The Lancaster Barnstormers unleashed a four-homer attack on Tuesday evening to defeat the New Britain Bees in the opener of a four-game series and seven-game homestand at Clipper Magazine Stadium.

The Lancaster Barnstormers have signed one-time Major League infielder Gift Ngoepe, it was announced today by manager Ross Peeples.  Peeples also announced that right-handed pitcher Connor Overton has signed with

After two straight one-sided wins, the Lancaster Barnstormers ran out of gas on Sunday night. The Barnstormers managed only one single over the last 6 1/3 innings, dropping a 3-1

Devon Torrence bunted for his fourth hit of the night with Lancaster leading, 7-0. On his fifth trip to the plate, he took a Dan Runzler fastball to the back.

John Anderson dealt seven strong innings, and the Barnstormers rapped out 10 hits as Lancaster picked up its first win in five games at Constellation Field, 7-3. Anderson (7-5) limited

Anthony Giansanti came up with the big blow for the Sugar Land Skeeters on Thursday night, a three-run homer in the bottom of the eighth inning to defeat the Lancaster

Buddy Baumann fired his fourth quality start of the season against the Sugar Land Skeeters.  He and his ballclub have yet to win one. D.J. Peterson produced the only runs

The Lancaster Barnstormers put on a furious rush to force extra innings on Tuesday evening, only to fall on Wednesday morning. Lancaster struck for four runs in the top of

Denis Phipps slugged a decisive three-run homer off Nate Reed in the bottom of the third inning on Monday evening, leading the Sugar Land Skeeters to a 5-2 victory over

John Anderson struck out a season-high eight, and Andrew Aplin socked a two-run homer in the first inning to lead the Lancaster Barnstormers to a 4-1 win over the Southern