The Kelowna Falcons will kick off their 2012 season on the road. The team's schedule was unveiled with their first game of the season against the Cowlitz Black Bears on June 6 at Story Field. The Falcons first home game of the season is June 10 when the Kitsap Bluejackets come to town. The team wrapped up last years regular ... Read More...

As the school bells chime for the first time this year in the Okanagan the Kelowna Falcons are already thinking about summer holidays. Head Coach Al Cantwell, Pitching Coach Lloyd Gage and General Manager Mark Nonis have begun assembling the 2012 edition of the Falcons.  The threesome is scouring the finest schools across Canada and the United States to find ... Read More...

When families open their homes and elect to billet/host a Kelowna Falcon player(s), they receive a wonderful and rewarding experience.  In a lot of cases the two and a half months the players are in Kelowna, are the best days of the summer. For one Falcon billet family the experience they received this season may be one of the best ... Read More...

The Kelowna Falcons are pleased to announce their annual "Most Outstanding" Player & Pitcher awards presented by Creative Trophies and Gifts. In the photo (left to right) - Brandon Marris, Jessica, Julian (owners of Creative Trophies and Gifts), Bo Folkinga   The Most Outstanding Player is Bo Folkinga, a senior-to-be at Western Oregon University.  Folkinga joined the club late and ... Read More...

The 2011 season of the Kelowna Falcons came to a very wet ending on Wednesday night as the regular season finale was rained out.The Falcons took the field under sunny skies which quickly changed.  After only four batters in the top of the first inning the clouds rolled in and opened up bringing the hardest rain fall of the ... Read More...

The Kelowna Falcons rang Bellingham's Bells on Tuesday night 10-4 in the second final game of the season.Four days after Brandon Marris threw a complete game two-hit shutout, he would take the hill for his final start of the summer.  Marris, who was named the WCL Player of the Week, picked up right where he left off on Friday ... Read More...

For the second time in three nights the Kelowna Falcons showed some late inning magic as they beat the Bellingham Bells 4-3 in 10 innings to open the final series of the summer.In the bottom of the third inning the Falcons would strike first on a two run single from Beau Hanowski, who records his 10th RBI of the ... Read More...

The Kelowna Falcons and the West Coast League (WCL) are proud to announce that pitcher Brandon Marris has been named the WCL Player of the Week.This past week, Marris helped the Falcons take two series, beating Wenatchee on the road and Kitsap at home.Marris appeared three times and only allowed one run over 12 2/3 innings pitched, and ... Read More...

The Kelowna Falcons were trailing at the start of the 9th inning Saturday night, but wild pitching from Kitsap closer Matt Cartwright and a throwing error from the Bluejackets fielders helped them get runners in scoring position.   From there, it was clutch hitting by the Falcons' Victor Rasor-Thompson that tied and won the game for Kelowna.   Cade Bowen gets ... Read More...

After 31 hits in the first two games of the series the Kelowna Falcons bats went quiet losing 4-0 in Wenatchee in the seasonal series finale.  It was also the final road game of the year for the Falcons.The Sox jumped out to a 3-0 lead through four innings off Falcons starter Matt McCallister.   All three runs were earned ... Read More...