Greyhound Baseball

03/27/2026

Today’s DH with East Central College have been pushed back to 2 and 4pm.

03/15/2026

Dots bakery is usually the go to spot for post practice. These two young gentleman set the standard for the challenge, how proud we are of them to accomplish the feat in roughly 8 minutes 👊🏻.

These young men on their way to baseball practice offered to be our guinea pigs so we could test our challenge. They did it with 2 minutes and 11 seconds to spare. Their faces say it all and they did tell us that when we brought it out, it was extremely intimidating, however, they nailed it! In the true spirit of community, we urge you to support these young men with going and watching MACC baseball! They are some of our favorite people and are always willing to support Dot's Bakery!!!!!

03/10/2026

Greyhounds Receive Votes in NJCAA Division II Baseball Rankings

The Moberly Area Community College Greyhounds baseball team is gaining national attention early in the 2026 season after receiving votes in the NJCAA Division II Baseball Rankings Presented by Netting Professionals released March 9.

In just the program’s fourth season, MACC narrowly missed breaking into the national top 25, signaling the growing momentum of the Greyhounds’ young program.

MACC strengthened its case for national recognition over the weekend, winning three of four games against Southwestern Community College. The strong showing improved the Greyhounds’ overall record to 16–5 on the season.

Head Coach Chris Fletcher credited the team’s consistent offensive production for its early success.

“We’ve had really balanced hitting throughout the lineup,” Fletcher said. “On any given day, someone different can step up and deliver a big hit for us. That depth has been a big reason why we’ve been able to put together a strong start to the season.”

Next up, the Greyhounds will face the Lewis & Clark Community College Trailblazers in a four-game series on March 13–14. The first two games on Friday will be played in Godfrey, Illinois, while the final two games on Saturday will be played at home in Moberly. Lewis & Clark enters the weekend with a 6–10 record.

The series will provide another opportunity for MACC to continue building momentum and push toward breaking into the national top 25.

03/06/2026

Weather Update: Greyhound Baseball & Softball Schedule Changes ⚾🥎

Due to wet field conditions in Moberly, game times and locations for Greyhound Baseball and Softball on March 7–8 have been adjusted.

⚾ Baseball vs. Southwestern CC
📍 Muriel Battle High School
7575 East St. Charles Road, Columbia, MO
Saturday: 3:00 PM & 5:30 PM
Sunday: 12:00 PM & 2:30 PM

🥎 Softball vs. Hawkeye CC
📍 Muriel Battle High School
7575 East St. Charles Road, Columbia, MO
Saturday: 5:00 PM & 7:00 PM

🥎 Softball vs. Northeast Iowa CC
📍 Muriel Battle High School
7575 East St. Charles Road, Columbia, MO
Sunday: 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM

🚫Please note - Concessions will NOT be available on site!

Please stay tuned to the team social media pages for the most up-to-date schedule changes and game information as weather conditions continue to develop.

03/06/2026

“We Over Me”: Team Culture Driving Greyhounds’ Early Success

The wins are piling up for the MACC Greyhounds this season, but ask Head Coach Chris Fletcher what’s behind the 13-4 start and 10-game winning streak, and he won’t begin with statistics.
He’ll begin with culture.
“I think the best compliment we get when we’re playing opponents is they don’t talk about the talent out there,” Fletcher said. “They usually say, ‘Man, your guys are really tough and pull together. It looks like you’ve got really strong leadership.’”
That leadership starts with a core of returning sophomores who understand the program’s expectations — and live them daily.
“It’s the returning guys and what their leadership brings,” Fletcher said. “That’s what’s holding this thing together.”
Fletcher describes a team that genuinely enjoys being around each other — long before first pitch.
“Nothing we do is fabricated,” he said. “These guys genuinely want to be around each other. If you go down to the cafeteria, you’ll see 20 guys sitting together eating lunch. They’re going to other sporting events together. They just love being around each other.”
That unity shows up in the dugout.
“They’re really interested in the game. They’re really pulling for each other,” Fletcher said. “Whether we’re down eight runs and making a comeback or we’re up eight runs, they’re the exact same.”
The atmosphere at home games has reflected that energy. Crowds have packed the stands, and fans line the outfield fence — some watching from pickup trucks beyond left field.
“It’s just a really good environment for our guys to play in front of,” Fletcher said. “They love playing at home with that.”
While standout performances have certainly contributed to the team’s strong start, Fletcher keeps the emphasis on collective effort.
“We’re all about the ‘we,’” he said. “It’s not one guy or one person leading this thing. It’s a really good collective group that loves to play baseball and keeps showing up doing their thing.”
As the season stretches on, Fletcher’s message remains simple.
“We just ask these guys to show up every day and give us their best,” he said. “If they keep showing up for each other, the rest will take care of itself.”
For the Greyhounds, the formula is clear: play hard, stay together — and let the results follow.

03/04/2026

Greyhound Baseball IMPROVES TO 13-4, EXTENDS WINNING STREAK TO 10 GAMES

The MACC Greyhounds continue to build momentum early in the season, improving to 13-4 overall after a decisive 17-7 road win over State Fair Community College Tuesday night.

The victory marked the team’s 10th straight and came in their first midweek contest of the year — a game Head Coach Chris Fletcher said can often present unexpected challenges.

“It was a big win last night over State Fair,” Fletcher said. “Going on the road in the midweek — it’s the first midweek of the year and you never know what you’re going to get on a Tuesday.”

The Greyhounds relied on pitching depth to secure the win.

“Really credit to our guys for showing up,” Fletcher said. “We kind of staffed it on the pitching side and ran out four to six different arms that really solidified us a victory.”

Offensively, MACC continues to find its rhythm at the plate.

“Our offense is seeing the ball really well,” Fletcher said. “They continue to swing it, put together good quality at-bats, started clogging the bases. We got the big timely hits when we needed it and got out of there with a victory.”

The current win streak includes back-to-back four-game sweeps. The Hounds first went on the road to sweep Arkansas State University at Mountain Home in a hard-fought series that included an extra-innings finale.

“Game four, this is why sweeps are so hard,” Fletcher said. “You’ve seen each other now for two days’ worth of baseball. You get to game four and now you’re in a dogfight.”

MACC pushed across the go-ahead run in extras and leaned on its bullpen to close it out.

The momentum carried home, where the Greyhounds completed another four-game sweep against Milwaukee Area Technical College.

“In our sport, just to win a doubleheader is extremely difficult,” Fletcher said. “Being able to put that together back-to-back days is all kudos to the guys in our dugout.”

With a 10-game winning streak and strong contributions on the mound and at the plate, the Greyhounds are gaining confidence as the season continues.

“We’re taking it week by week,” Fletcher said. “We just ask these guys to show up every day and give us their best.”

For now, MACC is doing just that — and stacking wins along the way.

Photo Courtesy of Jennifer Guenter

02/27/2026

Got the W!

02/21/2026

02/10/2026

6 more days to get your orders in for some Greyhounds gear ⚾️

Hurry, shop closes 02/16/2026!

11/17/2025

2026 schedule is out. Hope to see you at Howard Hils this spring.

10/27/2025

10/21/2025

Fridays games at MO S and T, 10/24, are cancelled due to the forecasted weather.

Spring schedule will be out soon.