Quick Links: Legendary Baseball Squads Added To Oregon State Hall Of Fame

The back-to-back champs on the diamond are getting some more recognition.

By The_Coach Mar 29, 2018, 5:00am PDT

The Oregon State Hall of Fame added some new members to it’s hallowed halls earlier this week, highlighted by the addition of the 2006 and 2007 Beavers baseball teams, which claimed back-to-back National Championships under head coach Pat Casey. The school also inducted two volleyball teams and three iconic student-athletes to the 2018 class, as well. The official induction ceremony will take place later this year on October 19th.

Beavers center Marie Gülich may have had her fantastic college career end on a sour note at the hands of Louisville, but it’s most certainly not the end of the road for the talented 6’ 5” stand-out. According to DraftSite.com, Gülich is being projected as a late first-round pick in the upcoming WNBA Draft, in which she’ll be selected by the Phoenix Mercury.

There’s apparently another university that the Beavers share the state with and as far as softball goes, Oregon State hasn’t been able to beat that squad in quite some time. Let’s just leave it at that. However, the ladies on the diamond are hoping to change their luck starting on Thursday afternoon, when they host a top-five Ducks team in Corvallis. On the year, Oregon State is 19-13 overall, but they currently hold a three-game losing streak to their name.

Since there’s no such thing as a bad time to focus on football, BeaverBlitz took a look at new defensive coordinator Time Tibesar and what he may bring to the table during his first year in the Beaver State. From the piece, you can gauge a level of optimism from Tibesar, who is just a few months removed from a 13-1 campaign as the outside linebackers coach at Wisconsin.

And finally, BeaversEdge took their shot at some women’s basketball season superlatives, which has arguably the easiest team MVP selection since...well Sydney Wiese. The one category to definitely focus on was their “Most To Prove in 2018” selection, which features a big-name talent that looks ready to do big things next season for the Beavers.

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