PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – As we close in on the halfway point of the season, the 2016 Palm Springs POWER could be closing in on some records of their own. The POWER started play in 2004 and many of the team records have been eclipsed by current MLB talen
By Jack Grimse Follow @JackGrimse PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – Both graduates of Palm Desert High School, Jonathan Serven (2012) and Max Compton (2013) are savoring a summer playing baseball for the Palm Springs POWER, and the way of life enjoyed by resid
By Ryan Thies PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – Brothers Ryan and Jason Wheeler have played on similar teams, but rarely at the same time. They both attended Torrance High School, played a year together at Loyola Marymount University and both have gone through the
By Ryan Thies PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – The Palm Springs POWER had a day off from games on Monday afternoon and some players reached out to help the Palm Springs community. Pitcher Jeremy Alderman and outfielder Miles Bice were among the players to hel
Former California Winter League and Palm Springs Power hitting coach and instructor, Dan DiPace Sr., was just named the new manager for the San Rafael Pacifics of the Pacific Association. DiPace had a helping hand in the formation of the California Winter
PALM SPRINGS, CA — Palm Springs Power teammates Todd Dunham and Chesny Young have more in common with each other than just playing for the same team this summer. Dunham, who is from Inverness, Ill. and attends Oakland University in Michigan, and You
PALM SPRINGS, CA — The 41-4 Palm Springs POWER finished the season ranked 16th in the nation in the Summer Collegiate Team Rankings, up from their previous rankings, according to Perfect Game USA, the recognized leader in high school and college lev
PALM SPRINGS, CA — This year’s iteration of the Palm Springs POWER has been truly special. Wednesday’s SCCBL crown, the third POWER SCCBL title in five years, might be the most noticeable, but as the POWER head into their final game of t
UPDATE (July 28th) Bryan Shaw was recalled on July 20, just six days after the original publish date of this story, and the righthander is starting to see increasingly more important work on the mound. The former POWER closer picked up his first two MLB h
PALM SPRINGS, CA — Josh Pond and his 6-foot-6-inch frame arrived at Palm Springs Stadium to join the POWER two weeks ago, already a month into the summer season. Barely clearing the doorway, Pond looked more like an offensive lineman than a closer.
