Starting in the 1960's, incoming National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Hall of Fame Coach Ernie Myers fashioned a program that won 11 Conference Championships, three Region XII Championships, and three top Ten finishes in the NJCAA National Championship tournaments. Today's team competes in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA), one of the toughest leagues in the Nation, and has gained a reputation as being a contender for Conference, State and Regional titles.

The Baseball Team had one of its most successful seasons in 2007. The appearance in the Regional playoffs was the first in five years. The team’s batting average has climbed over 60 with an on base percentage of .400. The Bears were successful 88% on stolen base attempts. Also, the Bears had 13 players with an accumulative GPA of 3.0 or better. Some of the players that received honors were: Bob Walmsley, 1st Team MCCAA, Erik McCloud, 2nd Team MCCAA, Jason Brzezinski, Joey Dotson, Ryan Hodges, Kyle Parsons, Andrew Silverthorn, Honorable Mention. Joe Hill set a new school record on stolen bases with 36 successful attempts!!! Congratulations!!!

Games are held at the newly renovated ball diamond at Kearsley Park. The future of Mott Bear Baseball looks very bright!