Crimson Wave Improve In Florida Season Opener

1/30/10 - The Crimson Wave baseball team lost a four game series against Ave Maria University in Ave Maria, FL this weekend.

On Friday the Crimson Wave got off to a slow start and suffered 11-1 losses in both games.  The bats were slow with a combined four hits for the day in their first two outdoor games of the season. 

On Saturday in game one, the Crimson Wave lost 6-0 and fell 6-5 in game two.  The bats improved with five hits in game one and 10 hits in game two.

Julian Griffith went 6-8 overall at the plate with a double, Ben Stepanian went 3-9 overall with a double and Kenny Segal went 4-8 overall with a two-run home run in game four.  Jeremy Jeffries added a double.  Ryan Senko stole three bases while John Chance stole third base.  All pitchers were limited to a 65-pitch count.

The Crimson Wave (0-4 overall) will travel to Lambuth University in Jackson, TN, February 20-21 for another four game series.

Crimson Wave Alumni Game

8/21/09 - The Crimson Wave baseball program has announced it's annual baseball game will be held Sunday September 27, 2009 at Calumet High School 1:00 pm. Interested alumni should contact Head Coach Tony Myszak at 219-473-4233 or Click Here for the registration form.

Angeles Signs with the Crimson Wave

8/6/09 - Calumet College of St. Joseph head baseball coach Tony Myszak has announced the signing of Louis Angeles, from Twin Lakes High School to a national letter of intent to continue his academic and athletic careers with the Crimson Wave athletic department.

Louis will bring a great work ethic and a positive attitude to the Crimson Wave next season.  Angeles’s glove will add depth and consistency to the men next season. 

Louis will come to Calumet College of St. Joseph to study Business Management.

“With the skills Louis possesses he should make an immediate impact behind the plate. He handles pitchers very well and has great instincts.” Said Coach Tony Myszak

Pruneau Decides on the Crimson Wave

6/22/09 - Calumet College of St.Joseph head baseball coach Tony Myszak has announced the signing of Matt Pruneau, from Plainfield High School to a national letter of intent to continue his academic and athletic careers with the Crimson Wave athletic department.

Matt will bring a hard work ethic to the Crimson Wave next season. Matt is a strong pitcher that will compete for a starting spot next season. Matt' dedication to the game will help help boost the young Crimson Wave squad next season.

Matt will come to Calumet College of St. Joseph to study Criminal Justice.

"Matt is a hard worker that will make a lot of contributions to the baseball program here at Calumet College of St. Joseph. I am excited to have him as part of our ball club next year." said Head Coach Tony Myszak on the signing of Matt Pruneau