Sports

The New York Boulders lost to the Evansville Otters at Clover Stadium in Pomona Friday, 7-3, they won Saturday, 5-4. In yesterday’s game, in the second inning, the Boulders had a 2-0 lead thanks to a Tucker Nathans home run, but catcher Joe DeLuca said that’s not enough, we need more…

And that was Marc Ernay with the call on the Boulders Broadcast Network. That was Deluca’s 11th dinger this year, extending his hitting streak to six games. The Boulders would go on to win, 7-5. The Boulders are off today.

If you’d like to learn more about Rockland’s volunteer firefighters or just thank them for their service, you can do so at tonight’s Boulders game. Joe Allen is with the Boulders and he encourages everyone to come to the game to celebrate “Firefighter Night”…

Rockland’s Director of Fire and Emergency Services Chris Kear says there’s lots of stuff for families to do and learn about fire safety, and you can learn how you can become a volunteer firefighter…

Firefighters just need to show their badge at the box office to get two tickets for $20 and two more tickets free. They can also get free beard trims and haircuts, participate in the Firefighter Relay challenge, and more. For more information, click here.

The New York Boulders played game two of their three-game series against the Sussex County Miners yesterday in Pomona. The Miners jumped out to an early 3-0 lead, but in the second inning the Boulders would make some noise of their own with first baseman Joe DeLuca at the plate…

And that was Marc Ernay with the call on the Boulders Broadcast Network. The Boulders would go on to lose, 9-2. Game three is tonight at Skylands Stadium in New Jersey.

The New York Boulders took on the Gateway Grizzlies in game three of their three-game series in Pomona. The Boulders were down 3-0 in the sixth with shortstop Gabriel Garcia at bat with a man on second…

And that was Andrew Van Cura and Marc Ernay with the call on the Boulders Broadcast Network. The Boulders would go on to win, 5-3, completing the sweep of the Grizzlies, they’ve got four wins in a row. The Boulders take to the road to face the Tri-City ValleyCats for a three-game series starting tonight.

The New York Boulders took on the Gateway Grizzlies in game one of their three-game series in Pomona. The Boulders had a 5-0 lead in the eighth inning, when the Grizzlies tried to get things going but their best hitter, Peter Zimmerman, struck out swinging. He started arguing with the umpiring crew over something and was immediately tossed from the game. After some more arguing, the very next play was a close call at the plate that went against the Grizzlies, leading to more arguing by the Grizzlies manager…

And that was Andrew Van Cura with the call on the Boulders Broadcast Network. The Boulders would go on to win, 5-1. Game two of the series is this morning at 11am. If you can’t make it to the stadium, catch all the action here on AM1700 WRCR.