Persistence and patience have fueled quite the comeback story for Grand Canyon pitcher Dalton Chapman of Anchorage. After a brutal beginning to his season, the right-hander has bounced back beautifully to slice up his ERA and pick up his first win with the NCAA D1 Antelopes of Phoenix, Arizona. Chapman, of West High fame, joined… Read more »
Even though Anchorage’s Dalton Chapman stood alone on the pitching mound, he was never by himself on the baseball field. His Everett Community College teammates had his back and they came up huge to help the sophomore right-hander pitch a no-hitter. Chapman, of West High fame, threw a 7-inning no-no with five walks and six… Read more »
Everett Community College has the best record in the NWAC’s North Region and Anchorage’s Dalton Chapman is a big reason. The sophomore right-hander won all three decisions in the month of April to help Everett streak to the top of the league standings at 14-2. The team’s 28 wins is tied for the second most… Read more »
When Anchorage’s Dalton Chapman arrived at Everett Community College in Washington two years ago he threw a baseball. Now he pitches. “I’ve learned a ton,” he told me. “You can throw a ball 100 mph but have no pitching ability and be known as a guy who just throws hard or be a pitcher known… Read more »
Everett Community College pitcher Dalton Chapman of Anchorage recently picked up his first save and later admitted he is growing accustomed to his new reliever role. “Everybody wants to be a starter, that’s always the dream,” he told me. “But coming in as a closer is nice; it’s like, ‘Hey, you’re our dude. We need… Read more »
The Everett Community College baseball team was already on Dalton Chapman’s radar long before the Trojans won the NWAACC title last year. How could you miss it? Everett has a gaudy .772 winning percentage over the last two seasons. So when the promising Anchorage teenage ballplayer got a call to play at the Washington school,… Read more »
Even though the pitching stats for Seattle University reliever Nathan Bonck of Ketchikan are night and day compared to last season, the transformation didn’t happen overnight. The progression of the sophomore southpaw took sweat, sacrifice and a season of college baseball under his belt. As a result, he looks like a different player. “The biggest… Read more »
