Alyssa Hitt finally put an end to a marathon opening game as she delivered a walk-off single in the 13th inning to give Blinn a 2-1 victory over San Jacinto College-South in the opening game of a doubleheader Thursday afternoon at Hohlt Park.

Four sophomores from Blinn College volleyball coach Kalie Mader’s first recruiting class signed with four-year universities on Wednesday.

The offense for Blinn College baseball started out of the gates early with four runs in the opening inning and never looked back to beat Coastal Bend College 11-5 Wednesday afternoon.

Johnny Rizer came up huge when Blinn College baseball needed it the most as Rizer blasted a walk-off solo home run to beat Galveston College 11-10 and break a five-game losing streak Saturday night at Leroy Dreyer Field.

Runs were hard to come by in both games for Blinn College softball but a huge RBI single from Alivia Villareal helped the Buccaneers beat Lamar State College – Port Arthur 2-1 in the second game of the doubleheader Friday afternoon.

Blinn College baseball was able to outhit Galveston College in both games of a series-opening doubleheader but Galveston put up bigger numbers on the part of the scoreboard that mattered most in sweeping the Buccaneers 14-8 and 3-2 Thursday evening.

Offense was hard to come by for Blinn College baseball as the Buccaneers suffered a sweep at Wharton County Junior College by the scores 10-4 and 3-1 Saturday afternoon. The pair of losses breaks a seven-game winning streak for Blinn as the Buccaneers fall to 20-15 overall and 11-8 in Region XIV play. Blinn was able to win the season series with Wharton 5-2 after winning the first five games against the Pioneers.

Blinn College softball continued their solid play by sweeping a doubleheader from Alvin Community College by the scores of 9-1 and 8-0 as both games ended early by the mercy rule in the sixth inning Saturday afternoon at Hohlt Park. With the sweep, the Buccaneers have now won 12 consecutive games and improve to 27-11 overall and 13-1 in Region XIV play.

Four Blinn College men’s basketball players were named Region XIV all-conference honorable mention after leading the Buccaneers to an 18-14 record during the 2016-17 season.

Blinn College baseball started strong and raced out to a seven-run lead but South Suburban College was able to charge back in the later innings to steal away a 10-8 victory Wednesday evening at Leroy Dreyer Field.

No. 9 seed Blinn College men’s basketball was able to shake off a sluggish start to storm back and outscore No. 8 seed Lamar State College – Port Arthur by 29 points in the second half to win 75-65 in the opening round of the Region XIV tournament at John Alexander Gymnasium.

Blinn College men’s basketball was nearly able to recover from a rough first half but the comeback attempt fell just short as Lee College held on for a 95-87 victory Saturday evening inside the P.E. Building.

Blinn College had a rough day at Galveston College as the Buccaneers were swept 11-1 and 4-3 on Saturday to lose two out of three in the series. With the pair of losses, Blinn falls to 11-8 overall and 4-2 in Region XIV play.

Blinn College was one out away from suffering a conference-opening loss but stormed back to force extra innings and seal the victory with two runs in the 10th for a 4-2 victory over Wharton County Junior College Thursday night.

Blinn College men’s basketball was unable to get key stops early on in the game as Lamar State College – Port Arthur jumped out to an early lead and held it wire to wire for the 76-63 victory Wednesday night.

Blinn College baseball had to come up with clutch runs to dig out of early deficits to sweep Weatherford College Saturday by the score of 11-6 and 9-4.

Blinn College men’s basketball was able use its size advantage in the low post to wear down Coastal Bend College for the 79-63 victory Saturday evening inside the P.E. Building.

Blinn College baseball was able to finish off the San Jacinto Tournament of Champions strong with an 11-5 victory over Grayson College Sunday afternoon.

Blinn College softball had no trouble getting any run support after beating Murray State College 9-5 and Hill College 16-0 in five innings to close out the San Jacinto College Softball Tournament Saturday.