• 3/15/8: Mills, selected by the Indians with the 13th overall pick in last year's June Draft, was reassigned to the minor league camp.  He went 4-for-20 (.200), with two home runs, four RBIs, four walks and four strikeouts.   "He made a strong impression. At this time last year, he was halfway through his college season. He was impressive with the bat and came in here and handled himself like a total pro. Now he needs to go out and play."  Wedge said Mills will play first and third in the minors. He's still recovering from an injury to his right shoulder suffered playing third base in college. The injury didn't require surgery, but still needs to be rehabilitated.   When the Indians feel Mills' throwing shoulder is at full strength, they'll make a decision to play him at third or first."

• 2/2/8: Warrior players return for ring ceremony "Beau Mills, Jessie Mier, Mark Thompson. Remember those guys from last year's NAIA World Series Championship team? Well those three players and more are back in town this weekend for the annual Ring ceremony."

• 6/30/7: Mills slams Hagerstown in Lake County Debut (Goldpanners Pic!!) "With one out in the third inning, Mills sent a drive over the center-field fence to give the Captains a 5-0 lead. He went 2-for-5 with two runs scored in his first game since being promoted from Class A Mahoning Valley of the New York-Penn League."
  6/26/7: Beau getting to know first "Another major change Mills is dealing with is converting from aluminum to wooden bats. Mills said one modification he’s made is keeping his hands closer to his body when he swings. By doing that, Mills said, the ball has a better chance of striking the barrel of the bat. ‘‘You have a smaller barrel, so you have to keep your hands in,’’ Mills said of a wooden bat. ‘‘And when you get fooled on a pitch and you fling a metal bat out there to make contact, the ball will still go quite a bit. Here (with a wooden bat) it won’t go anywhere. So, you have to really sit back and get your pitch to make good contact.’’

• 6/6/7: Big Time Prospect: Beau Mills "He's the best left-handed hitter I've ever been associated with in terms of power and proficiency," said coach Ed Cheff, who also coached Mills in the Alaska Baseball League, a summer league for top college players. Mills credits time spent with his father and Cheff for his improvement, as well."

• 2007 NAIA Player of the Year

• 5/31/7: LC defeats Houston Baptist "four strong innings of relief from Will Morgan (06) put the Lewis-Clark State College baseball team one win away from its second consecutive national championship and the program’s 15th overall.  HBU did make it interesting in the ninth by putting a runner on second base thanks to an error, but a great defensive play by LCSC third baseman Beau Mills picked the runner off on a grounder and Morgan picked up his fourth and final strikeout of the night to end the game. "

• 5/15/7: NAIA All-Region I Team.  Junior third baseman Beau Mills (06) was named the player of the year, while Warriors coach Ed Cheff was named the top coach.  Joining Mills on the team were catcher Jessie Mier (05-06), shortstop Mark Thompson (05-06), outfielders Paul Martin (07R) and Brent Wyatt (07R) and pitchers Chris Kissock (06), and Matt Fitts (05-07R).

• 4/7/7: Ties single game HR record with 3 ; halfway to season record

• Scout.com on Beau Mills: "What would a Giants draft be without someone from Lewis & Clark?  Mills played in Alaska this summer, leading the league in homers, and will transfer to L&C from Fresno State.  On the bad side, he has an injury history and academic issues, but he’s a left handed power bat and is the of Red Sox coach Brad Mills, so he has some Pedigree going for him."

• 7/10/6: Panner bats too much for Fire "It’s nice seeing our team come together like it is,” said Panners designated hitter Beau Mills, who drove in two of the Panners runs. “It’s nice, you know, going through a little struggle and seeing the team come together and gel together.”

Named Baseball America's Top 2006 Alaska Prospect