Waynesboro, at 15-10, has the second-best record in the Valley League.

We’re tied for the league lead in a category that you wouldn’t expect.

Fewest kids named to the Players of the Week list.

At zero.

Yep. It’s us, Luray (9-16) and Woodstock (9-18) still looking for our first honoree of 2011. (more…)

Waynesboro (15-10) has now won nine of its last 11 games to take a one and a half game lead over second-place Staunton (14-12) in the Southern Division.

The Generals now have the second-best record in the Valley League behind Harrisonburg (21-6). (more…)

Two nights ago, Shane Halley was manning center field in the late innings of one of the more memorable College World Series games ever played. Sunday night, Halley, a University of Virginia junior, was in center at Kate Collins Field, and picking up the game-winning RBI for the Waynesboro Generals.

“The College World Series was a blast. We had a great time. We were welcomed with wide arms there. It didn’t end the way we wanted it to,” said Halley, an outfielder and pitcher for the top-ranked Cavs, who were knocked out of the College World Series by South Carolina in a 3-2, 13-inning final on Friday night. (more…)

Heating Up: Three Generals regulars are hitting .300 or better, and the team batting average is up to .253, still 10th in the 12-team Valley League, but Waynesboro was last in the league a week ago.

MJ Sartin is leading the team with a .345 average, good for 13th in the league among hitters who would quality for the batting title.

Jordan Walton is second on the team and 14th in the league with a .344 average. Chase Worthington is hitting .317 for the season.

Catcher Jeb Weymouth is hitting .348 in 23 at-bats after having the start to his Valley League season delayed due to a hand injury. (more…)

We just passed the one-quarter mark of the 2011 season. One lap down, three to go, so what do we know about these Waynesboro Generals? (more…)