Sweets Leadership Program Back for Third Consecutive Year

PRESS RELEASE – The Walla Walla Sweets, in partnership with Walla Walla Community College are excited once again work with local elementary schools on the Sweets Leadership Program. The program, started in 2013, is a community program for 4th and 5th grade elementary school students, and will launch in schools this week.

Pippins’ Offices Moving Downtown

PRESS RELEASE – While the Yakima Valley Pippins continue to make preparations for the 2015 season, the club reached an important milestone Tuesday, by announcing that the team office is moving to downtown Yakima.

Corvallis Knights Unveil New Logo

PRESS RELEASE – With an acknowledgement to their historic past, the Corvallis Knights will make a fresh statement this season with the introduction of new team colors and a bold new logo. After considerable offseason research, the West Coast League’s most successful franchise teamed up with San Diego based branding company Brandiose to chart its new path.

Bells Hire New Voice

PRESS RELEASE – The Bellingham Bells have recently hired Kyle Crooks to be the voice of the Bells for the 2015 season. Crooks will provide play-by-play commentary for all 56 games during summer 2015.

Fraser to Assume Duties as Pippins GM

Zachary Fraser, who serves as chief operating officer of the Pacific Baseball Ventures ownership group which owns both the Yakima Valley Pippins and Walla Walla Sweets of the summer collegiate West Coast League, will step in as general manager of the Pippins for the 2015 season.  The group has had difficulty finding the right person for the job after Noel Zanchelli was let go at mid-season last year.  Read more here.

Corvallis Knights Add Four to Board

PRESS RELEASE – Knights Baseball Club, Inc. has added four new members to its Board of Directors, Corvallis Knights president Dan Segel announced Thursday.

Rogues Name New GM

PRESS RELEASE – The Medford Rogues today announced the appointment of Ian Church to the position of General Manager of the Medford Rogues and of Harry & David Field. Church takes the reins from former GM Chuck Heeman, who left the team in December to accept a position with the City of Yuma, Arizona.