St. Joseph Mustangs

By Jacob Meikel The Chillicothe Mudcats had two cracks at the St. Joseph Mustangs, nearly snapping St. Joe’s perfect season, but could not extinguish the Mustangs’ hot streak. The Mustangs improved to 11-0 over the weekend, topping Chillicothe in both games played over the MINK League foe in which the two teams faced off at

By Calvin Silvers The St. Joseph Mustangs were in action at Phil Welch Stadium to close the work week, starting with a contest on Thursday against the Carroll Merchants. In the first meeting between the two, the Mustangs needed 11 innings to capture the 7-4 victory. Their Thursday meeting was another close contest, but the

By Calvin Silvers The St. Joseph Mustangs are one of the must-see summer attractions here in the community, and fans got some extra fun, as the team competed at Phil Welch Stadium on Tuesday for the first, and only, time this season. Mustangs are usually on the road early in the week, but this switch-up

By Jacob Meikel The St. Joseph Mustangs continue their hot start to the 2024 season as they look to reclaim the MINK League title by season’s end. The Mustangs went into this weekend with a 2-0 start to the year, and came out with a 4-0 improvement with wins over Jefferson City on Saturday and

By Calvin Silvers Wednesday night in St. Joseph was an eventful one as it was opening night at Phil Welch Stadium in a non-league contest between the Baldwin City Blues from the Mid-Plains League and the St. Joseph Mustangs from the MINK League. The stands were filled with eager fans ahead of the 2024 season,

By Calvin Silvers The 2024 St. Joseph Mustangs Fan Fest got underway on Tuesday afternoon, as the night was filled with team autographs, a home run derby, Mustang batting practice and more. The team begins the season with a home opener against the Baldwin City Blues on Wednesday, and this event was a good way

By Riley Funk Safety netting will be replaced and expanded at Phil Welch Stadium, with the hope of it being ready just in time for the summer baseball season. The project to replace the protective netting will cost approximately $115,000, according to city documents, and will be funded by the parks sales tax. The funding