4/29/2006 - Just because the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team has been eliminated from the Skyline Conference playoffs doesn’t mean that there isn’t something to play for. Sporting one of the youngest rosters in the Conference, the 2006 has been a year of “almosts” for the Mount. They almost upset Stevens early in the season, and gave playoff-bound Manhattanville and Centenary runs for their money as the season moved along. But Saturday proved just how good the Dolphin team can be … and perhaps how good they will be as their vaunted sophomore class turns into juniors. More...

4/28/2006 - Sophomore Eddie Park (Westbury, NY/Clarke HS) went 2 for 2 with two runs scored and the game-winning RBI in the top of the eighth inning, and the top three batters in the Dolphin line-up combined to go 7 for 12 with six RBI’s and six runs scored as the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team downed Skyline Conference foe USMMA-Kings Point, 7-6. With the win, the Mount improves to 12-16 for the 2006 season and 5-7 in Skyline Conference play. More...

4/26/2006 - After a thrilling doubleheader split with Old Westbury on Tuesday night, Wednesday brought with it a trip to John Jay to face one of the top teams in the CUNY Conference for the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team. The good news was that the Mount Saint Vincent bats exploded. The Dolphins pounded out 15 hits and scored five times during their biggest offensive day since a 7-5 loss to Western Connecticut on April 6. The bad news was that the John Jay bats were hot as well, as the Bloodhounds scored 10 times on 12 hits and dropped the Mount to 12-16 for the 2006 season with a 10-5 loss. More...

4/25/2006 - Despite a 16-day layoff that encompassed the Easter Holiday Weekend and three consecutive rain-outs, the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team finally returned to the diamond on Tuesday when they traveled to Old Westbury for a Skyline Conference twin-bill. And while the Mount Saint Vincent bats may have been a little rusty from the lay-off, their pitching arms were not and the resulting split proved once again that the young Mount team can compete with the upper echelon of a parity-laden Skyline Conference. The Dolphins dropped the opener, 8-0 but then rebounded for a thrilling 3-0 win in the night-cap that improved the Mount to 12-15 overall and 4-8 in Skyline play. More...

4/9/2006 -  Pitchers Jon O’Leary (Bohemia, NY/Connetquot HS) and Joe Orgovan (Norwalk, CT/Rockland CC) turned in unbelievable performances with O’Leary picking up a complete game shutout as the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team split a Sunday twin-bill with Farmingdale State. The Dolphins won the opener, 4-0 behind O’Leary’s fine work on the mound before dropping a 2-1 heartbreaker during the night-cap, spoiling a near-equally impressive outing by Orgovan. With the split, the Mount is now 11-14 overall and 3-7 in Skyline Conference play. More...

4/3/2006 - Mount Saint Vincent junior Joe Utschig (Pleasantville, NY/Westlake HS) became the first Dolphin Baseball player to ever earn Skyline Conference Player of the Week this week after an incredible week of play during which Mount Saint Vincent had a 2-3 record. The right fielder not only had the highest single-week batting average of his career during the five-game stretch (.550, .571 against Skyline Conference competition), but he also stole eight bases and scored seven runs as the Dolphins swept a doubleheader from Mount Saint Mary, lost a tight game to NJCU, and was swept by Stevens but played terrific baseball against the nationally ranked Ducks. More...

4/2/2006 - Junior Joe Utschig (Pleasantville, NY/Westlake HS) had another monster weekend, and the Mount Saint Vincent pitching staff combined to allow only 19 total runs in four games as the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team finished 2-2 during a weekend of Skyline Conference play as the Dolphins downed Mount Saint Mary twice on Saturday before being swept by Stevens on Sunday. With the weekend split, the Mount is now 10-12 overall, including a 2-6 mark in Skyline Conference play. More...

3/30/2006 - Freshmen Zach Munroe (Milford, CT/Foran HS), Josh Cuozzo (Westbury, NY/Clarke HS) and Brendan Russo (Westbury, NY/Clarke HS) combined for seven of Mount Saint Vincent’s 12 hits, with Munroe hitting two doubles, but the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team lost its sixth straight game, 12-3 to Mercy College on Thursday. With the loss, the Dolphins are now 8-11 for the 2006 season. More...

3/28/2006 - Sophomore Tanner Munroe (Milford, CT/Foran HS) and junior Joe Utschig (Pleasantville, NY/Westlake HS) each went 3 for 6, and Nick Canzano (Farmington, NY/Victor Central HS) went 2 for 5 with three runs scored, but the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team lost its fifth straight game, 14-10 to NJCU during a game played at NJCU. With the loss the Dolphins fall to 8-10 for the 2006 season. More...

3/27/2006 - The opening weekend of Skyline Conference Baseball play proved two things to a young Mount Saint Vincent squad: They have what it takes to compete with the Conference’s elite, however without clutch hitting and solid defense, the Skyline is a very difficult Conference to win. During doubleheader sweeps at the hands of Centenary College on Saturday and Manhattanville on Sunday, Mount Saint Vincent proved to be right up there with two teams expected to compete for the Skyline Conference crown in May, but costly blunders on the field and at the plate ultimately did the Mount in. More...

3/22/2006 - Freshman Josh Cuozzo (Westbury, NY/Clarke HS) went 2 for 2 with four RBI’s, and sophomore Tanner Munroe (Milford, CT/Foran HS) added 2 RBI’s as the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team snapped a four-game losing streak with an 8-5 win over CCNY on Wednesday afternoon. With the win, the Mount improves to 8-5 overall with Skyline Conference play beginning this weekend. More...

3/20/2006 - Mount Saint Vincent freshman baseball player Josh Cuozzo (Westbury, NY/Clarke HS) was named the Skyline Conference Rookie of the Week this week after an incredible 10-game stretch in Fort Pierce, Florida in which the Dolphins finished 5-5. The infielder hit an incredible .471 during the week, and is currently ranked among the Skyline Conference leaders in both batting average and hits. More...

3/16/2006 - Zach Munroe (Milford, CT/Foran HS) drove in two runs, and freshman Josh Cuozzo (Westbury, NY/Clarke HS) continued his hot streak at the plate with a 1 for 3 day, but the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team lost for the second time during their Spring Break trip to Fort Pierce, Florida, 12-2 to red-hot Kenyon College on Wednesday. More...

3/14/2006 - The weather is scorching in Fort Pierce, Florida, but nothing is hotter down South than the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team, which has raced out to a 4-1 record during their Spring Break trip. At 5-1 overall, Mount Saint Vincent continues to play well beyond its second-year program status and with doubleheader sweeps of Delaware Valley and Hilbert College, and a close loss to Division II power Clarion, the Dolphins are proving to have the depth and talent to compete with the very best on their schedule. More...

3/4/2006 - During a 2005 season in which the Mount Saint Vincent Baseball team enjoyed a stunning level of success for a first year program and finished 15-20, it seemed is if every day was historic for the Dolphins. The 2006 season may be in its infancy, but the trend seems to be continuing for the Mount, as the Dolphins began the year with a bang on Saturday, sweeping Gallaudet University in a doubleheader, 15-1 and 22-1, scoring both run totals for the first time in the history of Mount Saint Vincent baseball. More...

2/15/2006 - Mount Saint Vincent Head Baseball Coach A.J. McNamara has announced a 40-game schedule for the 2006 season in which the Dolphins will look to build upon a 15-20 record during their inaugural season a year ago. The Mount’s sophomore campaign will feature 18 Skyline Conference games, and 22 games against some of the best competition in both the New York Metropolitan area, and the nation as well. Aside from a Conference schedule that is expected to see more parity than ever before in Skyline play, the Mount will face St. Scholastica, who finished the 2005 season ranked #14 in the nation, and will host Western Connecticut, a regional powerhouse, and defending ECAC Champion Keystone State during a run of tough non-conference games. More...

10/2/2005 - Mount Saint Vincent freshman pitcher Marco Giasulo (Scotch Plains, NJ/Scotch Plains HS) and junior/transfer pitcher Joe Orgovan (Norwalk, CT/Rockland CC) turned in tremendous performances on the mound, and freshman catcher Mark Russell (Carmel,NY/Carmel HS) had an incredible day both at the plate and behind the plate, as the Mount Saint Vincent baseball team split a doubleheader with local Division II powerhouse, Concordia on Sunday at Concordia. The Dolphins dropped the opener, 7-0, before winning the second game, 7-3. More...