RICE UPDATE

Saturday, November 22, 2025

Rice Baseball This Week, June 9-15
Friday (June 13) – Monday (June 23) – College World Series

Professional Baseball News

Danny Lehmann:
Last night, Los Angeles defeated Toronto, 5-4, in Game 7 to win the 2025 World Series. The Dodgers become the first MLB team to win back-to-back titles since the Yankees did it between 1998 and 2000.  Danny Lehmann is the Bench Coach for the Dodgers.

Other Sports News

Phill Hansel Invitational:
Rice Takes Second (Rice Owls)

Other News

Sylvia Del Castillo (1936-2025):
On November 13, Sylvia Del Castillo passed away.  Born in Massachusetts, she earned a BA in Romance Language from Rice in 1958.  Together with her late husband Frank Del Castillo, they raised six daughters.  Also, she was a “teacher at heart” and she “was deeply dedicated to her faith, her family, and ta life of service to others”.  Click here for the Chronicle obituary.  

Rice Trivia

Trivia Answer:
Edgard Odell Lovett, Rice’s first president, was a Princeton professor.  George Rupp, Rice’s fifth president, earned an AB in English at Princeton in 1964.  On Wednesday night, the Tigers W Basketball team defeated the Owls, 69-56, at Jadwin Gymnasium.  (Thanks, Mike Ross!)

Way to go, Bev Schorre (2), Bryant Wilkinson (2), Bob Toone (2), Ted Richard (2), Andy Williams (2), Ann Bixby (2), John Montana (2), Vicki Bretthauer, Richard Avant (2), Anne Eldredge (2), Arthur Rogers (2), Jeff Ross (2), Elizabeth Gillis, Mary Jane Kinnebrew, Scott Wise (2), Guy Rollins (2), Josh Schaffer (2), Walt Greenberg, Art Gottschalk (2), Betty Bixby (2), Ben Mayberry, David Ownby (2), Ty Buthod (2), Paul Reese (2), Dan Hyde (2), David Gano (2), Greg Williams (2), Mike Ross (2), Larry Nettles, Boyd Harrison (2), Nancy Burch (2), Martha Proctor Gano (2), Susan Zimmerman (2), Tania Min, Bob Reinhold (2), Melinda Clark (2), James Walker (2), Brian Lattimer (2), Richard Zansitis (2) and Sallie Schwall (2)! 

Trivia Leaderboards tomorrow and next trivia question Tuesday, December 2!

Rice Update by Alan Shelby
A condensed version of the Update is available by email
Corrections, comments and updates welcome

Overall: 17-40 (AAC: 10-17)

Date  Opponent  Time
2/14 Villanova (PRC) L, 10-6
2/15 Michigan (PRC) L, 5-2
2/16 Virginia (PRC) L, 7-0
2/19 Sam Houston W, 6-1
2/21 USC  L, 7-4
2/22 USC  CXLD
2/23 USC  W, 4-3
2/26 Arizona L, 11-8
2/28 Miss St (DP) L, 14-3
3/01 Tenn (DP) L, 13-3
3/02 Texas A&M (DP) L, 14-4
3/04 Lamar L, 11-7
3/05 Houston L, 18-1 
3/07 Yale L, 11-8
3/08 Yale L, 11-8
3/09 Yale L, 7-4
3/10 Texas A&M-CC L, 9-4
3/14 HCU L, 4-3
3/15 HCU  DH1 L, 6-2
3/15 HCU DH2 W, 7-4
3/16 HCU  W, 6-2
3/18 UIW L, 4-2
3/21 FL Atlantic L, 9-3 
3/22 FL Atlantic W, 3-1
3/23 Fl Atlantic L, 6-4
3/25 Lamar L, 2-1
3/26 TSU W, 12-3
3/28 ECU L, 4-2
3/29 ECU L, 5-3
3/30 ECU L, 8-5
4/01 Sam Houston W, 9-1
4/02 UTRGV L, 20-5
4/04 Tulane L, 7-5
4/05 Tulane DH1 L, 10-3
4/05 Tulane  DH2 L, 6-5
4/08 Houston L, 10-7
4/11 USF L, 14-3
4/12 USF W, 15-3
4/13 USF W, 5-2
4/15 Houston L, 15-3
4/17 Memphis W, 10-5
4/18 Memphis W, 9-5
4/19 Memphis L, 13-2
4/25 UAB L, 3-0
4/26 UAB L, 8-6
4/27 UAB W, 12-10
5/02 Charlotte W, 2-0
5/03 Charlotte W, 7-6
5/04 Charlotte L, 12-2
5/07 Prairie View A&M W, 12-1
5/09 Wichita St W, 4-3
5/10 Wichita St W, 9-3
5/11 Wichita St L, 18-7
5/15 UTSA L, 15-7
5/16 UTSA L, 11-4
5/17 UTSA L, 7-0
     
5/20-25 AAC Championship
5/20 UTSA L, 4-2
5/21 FAU L, 8-6
5/22    
5/23    
5/24    
5/25    
     
5/30-6/2 Regionals  
     
6/6-9 Super Regionals  
     
6/13-23 College World Series