Johnson Hired As FHSU Head Baseball Coach (5/20/10)
Fort Hays State has turned to a former assistant to lead their baseball program. Steve Johnson has been named the program's 13th head coach, replacing Rick Sabath who stepped down at the end of the season. Johnson has spent the last seven years as head coach at Butler Community College, leading the Grizzlies to three conference titles and one NJCAA World Series appearance while winning 30 or more games in all but his first season in El Dorado. Johnson started his coaching career at Fort Hays State where he was an assistant for two seasons under both Curtis Hammeke and Bob Fornelli and was on the staff when the Tigers made their first NCAA II tournament appearance in 1997. Johnson was also an assistant at Barton Community College and Louisiana-Monroe.

Soulia Earns ABCA All-South Central Region Honors (5/19/10)
Fort Hays State junior Sloan Soulia earned All-South Central Region Honors by the American Baseball Coaches Association for the 2010 season. He earned a second-team nod as a designated hitter. Soulia finished the year with a batting average of .360 with 10 home runs and 45 runs scored along with a team-leading 53 RBI and 16 doubles. Soulia was an All-MIAA Second Team selection as a designated hitter.