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WHAT A SEASON, RIVER MONSTER NATION! 🌊👹⚾️ The San Antonio River Monsters finished third overall in the Texas Collegiate League with a 24-18 record, ending the season just one game away from the playoffs. It all came down to the final game. Although the ending was not the one we hoped for, it does not take away from everything this team accomplished. Our players gave every ounce of energy they had—every drop of sweat, every bit of heart and everything in between. They battle

photo by Victoria Lawson SAN ANTONIO — After 10 long days on the road, the San Antonio River Monsters finally returned home to Sullivan Field—and they made sure the home crowd had plenty to celebrate. With the playoff race tightening and every game carrying added pressure, the River Monsters stepped onto their home field knowing exactly what was at stake. Four games remained in the regular season, and San Antonio needed to make every opportunity count. They answered the chall

By: Zach Dworaczyk SAN ANTONIO— After sizeable downpours throughout the Alamo City left Sullivan Field drenched, the San Antonio River Monsters' pivotal series against the Lake Charles Gumbeaux Gators became a Sunday doubleheader beginning at 4:05 p.m. on July 12. Despite an impressive 8-4 win in Sunday's first game, the River Monsters (6-5) split the series against the Gumbeaux Gators (6-5), losing Game 2 3-2. San Antonio's lineup wasted no time getting to work in Game 1 of

The River Monsters family has another reason to celebrate. Former Seguin River Monsters right-handed pitcher Ruger Riojas was selected by the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday with the 100th overall pick in the third round of the 2026 MLB Draft. Riojas, who went on to pitch for the University of Texas after beginning his college career at UTSA, continued to grow into one of the top arms in college baseball. As a senior in 2026, he recorded a 3.97 ERA, struck out 120 batters a

By Zach Dworaczyk SAN ANTONIO — Coming off a 4-2 road trip, the San Antonio River Monsters returned to Sullivan Field looking to build momentum during a crucial homestand with serious playoff implications. The homestand opened with a familiar opponent, as the Victoria Generals came to town for a two-game series on July 9 and 10. Despite dropping the opener, San Antonio answered in dramatic fashion Friday night. Third baseman Hunter Ham delivered the biggest swing of the serie