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- Four Named All-GSACMay 10, 2004 | The 2004 Baseball All-GSAC Team was released today, and Azusa Pacific placed 4 players--Glenn Hedgpeth, Robbie Lindsey, Cameron Radonich and Stephen Vogt--on the team.
- Seventeen's Not Enough?May 4, 2004 | In most games 17 runs would be more than enough to get a win--not today. Despite scoring 17 runs, Azusa Pacific dropped its season-finale 19-17 at The Master's.
- Getting OffensiveMay 1, 2004 | When it needed a pair of win, Azusa Pacific did what it does best--hit. The GSAC's top hitting team pounded out 46 hits and scored 50 runs in a doubleheader sweep of Westmont.
- Gallo-Way Back, Back...Apr. 27, 2004 | Carl Galloway launched his 44th career home run to cap a 6-run seventh and lift Biola to a 13-12 win for its first season-series sweep of Azusa Pacific since 1968.
- Mustangs Visit Grant's TombApr. 20, 2004 | Josh Grant threw his first-career shutout, allowing just 5 hits and dominating The Master's in a key 7-0 GSAC win Tuesday night.
- Soggy Southland SweepApr. 17, 2004 | Even 3 hours worth of rain delays couldn't slow Azusa Pacific, which got back-to-back complete-games and scored 25 runs in a sweep of Vanguard.
- Football Anyone?Apr. 7, 2004 | Wednesday's twinbill looked more like a football game than a baseball game as Azusa Pacific and Lewis-Clark St. combined for 48 runs and 61 hits in a split.
- Down and DirtyApr. 6, 2004 | After a pair of heartbreaking setbacks to No. 5 Point Loma, Azusa Pacific got down and dirty to grind out a 13-10 win over 2-time defending champ Lewis-Clark St.
- Swept Out to SeaApr. 3, 2004 | Point Loma Nazarene used 2 comeback wins to get its 30th win of the season and a doubleheader sweep of Azusa Pacific, a sweep that damages the Cougars playoff hopes.
- Twenty is GoldenMar. 31, 2004 | Azusa Pacific scored 20 runs for the second time this season, this time against Cal State L.A. for a 20-8 win over the Golden Eagles.
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