The Montana Grizzlies
Coach Sharkey and his staff have taken Griz Baseball to a level the University has never seen before. Griz Baseball didn't finish the year at the top of the No-Pac but they did make substantial improvements both on and off the field.
"Getting the communitity invlovled and building a solid reputation was our first goal off the diamond. The club in the past wasn't exactly known for their 5 star reputation", said Sharkey in a December Interview with the Kaimen. It is obvious the Grizzlies baseball club has made a complete reciprocal under Sharkey and Hubbards management.
It all started when the Grizzlies reached an agreement with Play Ball Missoula this fall, making Ogren Park the new home for Griz Baseball. When the Griz finally opened at home Ogren Park was the only place in town that could of hosted the 650 + fans that came through the gates. "The atmosphere was electric" said Grizzly outfilder Anthony Piluso. The Griz club baseball program is optimistic on the future both as an organization but getting to that top spot in the No-Pac and compete for a trip to the World Sereis in Ft. Myers Florida.
Griz Baseball Thanks everyone for a great year. Come out Sunday and say goodbye to the 2010 Seniors.

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