CAMERON BLAIR

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3/18/9: Cameron Blair (04 MVP) Signed by Fort Worth Cats - "In 2008, he batted .292 with three homers and 25 RBIs in 53 games with the Cats. His season ended prematurely when he was hit by a pitch in early August and suffered a broken wrist. Prior to the injury, he played 27 games at shortstop and 26 games at second."
6/14/6: Tech has no policy against riding motorcycles "I never really did think about it," Hays said. "Cameron (Blair) is the only one (of his players) that I've known who has done that.. But that would be par for Cameron."
5/18/5: Raiders drub Lobos
5/12/5: All-American Candidate - "The decision to return to college for his senior year has turned out to be a good one"
4/29/5: Named to Dick Howser watchlist
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4/12/5: Named Co-Big 12 Player of the Week
2/28/5: Paces Tech to Tourney Sweep
2/21/5: Grand Slam vs. Western Illinois
8/7/4: Two-run HR in 8th for Miners
8/2/4: Named ABL Player of the Year "Despite being drafted in the 18th round of the 2004 MLB Amateur Draft by the St. Louis Cardinals, Blair has indicated that he plans to return to Texas Tech for his senior campaign."
7/30/4: Cameron Blair (04) ABL Player of the Year: Second to None "Cameron Blair of the Fairbanks Goldpanners was one of four unanimous selections by the panel of 12 sportswriters and broadcasters who voted on the All-Alaska Baseball Team. The others were Anchorage Bucs pitcher Garrett Olson, Mat-Su pitcher Chris Mason and Fairbanks designated hitter Paul Keck."
JULY 29, 2004 - "We've got a great team up here," said second baseman Cameron Blair, who was just named the 2004 ABL player of the year. "You play with a great bunch of guys and with great coaches I can't say enough about these guys. We're good together and we've been clicking and it's been a heck of a summer."
JULY 10, 2004 - "Forget about the Grand Slam Breakfast. Denny's may be a post-Midnight Sun Game favorite among players and fans, but food from a restaurant chain can't compare to a homemade meal cooked by a Goldpanner host family; just as hitting a grand slam is a mere snack when compared to having a feast of four home runs in a day. That's right: Four home runs."
JUNE 25, 2004 - "When you're seeing the ball good it's looking like a beach ball or a melon," said Cameron Blair, the Panners latest roster pickup and a senior out of Texas Tech. "But when you're seeing it bad it's looking like a BB or a piece of rice."
All Big-12 First Team
All Big-12 Newcomer of the Year