PALM SPRINGS, Calif.- Former POWER players Brooks Kriske (’14), Jordan Zimmerman (’14) and Brian Serven (’15) were selected on day two of the MLB Draft this afternoon. Kriske and Zimmerman were a part of the 2014 POWER squad that went 41
PALM SPRINGS, CA — Infielder Jordan Zimmerman (Mesa CC) and starting pitcher Brooks Kriske (USC) of the Palm Springs POWER were named SCCBL Player and Pitcher of the Year on Monday, after the two players were models of consistency at the plate and on th
By Josh Miller PALM SPRINGS, CA — The POWER (39-8) were victorious in their final regular season game beating Team APS, 5-1, at Palm Springs Stadium on Tuesday night. Trent Armstrong (Arkansas Tech) was splendid, going seven innings and allowing one run
PALM SPRINGS, CA — The POWER (38-8) scored two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to edge the FBA Sharks, 6-4, at Palm Springs Stadium on Sunday. Ryne Clark (Chico State) had a perfect night at the plate, going 4-for-4 with a double and a run scor
The following seven POWER players were named to the all-star team on Thursday. Hunter Bening Morgan Earman Nick King Brooks Kriske Alex Mistuloff Zach Sterry Jordan Zimmerman Of the seven players selected, four of them are position players and three of th
By Josh Miller PALM SPRINGS, CA — The POWER won their fourth-straight SCCBL Championship with Wednesday night’s 8-2 victory over the Inland Valley Pirates to sweep the best-of-three series. POWER starter Brooks Kriske (USC) was spectacular going seven
By Kurt Martin POMONA, CA – Tuesday marked the beginning of the POWER’s quest for an unprecedented fourth-straight league title and things couldn’t have been crazier in game one of the SCCBL Championship. After eight innings of play, the Palm Sp
By: Clinton Cole PALM SPRINGS, CA- A complete, team effort lifted the POWER to a 14-2 win over the SF Seals on Saturday night at Palm Springs Stadium. Kyle Murray (Hofstra) started on the mound for the POWER and tossed six solid innings only giving up an
By: Clinton Cole PALM SPRINGS, CA- Jordan Zimmerman (Mesa CC) stepped to the plate with nobody down and the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth with just one job to do: get the ball out of the infield. That’s exactly what he did as he lined a
