WHAT: A ribbon cutting ceremony and press conference to announce new additions to Modern Woodmen Park and the creation of a nonprofit corporation predicated on helping underprivileged children in the Quad Cities Area.
WHERE: Left Field Deck of Modern Woodmen Park 
              (third base side of concourse)
              209 S. Gaines Street
              Davenport, IA 52802
Strong pitching of Carson LaRue leads Bandits to win Thursday night

DAVENPORT, Iowa – The River Bandits won their fourth straight game defeating the Clinton LumberKings 8-2 on Thursday night at Modern Woodmen Park. Starting pitcher Carson LaRue picked up his first win after working five innings and allowing one run. The Bandits offense was backed by home runs from Stephen Wrenn and Jake Rogers.

Offense stays hot in 7-2 win over Burlington

BURLINGTON, Iowa – The Bandits offense stayed hot on Wednesday afternoon at Community Field in a 7-2 win over the Bees to finish off a three-game sweep. Spencer Johnson hit a solo home run as part of a three RBI day to lead the Quad Cities bats. Ryan Hartman pitched six innings and allowed just one run and six hits to pick up the win.

Bandits homestand begins Thursday with Clinton

12 runs help Quad Cities to second straight lopsided win over Burlington

15 runs on 16 hits, including five home runs, as Bandits thrash Burlington

Quad Cities – Take advantage of the warm weather, and rent a bicycle to explore the riverfront trails in the Quad Cities area.

Rodrigo Ayarza's two home runs not enough in 8-4 loss to Cougars

DAVENPORT, Iowa – Marcus Wilson powered the Kane County Cougars to an 8-4 win over the Quad Cities River Bandits at Modern Woodmen Park on Saturday to take two of three in the series. Wilson spanked two home runs and drove in six of the eight Cougars runs. Edgardo Sandoval took the loss for Quad Cities, surrendering five runs on six hits in a starting role.

Forrest Whitley leads Bandits to game one win, Chiefs walk off in nightcap

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The NJCAA – governing body of two-year college athletics – announced today official site selections for 15 national championships, including the return of the NJCAA Football Championship Game after a nearly 30-year hiatus. In total, the 23 selected sites span 12 states from across the nation.

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