Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Ben Ross and Maddux Houghton both hit solo home runs in the sixth inning Tuesday night, helping Wichita finish a 4-0 victory over the Hooks before 2,546 fans at Whataburger Field. Corpus Christi starter James Hicks turned in another impressive start, holding the Wind Surge

Box Score SAN ANTONIO - James Hicks turned in professional bests in both innings and strikeouts Wednesday night, breezing 12 Missions while allowing two baserunners over six frames as the Hooks rolled past San Antonio, 7-1, for a second consecutive win at Wolff Stadium. Hicks, whose previous career best was

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - John Garcia belted his first professional grand slam Friday night, helping the Hooks to a raucous 12-4 triumph over the RoughRiders before 4,986 fans at Whataburger Field. Yordan Alvarez drew a walk in four plate appearances while playing seven innings in left field. Alvarez, who

Box Score AMARILLO - Zach Cole and Luis Baez each recorded a season-high four hits Saturday night, leading Corpus Christi to a 10-4 triumph over the Sod Poodles before 6,120 fans at Hodgetown. The Hooks can force a split of the six-game series with a victory on Sunday. Cole, who

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - The Drillers connected for a couple solo home runs Sunday afternoon as they took the series finale, 3-0, before 4,111 fans at Whataburger Field. Hooks right-hander James Hicks, activated from the IL to make his fifth start of the season, retired eight of 11 Tulsa

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - Frisco made the most of four hits Thursday night, knocking off the Hooks, 4-0, before 3,603 fans at Whataburger Field. Corpus Christi right-hander James Hicks permitted one hit, a solo home run by Sebastian Walcott, and one walk while striking out five over 4 2/3

Box Score FRISCO - The RoughRiders' four-run second was enough to edge Corpus Christi, 5-2, on a rainy and cold Saturday night at Riders Field. Rehabbing Astros right-hander Lance McCullers Jr. made the start for the Hooks, throwing 50 pitches over 1 2/3 innings. After working around a two-out walk

Box Score NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR - The Travelers, employing a five-run eighth inning, came back to beat Corpus Christi, 6-5, Sunday afternoon at Dickey-Stephens Park. James Hicks made the start in the Hooks road finale, blanking Arkansas over four innings of work. Hicks, pitching 30 miles from his hometown

Box Score AMARILLO - The Sod Poodles staged a nine-run second as part of a 13-1 win over the Hooks Wednesday night at Hodgetown. Notching its third consecutive win, Amarillo totaled 21 hits, the most surrendered by Corpus Christi in a game this season. Neyfy Castillo began the barrage by

Box Score SPRINGDALE, AR - The Hooks marked Justin Verlander's rehab start with their biggest win of the year, a 16-5 triumph over Northwest Arkansas before 4,832 fans Thursday night at Arvest Ballpark. Backed by four strong innings from Verlander, Corpus Christi notched a season-high 16 runs on 15 hits,

Box Score CORPUS CHRISTI - With one away in the ninth, Rolando Espinosa lined a base hit into center field, scoring Kenedy Corona from second base, vaulting the Honey Butter Chicken Biscuits to a 2-1 walk-off win over Wichita Thursday night at Whataburger Field.

Box Score SPRINGFIELD, MO - Following a delay of two hours and 31 minutes, the Cardinals employed a late rally to stymie the Hooks, 4-2, in a rain-shortened seven inning contest Friday night at Hammons Field. In the third, Brice Matthews turned around a 1-0 deficit by launching a two-run

Box Score TULSA - The Drillers scored three times in the eighth inning Thursday night, besting the Hooks in come-from-behind fashion, 6-5, before 3,477 fans at ONEOK Field. Down by two in the fifth, the Hooks broke through against Carlos Duran on a lead-off home run to right field by

Box Score SAN ANTONIO - The Fourth of July was rough on the Hooks, with the Missions permitting only two hits in an 8-0 victory before 7,523 fans at Wolff Stadium. Astros right-hander Luis Garcia worked 1 1/3 innings in a rehab start for Corpus Christi. In his second appearance

ASHEVILLE- The Asheville Tourists received a masterful pitching performance from their Saturday night duo of James Hicks and Derek True. Hicks and True tossed the full nine innings and held the Winston-Salem Dash’s offense to a single run. Asheville took home the victory 2-1.

GREENVILLE- The Asheville Tourists accomplished something on Sunday afternoon that the organization has done only three times in the last 15 years; overcome a seven-run deficit and win. Asheville trailed the Greenville Drive 7-0, yet battled back to beat the Drive 11-10 and earn a series split in the process.

GREENVILLE- Austin Deming and John Garcia made it clear to the Greenville Drive that they are going to have to deal with one of the hottest offenses in the South Atlantic League, the Asheville Tourists, this week. The duo combined for three Home Runs, seven total hits, and eight RBI

ASHEVILLE- The Asheville Tourists defeated the Bowling Green Hot Rods 18-8 on Wednesday night in a game that featured baseball history. Asheville’s Designated Hitter, John Garcia, went 5-for-6 with a professional baseball record five doubles. No player in MLB history or in Minor League Baseball since single-game records started being

HICKORY- Jeron Williams is making a habit out of hitting leadoff Home Runs. The Asheville Tourists shortstop led off the Tourists half of the first inning with a Home Run for the third time in less than a week. Williams’ blast was not enough for Asheville and the Hickory Crawdads

ASHEVILLE- The Asheville Tourists defeated the Rome Emperors 4-3 in walk off fashion Wednesday evening. Trailing 3-1, Jeron Williams cleared the bases in the bottom of the ninth with a two-run single combined with an Emperors throwing error. The three-run sequence sent McCormick Field into a frenzy.

WINSTON-SALEM- The Asheville Tourists were down a run and down to their final strike on Thursday when John Garcia clubbed a two-run go-ahead double in the top of the ninth. The Winston-Salem Dash rebounded in the bottom of the ninth, scored two of their own, and walked off on Asheville

ASHEVILLE- The Asheville Tourists dropped a close game to the Greenville Drive 3-2 on Friday night. The Tourists nearly pulled out the win with a furious eighth inning rally; however, the Drive narrowly escaped when a three-run Homer was barely foul and a play at the plate went the way

ASHEVILLE- The Houston Astros announced Pascanel Ferreras as their lower-level Minor League Player of the Month for the month of April. Ferreras was named alongside the lower-level Minor League Pitcher of the Month and newest member of the Asheville Tourists, James Hicks.