Pioneer League's Northern Colorado Owlz to Become the Colorado Springs Sky Sox

The Sky Sox are back! Sort of...

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Longtime residents of Colorado Springs probably remember summer days at the ballpark watching the Sky Sox and enjoying a ballpark frank. This summer, the Sky Sox are back in action in Colorado, if only temporarily. According to the MLB, the Colorado Springs Sky Sox were a Triple-A team that played their first season in 1988. From 1993 through 2014, the Sky Sox were affiliated with the Colorado Rockies. When the Rockies opted…

Pioneer League's Northern Colorado Owlz to become the Colorado Springs Sky Sox

The Pioneer League's Northern Colorado Owlz baseball team in Windsor is moving to Colorado Springs and becoming the Sky Sox!

From our archive: Nolan Arenado, during short Colorado Springs Sky Sox stay, seen as 'Golden Child'

Editor's note: This story appeared in The Gazette on April 3, 2013, as Nolan Arenado awaited his debut as a member of the then-Triple-A Colorado Springs Sky Sox in the

Northern Colorado Owlz fold, replaced by Colorado Springs Sky Sox

The Pioneer Baseball League has replaced the Northern Colorado Owlz with the Sky Sox to complete the 2025 season.

The Colorado Springs Sky Sox are coming back

The Pioneer Baseball League’s Board of Directors accepted the resignation of the NorthernColorado Owlz baseball club as a team in the league and has

Northern Colorado Owlz resign from Pioneer Baseball League

Despite strong denials last week from team ownership that the Northern Colorado Owlz were not leaving Windsor, the Pioneer Baseball League on Monday announced the Owlz’ resignation from the 12-team independent league. The Pioneer Baseball League sent an email early Monday afternoon announcing the resignation, and the addition of a new team called the Colorado Springs Sky Sox to complete the Owlz’ season. Owlz on-field manager Dmitri Young, pitch…