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Palm Springs, CA – Saturday was Pride Night at Palm Springs Stadium as the POWER improved to 5-0 on the 2021 season with a full dismantling of the Arroyo Seco Saints, 11-2. ARS 2B Justin Torres broke a scoreless tie in the 3rd inning with a solo hom
Palm Springs – The Palm Springs Power edged past the Arroyo Seco Saints in their first meeting of the year with a 4-3 victory. Palm Springs remains undefeated four games into the season. The Power got the offense started early with a three-spot in the f
Palm Springs, CALIF – The Palm Springs Power defeated the Inland Valley Buccaneers by a 4-1 final on Wednesday evening for their third straight win to open the 2021 season. Raul Salazar made his first start of the season for the Power and did not disapp
Palm Springs, Calif. – When Yorba Linda native Bryan Leef finished the summer season in 2019 with the Chill, he’d already been lauded as an impact transfer to University of the Cumberlands, finishing the 2019 season an NAIA All-American Honorable
Palm Springs, Calif. – The POWER fought hard for their second win of the 2021 season, defeating the Long Beach Legends, 8-6. The POWER led 6-1 after 3 innings, and after the Legends tied the game in the 5th inning, 1B Mark Kirkland delivered the go-
PALM SPRINGS, Calif – The Palm Springs POWER returned to the field after nearly two years away with a victory of the OC Legends, with a score of 10-0. The POWER offense was paced by 11 hits, including contributions from CF Izayah Alvarez and Bryan L
Palm Springs, CALIF – The Palm Springs POWER are BACK in 2021 for a summer full of fun, safe, and exciting family entertainment. The POWER will be playing games at Palm Springs Stadium on Fridays, Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays beginning with Openi
STORY BY BILL DWYRE, PALM SPRINGS LIFE MAGAZINE. CLICK HERE TO VIEW FULL STORY WITH ADDITIONAL PHOTOS It would have been fitting if longtime Angels’ baseball fans had gathered on the mound of Palm Springs Stadium on Feb. 24. One could have held up a s
The POWER Baseball organization is working hard to return to action this summer with an abundance of caution for the safety of our players, staff, and fans. Currently there is still uncertainty at the state level for when fan attendance at outdoor sport
The Palm Springs POWER Baseball organization has made the decision to postpone the start of our 2020 summer season in Palm Springs. The season was to begin on May 29th. We are evaluating the situation and local and state government restrictions on a daily
