Following Thursday's memorable premiere of Centerfield Cinema at the crossroads of the Clark Fork River and the Bitterroot Railway, the Missoula PaddleHeads have announced the addition of two weekly events to be held at Ogren Park Allegiance Field, all summer long - $2 Trivia Tuesdays & Friday Happy Hour.
As the PaddleHeads & YWCA 'Strike Out Domestic Violence' came to a close on Sunday, the support in this wonderful community has never been more prevalent. Surpassing the goal of $20,000 fundraised, YWCA Missoula received $21,570 in direct donations!
In partnership with the Big Sky High School Drama Department, the Missoula Osprey have announced their first ever Nightmare at the Ballpark. The series of SPOOKTACULAR events will be held from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. on October 18, 19, 25, 26, 30 and 31.
After 12 days of working on the field to fix field damage caused by the August 11th concert, the Osprey officially received MLB approval to play the remaining home games on the schedule this season at Ogren Park Allegiance Field.
The Missoula Osprey (31-27, 11-9) totaled eleven hits Tuesday night, falling to Idaho Falls (28-31, 7-15), 6-3, at Melaleuca Field.
The Missoula Osprey (31-26, 11-8) swept the Great Falls Voyagers (23-32, 8-10), 4-1 and 1-0, on Monday night at Centene Stadium.
Missoula returns home for the second to last homestand of the season on August 16. 8/16 to 8/19 the Osprey welcome the Great Falls Voyagers - 8/20 & 8/21 the O's square off with the Idaho Falls Chukars.
The Missoula Osprey (28-25, 8-7) fell to the Ogden Raptors (41-12, 10-5), 3-2, after 10 innings at Lindquist Field on Tuesday night. The Osprey loss was their third in a row, moving them two games out of first in the North.
Continuing an eight-game road trip, the Missoula Osprey (28-24, 8-6) began a four-game road series to the Ogden Raptors (40-12, 9-5), falling 4-3, in the 11th inning at Lindquist Field Monday night.
