SCC Places Third at NJCAA DII Baseball World Series — Scottsdale dropped a 4-3 decision to Kellogg CC in an elimination game to finish thiurd in the 2007 NJCAA Division II World Series. | NJCAA Division II National Tournament |

Scottsdale Continues Play at NJCAA DII Baseball World Series — SCC will take on Kellogg at 7:30 p.m. (EST) today (Wednesday, May 30) in an elimination game of the 2007 NJCAA Division II World Series. The winner will advance to the Championship Round to face Longview on Thursday. FDans can follow the action on the live StatCast on the tourney's web site. | NJCAA Division II National Tournament |

Comeback Falls Short for Scottsdale at NJCAA DII Baseball World Series — Kellogg (MI) CC built a 5-1 lead through the first three innings and held off Scottsdale for a 7-5 victory in the second round of the 2007 NJCAA Division II World Series. The Artichokes will now play in an elimination game at 3:00 p.m. (EST) on Monday, May 28.| NJCAA Division II National Tournament |

SCC Victorious in Round One of NJCAA DII Baseball World Series — Scottsdale scored a come-from-behind 5-4 victory over Monroe CC in the opening round of the 2007 NJCAA Division II World Series in Millington, TN. The Artichokes advance in the winner's bracket to face the winner between Elgin Community College and Kellogg Community College at 7:30 p.m. (EST) Sunday.| NJCAA Division II National Tournament |

Scottsdale Captures District Title, Advances to NJCAA DII National Tournament — Scottsdale captured the NJCAA Southwest District Championship to advance to the 2007 NJCAA Division II National Championship Tournament in Millington, TN. The Artichokes swept through the District tourney by defeating Hesston (KS) in the opener and then Redlands (OK) 11-2 in the Championship game.| NJCAA Division II National Tournament |

Central Upsets Cochise for NJCAA Region I D1 Championship — Central Arizona, the #2 seed, defeated top-seeded Cochise 6-5 and 8-1 to sweep the best of three series and capture the 2770 NJCAA Region I Division 1 Championship. Central will now travel to Lamar, CO, as Lamar Community College won the Region IX Championship and will host the Western Regional District Championship. The three-team tourney will also include Western Nevada Community College, the Region 18 Champion. The Western District tourney will begin May 17th. | NJCAA Region I Division I Tournament | NJCAA Western District Tournament |

Cochise, Central Arizona to Meet for NJCAA Region I Division II Crown — Top seed Cochise and #2 seed Central Arizona each survived the opening round and will meet at Cochise May 10-12 for the NJCAA Region I Division I Championship in a best two out of three series. Both squads lost their first game in the best of three series in the opening round but fought back to advance to the championship series. | NJCAA Region I Division I Tournament |

Scottsdale Earns NJCAA Region I Division II Title — The Scottsdale Artichoks defeated Mesa 6-3 in game three of the best of three series to capture the NJCAA Region I Division II Championship. Scottsdale now advances to host the NJCAA District Playoffs with the opportunity to advance to the NJCAA Division II National Championships. SCC will host the champions from Region 2 (Oklahoma) and Region 6 (Kansas) in a double elimination format on May 17-19. The District Champion will advance to the National Championships in Millington, TN. | NJCAA Region I Division II Tournament |

Cochise, Scottsdale Earn Top Seeds for Region Championships — Cochise will host #4 seed Pima and #2 seed Central Arizona will host #3 seed Chandler-Gilbert in the opening round of the NJCAA Region I Division I Tournament. In the NJCAA Region I Division II Tournament, top-seed Scottsdale will host #2 seed Mesa in a three-game series for the right to advance to the National Championship tourney. All three series begin Thursday, May 3rd| NJCAA Region I Division I Tournament | NJCAA Region I Division II Tournament |

Josh Spence, Todd Inglehart Earn Top Postseason Honors — Central Arizona's Josh Spence has been named the ACCAC's Baseball Player of the Year while Cochise's Todd Inglehart was selected the ACCAC Coach of the Year. | All-ACCAC Honors | NJCAA All-Region I Honors |

SCC's Neely, Yavapai's Gattis Garner Awards — Scottsdale's Chris Neely earned the ACCAC Pitcher of the Week honor by hurling a complete game no-hitter in his only start of the week. Gary Gattis went 9-for-15 for Yavapai with five doubles, a homer, and eight RBI to garner the Batter of the Week award. | More |

Arizona Western Foursome Share ACCAC's Weekly Baseball Honors — Arizona Western's Takashi Matsuo and Wilfredo Morales were named the ACCAC's Co-Pitchers of the Week, while Matador teammates Ian Waldron and Joe Martinez shared the ACCAC Batter of the Week award. | More |

Central Arizona Sweeps ACCAC's Weekly Honors — Josh Spence hurled his eighth complete game shutout victory of the season to earn the ACCAC's Pitcher of the Week honor, while Jesus Arzaga batted .500 to earn the Conference's Batter of the Week award. | More |

CGCC's Medchill is ACCAC's Top Hitter — For the week ending April 1, 2007, Neil Medchill is the ACCAC Batter of the Week after leading the Coyotes to five victories. He batted .650 with 12 runs scored, eight RBI, five steals and a homer. | More |

Baird Takes Swing, Rosas Tosses Way to ACCAC Honors — Yavapai's Dillon Baird was selected the ACCAC Batter of the Week after hitting .533 and leading the Roughriders to a 7-0 record for the week. The ACCAC Pitcher of the Week is Yavapai's Joey Rosas, who went 2-0 and struck out 13 on the week. | More |

Delgado Tabbed ACCAC Pitcher of the Week — In the first week of awards for the ACCAC in 2007, Pima's Chapo Delgado hurled his second no-hitter of the year to earn the Pitcher of the Week honor. | More |

17 ACCAC Players Taken in 2006 MLB Draft — The strength of ACCAC baseball was apparent in the 2006 Major League Baseball draft as 17 players were selected from member schools. Scottsdale, Chandler-Gilbert and South Mountain led the way with three players each selected. Yavapai's Joey Rosas, a lefthanded pitcher, was the first ACCAC player selected when the Washington Nationals took him in the ninth round. | More |