BOISE, IDAHO --- The Boise Hawks beat the Hillsboro Hops 6-4 on Sunday night at Memorial Stadium in the next-to-last game of the regular season. Hillsboro stranded 11 men on base, including seven in scoring position, and had two runners tagged out at home plate.Boise (12-25 in the second half,

Hillsboro sent first round flame thrower Drey Jameson to the mound to contest Boise's Will Ethridge. Jameson came out locked in: mowing down the first two hitters he faced. Hillsboro went quietly in the bottom of the first as Ethridge was equally impressive. 

SPOKANE, WASH. --- The Hillsboro Hops defeated the Spokane Indians 7-2 on Monday night at Avista Stadium, moving the Hops within one win of earning their sixth consecutive playoff berth, which would break a Northwest League record they currently share with the Vancouver Canadians. (Vancouver made the postseason five consecutive

Hillsboro sent Oregon Duck Ryne Nelson to the mound to contest Jason Reynolds. Nelson had the early advantage with a scoreless top of the first.  

Hillsboro sent 1st rounder Drey Jameson to the mound to oppose Jorge Benitez of Everett. Jameson recorded one out and gave up a run before he was lifted in favor of Erin Baldwin. Baldwin thwarted the threat and added a solid inning and a third of shutout relief ball.  

It was a battle between the Volcanoes' Travis Perry and the Hops Luis Frias, both top talents in the Northwest League. Frias was his usual self, scattering five hits over five innings and striking out four hitters. Perry, however, went shot for shot with Frias, throwing six innings of scoreless

Portland sent southpaw Andrew Saalfrank to the mount to duel Eduarniel Nunez of Eugene. Saalfrank had a scoreless top half of the frame and immediately received run support.  

BOISE, IDAHO --- Kristian Robinson and Jesus Marriaga each knocked home four runs as the Hillsboro Hops scored 11 times in the first two frames on the way to a 12-3 win on Friday night at Memorial Stadium. Hillsboro (18-10) remains one game behind first-place Salem-Keizer in the South Division,

BOISE, IDAHO ---- Ricky Martinez's leaping catch at third base ended Thursday night's series opener at Memorial Stadium, preventing the tying runs from scoring and preserving Hillsboro's 3-1 win. The Hops (17-10) are now a game and a half out of first place in the South Division --- pending the

On Saturday night, the Hillsboro Hops defeated the Eugene Emeralds 4-3 on walk-off base hit by Jorge Barrosa. The Hops rallied late to spoil a lead by the Ems. This was the 37th walk-off winner in Hops franchise history. Hillsboro is 2-1 in extras this year, and 30-15 all time.  Hops

PASCO, WASH. --- It's early yet... but if what we've seen so far is any indication, the Hillsboro Hops are going to be a force in 2019.The Hops used an 11-hit attack for an 8-1 win in the opener of a four-game series at Tri-City on Monday. Hillsboro pitchers have