The 2015 Valley League All-Star game on Sunday, July 12, showcases the league’s rising collegiate stars in an annual event attended by baseball fans and Major League Baseball scouts alike at James Madison University’s Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park in Harrisonburg.
The Richmond Flying Squirrels (43-38) completed a three-game sweep of the Akron RubberDucks (43-41) with a, 5-2, victory in the series finale at The Diamond on Monday night. The series was the first between the two clubs this season.
Four teams that competed in the 2015 postseason, including five 20-plus win teams, highlight the non-conference schedule for the Old Dominion women’s basketball team.
Extra paint can last for years when properly sealed and stored away from extreme heat and cold, and if unneeded, can be donated to organizations like Habitat for Humanity and Keep America Beautiful. But if paint can no longer be used, what are some safe, environmentally-responsible ways to dispose of it?
The Richmond Flying Squirrels (41-38), and a capacity crowd of 9,560, waited through a rain-delay of two hours and seven minutes before drubbing the Akron RubberDucks, 7-3, on Saturday night at The Diamond.
The Nats beat up Giants ace and World Series hero Madison Bumgarner in a 9-3 Washington win on Saturday, but it wasn’t all good news at Nationals Park.
The Potomac Nationals (38-40 Overall, 17-23 Road, 5-3 Second-Half) used a five-run 6th stanza to break up a 3-3 tie and bury the Frederick Keys (35-44 Overall, 21-20 Home, 3-6 Second-Half) 8-3 in the rubber match series finale of a three-game road set on Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium on Friday evening to take a series triumph.
Governor Terry McAuliffe congratulated members of the Pamunkey tribe following Thursday’s announcement that they are the first Virginia Indian tribe to be recognized by the federal government.
Commissioner Wesley G. Marshall has been elected to a three-year term as Chairman of the Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission (VWC), effective July 1.
Third-base umpire C.B. Bucknor, running like a frightened child from a ground ball down the third-base line off the bat of Atlanta center fielder Cameron Maybin, declared the ball fair, handing the Braves a 2-1 victory over the Washington Nationals Thursday night.
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