Lancaster Jethawks Tickets Promo Code

The league table does not read too kindly for the Lancaster JetHawks at the moment. But although they are languishing at the bottom of the standings, fans not too short-sighted will remember their promising recent Division titles and back the minor league baseball outfit to the hilt.

The Lancaster JetHawks, based in Lancaster, California, play in the Class A-Advanced level of minor league baseball, which falls below Triple & Double A in the pecking order and is often the first destination for promising college graduates and weakness remodeling pros. The Southern Division of the California League, one of three leagues at the level including Carolina League and Florida State League, is their home. They are currently minor league associates of MLB’s Houston Astros. Lancaster JetHawks Tickets are the hottest property in town on match days as team revels in the local support.

Lancaster is the biggest city on the California side of the Mojave Desert, lying in Los Angeles County in California. It occupies the heart of Antelope Valley and is America’s ninth fastest growing city. It is especially prominent for the aerospace industry, whose boom in the nearby US Air Force Plant 42 with the likes of Boeing & Lockheed Martin set the tone for its growth spurt. The Clear Channel Stadium has been home to the JetHawks since their move from Riverside in 1996. Although 4,600 full chair seats are available, up to 7000 fans with Lancaster JetHawks Tickets can be housed in the ballpark on the two lush grass berms. “The Hangar” is its local nickname because of the NASA F/A-18 Hornet on display at the front, as an acknowledgement to the area’s aerospace industry. In a well-received futuristic move in late 2010, Clear Channel Stadium started using a 340 kW solar panel system that saves $48,000 utility costs and contributes to 98% of the stadium’s energy consumption.

Cleveland native Peter Carfagna is the owner of the Lancaster JetHawks, having bought the franchise in 2005 from Clutch Play Baseball, LLC, who had brought it to Lancaster. Derek Sharp is GM, while Tom Spencer is in his first year as manager, having earlier carved out a distinguished career with three league titles. The Junior Hawkettes and Kids Clubs involve children, while mascot ‘KaBoom’ engages school-going children through his reading projects. Notable alumni include Dan Uggla, Mark Reynolds, Jack Wilson and Brian Fuentes .

The franchise won four league titles as the Reno Silver Sox that existed on an off from 1955 to 1992. The titles came in successive years; in 1960 and 1961, and then later in 1975 and 1976. As the Lancaster JetHawks, the team won Division titles in 2007 and 2008 (first and second half).

The Lancaster JetHawks have a wonderful community spirit, Scouts Nights, fundraising events and free giveaways like Buzz Aldrin bobble-heads and skateboards. Minor league baseball allows a less intense and more family-oriented atmosphere to stretch the legs and enjoy a good ball game, and these attractions are magnetizing fans towards Lancaster JetHawks Tickets.