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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (20-15) swept a doubleheader from the Erie SeaWolves (14-20) on Sunday afternoon at The Diamond. Richmond grabbed the opener, 5-3, and claimed the series when they took the second game, 6-3.
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The University of Richmond community extends its prayers and thoughts to the families of two members of the women’s basketball staff who were aboard a balloon that crashed May 9 in Caroline County, Va.
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In a ballgame that included a rain delay of 86 minutes and 13 innings on top of it, the Richmond Flying Squirrels (18-15) walked off over the Erie SeaWolves (14-18), 7-6, on Friday night and a portion of Saturday morning at The Diamond.
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In a back-and-forth tussle, the Erie SeaWolves (14-17) got the last laugh, defeating the Richmond Flying Squirrels (17-15), 6-5, in front of 7,218 at The Diamond on Thursday night. The Squirrels have now lost three straight, their longest losing skid of the season.
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The Black Keys will embark on an extensive North American tour this fall. Promoted exclusively by Live Nation, the tour begins Sept. 5 in Columbus and runs through December, with a date at the Richmond Coliseum on Dec. 6.
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The Harrisburg Senators (10-20) blindsided the Richmond Flying Squirrels (17-14) with a four-run sixth inning and rolled to a, 5-0, victory on Wednesday morning at Metro Bank Park. With the win, the Senators claimed the three-game series as the Squirrels finished their six-game road trip with a record of 2-4.
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The Harrisburg Senators (9-20) rolled behind six scoreless innings from A.J. Cole and defeated the Richmond Flying Squirrels (17-13), 5-1, on Tuesday night at Metro Bank Park. The win leveled the series, and turns Wednesday’s finale into the rubber game.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (17-12) jumped on the Harrisburg Senators (8-20) early and never looked back in an, 8-2, series-opening victory on Monday night at Metro Bank Park.
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Mario Lisson clubbed two home runs and knocked in four runs as the Richmond Flying Squirrels (16-12) defeated the Trenton Thunder (19-11), 5-3, at ARM & HAMMER Park on Sunday afternoon.
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The Richmond Raiders fourth fumble of the game opened the gates for a furious Trenton rally in the final two minutes for a stunning 33-32 victory in Trenton Saturday night.
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