PRINCETON, W.V. -- Despite a two-run shot from C Hunter Oliver and a three-run blast by 1B Rylan Thomas, the Princeton Rays managed to outslug the Greeneville Reds, 10-8, on Thursday night at Hunnicutt Field.With the loss, Greeneville's season-long three-series win streak was snapped, as they fell to 14-20 on the season. Princeton's victory

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. - C Hunter Oliver continued his assault on Appalachian League pitching, collecting four hits - including a three-run home run - however, it was not enough, as the Elizabethton Twins edged out the Greeneville Reds, 6-5, on Wednesday night at Joe O'Brien Field.With the loss, the Redlegs fell to 9-17 on

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -- For the second-straight night, Greeneville's offense was alive and well. 3B Jonathan India, 1B Rylan Thomas, and C  Hunter Oliver all went deep, while RHPs A.J. Moore and Cory Heitler tossed 5.1 innings of scoreless relief, as the Reds topped the Bristol Pirates, 11-5, in front of 989 fans at Pioneer Park on Sunday evening.With

KINGSPORT, Tenn. -- For the second-straight day, C Hunter Oliver collected three hits - adding a home run. However, for the second-consecutive contest, the Kingsport Mets edged out the Greeneville Reds, winning 4-1 at Hunter Wright Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.With the loss, Greeneville has now dropped back-to-back games to start the series and

KINGSPORT, Tenn. -- With an eighth-inning double 2B Jonathan Willems became just the second player in Greeneville history to hit for the cycle, but it was not enough, as 3B Yoel Romero 's walk-off solo homer in the ninth gave the Kingsport Mets a 13-12 win over the Greeneville Reds on Tuesday night at

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. -- RHP Josiah Gray tossed five hitless frames, while 3B Jonathan Willems collected three extra-base hits - including a home run - as Greeneville captured their second series victory of the year, as the Reds defeated the Johnson City Cardinals, 8-2, on Tuesday night at TVA Credit Union Ballpark.With the win,

PULASKI, Va. - Trailing 5-0 after three innings of play, the Greeneville Reds scored the final six runs of the contest - bringing home two in the eighth to grab the lead for good - to capture their third-straight victory, defeating the Pulaski Yankees, 6-5, at Calfee Park on Saturday evening.With

GREENEVILLE, Tenn. - The Reds led 12-0 after five innings and 13-5 after six, but it was a perfectly executed relay from RF Reniel Ozuna to 2B Claudio Finol to C Hunter Oliver in the top of the ninth that cut down the game-tying run which helped Greeneville collect the first victory in franchise history, defeating