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HistóriaZap notes: Goldberg goes deep vs. Bison; starting nine posted for July 12 tilt
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HistóriaIndependence League sets 2026 slate; Zap in for 48-game run starting May 22
Independence League Baseball’s 2026 framework is in place, with Oahe included among the league’s member clubs for the upcoming campaign [1][2]. The schedule calls for a 48-game regular season per team, Opening Day on May 22, the regular-season close on July 25, and two rounds of playoff series to crown the champion [2].The Zap, formed for the 2023 season and playing home games at historic Hyde Stadium in Pierre, remain part of the ILB landscape heading into 2026 [3].
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HistóriaOahe Zap unveil 2025 slate at Hyde Stadium; season and single-game tickets on sale
Oahe locked in its 2025 season schedule, lining up summer baseball at Hyde Stadium in Pierre as the club maps out its home dates and road swings [1][2]. Season and single-game tickets are available through the schedule links for fans planning big weekends and rivalry nights [2][3].Local partners are in the mix again, with The AmericInn in Fort Pierre serving as the team hotel and The UPS Store 7870 featured on the schedule release [1][2][3]. For ticket questions and ballpark info, the club lists OAHEZAP@GMAIL.COM and 605-295-8489 as direct contacts [1].
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HistóriaZap unveil 48-game 2026 slate as Independence League trims teams
The Zap rolled out a 48-game 2026 schedule with 30 home dates, opening Memorial Day weekend at Hyde Stadium with a three-game set against the Casper Spuds from May 22–24 [1][2]. The slate leans into regional rivalries, including dates with the Spearfish Sasquatch, Casper Spuds, Bison Baseball, and the Capital City Aviators, while the Independence League operates with fewer teams than in recent summers [1][2].Now into a fourth season in the circuit, Oahe’s roots trace to November 2022, when the club joined the Independence League and settled into Hyde Stadium, sharing the ballpark with Pierre’s Post 8 American Legion program [4][3][5]. The franchise is operated by Zap Baseball, LLC, with local ties through co-owners Jackson Bruce and Jamy Habeger; Habeger also took the helm in the dugout at launch [3][4].With an early homestand and familiar foes on the docket, the Zap’s path through the ILB summer is set for another lively run at Hyde [1][2].
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HistóriaOahe Zap confirm May 22 Opening Day, set for Independence League summer at Hyde Stadium
Oahe locked in Opening Day for May 22, 2026, with season details and ticket info available through the club’s site and news hub [1][2]. The Pierre side competes in the Independence League, the summer collegiate wood‑bat circuit across the Great Plains [3][4]. Hyde Stadium remains the home field in the capital city, with team and local listings guiding fans to game‑day info and contacts [5][6].
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HistóriaIndependence League adds Oahe Zap in Pierre for 2023; Hyde Stadium tabbed as home
The Oahe Zap will compete in Independence League Baseball beginning with the 2023 season, bringing a summer-collegiate club to Pierre with Hyde Stadium set as the home park [1][2].Ownership and staff were outlined at launch, with Jackson Bruce and Jamy Habeger named co-owners and Habeger also taking the reins as head coach. The organization operates as Zap Baseball LLC, a local listing reflected in the Pierre Area Chamber of Commerce directory [1][5].At launch, the club also signaled it was building out operations — from a general manager hire to host families for players and coaches — and pointed fans to official web and social channels for updates [1][3]. The team site is active with contact information and ticketed-team details, and it carries the roster for supporters tracking the summer lineup [3][4].For Pierre baseball fans accustomed to summer nights at Hyde, the Zap add a new chapter to the capital city’s diamond calendar under the Independence League banner [1][2].
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HistóriaOahe Zap to take the field in Pierre as Independence League entry
The Oahe Zap announced plans to take the field in 2023, restoring organized collegiate summer baseball for fans in Pierre [1]. The club is aligned with Independence League Baseball, which lists the Zap among its member teams in a regional summer circuit [2][3][4].The organization’s footprint is planted downtown, with business listings showing office locations on East Capitol Avenue and South Pierre Street and pointing fans to the club’s website for schedule and roster information [5][7]. The Pierre Area Chamber also lists Zap Baseball LLC among its members, underscoring the team’s ties with the local business community [6].
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HistóriaOahe Zap lines up Hyde Stadium summer slate in Independence League Baseball
Oahe Zap, Pierre’s collegiate summer club, competes in Independence League Baseball. The Zap joined the circuit in November 2022 and play home dates at Hyde Stadium [1][2][3].The team’s game-schedule page is live, with a downloadable slate and upcoming matchups for Hyde Stadium and the road [4]. Ticket information is posted as well, with General Admission listed at $150 [5].On the baseball-ops side, the club’s staff listing includes Owner/Head Coach Jamy Habeger and staffer Michelle Barrett [6]. The GameChanger team hub for the Oahe Zap iLB summer 2025 season lists a 26–27 record and staff including Luke Leyden [7].Fans can find league-wide context and opponents through the Independence League’s site [3].
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HistóriaZap open at Hyde vs. Casper Spuds to kick off ILB summer
The Oahe Zap, Pierre’s summer collegiate club in Independence League Baseball, opened the 2026 campaign at Hyde Stadium with a matchup against the Casper Spuds on May 22, with the series wrapping on May 24 [1][2]. The Zap compete in ILB’s wood‑bat circuit and play their home dates at Hyde Stadium [3].Independence League Baseball introduced the franchise as a locally run club operated by Zap Baseball, LLC, with co‑owners Jackson Bruce and Jamy Habeger, and the team’s lease at Hyde approved by the Pierre City Commission. The league’s summer slate runs close to 60 games with a postseason to follow [3].Fans can find the full game‑by‑game schedule and ticket options on the club’s site, including upcoming home nights at Hyde [4][5].