The team had a number of noteworthy streaks during the year. After a season opening loss, The Pride won 10 straight games: the second longest streak the program has seen. The team’s 10-1 start was the best ever at GC. 

Additionally, outfielder Jeremy Morrison had a remarkable 26-game hitting streak during the season—a mark that now stands as a conference record. 

GC was more competitive in the extremely tough USA Conference—a league that is strong from top-to-bottom. The Pride won a 3-game series from defending national runners-up Christopher Newport. GC also took two-of-three games from conference champion—and NCAA-bound—Methodist College. 

Individually, GC earned five All-USA South Athletic Conference team awards—the most honors since 1997. The Pride had two first team picks: Morrison and pitcher-of-the-year AnDrew Keever, as well as two other 2nd team selections: Kevin Mong and Chad Alligood. 

“Pride baseball took yet another step forward in our quest to be champions, said GC Head Coach Ken Carlyle. “We’re proud of the student-athletes who are helping us battle to the top of the standings. Our talent and experience will make us even more formidable next year.” 
 
 

2004 GC Baseball Post Season Honors: Jeremy Morrison, USAS 1st team, CoSIDA regional academic first team, NCCSIA College Division All-State Team; AnDrew Keever, USAS 1st team, USAS Pitcher-of-the-Year, ABCA/Rawlings All-Region first team; Kevin Mong, USAS 2nd team;  Chad Alligood, USAS 2nd team; Chatham Bray, USAS rookie pitcher-of-the-week (2x).