Tonight Spikes’ player Danny Martin was on his game. Making solid plays for outs in the infield and sliding home for an in the park homer he was significant in the 7-5 win.
Spikes
Reply
Tag Archives: Spikes
Bark in the Park
The concourse at Medlar Field was a little nosier tonight as pups barked and greeted each other for tonights Bark in the Park game. All breeds of all shapes and sizes enjoyed the game with their best friends despite the spikes loss.
Spikes
Without working most the summer I missed out on one of my summer time staples, the State College Spikes. For the first time since the season opener I headed out to Medlar field for a 7:05 first pitch.
Spikes Finale
It has been the most exciting season for the State College Spikes since they came to the area. Tonight they played in the final game of the New York Penn League Championship Series. With high hopes the team took to the field but couldn’t get the ball on the bat. In the ninth inning, the fans rallied hoping they could pull back the win like they have on limited outs all summer. With the final strike out the season came to an unwanted ending.
Jammers at Spikes
As the season is winding down the excitement and energy at Spikes games is growing as they work towards their first play off series in team history. Tonight they took on the Jamestown Jammers, who they have been competing against for the number one position. The Spikes pulled out in the win in the ninth inning.
Mahoning Valley at Spikes
The Spikes came off the All Star break with a two game home stand against the Mahoning Valley Scrappers.
For last night’s game I tried a spot I rarely shoot from down by the bull penn. By the end of the first inning I realized it’s a spot I’ll have to frequent. 
Spikes Six Game Home Stand
Sometimes I feel like the Spikes games come and go in waves. This wave was a strong one as they had a six game home stand. I spent four of the six nights at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. Some for only a few quick innings as I bounced between assignments, and other nights I could take my time and get as much as I could before the sun went down along with my shutter speed. Here are a few of my favorites.
Lowell at Spikes
The Spikes returned to town this week with a three game series against The Lowell Spinners.
To kick off the series former MLB pitcher and a Bellefonte native, Eric Milton threw out the first pitch. He is no stranger to the pitching mound after throwing a no hitter for the Minnesota Twins in 1999. He also took the time to great fans and sign the giveaway, a bobble head in his honor.
The players battled through hot and humid weather all week but the offense for both teams were on their game. With less action on the bases than normal I switched my vantage points frequently to try new angles and images.
Spikes
We’re making our way through the Spikes season and the action was high this evening as they tried to keep their footing after yesterday’s blow out win. Despite this diving stop and play by second baseman Mason Katz the Spikes fell to Batavia 4-3.
Crosscutters at Spikes
It was a gorgeous night to cover my first Spikes game of the season. This will be the start of many Spikes blogs throughout the season. I’m always looking for new angles and little things that set the images apart in addition to action shots.
To start off the night I captured this bee as it buzzed past Jimmy Reed mid pitch.
Took a few innings but the action picked up as the game went on and the Spikes came out with an 8-3 win.
