Darin Williams has lined up a big name for his big winter event. Williams, the owner of the Golden Eagles, said Tommy John will be the headliner for the Glens Falls Golden Eagles Hot Stove Banquet on Jan. 24. The event will be at Fort William Henry in Lake George. Click here to order tickets. READ MORE
Instead of doning an official wear a Golden Eagles uniform, both infielder Jakob Dalfonso (MIddle Georgia) and first basemen Lance Durham (Cincinnati) opted for a contract with a Major League Baseball ballclib. Dalfonso's hometown team, the Atlanta Braves, drafted him in round 16. The Toronto Blue Jays took Durham in round 14. MORE.READ MORE
Six former 2009 Golden Eagles, three pitchers, two outfielders, and one infielder, will not be returning for another summer in Glens Falls. From 2009 New York Collegiate Baseball League All-Star or Futures Star selections to future roster spots in the Cape Code Baseball League. READ MORE
The Glens Falls Golden Eagles Baseball Team organization announce 2010 season tickets will cost $50 until Feb. 1, 2010. Celebrate the 30th anniversey of East Field this summer and be a part of the 2010 New York Collegiate Baseball League All-Star game in July. READ MORE
As Fall baseball heats up around the college baseball landscape, Glens Falls Golden Eagles head coach John Mayotte
has already recruited two 2009 Golden Eagles. Now entering his seventh season as the lone skipper in Golden Eagles history, Mayotte knows what to expect from both players' leadership and abilities on-and-off the field.READ MORE
Now entering his seventh season as the Glens Falls Golden Eagles skipper, John Mayotte has already begun recruiting and signing players for the 2010 summer season. READ MORE
The cornerstones of the 2007 Glens Falls Golden Eagles infield, first basemen Riaan Spanjer-Furstenburg (Nova Southeastern) and third basemen Kevin Mahoney (Canisius) were both selected in rounds 16 and 23 respectively of the 2009 Major League Baseball draft. READ MORE
ByEric Rushia, SID
For the past seven years, as a proud member of the New York Collegiate Baseball League, the Glens Falls Golden Eagles have called East Field their home ballpark. From the Glens Falls White Sox and Tigers, to the Adirondack Lumberjacks, and now the Golden Eagles, East Field housed a professional, collegiate, or minor league baseball affiliate for the past 30 years. This summer, the Golden Eagles organization returns to East Field and hosts the 2010 NYCBL All-Star game in July. Reserve your 2010 Season Tickets Now!
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ByEric Rushia, SID
This summer, East Field hosts the 2010 New York Collegeiate Baseball League All-Star game and celebrates its 30 years as a baseball ballpark in the City of Glens Falls. From now until Feb. 1, 2010, fans can reserve their official 2010 Glens Falls Golden Eagles season tickets at a discounted of $50. That's less than $5 per ticket, includes more than 20 home games and the 2010 NYCBL All-Star Game in July. All season ticket holders receive free tickets to the team's Pre-season Meet and Greet Picnic. Click HERE for an order form.READ MORE
ByGreg Brownell, The Post Star Tommy John spent 26 seasons in the major leagues,
retiring in 1989. He didn't pitch during the meat of the steroids era, but he gets
asked about it. It's hard to avoid when you're traveling and
talking baseball as much as John does. The former Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees pitcher was
the featured speaker at Fort William Henry Resort and Conference
Center on Sunday for the Glens Falls Golden Eagles Hot Stove
Banquet. In addition to public appearances like Sunday's, John
represents a company. READ MORE
Special Thanks to Davidson Brothers and Blue Moose Restaurant!
