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By Colin Fields Palm Springs, Calif. Leadoff hitter Darrin Willis (University of New Orleans) led off the night for the POWER offense, singling and scoring the opening run for the POWER. He would go on to score three more times for the POWER as the
By: Evan Conn, Photo Credit to Wes Williams Palm Springs, CALIF. – After scoring 17 runs Sunday, there was still plenty of power in the POWER bats for Tuesdays match-up as they plated 14 more runs in a 14-2 win over the California Jays. Three POWE
By: Evan Conn Palm Springs, CALIF. – A POWER offense averaging more than 11 runs per contest adds three players straight from NCAA Tournament teams into the mix this week. Drew Frederic (Sophmore) and Manning Early (Freshman), infielders from Troy U
By Chris Weigl Palm Springs, Calif. ~ The POWER offense was alive and well yet again Sunday night as they defeated the Southern Nevada Titans 17-2. The offense tallied 19 hits en route to their eighth straight win to open the 2018 season. Right-fielder Ma
By: Colin Fields Palm Springs, Calif. Shunto Kamoshida (Keio University) drove in three runs, Travis Weston (San Diego State) picked up his first win as a member of the POWER, and Zach Grande (Cal St. Los Angeles) went 3-4 with 4 RBI as the
By: Chris Weigl, Photo credit to Wes Williams PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – The Palms Springs POWER defeated the OC Pirates Friday night 7-3 behind another strong outing from starting pitcher Blakeney Kearbey (Harris Stowe) and the relentless power
By: Evan Conn, Photo credit to Wes Williams PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – The POWER pitching was lights out Wednesday night and the bats did their usual thing as the POWER defeated the SF Merchants for the second straight night, 13-0. The POWER w
By Colin Fields Palm Springs, Calif. The Power opened up a two game set with the San Francisco Merchants by taking the opener 9-1 on Tuesday night. The POWER began the night with a bang, scoring six runs on five hits and three walks in the f
By Chris Weigl PALM SPRINGS, Calif- The POWER bats came alive for a third night in a row by plating another nine runs to improve to 3-0 on the young season. The POWER came out swinging in the bottom of the first inning when centerfielder John Mauldin (Uni
By: Evan Conn, Photo credit to Wes Williams PALM SPRINGS, Calif. ~ For the second straight game, the POWER supplied more than enough offense to get by the SoCal Halos, 17-7, to complete a two-game series sweep to start the season. The POWER trailed goin
