The Harrisonburg Turks of the Valley Baseball League have announced that they have hired Brett Cook to be an assistant coach for the team.  He’ll join assistant coach Larry Mitchell on Head Coach Bob Wease’s …

Earlier this off season, the Valley Baseball League announced that they had approved the sale of the fomer Fauquier Gators and had also given the okay for the new owners to relocate the team to …

The Rockbridge Rapids of the Valley Baseball League have announced that they have hired assistant coaches Steve Crosier, Evan Wise, and J.R. Blevins for the 2010 season.  They will work under the direction of head …

The Harrisonburg Turks of the Valley Baseball League have announced that they have hired Larry Mitchell to be the team’s pitchiong coach in 2010.  He will work under the direction of manager Bob Wease.
Mitchell was …

The Wayneboro Generals of the Valley Baseball League have named Ronnie Palmer as the team’s manager for the 2010 season.  He takes over a Generals team that failed to qualify for the post season in …

The book, Safe at Home: A Season in the Valley, by Austin Gisriel, is about the 2009 season of the New Market Rebels of the Valley Baseball League.  The book chronicles the 2009 Rebels’ season …

The Valley Baseball League has announced that the former Fauquier Gators have been sold and will return to the league in 2011.  The former owners of the Gators ceased operations following the 2009 season.
The Fauquier franchise …

The Waynesboro Generals of the Valley Baseball League have announced that they have been sold to local businessmen Jim Critzer and David Gauldin. 
Last month, former owner Jerry Carter announced that he would be selling the …

The Waynesboro Generals of the Valley Baseball League are facing a quick sale or possible closing, according to franchise owner Jerry Carter.  Carter purchased the team a year ago and has found the needs of the …

The Valley Baseball League has officially announced that the Fauquier Gators have ceased operations and will not be part of the league in 2010.  The league will field 11 teams next year.
According to Allison Athey, …

The Winchester Royals of the Valley Baseball League have named John Lowery, Sr. as the team’s manager for the 2010 season.  He takes over for former former manager, and his son, John Lowery, Jr.
Lowery, Sr. …

The Harrisburg Turks of the Valley Baseball League will have a new home for the 2010 season.  They will be playing their home games at Veterans Memorial Park on the campus of James Madison University.  …

The Valley Baseball League has announced that league board Secretary Linda Keen has resigned.  She had served on the Board of Directors of the Valley Baseball League for the past three years.
Keen began her involvement with …

The Woodstock River Bandits of the Valley Baseball League have announced that they will be bringing back the entire coaching staff for the 2010 season.  The team was sold in September 2009 to businessman Jim …

The Fauquier Gators of the Valley Baseball League have decided to close their doors.  A statement on their website said:
“On September 17th the Gators’ organization made the very difficult decision to fold. After many successful …

The New Market Rebels of the Valley Baseball League have hired Corey Paluga as their head coach for 2010.  Paluga replaces former head coach Lucas Jones.
Paluga started his coaching career in 2006 at Lynchburg College …

The Rockbridge Rapids of the Valley Baseball League have announced the hiring of new field manager Greg Keaton.  Keaton is currently an assistant coach at the University of South Carolina-Sumter. 
In addition to his time at …

The Valley Baseball League has announced that the Woodstock River Bandits have been sold to Jim Yates of Rappahannock, VA.  The founder, owner, and longtime manager of the team, Stu Richardson, sold the team so …

The West Coast League has announced that the new team approved earlier this year will be known as the Cowlitz Black Bears.  The newest franchise in the West Coast League will play their games in …

The Rockbridge Rapids announced that field manager Mark Mace will not be returning to the team in 2010.  Mace notified the Rapids front office that he wants to spend more time on his teaching career …