The Brockton Rox erupted for 18 runs to defeat Québec, while Ottawa clinched its first series in nearly a month with a 13-run performance against New Jersey. Washington extended its winning streak to five games, Sussex County climbed above .500, and Evansville, Schaumburg, Trois-Rivières, and Joliet also picked up victories on Wednesday.  WASHINGTON WILD THINGS 6 @ FLORENCE Y’ALLS 3 – Washington has won a fifth-straight contest and on this nine-game road trip, as they came from behind once again to take the middle game in a morning affair in Florence, 6-3 over the Y’alls, using a three-run seventh and more strong pen work to finish the job. EVANSVILLE OTTERS 16 @ GATEWAYS GRIZZLIES 5 – The Evansville Otters (31-19) turned the tables in a game-two victory against the Gateway Grizzlies (24-27) on Wednesday afternoon, 16-5. WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS 8 @ SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS 11 – T he Schaumburg Boomers scored in four consecutive innings and banged out 16 hits in capturing an 11-8 decision over the Windy City ThunderBolts at Wintrust Field on Wednesday during the middle game of a split series. SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS 3 @ LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS 1 – The Sussex County Miners have gotten over .500 after defeating the Lake Erie Crushers 3-1 behind a great starting pitching display by Tristian Harley to improve to 25-24 on the season. TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 13 @ TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 5 – The Trois-Rivières Aigles defeated the Tri-City ValleyCats 13 -5, at The Joe on Wednesday night. NEW JERSEY JACKALS 5 @ OTTAWA TITANS 13 – For the first time in almost a month, the Ottawa Titans (27-25) took a series, defeating the New Jersey Jackals (25-26) 13-5 on Wednesday night. BROCKTON ROX 18 @ QUÉBEC CAPITALES 10 – The Brockton Rox defeated the Québec Capitales 18-10, at Stade Canac on Wednesday night. MISSISSIPPI MUD MONSTERS 10 @ JOLIET SLAMMERS 11 - In yet another long game at Slammers Stadium, the Joliet Slammers (22-29) had just enough life in them to close out this game against the Mississippi Mud Monsters (23-30) in extra innings, pulling out the 11-10 win.

The Down East Bird Dawgs broke the game open with a nine-run sixth inning, while Gateway matched its season high with 16 runs and Ottawa erupted for eight runs in the fifth to power past New Jersey. Tri-City slugged four home runs in a win over Trois-Rivières, Sussex County got a complete-game shutout from Rob Hensey, and Washington, Québec, Windy City, and Mississippi also picked up victories on Tuesday.  SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS 6 @ LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS 0 – The Sussex County Miners defeat the Lake Erie Crushers 6-0 behind a complete game shut-out from Rob Hensey, a win that takes them to just one game under .500 on the season. TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 6 @ TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 8 – The Tri-City ValleyCats hammered out four home runs and rode a five-run fourth to an 8-6 win over the Trois-Rivières Aigles in front of 1,847, including the crew of the USS Marinette, a U.S. Navy combat ship, who are in the Port of Albany as part of the International Navy Review in New York Harbor and the Fourth of July and America250 festivities. NEW JERSEY JACKALS 6 @ OTTAWA TITANS 10 – Back home to start a season-long nine-game homestand, the Ottawa Titans (26-25) erupted for eight runs in the fifth inning to defeat the New Jersey Jackals (25-25) by a 10-6 final on Tuesday night. WASHINGTON WILD THINGS 6 @ FLORENCE Y’ALLS 2 – The Wild Things took their fourth in a row since dropping back-to-back games on the road near the beginning of the nine-game trip in Evansville by defeating the Florence Y’alls behind a steady attack of offense and strong pitching throughout. Making his second pro start, Kelvin Perez earned his third win of the year to set the tone in five innings for the Wild Things, who scored all they needed in the fourth before winning 6-2. NEW YORKS BOULDERS 6 @ DOWN EAST BIRD DAWGS 10 – A nine-run sixth inning turned a tight game into a blowout as the Down East Bird Dawgs cruised past the New York Boulders 10-6 at Historic Grainger Stadium Tuesday night, with Kalae Harrison's bases-clearing double capping the decisive frame, and Jace Miner tying the franchise record with eight strikeouts to open the six-game series in style. BROCKTON ROX 3 @ QUÉBEC CAPITALES 6 – The Québec Capitales defeated the Brockton Rox 6-3 on Wednesday night at Stade Canac. EVANSVILLE OTTERS 1 @ GATEWAY GRIZZLIES 16 – The Gateway Grizzlies blew out the Evansville Otters on Tuesday night, tying their season-high in runs scored in a 16-1 result to decisively break their three-game overall losing streak and seven-game home losing skid at Arsenal BG Ballpark. SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS 3 @ WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS 4 – The Windy City ThunderBolts battled through 10 innings before earning a dramatic 4-3 walk-off victory against the Schaumburg Boomers Tuesday night at Ozinga Field. MISSISSIPPI MUD MONSTERS 6 @ JOLIET SLAMMERS 5 - Samil De La Rosa’s bat provided two big sparks to lift the Mississippi Mud Monsters (23-29) over the Joliet Slammers (21-29) in a Sudden Death thriller resulting in a 6-5 walk-off wi n.

AVON, OH – The Washington Wild Things earned another weekly award in Week 9, their seventh o f the season. Infielder Cole Fowler slashed .524/.593/.917 with a pair of home runs to claim the honor. Infielder Cole Fowler began his week with one of his best performances of the season, going 3-for-4 at the plate with a home run and five RBIs in Washington’s 23-10 win over the Evansville Otters on Tuesday. He picked up hits in each of the series’ final two games as well, as the Wild Things dropped both contests. Fowler opened Washington’s series against the Schaumburg Boomers on Friday with a home run, a double, and two more RBIs in a Wild Things win. On Sunday, he went 6-for-8 in a doubleheader, recording three hits in each game as Washington swept the series. Fowler doubled and drove in two runs in game one and doubled again in game two. He finished the week going 13-for-24 at the plate with two home runs, two doubles, two walks, and seven RBIs.  Fowler originally signed with Washington last season after playing collegiately at Lynn University, and re-upped with the Wild Things in January. The New York Mets purchased Fowler’s contract in March, returning him to the Wild Things ahead of the season. Fowler joins Jeff Liquori (Week 1), Andrew Herbert (Week 2), Hector Garcia (Week 3), Kobe Foster (Weeks 5 and 6), and Anthony Brocato (Week 6) as Wild Things to earn weekly awards this season.

AVON, OH – Ottawa Titans right-handed pitcher Eric Pardinho, meanwhile, fired eight perfect innings on Tuesday during his award-winning week. Ottawa Titans right-handed pitcher Eric Pardinho was dominant on Tuesday against the Tri-City ValleyCats, throwing eight perfect innings before rain halted the game and Pardinho’s chance at a perfect game. The performance went in the books as a no-hitter, the league’s third this season. Pardinho struck out eight in the 4-0 win. Pardinho made another start on Sunday, taking a loss after allowing four runs over 6.1 innings against the Sussex County Miners. Across his two starts, Pardinho tallied a 2.51 ERA over 14.1 innings, allowing five hits and two walks while striking out 11. The Titans signed Pardinho this June. He’d pitched in the Toronto Blue Jays organization from 2018 to 2025, reaching as high as Triple-A in 2024 and 2025. He was named a Top-100 prospect by Major League Baseball ahead of the 2019 season. Pardinho most recently pitched for Team Brazil in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, working three innings in the team’s loss to Mexico.

WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS 8 @ LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS 9 – Los Loros De La Costa Erie (22-29) squeaked out a slim 9-8 win against the Windy City ThunderBolts (26-23) to salvage a game in the series. OTTAWA TITANS 2 @ SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS 4 – On an eventful Fourth of July weekend, the series was decided on a rubber match Sunday which went the way of the Miners. Sussex County (23-25) played Ottawa (24-25) in the final game of a three-game weekend set. With great starting pitching and defense, the Miners won 4-2. NEW JERSEY JACKALS 8 @ DOWN EAST BIRD DAWGS 2 – After having allowed 31 runs across the first two games of the series, the Jackals gave up just two runs in their 8-2 win on Sunday. QUÉBEC CAPITALES 9 @ GATEWAY GRIZZLIES 8 – The Québec Capitales completed the sweep of the Grizzlies by defeating them 9-8 on Sunday night. DOUBLEHEADERS WASHINGTON WILD THINGS 8 @ SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS 6 – The Washington Wild Things used a big six-run fifth inning to complete a comeback from down 6-0, holding on to win the first end of Sunday’s doubleheader, 8-6 in Schaumburg. It was 2026 Frontier League All Star Andrew Czech’s three-run blast that put Washington ahead in that frame for good. WASHINGTON WILD THINGS 9 @ SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS 4 - The Washington Wild Things, after taking the front end of the doubleheader Sunday in comeback fashion from down 6-0, came back to win again and sweep both the twinbill and the series with a win from down 3-0 Sunday in the nightcap at Wintrust Field. Washington used a five-run fifth to surge ahead and take the finale 9-4. EVANSVILLE OTTERS 2 @ JOLIET SLAMMERS 1 – EVANSVILLE OTTERS 2 @ JOLIET SLAMMERS 0 – The Evansville Otters (31-18) took advantage of great pitching to sweep the doubleheader against the Joliet Slammers (21-28) on Sunday, winning game one 2-1 and game two 2-0. BROCKTON ROX 2 @ TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 1 – BROCKTON ROX 1 @ TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 2 – The Tri-City ValleyCats received stellar pitching all day long and split a doubleheader with the Brockton Rox thanks to a 2-1 win in the nightcap in front of a fun and boisterous 1,698 who came to Joseph L. Bruno Stadium for the kickoff of Shark Week on July 5. TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 9 @ NEW YORK BOULDERS 7 – TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 2 @ NEW YORK BOULDERS 3 – The Boulders closed out their final home stand before the Frontier League All-Star Break with a come-from-behind 3-2 win over les Aigles de Trois-Rivières (16-34) in Game Two of their Sunday doubleheader at Clover Stadium.

The Down East Bird Dawgs erupted for a franchise-record 22 runs and 20 hits, while the Washington Wild Things, Québec Capitales, New York Boulders, Ottawa Titans, Joliet Slammers, and Mississippi Mud Monsters all opened their holiday weekend series with wins. Brockton and Tri-City split a doubleheader, with the Rox taking Game 1 before the ValleyCats answered with a 14-5 victory in the nightcap. Read m ore about your favorite team by clicking their name in the scoreboard below! TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 2 @ NEW YORK BOULDERS 5 – The Boulders kicked off their final home stand before the Frontier League All-Star Break with a 5-3 win over the Trois-Rivières Aigles on Friday night at Clover Stadium. NEW JERSEY JACKALS 6 @ DOWN EAST BIRD DAWG S 22 – The Down East Bird Dawgs put on the most prolific offensive performance in franchise history Thursday night, breaking the franchise record with 20 hits and tying the record for runs scored in a 22-6 demolition of the New Jersey Jackals at Historic Grainger Stadium, with Colby Backus going four-for-five with seven RBI, Christian Adams going three-for-three with three walks and two RBI, and Kalae Harrison going three-for-six with five RBI to lead the way. OTTAWA TITANS 5 @ SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS 2 – The Ottawa Titans (25-23) snapped a two-game slide, taking down the Sussex County Miners (21-26) by a 5-2 final on Friday night, backed by a three-run fourth and fantastic pitching post-rain delay. WASHINGTON WILD THINGS 9 @ SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS 6 – The Wild Things responded ton middle-inning adversity and counter-punched the Boomers to take the series opener in front of a tremendous crowd to start the weekend in Schaumburg. Behind a five-run fifth which countered a five-run fourth by the Boomers, the Wild Things snatched the lead back and added to win 9-6 to start the series. FLORENCE YALLS 3 @ MISSISSIPPI MUD MONSTERS 4 – The Mississippi Mud Monsters (21-28) took their third straight series opener, beginning a three-game set against the Florence Y’alls (25-22) with a 4-3 comeback victory. EVANSVILLE OTTERS 5 @ JOLIET SLAMMERS 8 – The Joliet Slammers opened their Independence Celebration weekend in thrilling fashion, rallying from an early deficit to defeat the Evansville Otters, 8-5. QUÉBEC CAPITALES 6 @ GATEWAY GRIZZLIES 4 – The Québec Capitales scored 4 runs in the top of the ninth to beat the Gateway Grizzlies 6-4 on Friday night. DOUBLEHEADER BROCKTON ROX 7 @ TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 5 - BROCKTON ROX 5 @ TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 14 - The Tri-City ValleyCats dominated the second game of a doubleheader with 12 runs in the first two innings and won, 14-5,over Brockton, entertaining 3,018 fans with fireworks at the plate, man-made, and from Mother Nature as the game was shortened to five innings due to thunderstorms on July 3.

The Tri-City ValleyCats erased a five-run deficit to clinch their series in Ottawa, while Schaumburg edged Québec in a rain-shortened contest and Lake Erie salvaged its series finale against Joliet. Sussex County outlasted New York, Trois-Rivières rolled past Brockton, Gateway avoided a sweep in Mississippi, and Florence, Evansville, and Down East all secured series-winning victories on Thursday. Read more about your favorite team by clicking their name on the scoreboard below. JOLIET SLAMMERS 2 @ LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS 3 – The Lake Erie Crushers (21-27) got some solid help from a pair of new arms on Thursday night in a 3-2 win against the Joliet Slammers (20-26). TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 7 @ OTTAWA TITANS 5 – The Tri-City ValleyCats rallied from a five-run deficit and took the lead in the top of eighth with a four-run rally as they picked up a series win with a 7-5 victory over the Ottawa Titans on July 2. TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 10 @ BROCKTON ROX 2 – The Trois-Rivières Aigles defeated the Brockton Rox 10-2 on Thursday night. NEW YORK BOULDERS 8 @ SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS 9 – The Sussex County Miners (20-25) defeated the New York Boulders (28-19), 9-8, on Thursday night at Skylands Stadium. QUÉBEC CAPITALES 3 @ SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS 4 – The Schaumburg Boomers captured a 4-3 rain-shortened decision over the Quebec Capitales to take two-of-three in the mid-week series at Wintrust Field. GATEWAY GRIZZLIES 5 @ MISSISSIPPI MUD MONSTERS 4 – The Gateway Grizzlies walked 14 Mississippi Mud Monsters batters on Thursday night at Trustmark Park, but managed to strand 14 opposing runners in the game, including the tying and potential winning runs on base in the ninth inning in a 5-4 win to avoid the sweep. FLORENCE Y’ALLS 10 @ WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS 8 – The Florence Y’alls (25-21) triumphed 10-8 over Windy City to win the three-game series over the Bolts Thursday night. WASHINGTON WILD THINGS 3 @ EVANSVILLE OTTERS 10 – The Evansville Otters (29-17) rode back-to-back four-run innings to a series win against the Washington Wild Things (31-17) on Thursday night, 10-3. DOWN EAST BIRD DAWGS 7 @ NEW JERSEY JACKALS 1 - Drew Henderson was untouchable, and the Bird Dawgs offense did the rest, as Down East cruised to a 7-1 victory over the New Jersey Jackals Thursday night to win the rubber match, snap a five-series losing streak, and head home with momentum for a weekend series against the Jackals at Historic Grainger Stadium.

The Québec Capitales exploded for 18 runs, while the Sussex County Miners broke out offensively with a 16-run performance to hand the New York Boulders a lopsided loss. Tri-City scored nine first-inning runs to cruise past Ottawa, Joliet clinched its series at Lake Erie, New Jersey stayed hot with another win over Down East, and Brockton, Windy City, Mississippi, and Evansville also earned victories on Wednesday. Read more about your favorite team by clicking their name in the scoreboard below! FLORENCE Y’ALLS 4 @ WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS 7 – The Windy City ThunderBolts responded to a 7-4 loss on Tuesday with a 7-4 win of their own over the Florence Y’alls in the second game of the three-game series at Ozinga Field Wednesday afternoon. GATEWAY GRIZZLIES 2 @ MISSISSIPPI MUD MONSTERS 9 – The Mississippi Mud Monsters (20-27) took the morning matchup in game two of their three-game series against the Gateway Grizzlies (22-24), riding a strong debut from newest Mud Monsters hurler John Walsh and another productive day at the plate to a 9-2 victory. TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 11 @ OTTAWA TITANS 3 – The Tri-City ValleyCats sent 13 batters to the plate, banged out six hits, and scored nine runs in the top of the first as they topped Ottawa, 11-3, on Canada Day, July 1. JOLIET SLAMMERS 10 @ LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS 8 – Even with four of their five scoring plays being from home runs, the Lake Erie Crushers (20-27) still could not beat out a Joliet Slammers (20-25) team who always just barely stayed in the lead. The Slammers would win 10-8 to take home the series in just two games against the Crushers on Wednesday. TROIS-RIVIÈRES AIGLES 2 @ BROCKTON ROX 6 – The Brockton Rox remain a perfect 8-0 against the Trois-Rivieres Aigles, securing a 6-3 victory Wednesday evening to take game two of the series. NEW YORK BOULDERS 5 @ SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS 16 – The Sussex County Miners erupted for 16 runs on 12 hits Wednesday night, routing the New York Boulders 16-5 at Skylands Stadium before a crowd of 1,365. It was one of the Miners’ most complete offensive performances this season. QUÉBEC CAPITALES 18 @ SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS 3 – The Québec Capitales stormed passed the Schaumburg Boomers on Wednesday night, winning 18-3. WASHINGTON WILD THINGS 4 @ EVANSVILLE OTTERS 8 – The Evansville Otters (28-17) took advantage of a strong outing from Landon Willeman to take game two of the series against the Washington Wild Things (31-16) on Wednesday night, 8-4. DOWN EAST BIRD DAWGS 6 @ NEW JERSEY JACKALS 14 - On an even hotter night than the night before, the Jackals offense was alive and well in a 14-6 win over Down East Wednesday night.