rival Butte College in a three game set beginning Friday, March 22nd at home at 2:00 pm. On Saturday, March 23rd the Golden Eagles will travel to Butte College for a doubleheader as game one of the doubleheader will begin at Noon. All three games of the Butte College series can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Sweep Shasta

March 3, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles opened up Golden Valley Conference play by sweeping the Shasta College Knights in a three game series. The three game GVC series opened up Friday at Shasta College with the Golden Eagles winning game one by a score of 3-2. In Saturday's doubleheader sweep for the Golden Eagles they won game one 4-2, and finished off the sweep by winning the second game of the doubleheader by a score of 12-2. With the sweep the Golden Eagles are now 10-7 on the season and 3-0 in GVC play.

Friday's contest was a highly anticipated pitchers duel between Golden Eagle sophomore ace, Michael Bennett, and the Knights ace Mike Nowak. Both pitchers lived up to the hype as Bennett picked up his first victory of the season as the Golden Eagles won 3-2. Bennett threw his first complete game of the season as he went nine innings, allowing 9 hits, 2 runs, 2 walks, and he struck out six Knights hitters. The Golden Eagles offense scored two runs in the fourth to take a 2-1 lead and the Knights answered back with a solo run in the bottom of the fourth. In the top of the 5th the Golden Eagles would score the decisive run on a Bronson Aiwohi RBI single to score sophomore Justin Bohn.

Saturday's game one turned into another pitchers duel between the Golden Eagles and Knights. Sophomore Jace Puckett picked up his team leading 4th victory on the year as he threw 6 2/3 innings of one hit baseball to lead the Golden Eagles to the 4-2 victory. Puckett allowed the one hit, 5 walks, and he struck out six while also giving up 2 unearned runs. Sophomore Grant Mattes came on in relief in the bottom of the 7th and pitched out of a bases loaded jam to pick up his first save of the season. Mattes allowed no hits, no runs, and struck 6 batters in his 2 1/3 innings of work. Offensively the Golden Eagles were led by sophomore Jose Sierra and his four hits and two RBI's. Fellow sophomores Ryan Coleman and Brock Asher each contributed with two hits apiece and sophomore Justin Bohn added two RBI's.

In game two Saturday the Golden Eagles offense exploded for 15 hits and broke open a close game by scoring seven runs in the top of the 7th to win 12-2. The offense was led by sophomore Cody Bonner and his 3 hits and 2 runs scored, and freshman Jake Bray along with sophomores Mike Egami and Justin Bohn each added two hits and Egami added three RBI's for the Golden Eagles. On the mound for the Golden Eagles sophomore Matt Thomas picked up his fourth victory of the season. Thomas pitched 6 innings allowing 8 hits, 2 runs, while striking out five batters. A trio of freshman finished up the final 3 innings for the Golden Eagles as Kody Kuhlman pitched a scoreless 7th inning, Clay Eagleton pitched a scoreless 8th inning, and Brandon Erickson pitched a scoreless 9th inning by striking out the side to finish off the sweep for the Golden Eagles.

The Golden Eagles will have a bye this weekend and then will play GVC rival Lassen College in a three game set beginning Friday, March 15th at Lassen College at 2:00 pm. On Saturday, March 16th the Golden Eagles will play their home opener vs. Lassen College with game one of the doubleheader beginning at Noon. All three games of the Lassen College series can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Ranked #9 in JC Pre-Season National Poll

January 25, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The pre-season accolades keep coming for the Feather River College Golden Eagles baseball team as they are ranked #9 in the country according to Perfect Game. The pre-season poll was released on Wednesday by Perfect Game and includes the Golden Eagles for the third year in a row. The Golden Eagles are coming off a very successful 2012 season in which they were 32-8 overall, won their sixth consecutive GVC championship, and won their third Regional championship in five years. "This ranking is good for our program and college, but it by know means dictates who we are as a baseball program. We still have a season to play to find out if we are worthy of such a high ranking", commented head coach Terry Baumgartner. "Thanks to our past teams and players we have received this recognition going into our 2013 season. Our guys are excited about the ranking, but they also have handled it well in terms of how hard we are working to prepare for our season", added Coach Baumgartner.

The Golden Eagles will open their season on Friday, February 1st at Taft College for a doubleheader starting at 10:30 a.m., then on Saturday the Golden Eagles will take on LA Harbor College in a single game beginning at 10:30 a.m. The Golden Eagles will finish their season opening four game road trip at Laney College on Sunday, February 3rd with first pitch at noon. Most games throughout the season can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Ranked #4 in

Pre-Season Poll

January 20, 2013

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles are ranked 4th in the Northern California CCCBCA Pre-Season Poll, which was released by the California Community College Baseball Coaches Association office. This is the 7th consecutive year that the Golden Eagles have been ranked in the top 15 to start the season. The Golden Eagles received (1) first place vote and 273 points total. The Golden Eagles are coming off a 2012 season which saw them win their 6th consecutive GVC championship, 3rd regional championship in 5 years, and finish the season with a 32-8 overall record.

The Golden Eagles are also ranked 8th overall in the state of California and 12th in the Pacific Association Division poll. The PAD poll consists of JC teams from the states of California, Oregon, and Washington.

The Golden Eagles will open their season on Friday, February 1st at Taft College for a doubleheader starting at 10:30 a.m., then on Saturday the Golden Eagles will take on LA Harbor College in a single game. The Golden Eagles will finish their season opening four game road trip at Laney College on Sunday, February 3rd with first pitch at noon. Most games throughout the season can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Sign Early

November 17, 2012

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles had two players commit to NCAA Division 1 schools during the fall early signing period. Sophomores Justin Bohn and Michael Bennett have made their commitments to Oregon State and West Virginia respectively. Both players had outstanding freshman seasons for the Golden Eagles in 2012, as Bennett was named the Golden Valley Conference Pitcher of the Year while Bohn was named the GVC Player of the Year. Both players had numerous Division 1 schools throughout the country offer them scholarships. Bohn is from Phoenix, Oregon so the sophomore shortstop knew very well what the Oregon State Beaver program is all about and he looks forward to the opportunity to play for the Beavers in 2014. Bennett who is from Bandon, Oregon is looking forward to seeing a different part of the country and being a starting pitcher for the Mountaineers baseball program.

The Golden Eagles will open their season on February 1st at Taft College for a doubleheader. Most games throughout the season can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Selected For Sophomore Showcase

October 5, 2012

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles baseball program will be well represented at this weekend's CCCBCA NorCal Sophomore Showcase hosted by American River College. Four Golden Eagles were selected by the CCCBCA to participate in this year's event. The sophomore's chosen were Justin Bohn, Michael Bennett, Alden Goebel, and Jose Sierra. The most players one school can have selected is four.

Golden Eagles Receive Post-Season Honors

May 21, 2012

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles received post-season accolades as announced by the CCCBCA office. The Golden Eagles placed two players on the Northern California All-American First Team. Freshman shortstop, Justin Bohn, and sophomore second baseman, Austin Bali, were selected to the All-American Team. Bohn was selected as the Player of the Year in the Golden Valley Conference after leading the conference in hitting. Bali was selected to the Golden Valley Conference first team as an infielder. Freshman pitcher, Michael Bennett, was selected to the All-Northern California team after being selected as the Pitcher of the Year in the GVC.

The Golden Eagles also placed seven players on the Golden Valley Conference first team, including the Player of the Year and Pitcher of the Year, as well as one player on the GVC Second Team.

Golden Valley Conference:

Player of the Year: Justin Bohn, Feather River

Pitcher of the Year: Michael Bennett, Feather River

First Team All-GVC:

Pitcher: Alex Vetter

Outfield: Alden Goebel

1st Base: Naea Kalehuawehe

Utility: Paul Cagle

Infield: Austin Bali

Second Team All-GVC:

Outfield: Brock Asher

Golden Eagles Finish Season At Super Regionals

May 18, 2012

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles finished the 2012 baseball season with the fourth most wins in the state of California, as they finished the season with a 32-8 record. The Golden Eagles season ended in the Super Regionals, hosted by the Golden Eagles, as they lost to Sierra College in game one by a score of 5-3 and then in game two Merced College won 2-0 over Feather River. The big blow for the Golden Eagles in the two games was the inability to get the key hit with runners on base. The Golden Eagles left 24 runners on base in the two super-regional games. The Golden Eagles out hit both opponents in the super-regional and the pitching for the Golden Eagles was outstanding.

Golden Eagles Advance To Super Regionals

May 6, 2012

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles swept Sacramento City College in two games to advance to the Super-Regionals for the third time in five years. The Golden Eagles won game one of the best of three series on Saturday by a score of 13-5 and they won game two to clinch the series on Sunday by a score of 11-10. The Golden Eagles will now host the Super Regionals beginning Friday, May 11th. With the sweep the Golden Eagles run their overall record on the season to 32-6.

In Saturday's opening game of the Regionals the Golden Eagles were able to score all there runs in three innings as they won 13-5 over the Panthers. The Golden Eagles started freshman Michael Bennett on the mound and he pitched 7 2/3 innings, allowed nine hits, one earned run, and he struck out six Panther hitters for his tenth victory of the season. Sophomores Chase Tokunaga and Andy Amaro finished off the victory with 1 1/3 innings of one hit relief to seal the victory. Offensively the Golden Eagles pounded out 16 hits in the game as every offensive starter had at least one hit. Freshman Justin Bohn led the way for the Golden Eagles, as he went 4-5 with four RBI's and three runs scored. Sophomores Austin Bali and Naea Kalehuawehe and freshmen Ryan McMonigle and Mike Egami also added two hits each, with Bali also adding three RBI's. Sophomore Kyle Ford scored two runs and hit a solo home run for the Golden Eagles in the fifth inning.

In Sunday's clinching victory the Golden Eagles and Panthers traded punches for nine innings as the Golden Eagles won 11-10. Each team started off by scoring three runs in the 1st inning and Sacramento City also scored two runs in the second and one in the third to take a 6-3 lead into the fourth inning. The Golden Eagles answered with a single run in the fourth inning, two more runs in the fifth inning, and three runs in the sixth inning to take a 9-6 lead that they would never surrender. Offensively the Golden Eagles pounded out 12 hits in the game, led by freshman Justin Bohn and his 5 hits. Bohn was 5-5, scored three runs, had three RBI's, and hit a solo homer in the seventh inning. Sophomore Paul Cagle added two hits and an RBI and freshman Brock Asher added two hits and three RBI's. On the mound freshman Grant Mattes picked up his second victory of the season in relief of sophomore starter Alex Vetter. Mattes went three innings, allowing four hits, one run, and he struck out two hitters. Freshman Michael Bennett pitched the ninth inning to pick up his first save of the season, as he allowed one run and struck out one hitter.

The Golden Eagles are 32-6 overall on the season heading into the super-regionals. Every game of the post-season can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles To Host Regionals For 6th Consecutive Season

May 2, 2012

QUINYC, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles will begin the 2012 post-season at home, as they host Sacramento City College on Saturday, May 5th and Sunday, May 6th in a best 2 out of 3 series. This will be the third time in four years that the Golden Eagles and Panthers have squared off in the regional round at Feather River College. The Golden Eagles defeated the Panthers in the 2009 regional and the Panthers returned the favor in 2011. The first game of the regional is scheduled for Saturday at 1:00 pm with games two and three of the series set for Sunday at 11:00 am.

The Golden Eagles come into the playoffs fresh off their sixth consecutive Golden Valley Conference championship and their sixth straight 30 plus win season. The Golden Eagles will have their hands full hosting the Panthers this weekend, "Sacramento City College is always one of the best programs in Northern California year in and year out," said Head Coach Terry Baumgartner. "We are very excited about this opportunity to play such a great program and we have all the respect in the world for them. This is going to be a very tough weekend for us, but it should be a great series between two great ballclubs," added Baumgartner.

The Golden Eagles are 30-6 overall on the season heading into the regionals. Every game of the post-season can be heard live on the radio and the web by clicking on "listen live". To get updated stats and information on the Golden Eagles go to cccbca.com and you can also go to the Feather River College Baseball Facebook site.

Golden Eagles Selected to All-Academic Team

January 20, 2012

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles had two players selected to the California Community College Baseball Coaches Association 2011 All-Academic Team as announced by the CCCBCA office. Former Golden Eagles, Cody Anderson (Quincy, CA) and Kyle Stone (Carson City, NV) were the two players honored. Anderson finished the 2011 spring semester with a 3.65 GPA and Stone finished with the 2nd best GPA in the state with a 3.97. Anderson currently pitches in the Cleveland Indians organization after being selected in the 14th round last June following two seasons with the Golden Eagles. Stone is currently playing 2nd base at Jacksonville State University after a very successful two seasons for the Golden Eagles, where he was selected to the first team All-Golden Valley Conference both seasons.

Golden Eagles Taken in MLB Draft

June 15, 2011

QUINCY, CA - The Feather River College Golden Eagles had four players taken in the 2011 MLB Draft last week, which is the most players drafted in one year for Feather River. The MLB Draft adds to the Golden Eagles post season honors for the 2011 season. Listed below are the Golden Eagles drafted:

6th Round - Dayton Alexander, OF, Oakland Athletics

14th Round - Cody Anderson, RHP, Cleveland Indians

32nd Round - Alex Vetter, RHP, Arizona Diamondbacks

45th Round - Andrew Millner, RHP, Baltimore Orioles

The Golden Eagles four draft choices were the most in the state of California at the Junior College level. The Golden Eagles finished the spring season with a 31-7 record and won their 5th consecutive Golden Valley Conference championship.

Scout Days Give Golden Eagles Exposure

November 5, 2011

QUINCY, CA - The 2012 Golden Eagles baseball team has enjoyed a very successful fall season, as over sixteen MLB teams and nine different NCAA Division 1 conferences have come through Quincy to watch the Golden Eagles. The Feather River College baseball program hosted two professional scout days in October, which saw numerous area scouts and regional cross checkers watch the Golden Eagles perform and showcase their talents during practice.

Quincy has also been the spot for NCAA Division 1 schools to come out and watch the Golden Eagles practice and play fall games. So far this fall two schools from the 2010 NCAA Division 1 College World Series have been in town to watch the Golden Eagles. Also schools from the Pac-10, ACC, Mountain West Conference, West Coast, SEC, Missouri Valley Conference, Ohio Valley Conference, Big South Conference, and WAC have spent time watching the Golden Eagles throughout the fall.

The 2012 Feather River baseball season opens up on Friday, February 3rd at Taft College. The Golden Eagles open up with a three game series at Taft College and then travel to Fresno City College for a single game.

-- NEW for 2012-- Listen to all home and select road games radio broadcasts live via the web . Click on Listen Live on the FRC baseball website to access the broadcast.