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Fireflies Six-Run Comeback Falls One-Run Short

The Fireflies score eight in the last five innings in series split
April 28, 2024

COLUMBIA, SC – The Columbia bats charged back, but couldn’t complete the largest comeback in franchise history. After trailing 6-0 and 9-3, Columbia was able to make the score 9-8, falling with runners at first and second when the final out was recorded against the Augusta GreenJackets Sunday night at

Great Pitching, Four-run eighth lead Fireflies to Win

Columbia opens series against Augusta with an 8-0 victory
April 23, 2024

COLUMBIA, SC – The Columbia Fireflies worked their second shutout of the season amid a scoring flurry as they took the opener 8-0 against the Augusta GreenJackets at Segra Park Tuesday morning. Ethan Bosacker (W, 1-0) continued to flourish for the Fireflies. The righty spun five scoreless innings with four

Bats Cruise in 12-5 Sunday Showdown

Fireflies take five of six from the Pelicans in first home series of season
April 14, 2024

COLUMBIA, SC – The Fireflies offense came out in a hurry, scoring six runs in the first two frames on the way to a 12-5 win over the Myrtle Beach Pelicans Sunday evening at Segra Park. The Fireflies were able to swipe five of six games in their first home

Fireflies Bounce Pelicans 18-9 Thursday

Columbia scores 10 in fifth and sixth to secure the series lead
April 11, 2024

COLUMBIA, SC –The Fireflies pounced on Myrtle Beach’s bullpen again Thursday night, drawing 10 walks and scoring 15 runs in an 18-9 win Thursday night at Segra Park. The sixth inning was the big one for Columbia. Jack Patterson came into the game with Columbia leading 7-6 and allowed a

Wild Pitch Walk-Off Caps Opening Night

Four walks and a wild pitch lead to victory for Fireflies
April 9, 2024

AUGUSTA, SC – The Fireflies showed excellent patience at the plate, drawing four walks to set up a walk-off wild pitch to score Erick Torres to beat the Myrtle Beach Pelicans 6-5 Tuesday night at Segra Park. Columbia entered the ninth inning trailing 5-4. After a Jhonny Perdomo line out