Sports by Kaila Renay

By: Kaila Morales   SAN BERNADINO, Calif-  Baseball season doesn’t start until spring, but  CSUSB’S baseball  team got things started early with four scrimmage games this fall.  This was the first time the Coyotes got to play ball in the fall.  The first scrimmage game took place against  Riverside Community College  (RCC), and the second one was played against  California Baptist University  (CBU).  Game three was also  against RCC, ending with a game four at  Fiscalini field , the home field for the Coyotes.  Game four was not played against any school, but was instead the 2017 team against the alumni's.  As a Division II school the team gets three scrimmage games that do not count against their schedule. This gives the Coyotes a chance to get some practice for the upcoming season.  “Last year we didn’t get a chance to do this because of the late hire, we have a chance to kind of get our team going, we want to play 3 times against someone else besides

By: Kaila Morales  SAN BERNARDINO,Calif. - Former CSUSB baseball players Tyler Wells and William Ouellette are cruising their way through their new careers.  A few months ago the two got the exciting news that they were selected to play on professional teams.  Wells, who is a right-handed ace for the Coyotes, was selected by the Minnesota Twins. Ouellette, who dabbled as both a shortstop and relief pitcher for the Coyotes, signed a free agent contract as a pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays .  Once they were selected they immediately hopped on a plane to join their new rookie affiliate teams. Wells was assigned to the Elizabethton Twins   and Ouellette was assigned to the Gulf Coast League Blue Jays.  Both Ouellette and Wells finished their first seasons as minor league players in September.  Ouellette had a record of one win and three saves, tying for second place as a pitching leader with the most saves. Wells earned a win in five of his seven starts and led the