Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - The Hooks fell short of a home series win Sunday afternoon as Amarillo finished the set with a 5-2 win before 3,124 fans at Whataburger Field. In splitting the six-game set with the Sod Poodles, Corpus Christi is 14-13 to start the second half. James

Box Score SAN ANTONIO - James Hicks struck out seven while firing six-innings of two-run ball Sunday evening, helping the Hooks to a 4-3 triumph over the Missions at Wolff Stadium. In picking up back-to-back victories, Corpus Christi secured the three-game series, as well as winning the season set opposite

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - James Hicks, Railin Perez, Hudson Leach, and Amilcar Chirinos held Frisco to three hits Friday night as the Hooks dispatched the RoughRiders, 6-1, before 5,527 fans at Whataburger Field. Hicks permitted two baserunners over five shutout innings, striking out five against one hit. The Hooks

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - James Hicks authored his best start of the season but Arkansas managed a couple late runs against the Hooks bullpen to capture a 3-2 win Thursday at Whataburger Field. Scoring 17 runs in two setbacks to start the week, Corpus Christi managed only four singles

Box Score SAN ANTONIO - The Missions loaded the bases twice in the ninth inning, but Railin Perez managed to nail down his third save as the Hooks won, 8-5, Thursday night before 3,019 fans at Wolff Stadium. Corpus Christ, 2-1 vs. San Antonio this week, has won four of

Game 1 Box Game 2 Box SPRINGFIELD, MO - James Hicks pitched six sterling innings and the Hooks scored twice in the seventh Thursday night, forging a 4-2 win over the Cardinals in the nightcap of a doubleheader before 2,596 fans at Route 66 Stadium. Hicks, who turned in the

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Will Bush belted an opposite-field homer to left-center with one away in the ninth inning Thursday, vaulting the Hooks to a dramatic 7-6 win before 3,489 fans at Whataburger Field. Corpus Christi, down 4-0 before its first at-bat, authored it's largest come-from-behind win of the

Box Score NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR - The Travelers made the most of five hits with impressive pitching performances Thursday night, dispatching the Hooks, 3-0, before 2,910 fans at CHI St. Vincent Field at Dickey-Stephens Park. Nico Tellache spread three Hooks hits and two walks over six innings for his

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Northwest Arkansas produced seven runs over the final four innings Thursday night, rallying to a 9-4 win over the Hooks before 3,203 fans at Whataburger Field. James Hicks helped Corpus Christi take a 4-2 lead into the sixth. Hicks, pitching five innings for a second

Box Score SAN ANTONIO - James Hicks twirled five shutout innings and Yamal Encarnacion drove in four runs as the Hooks marched to a 10-3 win over the Missions before 3,685 fans Thursday night at Wolff Stadium. With three consecutive wins, Corpus Christi stands 3-3 on the season. The Hooks

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Ben Ross and Maddux Houghton both hit solo home runs in the sixth inning Tuesday night, helping Wichita finish a 4-0 victory over the Hooks before 2,546 fans at Whataburger Field. Corpus Christi starter James Hicks turned in another impressive start, holding the Wind Surge

Box Score SAN ANTONIO - James Hicks turned in professional bests in both innings and strikeouts Wednesday night, breezing 12 Missions while allowing two baserunners over six frames as the Hooks rolled past San Antonio, 7-1, for a second consecutive win at Wolff Stadium. Hicks, whose previous career best was

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - John Garcia belted his first professional grand slam Friday night, helping the Hooks to a raucous 12-4 triumph over the RoughRiders before 4,986 fans at Whataburger Field. Yordan Alvarez drew a walk in four plate appearances while playing seven innings in left field. Alvarez, who

Box Score AMARILLO - Zach Cole and Luis Baez each recorded a season-high four hits Saturday night, leading Corpus Christi to a 10-4 triumph over the Sod Poodles before 6,120 fans at Hodgetown. The Hooks can force a split of the six-game series with a victory on Sunday. Cole, who

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - The Drillers connected for a couple solo home runs Sunday afternoon as they took the series finale, 3-0, before 4,111 fans at Whataburger Field. Hooks right-hander James Hicks, activated from the IL to make his fifth start of the season, retired eight of 11 Tulsa

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Frisco made the most of four hits Thursday night, knocking off the Hooks, 4-0, before 3,603 fans at Whataburger Field. Corpus Christi right-hander James Hicks permitted one hit, a solo home run by Sebastian Walcott, and one walk while striking out five over 4 2/3

Box Score FRISCO - The RoughRiders' four-run second was enough to edge Corpus Christi, 5-2, on a rainy and cold Saturday night at Riders Field. Rehabbing Astros right-hander Lance McCullers Jr. made the start for the Hooks, throwing 50 pitches over 1 2/3 innings. After working around a two-out walk

Box Score NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR - The Travelers, employing a five-run eighth inning, came back to beat Corpus Christi, 6-5, Sunday afternoon at Dickey-Stephens Park. James Hicks made the start in the Hooks road finale, blanking Arkansas over four innings of work. Hicks, pitching 30 miles from his hometown

Box Score AMARILLO - The Sod Poodles staged a nine-run second as part of a 13-1 win over the Hooks Wednesday night at Hodgetown. Notching its third consecutive win, Amarillo totaled 21 hits, the most surrendered by Corpus Christi in a game this season. Neyfy Castillo began the barrage by

Box Score SPRINGDALE, AR - The Hooks marked Justin Verlander's rehab start with their biggest win of the year, a 16-5 triumph over Northwest Arkansas before 4,832 fans Thursday night at Arvest Ballpark. Backed by four strong innings from Verlander, Corpus Christi notched a season-high 16 runs on 15 hits,

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - With one away in the ninth, Rolando Espinosa lined a base hit into center field, scoring Kenedy Corona from second base, vaulting the Honey Butter Chicken Biscuits to a 2-1 walk-off win over Wichita Thursday night at Whataburger Field.

Box Score SPRINGFIELD, MO - Following a delay of two hours and 31 minutes, the Cardinals employed a late rally to stymie the Hooks, 4-2, in a rain-shortened seven inning contest Friday night at Hammons Field. In the third, Brice Matthews turned around a 1-0 deficit by launching a two-run

Box Score TULSA - The Drillers scored three times in the eighth inning Thursday night, besting the Hooks in come-from-behind fashion, 6-5, before 3,477 fans at ONEOK Field. Down by two in the fifth, the Hooks broke through against Carlos Duran on a lead-off home run to right field by

Box Score SAN ANTONIO - The Fourth of July was rough on the Hooks, with the Missions permitting only two hits in an 8-0 victory before 7,523 fans at Wolff Stadium. Astros right-hander Luis Garcia worked 1 1/3 innings in a rehab start for Corpus Christi. In his second appearance

ASHEVILLE- The Asheville Tourists received a masterful pitching performance from their Saturday night duo of James Hicks and Derek True. Hicks and True tossed the full nine innings and held the Winston-Salem Dash’s offense to a single run. Asheville took home the victory 2-1.