AVON, OH - During their series with the ThunderBolts, it seemed like Ethan Wilder was always on base for the Wild Things. In 13 plate appearances, Wilder recorded eight hits, two walks and three RBIs, giving him a whopping .727 batting average after the first weekend of the 2025 season. He capped his impressive series in Crestwood by going 4-for-4 at the plate and driving in two runs in the series finale on Sunday. After the first set of games, Wilder’s stat line is at .727 AVG/.769 OBP/.818 SLG. Wilder came to the Wild Things last season via Lander University, helping them win a franchise record 67 games as well as a division title and an appearance in the Frontier League Championship Series. Wilder had several teammates bring home a weekly award last season, but this is the first time that he himself has been given the honor of Frontier League Player of the Week.

AVON, OH - Right-hander Aaron Evers took the hill as the starter in the middle game against the Wild Things on Saturday. The former Oakland Golden Grizzly started the game by striking out the side, which included both the reigning Frontier League Most Valuable Player and 2024 batting champion. His dominance continued throughout the evening, not allowing a base hit until the seventh inning. All told, Evers struck out eight over 6.2 innings and allowed only one hit in his first start in the Frontier League. Evers is one of several new faces on the pitching staff for the Bolts this season. He spent time last season in the United Shore Professional Baseball League with the Westside Woolly Mammoths. Although he struck out 25 in 20 relief appearances in 2024, Saturday’s game marked his first professional start. He is also the first ThunderBolts player to win a weekly award since Logan Schmitt did so in July, 2023.

SAUGET, IL – The Gateway Grizzlies are proud to announce a multi-year partnership with Arsenal Business Growth, solidifying the company as the new official naming rights sponsor of the Grizzlies’ stadium, now known as Arsenal BG Ballpark . An announcement will be made on Opening Day, May 16. The ballpark remains owned by the Village of Sauget, but this agreement marks an exciting new era for the Grizzlies and their fans. The naming rights sponsorship is a strategic partnership that places Arsenal Business Growth at the forefront of community engagement and regional visibility, aligning with the team’s ongoing commitment to innovation, entertainment, and business leadership in the Metro East area. “We are thrilled to partner with Arsenal Business Growth and usher in this exciting chapter at Arsenal BG Ballpark,” said Kurt Ringkamp, General Manager of The Gateway Grizzlies. “This partnership reflects our shared values of growth, impact, and excellence—both on and off the field.” Arsenal Business Growth became interested in the opportunity because it provides a unique opportunity to help Arsenal BG recruit and retain talent, give back to the Sauget community and beyond through sponsored events, and so much more. The naming rights agreement spans eight years, with the option to extend the partnership on a year-by-year basis up to 12 years. This collaboration follows the Grizzlies’past stadium naming partnerships with GCS Credit Union (2006–2022), which recently rebranded as Revity Credit Union, and a brief period as Grizzlies Ballpark (2023–2024). “Arsenal BG is thrilled about our new partnership with the Gateway Grizzlies,” said Aaron Asher, Owner of Arsenal Business Growth. “Exploring opportunities to invest in, and partner with, Greater St. Louis Area organizations is top-of-mind for Arsenal BG, and this opportunity was one we could not pass up. We are looking forward to many years of rooting for the Gateway Grizzlies!” The Grizzlies will host their Opening Day on May 16, 2025, at Arsenal BG Ballpark as they take on the Trois-Rivières Aigles. The home opener will feature a Tom Calhoun bobblehead giveaway and postgame fireworks, promising fans a night of unforgettable entertainment. Members of the media are invited to attend the game.

Below are the final scores from Sunday, May 11, 2025. Make sure to click on your team to get more details on how their game went or click on the highlight video to catch up on yesterday's action! DOUBLEHEADERS QUÉBEC CAPITALES 14 @ NEW JERSEY JACKALS 3 QUÉBEC CAPITALES 2 @ NEW JERSEY JACKALS 1 Capitales stay hot to bury Jackals, complete the road sweep.

Final scores from Saturday, May 10, 2025. Make sure to click on your team to get more details on how their game went! DOUBLEHEADERS GATEWAY GRIZZLIES 2 @ EVANSVILLE OTTERS 3 GATEWAY GRIZZILES 4 @ EVANSVILLE OTTERS 0 Gateway takes the series with Evansville after splitting a Saturday doubleheader at historic Bosse Field. 

Final scores from Friday, May 9, 2025. Check out the all-new video recaps, brought to you by HomeTeam, for each game! Make sure to click on your team to see how they fared on Friday. GATEWAY GRIZZLIES 5 @ EVANSVILLE OTTERS 4 -- Gateway scores four times in their final turn at bat to steal Opening Night victory.

Listed here are the final scores for all of the Frontier League games on May 8, 2025. Click on any of the hyperlinks to read all about how your favorite team did on Opening Day! LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS @ NEW YORK BOULDERS -- Suspended due to weather GATEWAY GRIZZLIES @ EVANSVILLE OTTERS -- Suspended due to weather TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 1 @ SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS 2 -- Miners open their 10th anniversary season with a walk-off win! WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS 3 @ SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS 10 - The Schaumburg Boomers kicked off the 2025 season by scoring eight runs over the final two innings to take down the Windy City ThunderBolts 10-3 at Wintrust Field. FLORENCE Y'ALLS 2 @ MISSISSIPPI MUD MONSTERS 13 - 16-Hit Attack Paces Mississippi to Double-Digit Win in First-Ever Game.

KINSTON, NC - The Down East Bird Dawgs are excited to announce a field naming-rights agreement ahead of the inaugural 2025 season with Superior Metal Structures & Concrete. Superior Metal Structures & Concrete was founded in May of 2013 by the Sanchez Brothers, who, after many years of building metal structures, decided to provide better service and product on their own. Based out of Beulaville, NC, they serve all of eastern North Carolina and continue to expand. The name of the field at Grainger Stadium will now be called the Superior Metal Structures & Concrete Field at Historic Grainger Stadium. “We’re proud to partner with a local, family-owned company like Superior Metal Structures & Concrete as we launch this exciting new chapter of baseball in Kinston,” said Bird Dawgs Partner Bill Ellis “Their commitment to quality and community aligns perfectly with our vision for the Bird Dawgs and our fans at Historic Grainger Stadium.” The Down East Bird Dawgs are an exciting new addition to the baseball scene in Kinston, North Carolina. They are one of two expansion teams joining the Frontier League, an official MLB Partner League, and are set to debut in the 2025 season. With professional baseball in Kinston dating back to 1949, the Bird Dawgs are proud to continue the city's rich baseball tradition. “We are happy to be partnering with the Down East Bird Dawgs at Historic Grainger Stadium over the next few years,” said Frank Sanchez. “We take pride in supporting local organizations and being part of something that brings people together across the region.” Historic Grainger Stadium opened in 1949 and is located in Kinston, North Carolina. The stadium has a covered grandstand, a staggered outfield wall complete with local sponsor billboards, a few rows of field-level seats that stretch down the right-field line, and of course, Mother Earth Pavilion, a 10,000 square-foot, two-level outdoor bar, patio. Just installed in January 2025, Grainger Stadium has a brand-new state-of-the-art video board and the new Lenior Community College Third Base Patio area that replaced the old bleachers on the third base side! “The City of Kinston is excited to see local business support our community and our new baseball team,” said City Manager Rhonda Barwick. “As we prepare for our inaugural season, having local support like this means everything. We’re excited to welcome fans to a stadium that reflects the pride and strength of our community.” “We are thrilled to welcome Superior Metal Structures as the official naming rights partner of our very own Down East Bird Dogs at Historic Grainger Stadium,” said Mayor Don Hardy. “This partnership marks a bold new chapter for baseball in Kinston, where community pride, local business, and America’s favorite pastime come together. Let’s play ball!”