Sophie Ozier

The Arkansas Travelers announced Monday night that the club’s ownership group, Diamond Baseball Holdings, had signed a 20-year lease agreement with the city of North Little Rock that will keep the team at Dickey-Stephens Park through the 2046 season. “Today …

Rusty Meeks has left his role as president of the Arkansas Travelers to join the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration. Sophie Ozier will serve as the club’s top executive as she continues her role as general manager. Meeks has …

Dickey–Stephens Park in North Little Rock will serve as the site for the four-team final round of the 2024 GAC Baseball Championships. Dickey–Stephens Park opened in 2007 and serves as the home venue for the Arkansas Travelers, the Double-A affiliate …

Pictured above: Minor League Baseball will open for business on April 5 with the start of the 2024 season. (Photos provided) On the outside, Minor League Baseball looks much the same as it did five years ago. The crack of …

Pictured above: Sophie Ozier, general manager, Arkansas Travelers Growing up athletic, Sophie Ozier always had a passion for sports and loved baseball. Though many sports nuts dream of playing, she went after a different goal: to work in the front …

Arkansas Travelers Executive Vice President/CEO Rusty Meeks is leaving the club’s day-to-day operations, effective at the end of the current homestand. Meeks will continue to serve on the club’s Board of Directors as its Vice President. General Manager Sophie Ozier remains …

The Arkansas Travelers radio broadcasts are moving to 106.7 FM Buz2 beginning with the 2023 season. Buz2 is KBZU-FM, the ESPN Radio affiliate in Little Rock, and sister station to the area’s #1 all-sports station KABZ-FM, 103.7 The Buzz. The agreement …

The Arkansas Travelers and the team’s CEO, Rusty Meeks, announced Tuesday recent promotions involving the Travelers’ front office staff. Sophie Ozier has been named General Manager of the club, and Ben Hornbrook and John Sjobeck have been promoted to Assistant …