SPRINGDALE, AR – Luke Berryhill and Enmanuel Valdez blasted two-run home runs and Jimmy Endersby delivered a strong start as the Hooks picked up a 6-2 triumph over the Naturals Wednesday night at Arvest Ballpark. In taking the first two of this series, Corpus Christi has won five of its

CORPUS CHRISTI - The Wind Surge plated six two-out runs, edging Corpus Christi, 8-6, before 4,130 fans Friday night at Whataburger Field. Wichita posted a pair of markers in both the first and second against Jaime Melendez, sending seven men to bat in each rally. Matt Wallner, who has eight

CORPUS CHRISTI - Wichita scored in all but three frames while taking an 8-3 victory over the Hooks Tuesday night at Whataburger Field in the inaugural meeting between the two teams. The Wind Surge turned four Misael Tamarez walks into runs en route to a 5-1 lead after three. Leobaldo

MIDLAND - Matt Ruppenthal, Chandler Casey and Joe Record teamed to blank the RockHounds over eight innings, sending Corpus Christi to a 3-1 victory Wednesday night at Momentum Bank Ballpark. The Hooks (12-17) have won three of their last five games. Jaime Melendez exited a 1-1 affair following two innings

CORPUS CHRISTI – Thanks to a dominating pitching performance, Enmanuel Valdez’s two-out, two-run blast in the first inning held up Tuesday night as the Hooks upended Tulsa, 2-1, in the series opener at ONEOK Field. Corpus Christi has won three in a row. Jimmy Endersby, who blanked the opposition in

CORPUS CHRSTI – Shay Whitcomb notched four RBIs and was a triple shy of the cycle Sunday afternoon as the Hooks handled the Travelers, 8-6, before 4,064 fans in the series finale at Whataburger Field. With back-to-back wins, Corpus Christi enters the off-day Monday having split the six-game series with

CORPUS CHRISTI – Jimmy Endersby, Devin Conn and Joe Record collaborated on a one-hitter Wednesday night as Corpus Christi, making its season debut as the Honey Butter Chicken Biscuits, knocked off the Travelers, 2-0, at Whataburger Field. Endersby sidestepped a couple walks over the first two frames before navigating past

MIDLAND – Justin Dirden scored from second base on a sac fly and Grae Kessinger belted a three-run home run in the 12th inning Friday night as the Hooks prevailed in a 15-11 victory over the RockHounds before 3,656 fans at Momentum Bank Ballpark. Midland rallied from a seven-run, third-inning

MIDLAND – Jose Bravo fired five innings of one-run ball while Cesar Salazar and Ross Adolph teamed to drive in six runs Tuesday night as Corpus Christi notched an 11-4 win over the RockHounds at Momentum Bank Ballpark. Salazar paced Hooks (2-2) hitters by going 4-for-5 with four runs scored

SPRINGDALE, AR – Clay Dungan sent Northwest Arkansas to its first walk-off win of the year Thursday night by lining a single into right field, scoring Blake Perkins from third base as the Naturals edged the Hooks, 4-3, in 12 innings at Arvest Ballpark. The clubs matched zeros after Corpus

SAN ANTONIO – Ross Adolph crushed a 442-foot home run to right field Friday night, capping a seven-run fifth as the Hooks rolled to a 9-2 victory over the Missions at Wolff Stadium. Corpus Christi has won four of its last five games. Corey Julks, who won the game for

MIDLAND – Ross Adolph and Marty Costes each plated three runs while Joe Record pitched in with four frames of one-run relief Sunday afternoon as the Hooks beat the RockHounds, 7-2, in the series finale at Momentum Bank Ballpark. In forging a split of the six-game series, Corpus Christi (32-40)

MIDLAND – Following his walk-off grand slam on Sunday, Scott Schreiber cleared the bases with a clout to left field in sixth inning Tuesday night, helping the Hooks to an 8-1 triumph over the RockHounds at Momentum Bank Ballpark. Schreiber added a solo blast to right field in the seventh,

CORPUS CHRISTI - The Hooks split a doubleheader with the Frisco RoughRiders Thursday, winning game one, 4-2, but falling in game two, 1-0, at Whataburger Field. Game one was a tale of the long ball for the Hooks, as all four runs scored via homer – all in the second

AMARILLO – Marty Costes clubbed a two-run home run in the ninth inning Thursday night as Corpus Christi upended the Sod Poodles, 6-5, in front of 5,334 fans at Hodgetown. The Hooks (15-17) have won seven of nine from Amarillo this season. J.J. Matijevic handed CC a lead with a