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WENATCHEE APPLESOX Game NOTES 2019 Schedule The series Broadcast 1-2 Information June 6/3 vs CCL Showcase, 10-1, W RADIO 6/4 vs Victoria HarbourCats, 7-4, W 6/5 vs Victoria HarbourCats, 8-3, L 6/6 vs Victoria HarbourCats, 8-5, L June 7, 7:05 p.m. 6/7 @ Yakima Valley Pippins, 7:05 6/8 @ Yakima Valley Pippins, 6:35 June 8, 6:35 p.m. 6/9 @ Yakima Valley Pippins, 6:05 6/11 vs Port Angeles Lefties, 6:35 June 9, 6:05 p.m. 6/12 vs Port Angeles Lefties, 6:35 6/13 vs Port Angeles Lefties, 6 :35 6/14 vs Walla Walla Sweets, 6:35 6/15 vs Walla Walla Sweets, 6:35 Wenatchee: 93.9 FM 6/16 vs Walla Walla Sweets, 5:35 Probable Pitchers Chelan: 95.3 FM 6/18 @ Port Angeles Lefties, 6 :35 Brewster: 101.3 FM 6/19 @ Port Angeles Lefties, 6 :35 Wenatchee Yakima Valley 6/20 @ Port Angeles Lefties, 6 :35 Omak: 101.9 FM 6/22 vs Highline Bears, 6:35 Gavin Gorrell Joey Magrisi 6/23 vs Highline Bears, 5:35 Trent Sellers Cameron Liss (0-0, 0.00 ERA) 6/25 @ Victoria HarbourCats, 6:35 All games can also be 6/26 @ Victoria HarbourCats, 6:35 Keegan Romig (1-0, 0.00)* Dylan Barkley (0-0, 3.00 ERA) 6/27 @ Victoria HarbourCats, 6:35 listened to anywhere in *non-league stats 6/28 @ Cowlitz Black Bears, 6:35 the world by tuning in 6/29 @ Cowlitz Black Bears, 7:05 6/30 @ Cowlitz Black Bears, 6:35 online here. July Celebrating 20 Years 7/2 vs Kelowna Falcons, 6:35 ▪ th 7/3 vs Kelowna Falcons, 7:05 The 2019 season represents the 20 season for the TV 7/4 vs Kelowna Falcons, 6:35 Wenatchee AppleSox. 7/5 @ Bend Elks, 6:35 ▪ Founded in 2000, the AppleSox are one of the five 7/6 @ Bend Elks, 6:35 7/7 @ Bend Elks, 5:05 remaining original eight founding teams of the West 7/9 vs Bend Elks, 6:35 Coast League. 7/10 vs Bend Elks, 6:35 ▪ The AppleSox are five-time WCL Champions (2005, 7/11 vs Bend Elks, 6:35 7/12 vs Bellingham Bells, 6:35 2006, 2009, 2010, 2012) and the 2003 Pacific 7/13 vs Bellingham Bells, 6:35 International League Champions. 7/14 vs Bellingham Bells, 5:35 7/15 vs US Military All-Stars, 6:35 For the second straight 7/16 @ Kelowna Falcons, 6:35 season, all home games will 7/17 @ Kelowna Falcons, 6:35 7/18 @ Kelowna Falcons, 6:35 be televised live on the 7/19 @ Bellingham Bells, 6:35 AppleSox Facebook page. 7/20 @ Bellingham Bells, 6:35 2019 STANDINGS 7/24 @ Walla Walla Sweets, 6:35 7/25 @ Walla Walla Sweets, 6:35 7/26 @ Walla Walla Sweets, 7:05 NORTH The radio broadcast will 7/27 vs Portland Pickles, 6:35 Bellingham zy - again be synced with the 7/28 vs Portland Pickles, 5:35 Kelowna - 7/29 vs Portland Pickles, 6:35 video broadcast so that fans Victoria - 7/31 vs CCL Showcase, 6:35 Yakima Valley - from any location with August Wenatchee - internet access can 8/2 vs Yakima Valley Pippins, 6:35 Port Angeles - 8/3 vs Yakima Valley Pippins, 6:35 experience AppleSox SOUTH 8/4 vs Yakima Valley Pippins, 5:35 8/6 vs Ridgefield Raptors, 6:35 Portland z - baseball. 8/7 vs Ridgefield Raptors, 6:35 Corvallis y - 8/8 vs Ridgefield Raptors, 6:35 Walla Walla - “Like” Wenatchee AppleSox 8/9 @ Corvallis Knights, 6:30 Cowlitz - 8/10, @ Corvallis Knights, 7:05 Bend - on Facebook and tune in at 8/11 @ Corvallis Knights, 3:00 Sox Streaks z-won first half y-won second half gametime. Current Streak.….….……..…….Lost 2 Last Five Games……..…...…..…..1-2 Contact Last 10 Games…..…….…….……1-2 Anyone looking to speak with an AppleSox Last 5 @ Home…..……..…..….…1-2 player or coach should email AppleSox Last 5 on Road………….….…….0-0 Communications Director Joel Norman at [email protected] The Wenatchee AppleSox: Celebrating Summer… One Inning At A Time! Scoring by Inning 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th AppleSox 1 0 3 2 0 3 3 2 0 Opponents 5 5 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 AppleSox Sox stats Record When… Home……………….……1-2 Last Game Errors Hit Streak The Sox have Ryan Altenberger Road……………….…….0-0 The Sox fell to committed 3 or has at least one hit June……………….….…..1-2 Victoria, 8-5, on Thursday night. more errors in in all four games. July………………………0-0 ever game. August…………….……..0-0 Lots of North Run Differential Road Trip Pre-All-Star Break………1-2 12 of the Sox first The Sox outscored The Sox went 12-14 Post-All-Star Break……..0-0 15 WCL games Yakima Valley 38- on the road last Non-League……………...1-0 are against the 23 in 2018 (+17) season. First Game of Series…….1-0 North Division. Second Game of Series…..0-1 Third Game of Series.........0-1 After Off-Day……………0-0 First road trip Day Games….….….…….0-0 • The AppleSox hit the road for the first time this Night Games….…………1-2 season for a three-game set against the Yakima Extra Innings…….….…..0-0 Valley Pippins. Wearing White Jerseys…1-0 • Last season, the AppleSox won four of six games Wearing Red Jerseys……0-1 against the Pippins, taking two of three in both Wearing Blue Jerseys…...0-1 Wenatchee and Yakima Valley. Scoring 5+Runs…………1-1 • Among players to play at least two games this Scoring <5 Runs…….…..0-1 season, Trent Sellers enters the weekend leading the Score First………...…..…0-0 AppleSox with a .571 average (4-for-7). Score Last…..…….…...…1-2 • Landon Schirer has tossed three scoreless innings Collecting 10+ hits..…….0-0 over two appearances. Collecting <10 hits..…….1-2 • The Pippins took two of three games against the Homering………………..0-1 Ridgefield Raptors on the road, winning the first two Not Homering……..…….1-1 before dropping the series finale. Out-Hit Opponent………1-0 Out-Hit by Opponent..…..0-2 Starter Goes 5+…………1-0 Starters Goes <5….….….0-2 Commit >1 Error….…….1-2 AppleSox Run Differential Home: -5 Road: AppleSox Pitching… Last Four Seasons 2018 2017 2016 2015 Strikeouts 456 410 358 376 @AppleSox Wenatchee AppleSox @AppleSox The Wenatchee AppleSox: Celebrating Summer… One Inning At A Time! 2018 Home Run Tracker Date Player HR# Opponent Ballpark June 2 Mason Marenco 1 Victoria HarbourCats Royal Athletic Park June 19 Jake Taylor 1 Walla Walla Sweets Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 20 Alix Garcia 1 Walla Walla Sweets Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 24 Jordan Rathbone 1 Port Angeles Lefties Civic Field June 24 Mason Marenco 2 Port Angeles Lefties Civic Field June 27 Jake Taylor 2 Bend Elks Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 27 Cory Meyer 1 Bend Elks Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 27 Cory Meyer 2 Bend Elks Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium July 6 Cory Meyer 3 Walla Walla Sweets Borleske Stadium July 10 Jacob Prater 1 Bellingham Bells Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium July 15 J.T. Schwartz 1 Bellingham Bells Joe Martin Field July 15 Jake Taylor 3 Bellingham Bells Joe Martin Field July 18 Connor McCord 1 Portland Pickles Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium July 19 Kody Darcy 1 Portland Pickles Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium July 21 Connor McCord 2 Yakima Valley Pippins Yakima County Stadium July 22 Evan Williams 1 Yakima Valley Pippins Yakima County Stadium July 23 Connor McCord 3 Yakima Valley Pippins Yakima County Stadium July 23 Nick Seamons 1 Yakima Valley Pippins Yakima County Stadium July 24 Connor McCord 4 Cowlitz Black Bears Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium July 24 Jake Taylor 4 Cowlitz Black Bears Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium July 26 J.T. Schwartz 2 Bend Elks Vince Genna Stadium July 26 Jacob Prater 2 Bend Elks Vince Genna Stadium July 31 Evan Williams 2 Port Angeles Lefties Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium July 31 Jordan Rathbone 2 Port Angeles Lefties Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium August 1 Connor McCord 5 Port Angeles Lefties Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium August 3 Connor McCord 6 Victoria HarbourCats Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium August 3 Jacob Prater 3 Victoria HarbourCats Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium August 3 Dawson Day 1 Victoria HarbourCats Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium August 4 J.T. Schwartz 3 Victoria HarbourCats Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium August 8 J.T. Schwartz 4 Kelowna Falcons Elks Stadium 2019 Home Run tracker Date Player HR# Opponent Ballpark June 6 Johnny Graham 1 Victoria HarbourCats Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium @AppleSox Wenatchee AppleSox @AppleSox The Wenatchee AppleSox: Celebrating Summer… One Inning At A Time! AppleSox All-Time WCL Award-Winners MVP Michael Toglia Mitchell Gunsolous Steve Marquardt (2016) (2012) (2005) Pitcher of the Curtis Bafus Owen Jones (2011) Year (2018) Coach of the Year Ed Knaggs Ed Knaggs (2010) Ed Knaggs (2009) Ed Knaggs (2005) (2012) Batting Payden Crawley Curtis Van Wyck Champion Lamb (.350, (.352, 2007) 2011) Home Run Leader Michael Toglia Taylor Sparks (9, Adam Nelubowich (7, 2016) 2012) (8, 2011) RBI Leader Michael Toglia Mitchell Gunsolous Adam Nelubowich (40, 2016) (48, 2012) (36, 2011) Single-Season HR Leaders Sox vs Pippins in 2018 Player HR Season Returners Taylor Sparks 10 2012 Kody Darcy .167, 2-12, 1 R, 1 BB, 6 K Adam Nelubowich 9 2011 Alec Gomez 5 IP, 0 ER, 4 K, 2 BB, 5 H 7/23 Bobby Carlson 7 2003 Cory Meyer .267, 4-15, 2 R, 3 RBI Cole Gillespie 7 2004 Johnny Sage .500, 12-24, 3 2B, 4 RBI Ryan Howell 7 2012 Evan Douglas 7 2015 Klassen posts impressive debut Michael Toglia 7 2016 Evan Johnson 7 2017 Nick Browne 6 2001 Justin Ehlers 6 20040 Brian Burke 6 2009 Andre Real 6 2013 Keston Hiura 6 2015 Connor McCord 6 2018 Aaron Harper 5 2002 Kris Gibson 5 2004 Eric Peterson 5 2010 • Blake Klassen, an incoming freshman at Arizona, got his first start of the season on Thursday against Victoria.
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    COLORADO SPRINGS SKY SOX 2017 GAME NOTES SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 2017 - 5:00 PM (MDT) Colorado Springs Sky Sox Public Relations Department • Director: Nick Dobreff • (616) 485-3913 • [email protected] Director of Broadcasting • Dan Karcher • [email protected] www.SkySox.com Facebook.com/SkySoxBaseball @SkySox SkySoxBaseball TONIGHT’S STARTING PITCHERS RECORD: 76-53 Colorado Springs: RHP Bubba Derby (4-0, 3 .38) VS. New Orleans: RHP Keyvius Sampson (5-4, 5 .85) SKY SOX SEASON AT A GLANCE Game Number . 130 Home Record . 41-23 Road Game Number . 66 Road Record . 35-30 Overall Record . 76-53 vs . RHP: . 64-46 vs . Pacific Northern . 9-7 vs . LHP . 12-7 vs . Pacific Southern . 9-7 Night . 51-39 vs . American Northern . 34-14 Day . 24-14 vs . American Southern . 24-25 Last 10 . 5-5 One-Run Games . .. 14-10 Current Streak . L1 RECORD: 53-76 TONIGHT’S STARTER IN CASE YOU MISSED IT SKY SOX AMONG THE LEAGUE LEADERS u The Colorado Springs Sky Sox used a four-run u RHP Bubba Derby makes his 11th career Triple-A sixth-inning to take a lead, but the New Orleans Baby Cakes start and his second against the New Orleans Baby Cakes. RUNS: Orf 2nd 94 Phillips T-8th 78 scored single runs in the ninth and tenth innings to steal a u The righty from Southern California earned his fourth 5-4 extra-inning win Friday night. win of the season August 19 in the series opener against Wren T-8th 78 u Brett Phillips and Nate Orf drew bases-loaded Oklahoma City allowing one earned run on four hits while STOLEN BASES: Wren 2nd 24 walks off Clayton Mortensen, while Chris Colabello striking out seven (tied for a season high).
  • RHP Wenatchee Valley College

    RHP Wenatchee Valley College

    2015 INFORMATION GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information Contents 2 2015 Schedule 3 Front Office 4 Broadcasting/Social 5 Meet the 2015 AppleSox Coaching Staff 6-8 Team Roster 9 Player Bios 10-34 History Results by Opponent 35-39 AppleSox Record Book 40-41 WCL Records 42-44 AppleSox In the Pros 45 HS/College Postseasons 46 2 | Contents Schedule | 3 FRONT OFFICE JIM CORCORAN Owner General Manager Jim founded the AppleSox Baseball club in 2000. His interest in baseball goes back to fond childhood memories of attending Rain- iers games at Sick’s Stadium in Seattle. He has been a longtime- Wenatchee resident and has started several businesses over the years including KW3 AM in 1976 and KW3 FM in 1985. He was co-owner and founder of the Wenatchee Business Journal in 1987, the Bellingham Business Jounal in 1992, and the Everett Business Journal in 1999. KEN OSBORNE Owner Assistant General Manager Ken has been the assistant general manager of the AppleSox since 2006. He was raised in Coulee City and attended Wenatchee Valley- College. Before joining the AppleSox, he spent seven years as the superintendent of the Sun Lakes Golf Course & Resort. Prior to that, he worked at Mission Ridge. He lives in Waterville, where he serves as his son’s little league coach. He is married to Windy, and they have two children, Will and Ella. TREVOR WILLIAMS Radio Play-by-Play Broadcaster Director of Communications Trevor is in his second season behind the mic for the AppleSox. He attends The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Wash- ington State University where he has announced baseball, volleyball, and soccer for wsucougars.com.