Winston-Salem Dash infielder Colby Shelton was named South Atlantic League Player of the Week by Major League Baseball on Monday for his performance during the week of April 14–19 in a six-game series against the Asheville Tourists. Against Asheville, Shelton went 11-for-23 (.478) at the plate, collecting 14 runs batted

The Winston-Salem Dash (10-5) flipped the game in the seventh, and scored five runs to take down the Asheville Tourists (4-11), 8-5 at Truist Stadium. Trailing 4-2 entering the bottom of the seventh, Winston-Salem delivered another big inning in an offense-driven series. A wild pitch got the scoring started before

The Winston-Salem Dash (9-5) walked off the Asheville Tourists (4-10), 7-6 in a back-and-forth thriller. After Asheville tied the game in the top of the ninth, Winston-Salem answered immediately. With two outs and the bases loaded, T.J. McCants lined a walk-off single to left field, scoring George Wolkow and sealing

The Winston-Salem Dash and Signature Real Estate, LLC are excited to highlight the 2026 Signature Community Nights Series, a lineup of free, family-friendly events at Truist Stadium designed to bring the Winston-Salem community together beyond game days. As part of the Dash and Signature Real Estate’s continued commitment to the

The Winston-Salem Dash (6-5) fell behind early and could not recover in a 14-7 loss to the Asheville Tourists (4-7) at Truist Stadium. Asheville wasted no time setting the tone in the first inning. Justin Thomas Jr. opened the scoring with a solo home run, and later in the frame,

The Winston-Salem Dash are happy to report that former players Noah Schultz (LHP) and Sam Antonacci (INF/OF) have had their Triple-A contracts selected by the Chicago White Sox. Schultz made his MLB debut on Tuesday against the Tampa Bay Rays. Antonacci’s debut game is slated for Wednesday, April 15. Schultz,

The Winston-Salem Dash (6-4) erupted offensively and cruised past the Asheville Tourists (3-7), 16-6 at Truist Stadium. Winston-Salem wasted no time jumping out in front in the first inning. After a pair of walks and aggressive baserunning, Colby Shelton delivered a two-run triple to open the scoring. A wild pitch

The Winston-Salem Dash (4-4) fell to the Frederick Keys (4-3), 11-2 at Truist Stadium. Frederick struck quickly in the first inning as Ike Irish launched a solo home run to give the Keys an early 1-0 lead. The Keys extended the advantage in the second with the long ball. After

The Winston-Salem Dash (4-3) came up just short against the Frederick Keys (3-3) and fell 3-2 at Truist Stadium in game four of the six-game series. Frederick struck first in the third inning. After a one-out single, Victor Figueroa launched a two-run home run to left-center to give the Keys

The Winston-Salem Dash (4-2) rode a fast start and late power surge to an 8-3 win over the Frederick Keys (2-3) at Truist Stadium. For a second straight game, Winston-Salem wasted no time jumping on Frederick in the first inning. After Kyle Lodise moved into scoring position after a lead-off

The Winston-Salem Dash (3-2) held on late to edge the Frederick Keys (2-2), 5-4 in game two of the six-game series at Truist Stadium. Winston-Salem wasted no time setting the tone in the first inning. Kyle Lodise sparked the offense with a leadoff double before a pair of walks loaded

The Winston-Salem Dash (2-2) walked off the Fredrick Keys (2-1) in the home opener on education day. The Dash emerged as winners in 10 innings after a back-and-forth finish. As the bottom of the tenth rolled into Truist Stadium, the Dash needed a jolt down 6-4 to the Keys. Ryan

BOWLING GREEN, KY (April 4th, 2026) - The Winston-Salem Dash (0-1) fell in the 2026 season opener on the road to the Bowling Green Hot Rods (1-0) by a 4-2 final. Despite a back-and-forth affair early, Bowling Green found an advantage in the fifth and never looked back. The Dash

In conjunction with the Chicago White Sox, the Winston-Salem Dash excitedly announce their 2026 Opening Day roster. The 27-man roster includes top prospects in the White Sox Organization, brand new names, and some returning players fans will recognize from the 2025 season. The roster lists 14 pitchers, the following of

The Winston-Salem Dash have announced Early Bird Pricing for one of the most anticipated stretches of the 2026 season, America’s 250th Celebration, presented by City of Winston-Salem, at Truist Stadium. The Dash will be home all week long, from June 30 through July 5, highlighted by the America’s 250th Celebration

As the NASCAR Cup Series returns to the Triad for the 2026 Cook Out Clash, the Winston-Salem Dash are turning up the heat with the return of their partnership with local driver Riley Neal, “The Real Deal,” for the second straight year - this time with a fiery twist. While

The Winston-Salem Dash announced its 2026 field staff on Tuesday. Dash Manager Guillermo Quiroz (2023-24) returns at the helm, alongside Performance Coach Logan Jones and Athletic Trainer A.J. Smith. Newcomers include Pitching Coach Jacob Dorris, Hitting Coach Adam Sinkoe, and Bench Coach Tyler Coolbaugh. Guillermo Quiroz begins his third season

In collaboration with Major League Baseball, the Winston-Salem Dash are excited to share that online ticket accounts are being merged with MLB's. In essence, this means your ticketing account with MLB (should you already have one) and your Dash account will be one in the same for a seamless experience!

The Winston-Salem Dash, in partnership with Candor Home Services, LLC and Candor Roofing, LLC, are proud to announce that $4,451 was raised for the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools (WSFCS) “All In For Our Schools” campaign from the Wicked Movie Night hosted at Truist Stadium. Fans gathered on Friday, November 7, for

The Winston-Salem Dash are turning up the heat at Truist Stadium with the debut of a fiery new identity - the Carolina Reapers, set to take the field in 2026. The new brand pays tribute to the Carolinas, home to the world’s hottest pepper. The Carolina Reaper, created by Smokin’

INDIANAPOLIS, I.N.. – Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) today announced the winners of the 2025 Golden Bobblehead Awards for top promotional activities and events in six categories. Prom Wasn’t Built in a Day, the Winston-Salem Dash’s game held in April 2025, was the winner in the Best Promotion or Event category.

Winston-Salem, NC (September 5th, 2025) – Winston-Salem (54-73) took game three of a six-game series against Greenville (65-64) by a 7-5 final. Drive scored five unanswered in the ninth and tenth to grab the comeback win. In front of the largest crowd of the season, the Dash and Drive put

Winston-Salem, NC (September 3rd, 2025) – Winston-Salem (54-72) fell in a 5-0 shutout against the Greenville Drive (64-64). The Drive scored four runs over the final four innings to take game two of the series. For a second straight game, the Dash and Drive sat in a pitchers' duel. The

Winston-Salem, NC (September 2nd, 2025) – The Dash (54-71) eked out a pitchers dual victory over the Drive (63-64) in a 1-0 nail biter on Tuesday night. With the game knotted at one headed to the eighth, Renegade by Styx blared over the loudspeakers inside Truist Stadium. Phil Fox took

Winston-Salem, NC (August 23rd, 2025) – The Dash (49-68) cruised to a fifth straight win over Wilmington (51-67) by a 9-5 final. Winston-Salem uncorked four runs in the first and scored in their first five innings to grab the victory. As 8,979 fans filed to their seats on Harry Potter