(8/7/10)-The AppleSox have locked up a spot in the 2010 West Coast League Playoffs. For the third straight season the AppleSox are the WCL's East Division Champions and will have home field advantage in the Divisional Round of the playoffs. Also for the third straight season the AppleSox will face the Kelowna Falcons in the first round of the playoffs. The AppleSox have swept the Falcons to advance to the WCL Championship Series the last two seasons.

The AppleSox will have at least one more home game this season, Game 2 of the Divisional Round of the playoffs against Kelowna will be in Wenatchee on Wednesday, August 11th at 7:05 pm. Tickets for the playoff game are now available online and can purchased by clicking here.

(8/6/10)-The AppleSox are in Bend to finish up the regular season against the Elks. The AppleSox will start the final series of the regular season on Friday at Vince Genna Stadium. First pitch is set for 6:35 pm on Friday and Saturday. The final game of the regular season on Sunday will begin at 5:05 pm

The East Division Champion AppleSox come into Bend after taking two out of three games from the Kitsap BlueJackets, including a come-from-behind extra innings win on Thursday.

(8/3/10)-The AppleSox are hitting the road to begin their longest road trip of the season. The six-day road swing will begin on Tuesday in Kitsap. The AppleSox will play a three-game series with the BlueJackets, who took two out of three from Wenatchee in the opening home series of the season. First pitch for all three games in Kitsap is set for 7:05 pm.

After finishing the series with the BlueJackets, the East Division Champions head to Oregon for the final series of the regular season against the Bend Elks beginning on Friday. Catch all the action on 560 KPQ or online through www.kpq.com.

The AppleSox are on the road to make their first ever trip to Cowlitz to take on the Black Bears.  The AppleSox come into the series with a 22-14 record and a six-game lead for first place in the East Division. All three-games of the series start at 6:35 pm. The AppleSox will give Zack Weiss his first start of season on Tuesday, Marco Gonzales will start on Wednesday, and Tim Culligan will wrap up the series on Thursday.

Listen live to all the action on 560 KPQ or online at www.kpq.com.

After taking the series from the Cowlitz Black Bears on the road, the AppleSox are back at home tonight to start a three-game series with the Corvallis Knights. The final home series of the regular season will be a rematch of the last two West Coast League Championship Series. The AppleSox fell to the Knights in 2008, but swept Corvallis to capture the 2009 title. The AppleSox enter the series with a seven-game lead in the East Division, while the Knights come to town the top team in the West Division.

First pitch for all three games of the weekend series is scheduled for 7:05 pm. Come out to the ballpark and cheer on the AppleSox as they take on their West Division rivals. To buy tickets online, click here.

The AppleSox are back at home to take on the Bend Elks in a two-game series beginning Sunday night. Wenatchee is fresh off of sweeping the Bellingham Bells on the road. Bend comes

The AppleSox have wrapped up non-league play for the season after sweeping the Portland Toros and now turn their attention to the Bellingham Bells. The AppleSox hit the road for a three-game series with the Bells starting Thursday night.

Wenatchee will start Marco Gonzales on Thursday, followed by Zack Gallagher on Friday, and Tim Culligan to wrap up the series on Saturday. After the series in Bellingham, the AppleSox will be back at home Sunday for a two game series with the Bend Elks, the top team in the West Coast League’s West Division.

The AppleSox are back in action at home beginning tonight after taking two out of three games north of the border against the Kelowna Falcons. Wenatchee enters the two-game non-league series with the Portland Toros in first place in the West Coast League’s East Division. The AppleSox enter the non-league series with a three-game lead in the division over the second place Moses Lake Pirates and a five-game lead over the third place Kelowna Falcons. First pitch for both Tuesday and Wednesday night is set for 7:05 pm.

 

The AppleSox made their way north of the border to begin a three-game series with the Kelowna Falcons. The AppleSox picked up the game one victory thanks to solid pitching from three Lower Columbia College Red Devils. Tim Culligan picked up his third win of the year and was followed by Todd Griffiths and Jeff Ames who combined to throw four scoreless innings in relief.

Wenatchee will start Scotty Burris in game two of the series on Saturday night. First pitch is at 7:05 pm at Elks Stadium. The AppleSox will turn to Michael McIver on the final game of the series Sunday which is at 6:05 pm. Catch all the action from Kelowna on the air on 560 KPQ or listen online through www.kpq.com with AppleSox radio broadcaster Chris King.

The AppleSox will put their division lead on the line as they begin a three-game series tonight with the Moses Lake Pirates. First pitch for all three games at Paul Thomas Sr. Field is set for 7:05 pm. After a hot start, the AppleSox busted out of their recent slump by taking the series from the Walla Walla Sweets over the weekend. The AppleSox (14-11) enter the series with a 1.5 game lead over the second place Pirates (12-12). Wenatchee swept the three-game series in Moses Lake when the teams met up for the first time this season. Tickets are still available for all three games of this important series. To buy tickets online, click here.