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In February 2012, the Northwoods League sold the team rights to a local interest group while reserving the rights to the name and logo. The St. Cloud franchise played the 2012 season as the St. Cloud Rox, hearkening back to a popular minor league team that played in the city until 1971.
St. Cloud Rox 2-0 2016 Wisconsin Rapids Rafters: Eau Claire Express 2-0 2017 St. Cloud Rox (4) Battle Creek Bombers 2-1 2018 Fond du Lac Dock Spiders: Duluth Huskies 2-1 2019 Traverse City Pit Spitters: Eau Claire Express 3-2 2020: No official league champion as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic--- --- 2021 Traverse City Pit Spitters (2) St ...
SAINT CLOUD – For three days in June, first-year manager Nick Studdard was the only coach on staff for the St. Cloud Rox. After the Rox fought their way back to .500 from a 2-6 start, both of ...
The park opened in 1998 and has a capacity of around 2,000. It also hosts the baseball team of St. Cloud State University, which competes in the NCAA Division II Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. [2] The field is located at St. Cloud's Municipal Athletic Complex, next to Dick Putz Field, which played host to the River Bats for the 1997 ...
Jun. 20—WILLMAR — The St. Cloud Rox took the first game of its home-and-home series with the Willmar Stingers. St. Cloud opened the Northwoods League doubleheader with an 11-4 win in front of ...
Jul. 24—WILLMAR — There was no shortage of hits for St. Cloud as the Rox snapped Willmar's five-game winning streak. The Rox (12-7, 33-20) lashed out 18 hits en route to a 13-4 victory against ...
Hitting in St. Cloud’s three-hole Kenning had an OBP of .434 and SLG of .562 adding up to a .997 OPS. He was the Crush’s best hitter, averaging .325, with three home runs, three triple and ...
The St. Cloud Rox were a professional minor league baseball team that existed from 1946 to 1971 in St Cloud, Minnesota, playing in the Northern League for the duration of the franchise. The St. Cloud Rox were an affiliate of the Minnesota Twins (1965–1971), Chicago Cubs (1960–1964), San Francisco Giants (1958–1959) and New York Giants ...