
Johnson’s heavy lifting not enough for Richmond
Altoona Curve right-hander J.T. Brubaker out-shined Richmond’s Jordan Johnson in a 3-1 Curve (11-10) win over the Flying Squirrels (14-9) Monday at The Diamond.

Altoona Curve right-hander J.T. Brubaker out-shined Richmond’s Jordan Johnson in a 3-1 Curve (11-10) win over the Flying Squirrels (14-9) Monday at The Diamond.

Hartford’s Dom Nunez guided an RBI base hit into centerfield in the top of the ninth inning to give the Yard Goats (11-9) a 5-4 win over Richmond (12-8) on Friday night at The Diamond in front of 8,265 fans.

The Bowie Baysox turned three double plays and outlasted the Richmond Flying Squirrels by a final of 4-2 in the series opener on Monday at Prince George’s Stadium.

Closer Caleb Simpson secured the final five outs on Sunday afternoon to preserve a 5-4 Richmond Flying Squirrels win over the Altoona Curve at Peoples Natural Gas Field.

The Altoona Curve (8-6) socked 14 hits and dodged a late surge from the Richmond Flying Squirrels (11-5) in a 7-6 win on Saturday afternoon at Peoples Natural Gas Field.

Richmond Flying Squirrels reliver Dusten Knight tossed 3.2 scoreless innings on Friday, guiding Richmond to a 6- 3 victory over Altoona (7-6) at Peoples Natural Gas Field.

The best fencers in the nation will go for gold in Richmond, Va. at the Division I / Wheelchair National Championships and April North American Cup from April 20-23.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels six-game winning streak game to a halt on Thursday afternoon in 6-1 defeat to Bowie at The Diamond. The Squirrels (10-4) were limited to just the one run on nine hits in the conclusion of the first homestand of the season.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels won by a final of 1-0 over the Bowie Baysox for the second consecutive night, extending their winning streak to six games on Wednesday.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels completed their first shutout of the season, a 1-0 win over the Bowie Baysox to extend their winning streak to five games on Tuesday night at The Diamond.
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