Weekly Sports League and Franchise Report

BASEBALL National Alliance of College Summer Baseball: The 12 summer-collegiate baseball leagues that are members of the NACSB started their 2025 seasons in late May and early June. The NACSB is sanctioned by the NCAA and the non-profit leagues receive some funding from Major League Baseball. The 2025 leagues include the 12-team Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League, the 8-team Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League, the 14-team California Collegiate League, the 10-team Cape Cod League, the 6-te... Full Story

Scott and Taylor Spearhead Spartanburgers' Sunday Walk-Off

SPARTANBURG, S.C. - With two outs remaining in the ninth, the Spartanburgers were at risk of dropping their first six-game set of the second half of the season. Trailing by two, the offense flipped the script. Hub City (4-5, 35-39) took down Aberdeen (4-5, 28-46) by a 5-4 final thanks to a two-run homer from Quincy Scott and bold baserunning from Josh Taylor, who scored the game-winning run on a wild pitch. Hub City right-hander Jose Gonzalez kept Aberdeen off the scoreboard through the first four innings, striking out six in the process. Gonzalez fanned the side in the first and stranded t... Full Story

White Dominates, Wahoos Hit Team-Record Six Homers to Split Wild Chattanooga Doubleheader

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.- The Pensacola Blue Wahoos split a Sunday twin bill against the Chattanooga Lookouts to finish what is possibly their last trip to AT&T Field, falling 4-1 in game one before finishing things out with a team-record six home runs and a thrilling 10-5, eight-inning win in game two. After a rare blown save opportunity from the Pensacola bullpen, the Blue Wahoos and Lookouts headed to extra innings in game two tied 3-3. An eighth inning was all that was needed, as the Blue Wahoos clubbed four home runs in the inning. Cody Morrissette, Michael Snyder, Josh Zamora and Tony Bu... Full Story

Will Robertson's Walk-Off Hit Leads Bisons over IronPigs 4-3 in 11 Innings

Buffalo, N.Y. - In the series finale between the Buffalo Bisons and Lehigh Valley IronPigs, a three-run homer for Josh Rivera, some clutch pitching from Trenton Wallace and Andrew Bash and a walk-off single from Will Robertson gave the Herd a 4-3 victory on Sunday afternoon at Sahlen Field. This game got off to a slow start as starting pitchers Adam Kloffenstein and Nabil Crismatt faced the minimum through the first two and a half innings, aided by a double play that Crismatt induced for Lehigh Valley and a frame-ending pickoff by Kloffenstein in the second for Buffalo. Lehigh Valley got... Full Story

• Crew Stop Streaking Philadelphia, 1-0 - Columbus Crew SC (MLS)
• Murphy, Warkentin Pace Goldeyes Win - Winnipeg Goldeyes (AA)
• RECAP: Jones Delivers Once Again as Otters Sweep Y'alls - Evansville Otters (FL)
• Tiffany Hayes Scores Season-High 21 Points in Blowout Win over Storm - Golden State Valkyries (WNBA)
• Rox Dominate Rochester with 16-8 Win - St. Cloud Rox (Northwoods)
• Travs Take Series in Amarillo with Sunday Win - Arkansas Travelers (TL)
• Emeralds Record Setting Victory in Everett - Eugene Emeralds (NWL)
• Bird Dawgs Hold On, Clinch Series Win in Mississippi - Down East Bird Dawgs (FL)
• LouCity Defeats North Carolina to Stay in the USL Cup Knockout Hunt - Louisville City FC (USL)
• Doughboys skid continues, fall to Bristol State Liners in sudden death - Johnson City Doughboys (ApL)
• All Today's Minor League News
  

• Opportunistic Slywka lifts Argos to first win with 29-16 decision against Redblacks - CFL Toronto Star
• Dillon Thomas' ninth-inning home run lifts RedHawks past Lincoln - AA Fargo Forum
• Lynx log third-largest win in team history to begin busy stretch of games - WNBA St. Paul Pioneer Press
• Thanks to YouTube, Hunter Hoopes has a professional baseball career - MWL Cedar Rapids Gazette
• Reese powers Sky past Sparks with season-high 24 points - WNBA Chicago Sun Times
• RailRiders close series strong, take five of six against Worcester - IL Wilkes-Barre Times Leader
• Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark during practice Sunday - WNBA Indianapolis Star
• Crosscutters beat Keys 8-5 to split weather-shortened two-game series on road - MLBDL Williamsport Sun-Gazette
• TinCaps survive Great Lakes rally, prevail 8-7 to clinch series win - MWL Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
• Game recap: Mud Hens halt losing skid with series-ending win over Charlotte - IL Toledo Blade
• All Today's Minor League Headlines

• Weekly Sports League and Franchise Report by Dan Krieger
• Last Week around the Leagues by Fran Stuchbury
• Weekly Sports League and Franchise Report by Dan Krieger
• Courage Shrug off Early Deficit, Super-Subs Lead Comeback Win by Fran Stuchbury
• NCFC Scores Upset Win over League-Leading Louisville by Fran Stuchbury
• Inside the UFL by Fran Stuchbury

Matthew Warkentin of the Winnipeg Goldeyes receives high fives (Dave Mahussier)

See All Today's Images The following minor league and alternative professional sports teams on OurSports Central have been viewed the most over the last seven days:

1. Columbia Fireflies - Carolina League (CarL)
2. B.C. Lions - Canadian Football League (CFL)
3. Tampa Bay Rowdies - United Soccer League Championship (USL)
4. New Mexico - ECHL (ECHL)
5. York United FC - Canadian Premier League (CPL)
6. Seattle - Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL)
7. Richmond - Northwoods League (Northwoods)
8. Vancouver - Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL)
9. Topeka Scarecrows - Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL)
10. Cleveland - Women's Premier Soccer League Pro (WPSL Pro)

1. Weekly Sports League and Franchise Report
2. Last Week around the Leagues
3. Courage Shrug off Early Deficit, Super-Subs Lead Comeback Win
4. Cleveland Charge Reveal Brand Evolution with Refreshed Logos and Marks
5. LAFC Faces CR Flamengo in Final FIFA Club World Cup Match in Orlando on June 24
6. Reading Fightin Phils Welcome Diamond Baseball Holdings as New Owner
7. Stingrays Name Warsofsky Head Coach
8. Rocky Thompson Named Bridgeport Islanders Head Coach
9. Indiana Fever Secure 94-86 Victory on the Road
10. Greg Cronin Named Iowa Wild Head Coach

The most recent minor league and alternative professional sports teams added to OurSports Central:

• Golden City Football Club - MLS NEXT Pro (MLS NEXT Pro)
• Indiana Sentinels - Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL)
• New Mexico - ECHL (ECHL)
• Seattle - Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL)
• Fort Lauderdale United FC - United Soccer League One (USL1)
• Vancouver - Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL)
• Pee Dee IceCats - Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL)
• Cleveland - Women's Premier Soccer League Pro (WPSL Pro)
• Noblesville Boom - NBA G League (G League)
• Richmond - Northwoods League (Northwoods)

OurSports Central provides coverage of select alternative and minor league professional sports leagues in addition to the top junior hockey leagues and college wood bat baseball leagues:

BASEBALL
Affiliated Minor League Baseball
AzCL, AzFL, CalL, CarL, EL, FLCL, FSL, IL, ML, MLBDL, MWL, NWL, PCL, SAL, SL, TL
College Wood Bat Baseball
ApL, Northwoods
Independent Minor League Baseball
AA, AtL, FL, Pecos, PL

BASKETBALL
Men's Minor League Basketball
BIG3, CEBL, G League
Women's Basketball
WNBA

FOOTBALL
Indoor/Arena Football
AF1, IFL, NAL, TAL
Outdoor Football
CFL, UFL

HOCKEY
Junior Hockey
NAHL, OHL, QMJHL, USHL, WHL
Minor League Hockey
AHL, ECHL, FPHL, SPHL
Women's Hockey
PWHL

LACROSSE
Indoor Lacrosse
NLL
Outdoor Lacrosse
PLL, WLL

OTHER
Other Sports
MLR
Other Women's
LOVB, MLV, NWLS, PVF

SOCCER
Indoor Soccer
MASL
Outdoor Soccer
CPL, MLS, MLS NEXT Pro, USL, USL1
Women's Soccer
NSL, NWSL, USLSL, WPSL Pro