The rain held off long enough last night for the South team to win the Texas Collegiate League All-Star Game at Riverside Stadium. Victoria Generals outfielder Jude Vidrine hit 2 homers in the game, as the South dominated the North 10-2 for the win
The Victoria Generals fell to the Alexandria Aces Saturday night 5-1, but managed a split in the 2-game series, as they gear up for the Texas Collegiate League All-Star game tonight, and the 2nd half of the season.
The Victoria Generals host this years Texas Collegiate League All-Star Game this Monday, and the team also has the most players of any team in the league to be selected to this year's game with 9. The game will be split up in a north-south format with the Generals out front for the South, followed by the Arcadiana Cane Cutters and the Woodland Strykers. Meanwhile, the North will be led by the Alexandria Aces, Brazos Valley Bombers, Texas Marshals, and East Texas Pump Jacks.
You know we've got some baseball talent here in Victoria, just check out the Victoria Generals sometime, and you'll see what I mean. The Generals play in the Texas Collegiate League, and there are some great players on all the teams. We'll get a chance to see the best of the league next Monday, July 9th when the TCL All-Star Game at Riverside Stadium.
The Victoria Generals picked up another road win last night, beating the Brazos Valley Bombers 3-2 in Bryan, and advanced to 2nd place in the Texas Collegiate League standings. That makes it 2 in a row for the Generals over the Bombers
The Victoria Generals have had a hard time against the Brazos Valley Bombers so far this season, that is until last night. The Bombers were ahead of the Generals 8-6 going into the 9th inning, but the Generals made it a 6-run inning, beating the Bombers 12-8.
Back-to-back shutouts put the Victoria Generals back on a winning track over the Acadiana Cane Cutters 3-0 yesterday, and 4-0 on Saturday. Tyler Schnuriger gave up only 4 hits in 7 innings with 7 strikeouts in his first win of the season, while Trae Davis closed out the game in stellar fashion in the final 2 innings
The Victoria Generals got their winning back on track last night, pulling out a 4-3 victory over the Woodlands Strykers at Riverside Stadium. It was a close game through the 7th, until a sacrifice fly in the 8th allowed a tie-breaking run to score, and the Generals held the lead the rest of the way
It was a mixed bag for the Victoria Generals this weekend, wrapping up a sweep of the Alexandria Aces with a 7-2 win on Saturday night, only to drop one to the Brazos Valley Bombers 6-2 on Father's Day. The Bombers seem to have the Generals number, having beaten the Generals 4 out of the 5 losses the team has suffered this season. The Generals record has fallen to 8-5, while the Bombers improved to 11-2.
Saturday night, the Generals Jordan Pacheco picked up his 3rd win of the season, allowing only 1 run on 5 hits, and striking out 6. Klyle Chaskin gave up 1 run in 2 innings of work, and Jake McMurtry finished the 9th in scoreless fashion.
The Victoria Generals allowed 1 run from the East Texas Pumpjacks in the first inning, but that was all they allowed, as they put together a powerful 10-1 win at Riverside Stadium last night. Generals starting pitcher Jeremy Flores gave up the run early in the game, and managed to give up only 2 hits in the 3 innings he was in action
The Victoria Generals improved their record to 5-3 on the season, beating the McKinney Marshals 7-1 last night completing a 2-game road sweep. Covey Morrow pitched 6 innings to pick up the win for the Generals, giving up only 1 earned run. Corey Holmes registered a save without giving up any runs for the rest of the game.
Next up for the Generals, a road trip to Kilgore tonight to tangle with the East Texas Pump Jacks, then back home to Riverside to host the Pump Jacks on Wednesday night. Do you like Margaritas? Do you want to go to tomorrow night's game for free? Read on.
The Victoria Generals are back in action and off to a great start, but lost their first game so far this season, dropping one to the Brazos Valley Bombers 6-4 Monday night at Riverside Stadium. Pitcher Jordan Harrison had a great game going, allowing just 2 hits and an earned run in 6 innings. Corey Holmes was his relief, but the Generals gave up 3 runs in the 7th inning to tie, and 2 more later to get the win for the Bombers. The Generals fell to 3-1, and the Bombers upped their record to 2-1. The Generals wrapped up their home stand last night against the Bombers. Want to win tickets to see the Generals in action? Keep reading below.
