A Rainy Night at the Ballpark
A rainy night at the ballpark brought chilling wind, rain and a Gamecock win for the loyal fans who endured the elements.
Read MoreA rainy night at the ballpark brought chilling wind, rain and a Gamecock win for the loyal fans who endured the elements.
Read MoreA rite of passage for some young adults has been blocked, due to a new state law and stadium policies.
Read MoreThe site will offer a dynamic food hall with bars and outdoor space.
Read MoreFans traveled to Segra Park Thursday to watch the Fireflies open their 2023 season against the Augusta GreenJackets.
Read MoreOne of the oldest recreational leagues in the Columbia area has grown significantly in the past two years, bringing in better talent – and more of it.
Read MoreOften called “the greatest rivalry in college baseball,” the Clemson-South Carolina series is something Gamecocks Associate Head Coach Monte Lee has seen from both sides.
Read MoreBaseball has a serious problem. Here’s how the Columbia Fireflies are looking to fix it.
Read MoreA 19-year-old catcher from Kansas City is living out his lifelong dream playing for the organization he grew up rooting for.
Read MoreColumbia Fireflies Team President Brad Shank assesses the young player’s performances and growth, following the 2022 season.
Read MoreOutfielders Levi Usher, Jean Ramirez and David Hollie stand for the national anthem prior to game....
Read MoreColumbia Fireflies outfielder Gavin Cross steps out of batter’s box in first inning. Photos...
Read MoreCapital City Stadium has been a sports gem of Columbia since its opening in 1927. Now, as it lives out its last days, fans and players recite their memories over the stadium’s 95-year history.
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