Friday, June 26, 2026 – Colonial Heights, VA

Greenbrier Knights Fall To Tri City Chili Peppers Despite Strong Performance From Liam Richardson

Liam Richardson struck out 10 batters, but Greenbrier Knights fell to Tri City Chili Peppers 7-4 at Shepherd Stadium on Friday. Richardson gave up three hits and three runs over four innings while walking none.

Greenbrier Knights lost despite out-hitting Tri City Chili Peppers 10 to seven. Kai Patton, Brendan White, and Joshua Radmore each collected two hits for Greenbrier Knights.

Tri City Chili Peppers were the first to get on the board in the first when Carbonell hit a solo home run to left field.

Tri City Chili Peppers added two runs in the third after Mauzy singled to center field following a 6-pitch at-bat.

Tri City Chili Peppers scored one run in the bottom of the fifth on a solo home run to center field by Carbonell.

Greenbrier Knights scored one run in the top of the sixth on a solo home run to center field by White on a full count.

Miller earned the win for Tri City Chili Peppers. The starting pitcher gave up four hits and zero runs over three innings, striking out four and walking one.

Greenbrier Knights piled up 10 hits in the game. Patton, White, Radmore, and Tyler Rutman each drove in one run for Greenbrier Knights. Greenbrier Knights had patience at the plate, collecting 10 walks for the game. Cordaro Williams, White, and Bryce Radcliff led the team with two free passes each. Greenbrier Knights stole four bases in the game.

Leadoff hitter Carbonell led Tri City Chili Peppers with three hits in four at bats. Vick and Carbonell each drove in two runs for Tri City Chili Peppers. Tri City Chili Peppers ran wild on the base paths, tallying four stolen bases for the game. Tri City Chili Peppers turned three double plays in the game.

Next up for Greenbrier Knights is a game at Coastal Cockatoos on Saturday.

Thursday, June 4, 2026

The Greenbrier Knights open their 2026 season on the road at Historic Hicks Field vs the Edenton Steamers tonight.

Game time is 7:00pm. Gates open at 6:00pm. Tickets are available at the gate.

Historic Hicks Field – 111. E. Freemason St. Edenton, NC 27932

If you cannot make it to Edenton, you can follow all the action on our team’s Game Changer page. Look up Greenbrier Knights (summer 2026) or click the link below.

https://web.gc.com/teams/NiuZct8Lt4uL?utm_source=Web&utm_campaign=team_share_link

7 days until the 2026 season opens

The Knights will open their 2026 campaign on the road, with our June 4th opener at Historic Hicks Field in Edenton, NC vs the Steamers, followed by another road game on June 6th at Kiln Creek Park in Yorktown, VA vs the Coconuts.

Our home opener is a double header on June 9th at War Memorial Stadium in Hampton, VA vs the Yorktown Coconuts.

The full 2026 schedule has been released and is posted on the schedule page.

Planning is underway for the 2026 season and we are excited about the upcoming summer. We will continue to offer our local collegiate players the opportunity to develop their skills, gain valuable playing experience and enjoy a great summer of collegiate, wood bat, baseball.

The Knights will be scheduling games both with the other local ball clubs, as well as some of the top summer collegiate teams in the Mid Atlantic region, creating a very competitive and exciting summer playing experience.

Who is eligible?

Current collegiate players who are eligible to play in the spring 2026 season.

2026 High School graduates who will be attending college and playing collegiate baseball in the 2026/2027 season.

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Players interested in joining us for a great summer of collegiate wood bat summer baseball, please email us with the following information.

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Player Name:

Player Cell Phone Number:

Player Email:

Position Played:

Bats/Throws: (right/left)

Height and Weight:

College/University:

Current Classification: freshman, sophomore, junior, senior or rookie (graduating high school senior)

High School Attended:

Hometown:

Parents Name:

Parents Email:

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Send your email to: greenbrierknights@gmail.com

Memo: New or Returning Player

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If you have additional questions, feel free to email us.

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With the close of our 2025 season, we would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude for the many people who helped make our 2025 season another great summer of baseball.

First, I want to thank my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, for allowing me the opportunity to spend another summer on the ball field, and for His journey mercies for myself, our players and fans as we travelled to and from our games.

Second, we want to thank our coaches and players, whose dedication, hard work, and great attitudes helped make this a great summer and we could not have asked for a better group of young men for Coach Slaughter and Coach Moore to work with.

Our players endured weather, long rides, heat, gnats, and some questionable calls by umpires, without complaint, and remained focused on controlling the controllable, smart situational play in the field, solid approaches at the plate, heads up baserunning, and quality pitching, which made for outstanding summer baseball and continued development for all.

Additionally, we would like to thank our fans and our player’s families, who came out to support us and cheer us on. Thank you for being there and being a part of our 2025 summer season.

We want to thank and acknowledge our team’s official scorekeeper and statistician, Shannon Dooley, for your dedication in being at our games, scoring them, and taking care of Game Changer for us.

We would also like to say thank you to Henry Morgan, caretaker WMS, Hank Morgan, HC Peninsula Pilots, Matt Mitchell, GM Peninsula Pilots, Thomas Byrd, F&B Manager WMS, and the rest of the staff at War Memorial Stadium for allowing us the privilege of calling War Memorial Stadium our home for another season and helping ensure our games, fans and players enjoyed a high quality baseball experience.

Finally, we want to say thank you to Eastern Officials Association and Jesse West, Commissioner EOA, for providing our umpires again this summer. The professionalism and quality of EOA umpires enhance our games and the players experience, and we appreciate all of the umpires who came out and worked our games this summer.

Thank you to all for being a part of the Greenbrier Knights Baseball Club’s 2025 summer season.

Dallas Kaili, Central Washington University, presented with the Greenbrier Knights 2025 Heart and Soul of the Team Award.

Kaili, a middle infielder and right handed pitcher, provided more than just outstanding defense, hitting and relief pitching this summer, as he was a club house leader, and provided the spark that fired up our ball club day in and day out.

Congratulations Dallas Kaili, you are the Heart and Soul of our 2025 Greenbrier Knights, thanks for a great summer.

Hunter Langston, rising freshman at Hampden-Sydney College, named Greenbrier Knights 2025 Rookie of the Year.

Langston, a middle infielder and right-handed pitcher, provided sure handed defense up the middle all summer, and led all rookies in batting average, hits, rbi and runs scored. He also provided quality relief innings on the mound.

Congratulations Hunter Langston on being named the Greenbrier Knights 2025 Rookie of the Year, thanks for a great summer.

Warren Bailey, Chowan University, named Greenbrier Knights 2025 Hitter of the Year.

Bailey anchored our offense all summer, leading our offense in Batting Average (.415), OPS (1.219), SLG (.736), hits (22), doubles (5), Home Runs (4), RBI (16), R (14), XBH (9), TB (39).

Congratulations Warren Bailey on being named our 2025 Hitter of the Year, thanks for another great summer.

Gavin Stevens, Virginia State University, named Greenbrier Knights 2025 Pitcher of the Year.

Stevens anchored our pitching staff all summer, providing outstanding pitching and veteran leadership.

Congratulations Gavin Stevens on being named the Greenbrier Knights 2025 Pitcher of the Year, thank you for a great summer.

July 30, 2025 – Hampton, VA

The Greenbrier Knights have been crowned the Tidewater Collegiate Summer Baseball League’s 2025 Champion, winning 3 – 2 over the Virginia Beach Valor in head to head play and 6 – 4 over the Yorktown Coconuts in head to head play.