OKLAHOMA CITY - Lubbock Christian and Oklahoma City University will compete for a spot in the NAIA World Series starting Thursday at Jim Wade Stadium in the NAIA Championship Opening Round Oklahoma City Bracket. Third-ranked OCU, No. 19 Lubbock Christian, Mount Marty (S.D.), Sterling (Kan.) and York (Neb.) make up the teams in the double-elimination baseball tournament. The championship is set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday with an if-necessary game scheduled noon Monday, May 14.

Oklahoma Baptist will play in its second NAIA Opening Round Tournament, beginning Thursday, in Hutchinson, Kan.   OBU, at 46-12, will be the top seed in the tournament that also includes Rogers State (41-14), Tabor (41-13), Judson (46-12) and Dakota State (28-26). The Bison are ranked seventh in the final NAIA poll, while Judson is 17th, Rogers State 23rd and Tabor 30th. Dakota State is not ranked.

Oklahoma Baptist moved into the winner's bracket final of the NAIA Opening Round Tournament with a 10-6 win over host Tabor Thursday in Hutchinson, Kan.Daniel Baptista added four RBI to his team-leading total (now at 79) and the Bison overcame a rough sixth inning. OBU will play Rogers State at 2:30 p.m., Friday, with the winner advancing to the championship game.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma City University buried Mount Marty (S.D.) 12-3 behind five home runs Thursday at Jim Wade Stadium in the NAIA Baseball Championship Opening Round Oklahoma City Bracket. Kale Gaden hammered two homers, while Miguel Beltran pounded his nation-high 25th homer for OCU. The third-ranked Stars improved to 44-9. OCU meets Sterling (Kan.) at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Jim Wade Stadium. Other matchups Friday at Jim Wade Stadium will be Lubbock Christian vs. York (Neb.) at 11 a.m. a...

OKLAHOMA CITY (May 10, 2012) - Richard Bohlken went 3-for-5 with four two-out runs-batted-in and became the second all-time leading home run hitter in program history with his 60thcareer home run.  Unfortunately for Bohlken, his memorable afternoon turned unmemorable in the eighth inning, as his two-out error led to four unearned runs and No.25 Sterling College (Kan.) came back to upset No.19 Lubbock Christian University 9-8 Friday afternoon in the opening game for each team in the NAIA ...

HUTCHINSON, Kan.-The Rogers State baseball team registered 18 hits en route to a 9-5 victory over Judson University in the NAIA Baseball Opening Round at Hobart Detter Stadium in Hutchinson, Kan.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Games originally scheduled for Friday in the NAIA Baseball Championship Opening Round Oklahoma City Bracket have been postponed due to inclement weather. No. 19-ranked Lubbock Christian will take on York (Neb.) at 11 a.m., while third-ranked Oklahoma City University faces 25th-ranked Sterling (Kan.) at 2:30 p.m., then Mount Marty (S.D.) meets the winner of the early game at 6 p.m., all games Saturday at Jim Wade Stadium.

HUTCHINSON, Kan.-The third-seeded Rogers State baseball team used extra inning heroics to advance to the championship game at the NAIA Opening Round as the Hillcats defeated top-seeded Oklahoma Baptist, 5-4, in 11 innings at Hobart-Detter Field in Hutchinson, Kan. on Friday afternoon.

OKLAHOMA CITY (May 12, 2012) - No.19 Lubbock Christian University collected their first win in the Oklahoma City bracket of the NAIA National Championship Opening Round, as Karl Seiter went 4-for-4 with three runs-batted-in and pitcher Tyler Rogers completed his ninth complete game of the season in a 6-2 victory to eliminate York College (Neb.) Saturday afternoon.  The win places LCU in an elimination game at 6 p.m. Saturday evening against Mount Marty College.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Sterling (Kan.) upended Oklahoma City University 2-1 on Saturday at Jim Wade Stadium in the NAIA Baseball Championship Opening Round Oklahoma City Bracket. The third-ranked Stars (44-10) face 19th-ranked Lubbock Christian at 11 a.m. Sunday in an elimination game. No. 25-rated Sterling awaits the winner of the early game in the championship 2:30 p.m. Sunday. OCU needs to win two games Sunday to force the if-necessary game Monday, then win Monday to advance to its fifth consec...