The Pioneer League's Northern Colorado Owlz baseball team in Windsor is moving to Colorado Springs and becoming the Sky Sox!

The Pioneer Baseball League has replaced the Northern Colorado Owlz with the Sky Sox to complete the 2025 season.

MISSOULA, Mont. — After injuries short-circuited his dream of making it to the big leagues as a pitcher, Michael Schlact is now helping players chase their own dreams in the Pioneer League ...

Newburyport lacrosse star Reese Bromby poses on the sidelines before a game with Triton on Thursday. She had collected 317 career points as of Friday. (Photo by Reba Saldanha/Boston Herald) ...

The league will name its Executive of the Year award after Dave Baggott, longtime president and co-owner of the Ogden Raptors who began his involvement with the Pioneer League 40 years ago.

Oakland Ballers right-hander Kelsie Whitmore made history Thursday, becoming the first female to start a Pioneer League game. She threw three innings against the Yolo High Wheelers, allowing three ...

The Ogden Raptors won the Pioneer League’s South Division first-half title running away, recording a 31-17 record. The team then slow-played the second half, including shelving top pitchers with ...

Former Washington Nationals Director of Business Affairs Henry Hunter has been named the commissioner of the Pioneer Baseball League.

The Cape Ann League has named Newburyport High School’s Kyle Hodsdon as its 2022-23 Athletic Director of the Year for having excelled in his profession and making significant contributions wi… ...

Of its current 10-team makeup, the Pioneer Baseball League has four in Montana, three in Colorado, two in Idaho and one in Utah. Ogden is the lone Utah club since the Northern Colorado Owlz moved ...

Missoula won the 2021 Pioneer League title with a two-games-to-one victory over Boise in the championship series, but the PaddleHeads, who won both the first and second half in the North division ...

May 6—We've just about reached the halfway point of the spring season, and one thing has already become abundantly clear: A handful of Daily News area teams are going to make deep playoff runs.