Written by Mac Morey on June 14, 2021
The Cody Cubs traveled to Three Forks Montana over the weekend for the 22nd annual GVO Memorial Tournament where they gained some vital experience for games down the road.
In their first tournament of the season, the Cubs played five games in three days and got the chance to see a lot of different talent and skills they haven’t yet faced.
Game 1 against Havre NorthStars: Cubs win 15-3
The Cubs would put Grady McCarten on the mound for game one where they would 8-run-rule the Northstars in six innings. McCarten went all six innings pitched allowing only six base hits, and three earned runs.
Written by Wyatt Burichka on May 3, 2021
The Cody Cubs are back at the plate after capturing their fifth title in six seasons. They began their title defense in Billings, Montana with a doubleheader against the Cardinals.
Game one was a close one with multiple pitchers taking turns at the mound.
After no score for the Cubs in the first inning. The bottom of the first for the Cubs saw Devyn Engdahl be the first pitcher for the Cubs this season. He would pitch three innings giving up only one run, three hits, zero walks, and three strikeouts.
In the second inning, the cubs would get their first score of the season with Engdahl making home off of multiple players getting either on base or creating offense with their hitting.
In addition to the regular decrease in students on campus around the holidays as students go home for break, JMU may be just as empty even with the twinkling lights on the Quad.Â
JMU announced that itâd be transitioning to online classes after Thanksgiving break in a Sept. 18 newsletter. Despite the transition, JMU would open campus for students to return, but it wouldnât be mandatory, according to the newsletter.
Director of Communications and University Spokesperson Mary-Hope Vass said JMU decided to open campus to give students the option to return or remain virtual, as the campus would still be operating, similar to other Virginia colleges.Â