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Burn down a CVS in a black neighborhood, and the weight of the 24-hour TV news media will weigh down upon your town. A hundred seventy bikers shoot up an entire Texas town: nothing.
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Potomac Nationals (16-22-Overall, 8-10-Home) RHP Nick Pivetta dealt seven innings, defeating the Carolina Mudcats (19-16-Overall, 6-8-Road) 3-2 in Game One of the series on Tuesday night at Pfitzner Stadium.
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A three-run shot by Collin Fleischer broke a ninth-inning tie and Gary LeClair added a two-run shot as the VMI Keydets rallied to down the Western Carolina Catamounts, 11-6, in the opener of a doubleheader Friday afternoon in Cullowhee, N.C.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (11-19) earned a, 2-1, 10-inning walk-off win over the Binghamton Mets (19-14) on Wednesday afternoon at The Diamond.
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The James Madison baseball team racked up eight extra-base hits on Sunday afternoon, closing its home campaign with a 23-7 rout of Hofstra in Colonial Athletic Association action at Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park.
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All nine starters for the James Madison baseball team scored at least one run on Friday night as the Dukes earned a 10-7 win over Hofstra in Colonial Athletic Association action at Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park.
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Top-seeded James Madison hit three home runs and used an eight-run second as the Dukes cruised into the title game of the Colonial Athletic Association Softball Championship with a 13-2 five-inning victory over third-seeded Elon on Thursday evening at Veterans Memorial Park.
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Left-hander Jack Snodgrass returned to form and led the Richmond Flying Squirrels (6-17) to their third straight win over the Altoona Curve, 4-1, on Wednesday night at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
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James Madison continued its rise in both national softball polls this week, as it moved to No. 18 in the USA Today/National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Division I Top 25 Poll and No. 17 in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 Poll on Tuesday.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Virginia today questioned Governor McAuliffe’s decision to veto SB 965 (Petersen D Fairfax) and HB 1673 (Anderson R Prince William) and promised that the organization will file suit to ensure compliance with Virginia’s current law regulating the collection and storage by government agencies of personal information about Virginians.
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