by Palm Springs POWER | Jun 7, 2011 | 2011, All News, Features, News Archives, Past POWER Players
It has been an eventful couple of days for POWER alum as the 2011 MLB Amateur Draft has progressed. As of Tuesday evening, seven former POWER players have been chosen in this year’s draft. OF Keenyn Walker was taken with the Chicago White Sox’s first pick...
by Palm Springs POWER | May 30, 2011 | 2011, All News, Features, News Archives
Donald Glover signed in the SCCBL tryout and joins the Power for the 2011 season. Glover comes from Western Nevada College, where he is a sophomore. He is a 6′ left handed hitting and right handed throwing catcher. Cade Gotta is another person singed in the...
by Palm Springs POWER | Apr 22, 2011 | 2011, All News, Features, News Archives, Past POWER Players
Kent Walton played in the CWL in 2006 & 2007 and is now a part of the Oakland A’s organization playing in Stockton. Walton hit for the cycle when he tripled in the 9th inning in the win against the Lancaster JetHawks. This was his first cycle of his career...
by Palm Springs POWER | Feb 25, 2011 | 2011, All News, Features, News Archives
Harry Gurley will return to his post as manager for the Palm Springs POWER for the 2011 season. Gurley served as the team’s pitching coach in 2010 under manager Tom Gamboa, who will manage the Los Angeles Angels’ Single-A affiliate in San Bernardino....
by Palm Springs POWER | Feb 24, 2011 | 2011, All News, Features, News Archives
Dan DiPace is the Director of Player Procurement for the California Winter League and an Associate Scout for the Atlanta Braves. DiPace joins POWER Manager Harry Gurley’s staff as the hitting coach and offensive instructor. He will coach third base for the...
by Palm Springs POWER | Dec 15, 2010 | 2010, All News, Features
Palm Springs Power has been named one of the top summer collegiate teams in PerfectGame.org’s final rankings. The Power consistently made an impression in the rankings throughout the season. Click on the link below to view the final rankings for the 2010...
