Category: Sports
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Kincaid Basketball’s On-Campus Games Are Selling Out. Anchor Arena Is Next.
Attendance at Kincaid Ospreys basketball games is up 68 percent over two seasons, prompting the athletic department to move more games to the larger Anchor Arena downtown.
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Kincaid Ospreys Rowing Team Qualifies for National Regatta
Kincaid’s varsity women’s eight qualified for the national rowing regatta for the first time in six years, the payoff of a three-year training overhaul under coach Anna Delvecchio.
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River FC Signs First International Designated Player
Bellwater River FC signed Brazilian forward Emerson Vaz to a three-year deal, making him the club’s first international Designated Player in what officials called the biggest transfer in franchise history.
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Ironclads Make Trade Deadline Addition to Bolster Bullpen Depth
The Bellwater Ironclads acquired left-handed reliever Grant Mercer for infield prospect Casey Holbrook ahead of the trade deadline, a move General Manager Sandra Tolliver said had been in the works since spring.
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Bellwater Frost Open AHL Season With Revamped Blue Line at Anchor Arena
The Bellwater Frost open their AHL season at Anchor Arena with a retooled blue line, led by offseason signing Anders Kellerman and rookie Jonas Riggins, after last spring’s first-round playoff exit.
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Ironclads Closer Julio Vasquez Sidelined With Shoulder Strain
Ironclads closer Julio Vasquez landed on the 15-day injured list with a shoulder strain, the first significant test for a bullpen the team spent the offseason rebuilding.
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River FC Explores Millrace Stadium Expansion as Crowds Grow
Bellwater River FC is studying a preliminary plan to expand Millrace Stadium from 14,500 to roughly 18,000 seats, though a council member and a supporters’ group have raised early concerns.
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Manager Ray Delacroix’s First Season Ends With Playoff Berth
The Bellwater Ironclads clinched their first playoff berth in six years, a turnaround built on a retooled bullpen and manager Ray Delacroix’s insistence on confronting last year’s September collapse head-on.