The 2022 Teton Baseball season opened with a quick two game set with Briar Cliff University. 

Game 1: The bats came alive early for the Tetons in the opener. The Tetons scored two runs in the first on three hits. Oscar Hargreaves opened the game with a single to left. Shortly after, Jordan Kelly and Josh Tibbs followed suit with hard top spin liners to left. The Tetons would score again in the 4th on a hard hit ball by Jordan Kelly up the middle that would not be handled. In the end it was not enough. The Tetons dropped the opener 6-3. 

Game 2: The Tetons once again scored in the first on a miss played ball that allowed Brady Miles to cross the plate. In the fifth, Logan Warkentin singled to left scoring Brady Miles from second to bring the game within a run. In the seventh, Oscar Hargreaves started things off with a walk. He would then advance to second on a dirt ball and would be brought around to score by a hard Brady Miles single to right. Jordan Kelly would come to the plate and draw a walk that would be followed by a ground rule double by Logan Warkentin. Following a balk from the pitcher that brought home Jordan Kelly, Ben Hul doubled to left center bringing home Warkentin from third. Chris Shopbell kept things going for the Tetons with a double of his own bringing home Hul from second. In the eighth, Brady Miles would draw a walk followed by a Jordan Kelly single and Logan Warkentin walk to set the table for Ben Hul who would single to left bringing home two runs. Kevin Paz would round out the offense for the day with an RBI single scoring Hul from second giving the Tetons a 10-7 lead. The Game would finish 10-9 in favor of the Tetons. 

Coach Przybilla: "We were able to address some things we need to work on. Baseball is a game that is meant to be played everyday. We haven't been outside in a few months so the adjustments are more physical than they are mental. We struggled in the first game on both sides of the ball at times, but it was great to get some early season nerves out of the way. Game 2 saw a roller coster of emotions. Derek Palmiere gave us a chance to win on the mound and that is all we can really ask for. We struggled at times to control the game but found a way to win. In the end we learned a lot about our group. We will be ready to hit the road again for our series with Adams State next week."