Northwoods Leagues Announces Six-Team ‘Michigan Pod’ to Begin Summer Play

PRESS RELEASE – The Traverse City Pit Spitters, Kalamazoo Growlers and the Battle Creek Bombers in cooperation with the Northwoods League, announced today that baseball will be played in Traverse City, Kalamazoo and Battle Creek this summer.

Growlers, Bombers Pick Rebranding Food Fight

PRESS RELEASE – Southwest Michigan is going to see a good old fashioned schoolyard fight this summer. A food fight that is.

Bombers Host ‘2nd Amendment Education Night’ Tonight

The Battle Creek Bombers (Summer Collegiate, Northwoods League) will host “2nd Amendment Education Night” Friday night.  The event has been in the works since at least October.  General Manager Tony Iovieno said he hopes fans will take away knowledge of Constitutional and Michigan law on guns as well information about firearms safety education.  Read more here.

 

Bombers Announce Cheboygaroni and Cheese and Epic Red Ale for 2016 Season

PRESS RELEASE – he Battle Creek Bombers, home of the Twinkie Dog and Poptarko, are at it again with its 2016 menu additions. Cheboygaroni and Cheese and, for the first time, a Bombers-inspired beer, Frankenmuth’s Epic Red Ale (E.R.A.) will debut during the Bombers’ tenth-anniversary season.

Bombers Unveil Special ‘Fruity Pebbles’ Jersey

PRESS RELEASE – Battle Creek is known around the country as “Cereal City U.S.A.” It only makes sense that the Battle Creek Bombers are partnering with Post Foods this summer with the team’s Fruity Pebbles-inspired jersey.

Battle Creek Bombers Announce 10-Year Anniversary Plans, Unveil Logo

PRESS RELEASE – The Battle Creek Bombers today announced plans for the celebration of the team’s 10th anniversary in Battle Creek. The Northwoods League affiliate also revealed a new commemorative logo for the 2016 season.

City, Bombers Agree to Lease Extension

The Battle Creek Bombers are staying put here in Battle Creek. The Northwoods League franchise and the City of Battle Creek announced an extension on the Bombers’ current lease, which was set to expire following the 2016 season. The extension adds on another five years, meaning the Bombers will continue to call Battle Creek and C.O. Brown stadium home through at least 2021.

C.O. Brown Stadium Getting Improvements

PRESS RELEASE – CO Brown Stadium in Bailey Park, home of the Battle Creek Bombers, is set to receive new renovations this spring to precede the 2014 Bombers season.