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, CA- Jumpei Akanuma (COD) stymied So Cal Catch batters and scattered seven hits over five innings en route to an opening night win as the POWER knocked off the Catch, 11-3. Willie Bourbon (Northwestern) drove in the season’s first run
By Ryan Thies PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – In a tune-up game before the So Cal World series, the Palm Springs POWER took care of business against the East LA Dodgers by shutting them out 7-0. A big first inning would give the POWER early momentum and the POWE
By: Andy Humphrey PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – The SCCBL Championship Series kicked off at Palm Springs Stadium Friday, but the Palm Springs POWER were unsuccessful in grabbing an opening game victory as they fell to the Orange County Riptide by a score of 6-
By: Jack Grimse Follow @JackGrimse PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – Friday night was the third SCCBL meeting of the season between the Palm Springs POWER and Orange County Riptide, and for the first time, the POWER were defeated by the Riptide, losing 12-10. B
By Tom Liguori PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – On Wednesday night the Palm Springs POWER bounced back against the Inland Valley Buccaneers winning by a lopsided score of 12-2 in an SCCBL divisional contest. The win marked the 23rd time the POWER have earned a wi
By: Tanner Myers PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – Tuesday evening featured the POWER squaring off against the Inland Valley Buccaneers for the third time this season. Unlike the first two meetings however, the POWER were unable to repeat the previous success agai
By: Tom Liguori SAN DIEGO – The Palm Springs POWER embarked on their second road trip of the season on Monday. With first place in the SCCBL on the line, the POWER faced off against their divisional foes, the San Diego Force. After splitting a two-game
By: Andy Humphrey PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – For the first time this season, the POWER earned a three-game series sweep by notching a comeback victory against the San Francisco Seals Sunday by a score of 7-4 at Palm Springs Stadium. Right-hander Ryan Avila
