POMONA, Calif.- After outscoring the IV Bucs 29-9 in their previous two meetings, the Palm Springs POWER relied on good defense and a big day from Willie Bourbon to win game one, 6-2. Bourbon’s RBI single in the first inning started the scoring but Al
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – If the POWER were worried about their offense before this critical series with the Buccaneers, they most definitely aren’t concerned anymore after dismantling Inland Valley 14-3 and outscoring them 29-9 in the last two
PALM SPRINGS, Calif.- With playoff seeding and a regular-season SCCBL title on the line, the POWER needed their best effort with the Inland Valley Bucs in town. The POWER trailed the Bucs 6-5 heading to the bottom of the fifth inning, but that’s whe
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – The POWER swept a pivotal two-game series against the SoCal Bombers and after taking 13 innings to win last night, Palm Springs only needed a couple of big innings to dominate the Bombers in a 9-2 victory. The POWER’s 1-
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – After a tough throwing error that led to a go-ahead run for Southern Nevada in the 5th inning, Baylor third baseman West Tunnell pounded his chest to acknowledge his mistake and promptly took the game in his own hands in the b
PALM SPRINGS, Calif.- Tonight the POWER played a marvelous game for the 4th of July. Starting on the mound tonight for the Palm Springs POWER was the ever-so–crafty Jumpei Akanuma. Jumpei was lights-out as he pitched five solid innings, giving up an
PALM SPRINGS, Calif,- The 9-12 Arroyo Seco Sentinels challenged the Palm Springs POWER at Palm Springs Stadium tonight to kick off a two-game conference series. Arroyo Seco started Scott Belina who pitched and lost the last time these two teams faced off
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – Tonight the POWER could not hang on as they dropped the fourth and final game of the four-game series with the San Diego Force. This split of the series makes the POWER’s conference record 4-4 on the year with an overall
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
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – Michigan State third baseman Taylor Grace approached the plate with two runners on looking to give his team a chance as the POWER were down 5-1 entering the ninth. He would double home both David Posas (Mercer) and Tyler Lapor
