Barnstormers’ Right Fielder Steals Three in 7-4 Defeat Despite the best efforts of right fielder Devon Torrence, who stole three bases on the afternoon, the Barnstormers dropped their third straight

The Lancaster Barnstormers raced out to a 3-0 lead as seven of their first 11 batters rapped out base hits off left-hander Jake Fisher on Saturday evening. However, the road-weary

The Long Island Ducks had 12 consecutive batters reach base with two outs in the bottom of the sixth, rallying for a 12-8 nightcap victory over the Lancaster Barnstormers and

Stephen Cardullo capped an impressive series in mighty fashion. The High Point Rockers infielder belted a grand slam, his second homer of the night and fifth of the series, to

Frank Nigro is fresh out of Division II Wilmington University, but he made a huge impact at the professional level Wednesday afternoon. The 21-year old High Point catcher, with his

Stephen Cardullo blasted a pair of home runs on Tuesday evening as the High Point Rockers dropped the travel-weary Lancaster Barnstormers, 4-1, in the opener of a three-game series at

The York Revolution strung together four doubles in the top of the sixth inning to pull away from the Lancaster Barnstormers on Sunday afternoon, completing a four-game sweep, 7-2. With

Just as in the day game, the Lancaster Barnstormers had a chance in the bottom of the seventh.  They did not take advantage of the opportunity. The Barnstormers loaded the

Telvin Nash and Angelys Nina did beat the Lancaster Barnstormers on Saturday afternoon with something Lancaster has not done all season – homer to left at Clipper Magazine Stadium. Nash

Only one inning went by on Friday evening without at least three York batters reaching base. That inning produced a two-run homer. Overall, 33 Revs found their way on board