Come meet the entire AppleSox team and get a FREE autographed team poster courtesy of Pepsi at Memorial Park this Saturday, August 6^th. The team will be at the park signing autographs and giving away FREE posters from 11 AM to 1 PM.

This year the annual autograph party is part of a community barbeque/fundraiser that Pepsi is hosting for their employee Chris Hastings, who was involved in a racing accident at the Super Oval. We hope you can join the AppleSox and Coyote this Saturday from 11 AM to 1 PM at Memorial Park.

The AppleSox are back at home to begin the final regular season homestand of the year. The team will face both the Kelowna Falcons (Tuesday-Thursday) and the Bellingham Bells (Friday-Sunday) to wrap up the regular season at home.

While on the road for a six-game swing, the AppleSox wrapped up first place in the West Coast League’s East Division and home field advantage in the first round of the playoffs. The AppleSox will open the playoffs at either Bellingham or Walla Walla on Friday, August 12^th. The team will host a home playoff game on Saturday, August 13^th at 7:05 pm at Paul Thomas Sr. Field. If necessary game three of the Divisional Round will take place at Paul Thomas Sr. Field on Sunday, August 14^th.

The AppleSox complete head to Bellingham to complete the road trip with a three-game series against the Bells. Wenatchee comes into the series fresh off a sweep of the Kitsap BlueJackets and with a WCL best 33-9 record.

It will be the first time this year that the AppleSox will face the Bells. Bellingham is currently in second place in the East Division, but has a mere one game lead on the Walla Walla Sweets. The AppleSox have already wrapped up first place the East Division and secured a playoff spot for the fourth straight season.

The East All-Stars pulled out the 4-2 victory over the West at Goss Stadium in Corvallis to win the 2011 All-Stars. The East featured ten AppleSox players and were led by the Wenatchee coaching staff.

AppleSox southpaw Alex Phillips earned the victory in front of an All-Star Game record crowd of 2,517 in Corvallis. The University of Kentucky junior pitched a scoreless second inning.

The AppleSox are back at Paul Thomas Sr. Field to begin a three-game weekend series with the Bend Elks. The Elks are the only team that Wenatchee has lost a series to all season long. Bend swept the AppleSox last weekend at Vince Genna Stadium in Bend. Wenatchee comes into the series fresh off a sweep of the Kelowna Falcons.

The series will be a rematch of the 2010 WCL Championship Series, where the AppleSox took their second straight title in a thrilling three-game series.

West Coast League president Ken Wilson announced the league's 2011 All-Star teams as voted on by fans, league coaches and major league scouts.

The East Division team, coached by Ed Knaggs of Wenatchee, features ten AppleSox, including ace pitcher Owen Jones of the University of Portland. Jones leads the league with five wins.

The Wenatchee AppleSox climbed the latest Perfect Game Top 25 summer collegiate baseball poll to the #3 spot in the country. It’s the highest ranking for the AppleSox of the season, who were previously ranked #7 and #4.

Wenatchee is the top ranked summer collegiate team on the west coast, behind #1 Edenton Steamers (Coastal Plains League) and #2 Hyannis Harbor Hawks (Cape Cod League).

The AppleSox hit the road to begin their first series of the season with the Bend Elks. Wenatchee opens the three-game weekend series at Vince Genna Stadium on Friday. It will be the first time the AppleSox and Elks have played since facing off in the 2010 WCL Championship Series.

Wenatchee will start University of Kentucky junior Alex Phillips on Friday. Phillip Ferragamo will toe the rubber on Saturday and Owen Jones will wrap up the series with the Elks on Saturday. First pitch on Friday and Saturday is set for 6:35 pm and Sunday’s game will begin at 5:05 pm

The AppleSox longest stretch at home of the 2011 season wraps up with single games against Walla Walla on Monday and the last non-league game of the year Wednesday against the Portland Baseball Club. Monday’s game with the Sweets is the rubber match of the series that began July 3^rd and the 4^th, with each team pulling out a come from behind victory.

The AppleSox enter the games fresh off a sweep of the non-league Portland Toros. Wenatchee sits in first place of the WCL’s East Division with a 24-5 record.

The Wenatchee AppleSox Baseball Club teamed up with Apple Valley Honda to make a donation to the Royal Family Kids Camp after “Go Green” night at the ballpark on June 24th. To highlight the ecologically-friendly Honda product line that was on display at the ballpark, the AppleSox wore special green jerseys during the game as the AppleSox beat the Portland Ports. After the game, the jerseys were auctioned off to the highest bidder. The net proceeds totaled $780.

The primary purpose of Royal Family Kids Camp is to give children from abusive situations a week of positive memories in a fun Christian environment. In addition to receiving the attention and encouragement of an adult camp counselor and his/her "buddy camper," each camper is also exposed to a variety of fun activities, designed for their success and to build self-esteem.  Activity centers, games, sports, hiking - sometimes even swimming, fishing and horse-back riding - are all part of the program.