2016 Golden West Baseball Headlines
The Golden West Baseball team will be hosting its 7th annual golf tournament at Rancho Joaquin Golf Course on Friday, November 11, 201
Sophomore Dillon Persinger was the drafted in the 17th round, No.521, to the LA Dodgers.
Golden West carried their hot hitting from last night into the start of todays game. In the first two innings the Rustlers put up eight runs holding their lead for the remainder of the game.
Santa Rosa Bear Cubs jumped to an early lead over Golden West scoring four runs in the first inning
Golden West came to state winning their first game of each postseason series, extending that streak today by defeating Delta, 8-6, to open the state tournament.
Golden West (29-14) is headed to their first California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) State Championship tournament in program history.
Golden West (28-14) ace Tyler Tungate(W, 8-2) earns his eighth victory throwing 8 innings, striking out 8 Panthers, and allowing zero free bases.
The No. 3 seeded Golden West College Rustlers are set to host the Foothill Conference Champions and the No. 7 seeded Chaffey College Panthers in the best of three Southern California Baseball Sectional Series.
The Golden West Rustlers prevailed, 10-6, in game three of the best-of-three series over the visiting Riverside City College
The No. 3 Golden West College Rustlers took advantage of No. 18 Riverside City College’s wild pitch and passed ball to score the winning run in the bottom of the 12thinning, taking game one, 7-6.
The No. 3 seeded Golden West College Rustlers are set to host OEC conference foe and the No. 18 seeded Riverside City College Tigers in the best of three Southern California Baseball Super Regional Series.
Golden West’s Dillon Persinger was named the 2016 OEC Player of the Year.
The Golden West College Rustlers have received the No. 3 seed and will host the No. 14-seeded Rio Hondo College Roadrunners in a best-of-three opening-round series of the Southern California Regional Playoffs.
he Rustler’s got back on the winning train today as they beat Cypress College in the final series of the season 7-1.
Sophomore Brett Mays earned his fourth victory of the season going the distance throwing all 9 innings giving up 4 hits, 3 runs, 3 walks, and striking out a season high 12 batters
