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Lake Erie Sends RHP Jake Pilarski to Washington in Trade

October 4, 2021 - WASHINGTON, Pa. - The Washington Wild Things have completed a trade with the Lake Erie Crushers and have acquired Fox Chapel High School product and right hander Jake Pilarski in exchange for right-handed pitcher Steven Colon. Pilarski got his first taste of pro ball in the 2021 Frontier League campaign with the Lake Erie Crushers after pitching his final collegiate season at The Citadel. He was 3-4 in 15 games (14 starts) with 66 innings pitched and 66 strikeouts. He made three quality starts. "Jake is a young man tha... Full Story

Schaumburg Wins Fourth Frontier League Title

September 26, 2021 - WASHINGTON, Pa. - Schaumburg took an early lead in Game 5 of the Frontier League Championship Series and added without looking back, as they raced to their fourth championship in team history, taking the winner-take-all contest by a final of 10-4. Schaumburg got the scoring started in the decisive contest quickly when Matt Bottcher hit a three-run homer to score Quincy Nieporte and Braxton Davidson. Washington responded lightly with a run in the bottom half. Nick Ward led the frame off with a base hit to left and two batt... Full Story

Washington Held to Four Hits in Game Four, Schaumburg Forces Game 5

September 25, 2021 - WASHINGTON, Pa. - Schaumburg's three runs in the middle stages of game four proved enough as Washington managed just four hits in a clinching scenario in game four of the FLCS at Wild Things Park. Schaumburg won 3-1 to force a game five for all the marbles Sunday at 5:35 p.m. Schaumburg started the scoring in the third inning when league MVP Quincy Nieporte lined a single to right center and plated two Boomers: Nick Oddo and Chase Dawson. The Boomers added a run on an Angelo Gumbs single in the fourth inning of the ballg... Full Story

Washington's Walk-Off Victory Gives Wild Things a 2-1 FLCS Lead

September 25, 2021 - WASHINGTON, Pa. - Grant Heyman's walk-off single in the 10th inning of Game 3 of the Frontier League Championship Series lifted Washington to a 3-2 win and a 2-1 series lead as Nick Ward scored to win it. It completed a comeback victory for the Wild Things, who are now one win away from their first Frontier League title and they'll have two shots at it with game four tomorrow at 7:05 p.m. The game didn't see its first run until the seventh as both Alex Boshers, Washington's starter, and Ryan Middendorf, Schaumburg's start... Full Story

• Lake Erie Sends RHP Jake Pilarski to Washington in Trade - October 4, 2021
  
• Schaumburg Wins Fourth Frontier League Title - September 26, 2021
  
• Washington Held to Four Hits in Game Four, Schaumburg Forces Game 5 - September 25, 2021
  
• Washington's Walk-Off Victory Gives Wild Things a 2-1 FLCS Lead - September 25, 2021
  
• Czech's Late Homer Powers Washington to Win, FLCS Is Even - September 23, 2021
  
• Kyle Arjona Shines as Schaumburg Takes Game One from Wild Things - September 21, 2021
  
• Whalen Dazzles, Washington Wins FLDS Series to Advance to FLCS - September 19, 2021
  
• Wild Things Force Game 5 in FLDS with 5-3 Win - September 18, 2021
  
• Wild Things Fall in Pitcher's Duel, Face Elimination Saturday - September 17, 2021
  
• Wild Things Take Game 2 in Walk-Off Fashion - September 15, 2021
  
• Wild Things Drop Game 1, Look to Bounce Back Tomorrow - September 14, 2021
  
• Game 2 Start Time Moved up Due to Expected Weather - September 14, 2021
  
• Regular Season Ends with a Victory for Washington - September 12, 2021
  
• Wild Things Drop Middle Game as Prep for Playoffs Continues - September 11, 2021
  
• Mills' Strong Start, Error Lead to Wild Things' Victory in Opener - September 10, 2021
  
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Washington Wild Things celebrate a playoff series win
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Home: Washington, Pennsylvania
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Sun., Sep 26	L	Schaumburg 10 at Washington 4 (Champ. Gm. 5)	Final
Sat., Sep 25	L	Schaumburg 3 at Washington 1 (Champ. Gm. 4)	Final
Fri., Sep 24	W	Schaumburg 2 at Washington 3 (Champ. Gm. 3)	Final
Wed., Sep 22	W	Washington 6 at Schaumburg 5 (Champ. Gm. 2)	Final
Tue., Sep 21	L	Washington 0 at Schaumburg 4 (Champ. Gm. 1)	Final
Sun., Sep 19	W	Washington 4 at Team Quebec 0 (Playoff Gm. 5)	Final
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• Miners end 14-year run in Frontier League - FL Washington Observer-Reporter (October 7)
• Walk to End Alzheimer's returns to Wild Things Park - FL Washington Observer-Reporter (October 6)
• Homers power Schaumburg Boomers to fourth Frontier League Championship - FL Chicago Daily Herald (September 29)
• Wild Things should remember the ride - FL Washington Observer-Reporter (September 28)
• Wild Things Schaumburg - FL Washington Observer-Reporter (September 27)
• Scahumburg pushes Wild Things to Game 5 - FL Washington Observer-Reporter (September 26)
• Wild Things rally again, take series lead - FL Washington Observer-Reporter (September 25)
• Washington takes 2-1 series lead over Boomers - FL Chicago Daily Herald (September 25)
• Czech it out: Washington evens series on first baseman's homer - FL Washington Observer-Reporter (September 24)
• Boomers lose on late homer, championship series at 1-1 - FL Chicago Daily Herald (September 23)
• Wild Things even series on Czech's 9th-inning homer - FL Washington Observer-Reporter (September 23)
• Schaumburg gets jump on Wild Things, wins Game 1 - FL Washington Observer-Reporter (September 22)
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