2008 Avista NAIA World Series
May 23 - May 30, 2008 - Lewiston, Idaho
NAIA Regional Tournaments Begin
Road to the 2008 NAIA World Series
From now through the end of the 2008 NAIA World Series, the Lewiston Tribune will be collecting all of our Series related info here for you to enjoy. Be sure to sign up for mobile alerts and check back often for updated brackets. Also, if you can’t attend any of the games, you can follow along with our live scoreboard feature.
BEAU-DACIOUS
By Jim Browitt
For all the success that envelops Warrior baseball, all the distinctions that outline its storied tradition, there have been instances of stunning disappointment. The higher the aspirations, the greater the risk of letdown.
In that sense, it has been an angst-ridden spring at Lewis-Clark State.
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Warriors Persevere
L-C sidesteps adversity to beat Houston Baptist 8-7, pull within a win of 15th title
Their marquee player continues to fight illness, an eye injury shelved their star center fielder and their pitching ace labored in what will almost certainly be his final collegiate appearance.
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Spring Arbor keeps unlikely party going
Bellevue shortstop Shawn Lee chases SAU pinch runner Brad Wolfe back toward second. Wolfe had made an ill-advised move toward third on a grounder hit to Lee and was eventually tagged out in the eighth inning.
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Outside of an intriguing Lindenwood squad, there haven’t yet been any real surprises, but the pieces of the puzzle should start falling into place today
By JIM BROWITT / of the Tribune
A crowd favorite is gone, the top seed is in the losers bracket and a team no one knew much about a week ago now has everyone’s attention.
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Series juice: Sunday
The Juice — Wherein the Trib Sports staff squeezes the Series to see what comes out.
(Ratings are on a five-point scale)
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Aaron Simmons came to Lee as a walk-on, no doubt wondering what his function would be on a team coming off a World Series appearance. Almost two years later, that role is as clear as his deep Southern drawl: He’s the Flames’ most reliable player in crunch-time.
And Saturday, he helped deliver the program’s first Series triumph.
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