The Sea Gull baseball program is recognized as one of the most competitive in the nation, with 13 overall NCAA tournament appearances, including eight straight from 2000-2007. Salisbury registered its 13th straight 20-win campaign in 2007 and has won at least 30 games in seven of the last eight seasons. The Gulls have also won seven Capital Athletic Conference championships (1995, 2000, '01, '02, '04, '06, '07), including three straight from 2000-02. The program's recent history also includes two appearances in the World Series (2001, '04). The Gulls finished fourth in the nation in 2001 and seventh in 2004.

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Former Sea Gulls continue in professional ranks
SALISBURY, Md. – Four former Salisbury University baseball players continued their playing days at the professional ranks this past summer as Bryan Brainer, Greg Lasinski, Greg Lemon and Cory Willey all competed in different leagues.

From 2001-07 Salisbury has totaled a 215-81-6 record, won five CAC championships, made seven appearances in the NCAA postseason and advanced to two NCAA College World Series. MORE

SU Baseball Headlines:
• Salisbury ranked No. 21 in Collegiate Baseball Newspaper preseason poll
• Former Sea Gulls continue in professional ranks
• Celenza named to Cal Ripken, Sr. All-League team
• Season Review: SU posts another 30-win season, successfully defends CAC title
• Jensen becomes ninth Sea Gull to be named All-American
• Five Sea Gulls named to the ABCA All-South Region teams
• Jensen named to the D3baseball.com All-American second team
• Slippery Rock Sliders bolster bullpen, sign Lasinski

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Recruiting
2006 Salisbury University Baseball Brochure (PDF)

Misc.
ABCA/Collegiate Baseball Top 30 Polls

2006
CAC Baseball Tournament
Alumni Page & Picture

2005
Regional Recaps | Regional Results

In Memoriam: Brandon Mason (1982-2004)

2004 College World Series
• Lasinski Named to All-America Second Team
• World Series Host Web Site (Scores/Stats/More)
• Regional Tournament Web Site (Scores/Stats)
• World Series Team Notes
• Sea Gulls Ranked Eighth in Final ABCA Poll