yakima valley pippins

Earlier today, the Yakima Valley Pippins Baseball club announced that they now actively trying to secure host families for their 2021 roster of college-aged players.

Be listening to "Todd & Timmy In the Morning" for your chance to spin the 'Wheel of Goodness' for your shot at a free family 4-pack of tickets to the 2021 Central Washington State Fair!

Great night for a ride, great night to cool off at this week's Central Washington Bike Nights where we'll congregate at Jack-sons Sports Bar & Clubhouse Lounge at 48th and Tieton Drive in Yakima.

You may have wondered, "Where do the Pippins players stay during the season?" The answer: in the homes of generous families in the valley. Here's how you can be a host family.

On Monday, Yakima Pippins General Manager Zachary Fraser stopped by the studio to give an S.O.T.P. (State of the Pippins) address, so to speak. Fraser talked of the ups and downs the team had in last year’s inaugural season in the West Coast League as well as their recent decision to move their headquarters from State Fair Park to downtown Yakima in order to be closer to the community...

The Yakima Valley Pippins have signed San Jose State right handed pitchers Josh Nashed and Rashaan Kuhaulua to play in Yakima in 2015.

The Yakima Valley Pippins announced Tuesday that manager Marcus McKimmy has agreed to helm the team next season.

To help celebrate a record-breaking inaugural season, the Yakima Valley Pippins are inviting fans to a special "happy hour" from 5:30 to 6:30 before tonight's playoff opener against the Bellingham Bells at Yakima County Stadium.

Last night I had the honor of representing 94.5 KATS to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the Yakima Valley Pippins game at "The Orchard" at Yakima County Stadium on the grounds of State Fair Park.

Last night my family and some close friends attended the Yakima Valley Pippins game (Pippins win!) and stuck around post-game for their fantastic fireworks display to conclude the evening. During the pregame festivities, a group of youngsters got to run onto the field with the starting nine. As it turned out, our seats were right next to theirs once they returned to the stands.

The Yakima Valley Pippins are seeking host families for players for the 2014 season and are now accepting applications. “Host families are a vital part to integrating these young men into our community,”said Noel Zanchelli, director of operations for the Pippins...