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Baseball was added to the athletic program in 2002. [12] In 2012, the team represented the college at the AAC tournament in the championship game. [13] In the 2012 season, they set the record for the most wins in school history. [14] After winning the AAC regular season, the Lions represented Bryan College at the 2019 NAIA national tournament. [15]
The Bryan College campus in Dayton, Tennessee, on Sept. 3, 2015. The Bryan College campus is located in Dayton, Tennessee, on a 128-acre (52 ha) hilltop. [6] The campus is within walking distance of downtown Dayton and the historic Rhea County Courthouse. Bryan College's campus consists of six public buildings, five residence halls, and 12 ...
This category is for baseball topics pertaining to Bryan College in Dayton, Tennessee. Subcategories. ... Bryan Lions baseball players (1 P) This page was ...
The 2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament 64-team field was revealed Monday. Check out the full updated bracket for the road to the College World Series: NCAA baseball tournament bracket 2024: Updated ...
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When guards L.J. Cryer and Milos Uzan combined for 30 points in Houston's 60-47 road victory over Oklahoma State on Monday, it showed the potency of the Cougars' backcourt and the gradual progress ...
This category is for baseball players who competed for Bryan College in Dayton, Tennessee. Pages in category "Bryan Lions baseball players" This category contains only the following page.
2000 – In 2000, the Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) was founded from the remnants of the Tennessee-Virginia Athletic Conference (TVAC). Charter members included Bryan College, Brevard College, Covenant College, King College (now King University), Milligan College (now Milligan University), Tennessee Wesleyan College (now Tennessee Wesleyan University), Virginia Intermont College, and ...