In front of a crowd of 2,123 Elks fans at Vince Genna Stadium, the Cowlitz Black Bears defeated Bend 6-5 to sweep the three-game series on Sunday evening.
Down 4-2 going into the fifth, the Cowlitz Black Bears scored at least one in all of the final five innings to take the 10-5 victory over the Bend Elks Friday night.
The Wenatchee Applesox scored in all but three innings to take the 9-4 West Coast League victory over the Cowlitz Black Bears in front of 1,222 fans on Tuesday night.
Jeff Gold tossed a two-hit complete game and allowed just one run, but the Cowlitz Black Bears fell 1-0 to the Kitsap Blue Jackets on Sunday evening in a very quick one hour and 48 minute game.
A five run first for the Corvallis Knights put the game away as the Cowlitz Black Bears fall 7-2 in West Coast League action at Goss Stadium on Tuesday night.
A cheap hidden ball trick from the Corvallis Knights cost Cowlitz the chance to tie the game in the ninth, and the Bears fell to the Knights 5-3 on Monday.
The Cowlitz Black Bears won their second straight West Coast League series with a 6-4 victory over the Kitsap Blue Jackets at David Story Field on Saturday night.
The Cowlitz Black Bears return home on a high note after taking a 2-0 shutout victory over the Bellingham Bells at Joe Martin Field on Wednesday afternoon.
Tied at 5-5 going into the ninth, Cowlitz scored on a single from Ryan Sheeks and held Bellingham in the bottom half to take the 6-5 victory at Joe Martin Field on Tuesday night.
The Cowlitz Black Bears jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the fourth, but a four-run fifth gave the Bellingham Bells the 4-3 West Coast League victory at Joe Martin Field on Monday evening.
Cowlitz fought back from a 9-0 deficit in the second, but couldn’t come all the way back as the Black Bears fell to the Kelowna Falcons 11-7 in West Coast League action at Elks Stadium on Saturday.
The Cowlitz Black Bears fell to the Kelowna Falcons 3-1 in West Coast League play on Friday night at Elks Stadium. The loss is the fourth straight for Cowlitz.
The game on Wednesday ended much the same as it did on Tuesday, with the Cowlitz Black Bears dropping a 10-5 decision to the Moses Lake Pirates at David Story Field.
A monster shot to left by Peirce Bily in the fifth, brought the Cowlitz Black Bears to within one, 2-1, but an RBI double in the seventh gave the Moses Lake Pirates the 3-1 West Coast League victory at David Story Field on Monday evening.
The Cowlitz Black Bears (8-12-1, 5-11 WCL) bounced back from a 2-0 deficit to take a 5-3 West Coast League win over the Kitsap Blue Jackets (11-9 WCL) on Sunday night at the Kitsap Fairgrounds and Special Events Center.
After taking a promising 3-0 lead in the first two innings, the Cowlitz Black Bears (7-12-1) fell to West Coast League foe Corvallis Knights 10-5 at David Story Field on Friday night.
On ‘Guaranteed Win Night’, the Cowlitz Black Bears (7-11) ended a seven-game skid with a 17-4 bashing of the Portland Lobos at David Story Field on Wednesday evening.
The Cowlitz Black Bears tied the ballgame at 4-4 in the bottom of the seventh, but couldn’t hold on as the Portland Bucks scored one in the 10th to take the 5-4 non-league game at David Story Field on Tuesday evening
The Cowlitz Black Bears out hit the visiting Bend Elks 13-12, but the Bears (4-10) left 13 on base as they fell to the Elks 9-4 on Sunday evening in West Coast League action at David Story Field.
A rough third inning for Cowlitz Black Bears(4-9) starter Jeff Gold (Oregon, Fr.) gave the visiting Bend Elks (12-4) all they would need for a 7-2 West Coast League victory at David Story Field on Saturday night.
The Cowlitz Black Bears tied the ballgame at 3-3 in the fifth, but a big five run ninth gave the visiting Bend Elks the 8-3 West Coast League win at David Story Field on Friday night.
In another first of the inaugural season, the Cowlitz Black Bears lost a three-game series by losing to the Wenatchee AppleSox, 4-0, on Wednesday night in Wenatchee.
After a postponed game Saturday night, the Cowlitz Black Bears came back on Sunday to win both games of a doubleheader against the Walla Walla Sweets, 5-3 and 9-2, in seven innings.
With all the improvements and changes at Story Field, fans may need a guide to getting settled in their seats for the Black Bears Opening Night this Friday.
The Black Bears released their 2010 promotional schedule, and it’s packed with two fireworks displays, seven giveaway nights, the antics of Spitball Gang, and a variety of great bargain nights.
We’re very pleased to have our games on KEDO,” said Black Bears general manager Grant Wilson. “And, to land a play-by-play voice with the experience that Ric King has in the market is a real plus for us.”
“We want fans to fully experience the intimacy of the new Story Field, and have increased access to great food, cold beverages, restrooms, and the interaction that’s such a big part of professional style minor league baseball.”
The Black Bears are hosting a jobs fair this Saturday, May 22 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Black Bears office at 755 Vandercook Way, 2nd Floor (just off Washington Way), in order to hire the team staff that will work at home games this summer.
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Baseball is in full swing, from youth leagues to the professionals, and on June 4th the Cowlitz Black Bears baseball team of the West Coast League will begin a new era in our region, bringing a “brand” of baseball bursting with entertainment on and off the field.
Showing their dedication to the community, the Cowlitz Black Bears have partnered with 30 Non-Profit Organizations in Southwest Washington. For each home game of the season, one organization will be acknowledged as the Headline Awareness.
For baseball fans wondering how good your Cowlitz Black Bears will look on the diamond this season, the three-part answer was on display Wednesday at the Red Lion Hotel.
The Cowlitz Black Bears host the Kitsap Blue Jackets tonight in the second game of this three-game series at David Story Field. First pitch is scheduled for 6:35 PM.
To start the third weekend of their season, the Cowlitz Black Bears dropped their first road game to the Walla Walla Sweets, 6-7, in 11 innings at Boleske Stadium in Walla Walla tonight.
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“We are extremely excited to have Logan play for us this summer,” said Black Bears coach Bryson LeBlanc."Logan is a hard-nosed defensive- minded infielder, who plays the game the way it was intended.”
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A Kelso High School graduate who has found success coaching baseball at the prep and college levels will return home this summer to serve as an assistant for the Cowlitz Black Bears collegiate wood-bat team in the West Coast League.
University of Washington pitcher Matt Gorman is among three players who recently agreed to play for the Cowlitz Black Bears of the Western Baseball League beginning in June.
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