The Hill City Howlers snapped their three-game losing streak by knocking off the Delmarva Shorebirds, 8-4, on Saturday night. Ryan DeSanto pitched a gem for his second victory of the season. His 6.1 IP was the longest outing by a Howlers starter this season, he also picked up five strikeouts

Two big innings downed the Hill City Howlers as the Delmarva Shorebirds pulled out the 9-1 win on Friday night. The game was played throughout nasty weather, which caused difficulties for Hill City pitchers. Ryan Prager struggled through several rain-filled innings early in the game as he was settled with

The Delmarva Shorebirds swept the doubleheader over the Hill City Howlers in two high-scoring affairs on Thursday evening. Game one came down to the wire, as the Howlers fell 10-9 in extra innings. In game two, the game was tied heading to the final frame before the Shorebirds put an

The Hill City Howlers won their fourth game in a row, using a dramatic eighth inning to supplant the Delmarva Shorebirds 6-4 on Wednesday night. After a combined three runs through seven innings, the two teams brought seven runs across in the eighth frame. The game was a sloppy affair,

Tuesday’s game between the Hill City Howlers and the Delmarva Shorebirds has been postponed due to inclement weather. The game will be rescheduled as a doubleheader on Tuesday, July 23, at 5 p.m. The regularly scheduled game two will begin approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of game one. Fans

The Hill City Howlers completed a much-needed three-game sweep of the Fredericksburg Nationals with a 10-7 triumph Sunday. Hill City (8-16) earned its first series win since beating Delmarva four games to two in the first week of May. The Howlers got the job done with timely scoring, including a

The Charleston RiverDogs sent the Hill City Howlers quietly into the All-Star Break behind a 13-4 ballgame on Sunday afternoon. The game was tied at two heading into the seventh inning where an 11-run frame catapulted the RiverDogs into a comfortable lead. With the win, the RiverDogs earned the win

A Baltimore Chop from Yeiferth Castillo delivered the Hill City Howlers the walk-off win in extra innings over the Charleston RiverDogs on Saturday night. The 5-4 victory was spurred on by a handful of errors from the RiverDogs, as the Howlers capitalized several times for the win. For Hill City,

The Charleston RiverDogs swept the doubleheader from the Hill City Howlers on Friday evening. Game one was a blowout, 15-1, as the RiverDogs put up five innings with crooked numbers. Game two was a bit closer, with Charleston coming from behind to win 6-3. Game one was dominated by the

The Hill City Howlers evened the series with the Charleston RiverDogs behind a strong offensive performance, winning 7-3 on Thursday. Hill City dropped a total of ten hits in the contest. The RiverDogs did not go without their fair share of baserunners, as they walked a total of eight times,

The Hill City Howlers struggled through game one of their series with the Charleston RiverDogs, falling 9-2, on Wednesday. Blake Morgan, the starter for the RiverDogs, made life miserable for the Howlers, working six innings, only giving up one run and striking out four. The Howlers finished with a total

Tuesday’s game between the Hill City Howlers and the Charleston RiverDogs has been postponed due to unplayable field conditions. The game will be rescheduled as a doubleheader on Friday, July 10. The regularly scheduled game two will begin approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of game one. First pitch for

A topsy-turvy game fell in favor of the Fayetteville Woodpeckers as they held on to win 10-9 over the Hill City Howlers on Sunday. The Howlers were no-hit until the sixth inning. From the fifth inning through the eighth, the two teams combined for 17 total runs. Fayetteville scored in

Luis De La Cruz treated Hill City Howlers fans to an early fireworks show as his seventh inning home run gave the Howlers the 4-2 lead and victory over the Fayetteville Woodpeckers on the Fourth of July. The team was carried by tremendous pitching performances from Harrison Bodendorf, Conner Whittaker,

The Fayetteville Woodpeckers secured a split of the series with a 3-0 victory over the Hill City Howlers on Friday evening. Hill City finished the night with just three hits. Despite having the bases loaded with one out in the sixth, the Howlers could not find the timely hit to

The Hill City Howlers saw their lead evaporate in the middle innings as the Fayetteville Woodpeckers stormed ahead for an 11-5 victory on Thursday evening. The bullpen for the Howlers struggled to throw strikes and allowed the game to slip away quickly. Hill City pitching combined for a total of

The Fayetteville Woodpeckers ran away from the Hill City Howlers on Wednesday evening, winning 9-5. Hill City struggled to capitalize on base runners, having at least one aboard in all but one inning. The ‘Peckers had received a tremendous start from Jagger Beck, who went five full innings of shutout

The Hill City Howlers won their second straight game, taking down the Fayetteville Woodpeckers 5-4 on Tuesday evening. Fayetteville was kept off the board until the eighth inning when Kevin Alvarez carried the load, scoring four in the final two innings. However, the Howlers found the win behind a strong

The Hill City Howlers lost their seventh straight game in a walk-infested 13-1 defeat to the Hickory Crawdads. Hill City (31-41) walked 14 batters in the game, a season high for the club that came into the game second in the Carolina League in free passes, giving up 445 prior

A Nick Monile home run in the eighth halted the Hill City Howlers comeback as the Wilson Warbirds hung on to win 11-6 on Sunday afternoon. The Warbirds, despite being held to six hits, found ways to capitalize on walks and Howlers mistakes to put 11 runs on the board.

The Hill City Howlers stole the doubleheader over the Wilson Warbirds on Saturday afternoon, winning both late in the game. Game one fell 4-3 after the Howlers retook the lead in the eighth inning. Game two was a 1-0 pitcher’s duel capped off by an Anthony Martinez walk-off home run

Friday’s game between the Hill City Howlers and the Wilson Warbirds has been suspended due to inclement weather. In the middle of the first inning of a scoreless game, the skies opened, and the tarp was placed on the field. The game will be restarted as a doubleheader on Saturday,

The Hill City Howlers succumbed to the strong pitching of the Wilson Warbirds, falling 7-3 on Thursday evening. Hill City combined for five hits in the loss while surrendering eight of their own. Of note, Howlers relief arm Javi Torres made his home debut, throwing two scoreless innings . Wilson

Despite an eventful ninth, the Hill City Howlers fell 8-7 to the Wilson Warbirds on Wednesday evening. Hill City had the tying run in scoring position and the winning run aboard with one out in the ninth but could not get over the hump. For the second straight night, the

The offense erupted for the Hill City Howlers en route to a 12-6 win over the Wilson Warbirds on Tuesday evening. Hill City led 12-0 through the first four innings before the Warbirds climbed their way back into the game. Every member of both teams found their way aboard through