DANBURY — A new, state-of-the-art scoreboard will keep track of balls, strikes and runs at the baseball field at Rogers Park. The Danbury Westerners Baseball Club, Inc., which calls the field home, ...

DANBURY, Conn. — The Vermont Mountaineers completed a two-game sweep of the Danbury Westerners on Thursday night in New England Collegiate League Baseball action at Rogers Park. Game one ended with an ...

Aug. 14—A significant part of UConn Avery Point baseball coach Ian Ratchford's life in the game has been spent around the Danbury Westerners, his hometown New England Collegiate Baseball League team.

DANBURY, Conn. — The Danbury Westerners’ six-run seventh inning was enough to overpower the Vermont Mountaineers during Thursday’s 13-4 victory Rogers Park. Vermont led 4-3 after the top of the sixth, ...

HOLYOKE - On First Responders’ Day at MacKenzie Stadium, where members of the Holyoke Fire and Police Departments were honored, the Valley Blue Sox narrowly fell to the visiting Danbury Westerners by ...

DANBURY, Conn. — The North Adams SteepleCats could not get any kind of offense going Tuesday night. The host Danbury Westerners got just enough, in a 5-0 win. Korey Martin drove in all five runs for ...

HOLYOKE – After a previous 2-1 loss against Bristol on Thursday night, the Valley Blue Sox looked to get back into the win column against the last-place Danbury Westerners. Valley, however, was ...

Writer’s Note: All quotes were obtained on Saturday, Aug. 5, 2023, unless noted otherwise. Braden Quinn pitches at a UConn baseball game. Quinn recorded a record number of strikeouts this summer.

NORTH ADAMS — If the North Adams SteepleCats were an automobile, the arrow on the gasoline gauge would point to the big "E." The SteepleCats were touched up for 20 runs on 20 hits on a steamy Sunday ...

The Valley Blue Sox only accumulated four hits as the Danbury Westerners earned a 2-0 shutout win on Thursday evening at Rogers Park. Jett Lovett paced the home team with a pair of hits and RBIs, ...

As a little boy growing up in Danbury, Gene Eriquez used to hold his father's hand as they walked into Lee's Field to watch the City League baseball games. "I remember going to watch the Castro ...