“Bould” Moves This Week – Volume 6
Boulders Bring Back Bice, Add a Columbia Lion

Pomona, NY – The New York Boulders and manager TJ Stanton are excited to announce the return of right-handed pitcher Emmett Bice and the arrival of rookie outfielder Skye Selinsky for the upcoming 2026 Frontier League season:

Bice, who turns 26 on April 13, established himself as a durable & dependable starter during his rookie season in Pomona, making the second most starts (15) and logging the second-most innings (86 1/3) behind only Garrett Cooper. The College of Charleston grad hails from West Chester, PA, and averaged 10.3 strikeouts per nine innings over his career with the Cougars.

Stanton says “We are really excited Bice in year two, building off the experiences (both good and bad) of 2025. We’re banking on Emmett’s ability to get ground balls with his sinking arsenal and lead us to wins with his competitive and ‘attack hitters’ mentality, which should play well on the stadium’s new turf.”

New to the ballclub for ’26 is Selinsky, a 23-year-old California native who spent all four seasons of his collegiate career at Columbia University, earning All-Ivy League First Team honors a er his junior campaign (2024) as he was one of two Lions to start all 44 games, tieed the program record with 21 doubles (one shy of the Ivy League record), smacked 11 home runs, racked up 45 RBI, and finished with a .990 fielding percentage (one error in 104 chances). Skye’s patience at the plate paid off in a career 80 walks drawn, the sixth-most in history for a program that dates back to 1888.

“Bould” Moves This Week – Volume 5
Boulders Returning Two RHP’s

Pomona, NY – The New York Boulders and manager TJ Stanton are excited to announce the return of two outstanding right-handed pitchers
for the upcoming 2026 Frontier League season:

Garrett Cooper was the 2025 team leader in wins (9), starts (17) and innings pitched (96.0), the second me in three seasons he ranked first on the Boulders in the la er two categories (15 starts, 85.2 IP in 2023).

The 26-year-old posted a record of 9-2 last year on the heels of an 8-win 2024 campaign, during which he made 18 starts.

On May 24, 2025, “Coop” pitched what, to that point, was considered the most dominant 9-inning game in franchise history: A complete game shutout in Ottawa, where he held the Titans to just two hits and one walk while striking out four in a 7-0 win.

Scott Harper was second last season in the Frontier League with 50 appearances, while his 56.0 innings pitched ranked third across the circuit among exclusively relievers, and the 24-year-old’s 55 strikeouts were the fi h-most for strictly relief pitchers.

The 2026 Frontier League calendar features an expanded 102-game schedule, with the Boulders set to play a league-high 54 home games. Opening night is scheduled for May 7th at Clover Stadium against the Brockton Rox.

“Bould” Moves This Week – Volume 4

Boulders Add Solid Southpaw Starter

Pomona, NY – The New York Boulders and manager TJ Stanton are thrilled to announce the following addition for the upcoming 2026 Frontier League season:

Left-handed pitcher Alex Barker comes to Rockland County after spending parts of the last two seasons with the division rival New Jersey Jackals, making 24 appearances (all starts) at an average of 5 2/3 innings per outing.

The 27-year-old Newark, DE, native distinguished himself as a solid two-way player for Monmouth University, averaging nearly 10 strikeouts per 9 innings in his three seasons on the mound for the Hawks (2021-2023) while slugging a career-high 10 home runs in the designated hitter role during his junior campaign (2022).

Stanton calls Barker “a huge add to the rotation, having shown in two seasons of Frontier League action that he is a big game pitcher and is extremely excited to help push the Boulders!”

TJ went on say that “adding a cornerstone personality to our already stellar clubhouse adds even more grit, and I couldn’t be happier.”

The 2026 Frontier League calendar features an expanded 102-game schedule, with the Boulders set to play a league-high 54 home games. Opening night is scheduled for May 7th at Clover Stadium against the Brockton Rox.

“Bould” Moves This Week – Volume 3
Boulders Bring Back Batting Leader, Add Two Pitchers

Pomona, NY – The New York Boulders and manager TJ Stanton are happy to announce the following transactions for the upcoming
2026 Frontier League season:

Infielder Kyle Hess is set to return for his first full season in Rockland County a er finishing 2025 as the Boulders’ leader in batting
average (.356), on-base percentage (.517), slugging percentage (.530), and a 1.047 OPS (on-base plus slugging percentage). As the
team’s everyday 2nd baseman, the 25-year-old Mountainside, NJ, native racked up 53 hits in 46 games, with four home runs, 24 RBI,
and 45 runs scored. He drew 38 walks while striking out only 19 times in 149 at-bats.

Hess joined the ball club in late June, shortly a er wrapping up his graduate year season at Creighton University, where he helped the
Blue Jays win the Big East Regular Season and Conference Championships.

Left handed pitcher Garrett Peters joins the Boulders for his rookie professional season following an undefeated collegiate career. The
24-year-old Ohioan averaged over 10 strikeouts per nine innings, going 1-0 in five appearances during his freshman campaign for Ohio
State before transferring to Wright State and pos ng a record of 9-0 with seven saves over 55 outings with the Raiders.

Right handed pitcher Anthony Leak was a rookie New Jersey Jackal in 2025 on the heels of four years at Dominican University, which
also plays its home games at Clover Stadium. The 22-year-old from Westchester County (Pelham, NY) was an All-Conference First
Teamer in his senior season for the Chargers after going 8-4 in 13 appearances (12 starts) and striking out 81 batters over 72 innings.

The 2026 Frontier League calendar features an expanded 102-game schedule, with the Boulders set to play a league-high 54 home
games. Opening night is scheduled for May 7th at Clover Stadium against the Brockton Rox.