Lee Mowen

Kings for the win tonight at a spectacular Fireworks Friday! SPRINGFIELD, OH – It’s not every day a baseball fan gets to see two sets of fireworks in one day. Fortunately for the Kings fans, they saw just that with post-game fireworks and an eight-run seventh inning that elevated Champion City to a 9-7 win. […]

SPRINGFIELD, OH – Despite a total of seventeen runs and eighteen hits, the Kings were held scoreless after their five-run fifth and fell to the visiting West Virginia Miners 9-8. The Kings offense started up in their share of the third inning trailing 1-0, as Alex Ryan (Lake Mills, WI; Valparaiso) led off with a

SPRINGFIELD, OH – A back-and-forth offensive affair was capped off with a six-unanswered run rally in the last two innings by the visiting Johnstown Mill Rats, giving the Champion City Kings a tough 10-8 loss at home on Monday Night. Things started great for the home Kings, as Ethan Krizen (North Port, FL; Tallahassee CC)

Tough loss tonight for the Kings against the Mill Rats. The Kings will be back in action again tomorrow night in Springfield. On Sunday, the Kings got the lead in the sixth inning trailing 1-0. Patrick Fultz (Springfield, OH; Shawnee High School) singled in the tying run. The go-ahead run was scored on J.R. Heavilin

JOHNSTOWN, PENN — Kings Pitcher Cade Kontny strong arms the Mill Rats, 11-1 On Saturday Night, the Kings offense erupted with two outs in their share of the third inning. The first run came home on an infield error to score Jayson Zmejkoski (North Port, FL; Tallahassee CC). Edrick Padilla (Salinas, Puerto Rico; Ohio Wesleyan)

By Lee W. Mowen SPRINGFIELD, OHIO – Drew Lang (Naples, FL; Tallahassee CC) made his debut and pitched five innings of strong baseball, but the Johnstown Mill Rats scored the game’s first six runs en route to a 6-2 win on Friday Night against the Champion City Kings. The Mill Rats got on the board

By Lee W. Mowen SPRINGFIELD and CHILLICOTHE, OHIO – The 2022 Prospect League season kicked off on Wednesday, but the weather rained down on the Kings’ parade. The first road game went the entire nine, but found Champion City on the wrong side of the scoreboard in Chillicothe. On Wednesday’s game, the Paints raced out