Men's Baseball 2013 Schedule and Results

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Men's Baseball 2013 Schedule and Results

BASEBALL 2013 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS OVERALL: ( 16 - 20 ) CONFERENCE: ( 11 - 13 ) DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME RESULTS Friday 2/1 Reedley College Ohlone 2:00 PM L 3-5 Saturday 2/2 Sierra College Ohlone 1:00 PM L 9-8 Tuesday 2/5 Fresno City College Fresno 5:00 PM L 3-5 Thursday 2/7 Santa Rosa Jr. College Ohlone 2:00 PM W 6-4 Tuesday 2/12 College of San Mateo Ohlone 2:00 PM W 7-3 Wednesday 2/13 Reedley College Reedley 5:00 PM L 7-12 Friday 2/15 West Valley College Saratoga 2:00 PM L 6-7 Saturday 2/16 West Valley College Ohlone 1:00 PM W 14-7 Tuesday 2/19 Diablo Valley College Pleasant Hill 2:00 PM L 3-5 Friday 2/22 Feather River College Ohlone 2:00 PM W 6-2 Saturday 2/23 Diablo Valley College Ohlone 1:00 PM W 4-1 Tuesday 2/26 *Cabrillo College Aptos 2:00 PM W 8-4 Thursday 2/28 *Gavilan College Ohlone 2:00 PM W 3-1 Saturday 3/2 Cosumnes River College Sacramento 1:00 PM L 2-3 Tuesday 3/5 *Mission College Ohlone 2:00 PM W 4-1 Thursday 3/7 *Canada College Ohlone 2:00 PM W 7-6 Saturday 3/9 *Hartnell College Ohlone 12:00 PM L 4-5 Tuesday 3/12 *Chabot College Hayward 2:30 PM L 2-6 Thursday 3/14 *Skyline College Ohlone 2:30 PM W 15-1 Saturday 3/16 *Monterey Peninsula College Monterey 12:00 PM W 5-2 Tuesday 3/19 *City College of San Francisco Ohlone 2:30 PM L 5-7 Thursday 3/21 *Hartnell College Salinas 2:30 PM W 4-3 Saturday 3/23 *Monterey Peninsula College Ohlone 12:00 PM L 8-18 Tuesday 3/26 *Gavilan College Gilroy 2:30 PM W 5-3 (10in) Thursday 3/28 *Skyline College San Bruno 2:30 PM L 3-4 (14in) Saturday 3/30 *Canada College Redwood City 12:00 PM L 3-5 Tuesday 4/2 *DeAnza College Ohlone 2:30 PM L 3-5 Saturday 4/6 *Cabrillo College Ohlone 12:00 PM W 4-0 Tuesday 4/9 *College of San Mateo San Mateo 2:30 PM L 1-6 Thursday 4/11 *Cabrillo College Aptos 2:30 PM L 3-6 Saturday 4/13 *Canada College Ohlone 12:00 PM W 5-4 Tuesday 4/16 *Hartnell College Ohlone 2:30 PM W 7-2 Thursday 4/18 *Monterey Peninsula College Monterey 2:30 PM L 2-4 Saturday 4/20 *Gavilan College Gilroy 12:00 PM L 7-9 Tuesday 4/23 *West Valley College Saratoga 2:30 PM L 4-5 Thursday 4/25 *Skyline College Ohlone 2:30 PM L 4-5 COACHING STAFF: Head Coach: Julian Russell Phone: (510)659-6194 Athletic Director: Chris Warden Phone: (510)659-7382 Assistant Coaches: Dan Lewis / Erik Koahoalii Athletics Secretary: Laura Martinez Phone: (510)519-6181 Phone: (510)519-6044 Fax: (510)659-6044 Mascot: Renegades / Colors: Forest Green and Gold Athletic Trainer: Jeff Roberts Phone: (510)659-6501 College President: Gari Browning Equipment Attendant: Frank Martinez Phone: (50) 979-7964 Website: http://www.ohlone.edu Athletics email: [email protected] Ohlone College 43600 Mission Blvd, Fremont CA 94539 * Conference Games.

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