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- Significant ImpactJun. 9, 2006 | Azusa Pacific had a nice offseason recruiting wise get even better with the signing of 6 ballplayers from the junior college ranks. Of the group, 4 earned first team all conference postseason honors.
- 2 More AboardMay 11, 2006 | Azusa Pacific filled one glaring need and continued to address its issues concerning depth with 2 more signings bringing the class of 2007 up to 6.
- Cougar Pair HonoredMay 10, 2006 | Azusa Pacific's Stephen Vogt and Scott Hodsdon each hit over .400 during monster offensive campaigns and both were rewarded with spots on the 2006 All-GSAC team.
- A Quiet FinishApr. 29, 2006 | California Baptist has the pitching to make a run at the national championship. The Lancers put it on full display in a doubleheader sweep over Azusa Pacific.
- Offense StymiedApr. 27, 2006 | A day after its offense could not get going, Concordia turned the tables on Azusa Pacific in a 5-2 win. The Cougars loss means they will miss the postseason.
- Pettikas Handcuffs EaglesApr. 27, 2006 | Azusa Pacific needed a good start from Zach Pettikas and he gave them a brilliant one as he did not allow an earned run in 8 innings leading the Cougars to a 3-1 win over Concordia.
- Bright Future AheadApr. 25, 2006 | Azusa Pacific head coach Paul Svagdis announced the signing of Justin Argomaniz and Chris Feicht, 2 prep stars that boosts the class of 2007 to 4 players.
- A Tempestuous SplitApr. 22, 2006 | Tempers flared and pitching was the name of the game. At the end of the day, Azusa Pacific and Point Loma Nazarene split their doubleheader on Saturday afternoon.
- Late Outburst Wins ItApr. 21, 2006 | Azusa Pacific scored 10 times in the bottom of the eighth inning to post a come-from-behind win over Vanguard, 16-9. The Cougars had one of their finest offensive games of the season getting 21 hits.
- Home Sweet HomeApr. 18, 2006 | Azusa Pacific was back at Cougar Field and it found its sticks as the Cougars scored 15 runs and banged out 11 hits in beating Claremont Mudd, 15-10.
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