2014 Wenatchee AppleSox GAME NOTES Wenatchee at Corvallis Friday-Sunday (June 27-29) Game Times: 6:40 p.m. Fri. and Sat.; 6:05 p.m. Sun. Goss Stadium (Corvallis, Ore.)

Wenatchee AppleSox Club, 610 N. Mission St. #204, Wenatchee, WA 98801 [email protected]

June CONTINUATION OF THE SERIES 4 SAN FRANCISCO SEALS W (5-0) The Wenatchee AppleSox (14-7, 11-7) continue their stretch of six consecutive games 5 SAN FRANCISCO SEALS W (16-4) with the (10-8) as they begin a three game a three game weekend 6 at Yakima L (3-4) 7 at Yakima W (7-1) series at Goss Stadium...The AppleSox are entering their 15th season (10th in the WCL) 8 at Yakima W (3-2) and are 475-258 (.651) under skipper Ed Knaggs, who is in his 14th season as head coach 9 KITSAP L (4-14) of the AppleSox club...The AppleSox have achieved a winning record in all 14 seasons 10 KITSAP W (5-4) 11 KITSAP W (13-12) (11) during Knaggs’ tenure...Knaggs is assisted by AJ Proszek and Jason Krohn. 12 NORTHWEST HONKERS W (18-7) 14 at Medford L (4-8) COVERAGE OF THE APPLESOX 15 at Medford W (3-2) 16 at Medford L (2-7) The three game series with the Knights will have live stats for all games provided by 17 at Klamath Falls L (8-10) pointstreak.com...all games will have live radio coverage on KCSY Sunny 93.9 FM in 18 at Klamath Falls W (2-1) Wenatchee and on various translators throughout North Central Washington (Lake 19 at Klamath Falls W (17-4) 20 WALLA WALLA L (5-15) Chelan Valley 95.3 FM, Okanogan Valley 101.9 FM, Methow Valley [Twisp-Winthrop] 21 WALLA WALLA W (5-1) 106.3 FM)...audio is also available at applesox.com/listen-live...AppleSox play by play 22 WALLA WALLA W (7-3) broadcaster Trevor Williams will call the action...Pregame shows each of the three 23 CORVALLIS W (5-4) 24 CORVALLIS W (3-0) games start at 6:45 pm...KWCC-TV (LocalTel cable channel 12 or Charter cable channel 25 CORVALLIS L (5-6) 19) will televise games, allowing fans to hear the Sunny FM radio broadcast and simul- 27 at Corvallis taneously watch the animated playbook provided by pointstreak...AppleSox Baseball 28 at Corvallis 29 at Corvallis provides updates on Twitter on @AppleSox, on Facebook (Wenatchee AppleSox) and 30 BELLINGHAM via Instagram by searching: AppleSox. JULY 1 BELLINGHAM 2 BELLINGHAM* (Fireworks Night) PITCHING PROBABLES 4 at Kelowna Friday 5 at Kelowna Wenatchee - RH Tom Zarosinski (3 G, 3 GS, 0-2, 10.12 ERA, 13.1 IP, 16 H, 5 BB, 16 K) 6 at Kelowna 8 EVERETT MERCHANTS Corvallis- RH Justin Calomeni (3 G, 1 GS, 1-0, 2.00 ERA, 9 IP, 11 H, 1 BB, 8 K) 9 NORTHWEST STAR ACADEMY 10 WALLA WALLA Saturday 11 WALLA WALLA 12 WALLA WALLA Wenatchee - RH Ian Buckles (3 G, 3 GS, 3-0, 1.42 ERA, 19 IP, 11 H, 4 BB, 9 K) 14 at Walla Walla Corvallis- RH Jackson Lockwood (5 G, 1 GS, 3-1, 3.85 ERA, 14 IP, 17 H, 7 BB, 14 K) 15 at Walla Walla 16 at Walla Walla 17 at Yakima Sunday 18 at Yakima Wenatchee - RH Drew Rassmusen (3 G, 2 GS, 1-1, 5.83 ERA, 12.1 IP, 17 H, 6 BB, 12 K) 19 at Yakima Corvallis- RH Chris Bishop (3G, 3 GS, 0-1, 4.90 ERA, 14.2 IP, 18 H, 2 BB, 7 K) 21 ALL STAR GAME (Klamath Falls) 22 KELOWNA 23 KELOWNA 24 KELOWNA 25 at Bend 26 at Bend 27 at Bend OFFENSIVE POWER 29 VICTORIA The Corvallis Knights and the Wenatchee AppleSox sit atop the WCL in 7 of the 8 major 30 VICTORIA 31 VICTORIA offensive statistical categories. The AppleSox lead the league in hits, walks and batting AUGUST average. The Knights are league leaders in triples, home runs, RBIs, and runs scored. 1 COWLITZ The only league category not owned by either team is doubles. Kitsap ranks first in that 2 COWLITZ 3 COWLITZ category. 5 at Kelowna 6 at Kelowna PLAYER OF THE WEEK 7 at Kelowna 8 YAKIMA Caleb Wood was named the WCL Player of the Week for last week. Wood of Gonzaga put 9 YAKIMA on a hitting display this past week for the North Division-leading Wenatchee AppleSox. 10 YAKIMA Wood’s wood-bat was sizzling as the sophomore from Surprise, Arizona went 16-for-25 DIVISIONAL 12-14 -- CHAMP. 16,18-19 with 3 doubles, one homer and 6 RBIs. 2014 APPLESOX BASEBALL GAME NOTES Wenatchee at Corvallis Goss Stadium Page 2

ABOUT THE CORVALLIS KNIGHTS WENATCHEE’S RECORD... he Knights were founded in 1990. In 1999, the club left the City League and joined the 2014 Northwest’s premier semi-pro wood-bat circuit - the Pacific International League (PIL). Overall 14-7 The club’s PIL era concluded with a summer national championship as the Knights League 11-7 Non-league 3-0 won the 70th NBC World Series in Wichita, Kansas. They are winners of seven consecu- Division 4-2 tive division titles and are the winners of the 2008, 2011, and 2013 WCL Championship Home games 9-3 Away games 5-4 series. They currently are in second place in the WCL South, behind the red-hot Medford Day games 1-1 Rogues. Night games 13-5 SERIES WITH THE KNIGHTS Series 7-1 The overall series is led 32-31 by the AppleSox. The AppleSox and Knights have met in Home Series 5-0 Away Series 2-1 the WCL Championship in the 2008, 2009, 2012, and 2013 seasons. The Knights took the First game of series 3-5 title in 2008 and 2013. All nine times the Knights and AppleSox have met in the playoffs, Rubber game of series 4-1 Last game of series 6-2 it has been in a championship situation. The Knights lead the playoff series 5-4 and the Series sweeps 2-0 teams are tied when going into extra innings; two wins a side. Two of the four extra in- ning games occured during the first series between the two clubs in 2013. Both went to Doubleheader 0-0 Extra innings 1-0 the AppleSox. Shutouts 2-0 June games 14-7 SIX STRAIGHT July games 0-0 The AppleSox have never met an opponent for six consecutive games separated by an August games 0-0 off day. The six games played against Corvallis over the past week mark all six meetings Sunday games 3-0 the two teams will have during the 2014 regular season. Monday games 1-2 Tuesday games 2-1 Wednesday games 3-1 WINNING STREAK SNAPPED Thursday games 3-0 The AppleSox had a four game winning streak snapped on Wednesday. Friday games 0-2 Saturday games 2-1 FRIDAY, FRIDAY AppleSox score first 9-3 The AppleSox have yet to win a game on Friday in 2014. They’ve had two previous Opponent scores first 5-4 chances on the season. Friday is the only day of the week the AppleSox have yet to win a 1-run games 6-2 game on. 2-run games 0-1 Sox scored 3 runs or less 4-2 Sox scored 4 runs or more 10-5 JUNE 27 WIN STREAK The AppleSox have won 10 consecutive June 27th games. They have never lost a league Leading after 6 innings 12-0 Tied after 6 innings 1-0 game on June 27th. The ten game win streak is tied for best for any date in team history. Trailing after 6 innings 1-7 Leading after 7 innings 13-0 Tied after 7 innings 0-0 RETURNING HOME Trailing after 7 innings 0-7 Two AppleSox players (John Pomeroy and Nate Esposito) are returning to their colle- Leading after 8 innings 13-0 giate home, Goss Stadium. Two players are going to be playing their first games at Goss Tied after 8 innings 0-0 Trailing after 8 innings 1-7 Stadium, prior to the 2015 NCAA Baseball Season (Drew Rasmussen and Joe Gillette). Three AppleSox players saw their road to Omaha go through Corvallis, winning three Sox outhit opponent 10-2 of the four games they played at Goss Stadium (Evan Cassolatto, John Brontsema, AJ Opponent outhits Sox 3-5 Alcantara). Hits are equal 1-0 Sox hit a HR 5-0 Sox hit 2 or more HRs 1-0 A THIRD OF THE WAY HOME Sox have a SB 10-3 The AppleSox have completed one third of their 2014 regular season slate of games. Sox have 2 or more SBs 2-0 They are currently in the lead in the WCL East Division and if the playoffs started today Sox starter with 6+ IP 5-0 they would be in. The rest of the field would be as follows: Sox starter with 7+ IP 1-0 Sox starter with 8+ IP 0-0 Sox are errorless 2-0 WCL East: Wenatchee AppleSox WCL South: Medford Rogues Come-from-behind Wins 6 Last At Bat Wins 2 WCL West:

WILDCARD: Corvallis Knights 1.5 GB 2014 APPLESOX BASEBALL GAME NOTES Wenatchee at Corvallis Goss Stadium Page 3

Wenatchee vs... MEET THE SOX 2014 All-time* #1 Joe Gillette - Played football and baseball for the Falcons, however, he shifted his Bellingham Bells 0-0 35-20 0-0 24-25 focus entirely to baseball before his junior season of high school...Gillette was named to Corvallis Knights 2-1 32-31 the 2013 New Balance All-Area Code Games Team and he competed for the L.A. Dodg- 0-0 15-3 0-0 52-19 ers scout team in 2012 for Team USA’s under-18 squad at Dodger Stadium. Kitsap BlueJackets 2-1 37-17 Klamath Falls Gems 2-1 17-4 Medford Rogues 1-2 4-5 #2 Tanner Nishioka - 2014 Third Team All-West region from Pomona Pitzer...turned Victoria HarbourCats 0-0 7-2 14 double plays in 2014...completed his first season as a member of the Pomona-Pitzer 2-1 20-14 Yakima Valley Pippins 2-1 2-1 Football team, where he is a punter, while sometimes seeing spot duty at wide receiver. Clutch single for insurance run vs. Yakima on 6/7 (pinch runner in the 8th) *All-Time denotes WCL games since 2005 DIVISION STANDINGS W-L GB #3 AJ Alcantara - During his RS freshman season, Alcantara ranked first on the UCI team EAST in batting with a .378 average...This total came in just ahead of formal AppleSox power Wenatchee AppleSox 11-7 - hitter Connor Spencer...He was an All-CIF selection second team choice as a senior in Yakima Valley Pippins 9-6 .5 Walla Walla Sweets 6-9 3.5 high school. Kelowna Falcons 6-12 5 SOUTH #4 Caleb Wood - All-WCC first team selection in 2014...second on the Gonzaga team Medford Rogues 10-5 - batting .300...was a perfect 11 for 11 in steal attempts as a freshman in 2013...was named Corvallis Knights 10-8 1.5 Bend Elks 9-10 3 to the All-WCC Freshman team in 2013 and played in 46 games for the Zags that year... Klamath Falls Gems 6-11 5 also All-WCC Honorable Mention in 2013...four hits and 3 RBI’s in first series vs. Yakima. WEST Bellingham Bells 9-5 - #5 Tyler Frost - Secured his first win of 2014 on June 10th in 2.2 innings of work out of Kitsap BlueJackets 8-6 1 Cowlitz Black Bears 9-9 2 the ‘pen, surrendering no runs on two hits...Had his first single of the year in his first try Victoria HarbourCats 5-10 4.5 on 6/11 vs. Kitsap...It was an RBI up the middle that tied the extra inning contest and he was pinch hitting for a batter that homered earlier in the game. LEAGUE LEADERS AVERAGE #6 Nick Valaika - Foothill league All-Second Team in 2014 at Hart High School (player of Caleb Wood (WEN) .471 the year candidate entering the year)...brother of former AppleSox player Pat Valaika... DOUBLES has three older brothers who have all played MLB affiliated baseball. Joe Duffin (COR) 8 TRIPLES #7 Mike Livingston - Had a 1.000 fielding percentage during his junior season with Cal Four tied 2 State Northridge...finished second on the team with a .280 batting average and was HOME RUNS the leadoff hitter in most of CSUN’s games sophomore year...notched Sox first 2014 RBI Kevin Kline (COR) 5 with a double on 6/4 vs. San Francisco. RUNS BATTED IN Kevin Kline (COR) 21 #8 Nate Esposito - Esposito is making his second appearance in the WCL after playing STOLEN BASES for the Corvallis Knights in 2012...Esposito was selected in the 46th round of the 2011 Nick Choruby (KIT) 10 MLB First-Year Player Draft by Oakland but did not sign...Played in 21 games for Corval- EARNED RUN AVERAGE lis of the West Coast League ... Batted .232 with one double and 10 RBI ... Compiled a Jackson Bertsch (MED) 0.75 1.000 fielding percentage. Conner O’Neil (WW) 22 #9 Cooper Elliott - Just completed his redshirt freshman season at Washington COMPLETE GAMES State...2012 graduate of Cashmere High School...... the Bulldogs won state during his Kohl Hostert (KIT) 1 sophomore and senior years...was First Team All-League as a junior...Second Team (BEL) Bellingham Bells All-State as a senior...doubled on 6/4 vs. San Francisco for first WCL hit...First AppleSox (BEN) Bend Elks home run 6/7 vs. Pippins. (COR) Corvallis Knights (COW) Cowlitz Black Bears (MED) Medford Rogues #10 John Brontsema - Played in 32 games for UC Irvine in 2014...had 12 hits...voted (KEL) Kelowna Falcons (KIT) Kitsap BlueJackets team MVP as a senior in high school...named all-city...All-Channel League award win- (KF) Klamath Falls Gems ner...high school team captain...hit .391 with 34 hits as a senior. (VIC) Victoria HarbourCats (WW) Walla Walla Sweets (WEN) Wenatchee AppleSox #12 Hunter Wells - Will join the baseball team for the 2014-15 school (YAK) Yakima Valley Pippins year (he will be a sophomore)...Led the Lower Columbia Red Devils in Wins (6)... also led *To Qualify as a League Leader, players must the Red Devils in Strikeouts (63)...3 hitless innings thrown out of ‘pen (6/7 vs. Yakima). meet the WCL stat/appearance requirements 2014 APPLESOX BASEBALL GAME NOTES Wenatchee at Corvallis Goss Stadium Page 4

MEET THE SOX THE LAST TIME... #13 Colton Loomis - Pitches for Spokane Falls and is a Cashmere, WA native...was INDIVIDUAL scheduled to play for AppleSox last season before injuring his knee... as a senior at Four Runs in One Game Cashmere High School he was named the 1A/B State Player of the Year by the Wash- Trenton and Nick Brooks, SF, Jun. 5, 2014 ington Baseball Coaches Association after going 10-0 with a 0.67 ERA, 63 IP, 81 K and 13 Five Runs in One Game BB...offensively hit .418 to get Cashmere its second state title in 3 seasons...helped the Ronnie Shaeffer, Kelowna, Aug. 5, 2009 Bulldogs to a state championship...Pitched 6 innings of one run ball (6/7 vs. Yakima). Four Hits in One Game Connor Spencer, at Walla Walla, Aug. 14, 2013 #14 Calvin LeBrun - Joining the Sox from Sunnyslope High School in Arizona...sopho- Five Hits in One Game more Year of high school he pitched in a State Title Game for Sunnyslope and won it... Caleb Wood, at Klamath Falls, Jun. 19, 2014 Went 12-0 that sophomore season with a 1.47 ERA...formerly selected to compete with Four RBI in One Game the USA Baseball 17U developmental team in Cary, N.C...will join his brother, Cory LeB- Connor Spencer, Kelowna, July 16, 2013 run in Spokane when he takes the field with Gonzaga next year...worked for 2 innings to Five RBI in One Game kick off 2014 at Yakima (6/8) - allowed two hits, gave up 0 runs and struck out 2...On 6/17 Connor Spencer, at Kelowna, August 10, 2013 was tied atop the WCL for lowest ERA (while meeting the minimum requirerments for bullpen appearances (0.00)...Gave up first ER on 6/22 in 9th vs. WW. Three Doubles in One Game Sam Hall, Bend, July 17, 2004 #15 Evan McMahan - 3-0 in his freshman year with the Nevada Wolf Pack...all-State, all- Two Triples in One Game Brent Wyatt, Bellingham, Aug. 1, 2006 Southern Nevada, all-Conference and all-Region during his senior year of high school… was team MVP...6-2 over 62.1 innings of work…recorded 81 strikeouts and a 2.25 ERA… Two Home Runs in One Game Hit .381 at the plate with 20HR and 30RBI. Breland Almadova, Portland June 25, 2011 Three Home Runs in One Game #16 Clark McKitrick - Making his second appearance in the WCL after seeing limited -- action for the Victoria HarbourCats in 2013...posted a 4-1 record for Western Uni- Grand Slam versity in 2014...had a 5.81 ERA over 40 IP...previously attended Linn-Benton CC. Cabe Reiten, Walla Walla, July 28, 2012 #17 Evan Cassolato - During his 2014 redshirt freshman season, Cassolato played in 42 Game-Ending Hit games and hit .245 for the Anteaters. Cassolato is a product of Cathedral Catholic High Taylor Johnson, Kitsap, June 11, 2014 School, the top DIII team in California in 2012. Three Stolen Bases in One Game Ty Moore, at Corvallis, Aug. 15, 2012 #18 Sam Brown - Redshirted at the University of Arizona in 2013...hit .286 for Gonzaga Four Stolen Bases in One Game in 2014 after transferring...played in 55 games, had 196 at bats, 56 hits, 4 doubles, 3 Zach Mandleblatt, Kelowna, July 6, 2007 triples and a homerun...23 RBI’s. Complete Game Trevor Lubking, at Corvallis, Aug. 19, 2013 #19 Griffin Canning- Comes from Santa Margarita High School in Corto de Caza, CA... Shutout currently has a 6-3 record with a 1.20 ERA...team was scheduled for a possible two play- Owen Jones, Kelowna, June 9, 2011 off games on June 3rd...Has 15 career high school wins...217.1IP and 193 K. (7 Innings) [GM 2 of a doubleheader] At Least 10 Strikeouts #20 Brandon Bailey - at Gonzaga University...had 3 of the Zags 4 complete Trevor Lubking (10), Walla Walla, July 31, 2013 games in 2014...missed Senior season with a torn muscle in his forearm – led to Tommy No-Hitter John Surgery...6-6 with a 3.53 ERA at GU in 2014...started all 14 games he appeared in DJ Lidyard, at Moses Lake, July 19, 2006 over 94.1 innings...had 54 strikeouts.

#21 Ian Buckles - Played for Klamath Falls in the WCL last summer...Got first win in 6 in- ning appearance vs. Yakima (6/8)...allowed 6 hits...struck out three...6IP on 6/15 vs. MED in win...allowed three hits and two runs...7 inning two hit performance on 6/22 vs. WW... first pitcher in WCL to 3-0 record.

#22 Nick Brooks - Plays for the Gonzaga Bulldogs...hit his first collegiate homerun in Spokane against the University of Oregon on April 2nd, 2014...Hit .200 for GU in 25 games with 12 hits, 1 homerun and 8 RBI’s...doubled home the go-ahead run for Wenatchee in their 3-2 win to take first road series at Yakima (6/8).

#23 John Pomeroy He allowed one run and one walk in his lone appearance...Hit 98 in his first appearance out of the ‘pen 6/19 vs. Klamath Falls. 2014 APPLESOX BASEBALL GAME NOTES Wenatchee at Corvallis Goss Stadium Page 5

THE LAST TIME... MEET THE SOX #24 Trenton Brooks - Leads AppleSox in hitting with a .455 average coming into their TEAM second WCL series...had five hits and 2 RBIs in his first series of the season (Yakima 6/6- Scored At Least 10 Runs Kitsap (13), June 11, 2014 6/8). Hit his first AppleSox home run on June 11th to help spur a four run bottom of the 11th, in which the Sox came back to win their league contest with Kitsap...It was a two Scored At Least 15 Runs run shot way out to right field...Recorded first save 6/18 at KF. San Francisco (16), June 5, 2014 Scored At Least 20 Runs #25 Ty Jackson - From Lewis and Clark State College, Jackson was the NAIA West Pitch- Kelowna (22), July 16, 2013 er of the Week to lead off the month of May...Played at WSU in 2012 and redshirted the Collected At Least 15 Hits 2013 following Tommy John Surgery...was 4-0 on the mound with a 1.59 ERA in 6 games Walla Walla (15), June 22, 2014 with 5 starts for LCSC...at the plate he also had a .272 batting average with 7 homeruns... Collected At Least 20 Hits Doubled home two in a 5 run ninth on 6/7 at Yakima...WCL leader in doubles on 6/21 w/ 7. San Francisco (21), June 5, 2014 Shutout #26 Michael McCann - McCann was drafted in the 40th round of the 2013 MLB Entry San Francisco, June 4, 2014 (Reign Letkeman Draft by the ...a two-time First Team All-League honoree, he batted and Kaleb Price) .360 in 2012 with 10 doubles, 20 runs scored, and 19 runs batted in at Columbia River At Least 10 Strikeouts High School...hit .232 for Seattle U in 2014 over 49 games...hot start to 2014 WCL sea- Walla Walla (15), June 20, 2014 son. 4-7 in his first at bats with a 3-4 2 RBI game against Medford 6/15...Bases clearing (Zarosinski, Loomis, Schroeder, Livingston) double on 6/17 vs. KF...another double in the 7th of that contest...played third for the At Least 15 Strikeouts AppleSox in early stages of season. Walla Walla (15), June 20, 2014 (Zarosinski, Loomis, Schroeder, Livingston) #27 Jacob Schroeder - Signed to a temporary contract...plays at Washington State... Gave up Four Hits was 0-1 in 2014 for the Cougars...had 8 appearances and toed the rubber for 10.1 in- Walla Walla, June 21, 2014 (Ian Buckles, Calvin LeBrun) nings...struck out 5 batters...is a side-arm pitcher...Threw two scoreless innings on 6/5 in his first appearance of season. Gave up Three Hits at Yakima Valley, June 7, 2014 (Colton Loomis, Hunter Wells) #28 Nathan Hadley - Former closer from Loyola High School...won seven games as a starter in 2014 for the Cubs...had a 1.59 ERA in 13 games...2014 California All-Region Gave up Two Hits at Corvallis, Aug. 19, 2013 first team selection...recorded a no-hitter on April 4, 2014 (15-0 win for Loyola and a 12 (Trevor Lubking) performance for Hadley)...will play for UCLA in 2015. Gave up One Hit at Medford, June 25, 2013 (7 Innings) #29 Drew Rasmussen - Extremely successful pitcher from Mt. Spokane High School... [GM 2 of a doubleheader] (Trevor Lubking) was a 2014 3rd Team All-American...West All-Region First Team selection... No-Hitter was recruited by UW, WSU, Oregon and Gonzaga, however, he ultimately chose to play at Moses Lake, July 19, 2006 for the ...tallied his first start on 6/16 in a loss to Medford. (DJ Lidyard) Won in Extra Innings #30 Tom Zarosinski - Tom was formerly a redshirt at Oregon State University (2011)... Kitsap (13-12 in 11), June 11, 2014 pitched in a WCL non-league game with Corvallis in 2011...was 7-3 with a 1.99 ERA for Won a Series George Fox University in 2014...struck out 86 batters over 95 innings of play...led George Corvallis (2-0*pending), June 23-25, 2014 Fox in strikeouts with 86 (next closest was at 67)...one of two George Fox with Won a Divisional Series and ERA under 2...only GF pitcher with a win and that under 2 ERA...ranked second on Walla Walla (2-1), June 20-22, 2014 the Bruin team in wins. Won a Road Series at Klamath Falls (2-1), June 17-19, 2014 #31 - Shaun Vetrovec - Vetrovec, from Newport High School, is 7-4 with a 1.16 ERA in his senior season for the Tars...He also played third base in high school and earned All Won a Divisional Road Series at Yakima (2-1), June 6-8, 2014 Sunset League honors his junior year after going 5-4 with a 2.20 ERA.

Swept an Opponent San Franciscco (Two Games), June 4-5, 2014 #32 Simon Rosenbaum - Joining the AppleSox from Pomona Pitzer, Rosenbaum ran wild in DIII in 2014. He was voted First Team All-America by D3baseball.com...was Swept an Opponent on the Road at Kitsap (Three Games), July 5-7, 2013 named to the Rawlings DIII First team by American Baseball Coaches Association.... West Region Player of the year...earned Capital One Academic All-District honors from Swept a Divisional Opponent College Sports Information Directors of America...ranked second nationally amongst D3 Walla Walla (Two Games), Aug 13-14, 2013 players with his .474 average...had 8 HR, 23 2B, and 47 RBI … Led nation in both doubles Swept a Divisional Opponent on the Road per game and on base percentage and ranked fifth in slugging percentage...Hit his first at Kelowna (Four Games), July 29-Aug 1, 2012 home run in the fifth inning of a 13-12 win against Kitsap on June 11th...a solo blast. 2014 APPLESOX BASEBALL GAME NOTES Wenatcheee at Corvallis Goss Stadium Page 6

RECORD BOOK AppleSox Numerical Roster SINGLE GAME INDIVIDUAL # NAME YEAR POS B/T HT/WT HOMETOWN SCHOOL Hits 1 Joe Gillette HS INF R/R 6’3-190 Scotts Valley, CA Oregon State Daniel Gebbers (‘04 vs. Everett) 5 2 Tanner Nishioka FR INF R/R 5’11-185 Honolulu, HI Pomona Pitzer Luke Zirkle (‘08 vs. Bend) 3 A.J. Alcantara FR OF R/R 6’0-205 Alta Loma, CA U.C. Irvine Breland Almadova (‘11 vs. Klamath Falls) Nick Brooks (‘14 vs. San Francisco) 4 Caleb Wood SO INF R/R 5’10-175 Surprize, AZ Gonzaga 5 Tyler Frost HS RHP R/R 5’10-160 Peoria, AZ Gonzaga Doubles 6 Nick Valaika HS INF R/R 6’0-185 Valencia, CA U.C.L.A. Sam Hall (‘04 vs. Bend) 3 7 Mike Livingston JR INF L/R 5’8-175 Palmdale, CA Cal St. Northridge Triples 8 Nate Esposito JR C R/R 5’11-175 Granite Bay, CA Oregon State Brent Wyatt (‘06 vs. Bellingham) 2 9 Cooper Elliott SO OF L/R 6’4-210 Cashmere, WA Washington State 10 John Brontsema FR INF R/R 6’2-180 Santa Barbara, CA U.C. Irvine Home Runs Nate Flemens (‘00 vs. Bellingham) 2 12 Hunter Wells FR RHP R/R 6’2-170 Spokane, WA Lower Columbia Justin Ehlers (‘04 vs. Bend) 13 Colton Loomis SO RHP R/R 6’0-155 Cashmere, WA Spokane Falls 14 Calvin LeBrun HS LHP L/L 5’10-165 Phoenix, AZ Gonzaga Stolen Bases 15 Evan McMahan FR RHP R/R 6’0-190 Las Vegas, NV Univ. Of Nevada Brent Wyatt (‘06 vs. Bend) 4 Zach Mandelblatt (‘07 vs. Bend) 16 Clark McKitrick JR LHP L/L 6’3-215 Idaho Falls, ID Western Oregon 17 Evan Cassolato FR OF L/R 6’0-190 Encinitas, CA U.C. Irvine Strikeouts 18 Sam Brown FR OF L/L 5’11-185 Mill Creek, WA Gonzaga D.J. Lidyard (‘06 at Moses Lake) 16 19 Griffin Canning HS RHP R/R 6’2-180 Coto de Casa, CA U.C.L.A. SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL 20 Brandon Bailey FR RHP R/R 5’9-170 Broomfield, CO Gonzaga 21 Ian Buckles JR RHP R/R 6’0-215 Kent, WA George Fox Hits 22 Nick Brooks FR INF R/R 6’3-225 Auburn, WA Gonzaga Mitchell Gunsolus (2012) 79 23 John Pomeroy FR RHP R/R 6’5-210 Mossyrock, WA Oregon State Singles 24 Trenton Brooks FR OF/P L/L 6’0-170 Alpine, CA Univ. Of Nevada Mitchell Gunsolus (2012) 64 25 Ty Jackson SO RHP L/R 6’3-220 Kennewick, Wa Lewis-Clark State 26 Michael McCann FR C/1B L/L 6’2-205 Vancouver, WA Seattle University Doubles Ryan Barr (2013) 18 28 Nathan Hadley HS RHP R/R 5’11-180 Encino, CA UCLA 29 Drew Rasmussen HS RHP R/R 6’2-210 Colbert, WA Oregon State Triples 30 Tom Zarosinski JR RHP R/R 6’0-220 Lake Oswego, OR George Fox Three Times 4 31 Shaun Vetrovec HS RHP R/R 6’2-200 Cpsta Mesa, CA U.C. Irvine Home Runs 32 Simon Rosenbaum SO INF/P R/R 6’6-225 Los Altos Hills,CA Pomona Pitzer Taylor Sparks (2012) 9 Pronunciation Guide: McMahan - “McMann” Nishioka - Knee - she - oak - uh Runs Mitchell Gunsolus (2012) 47 Zarosinski - Zair - o - sin - ski Ed Knaggs #11 Head Coach 14th Season Runs Batted In Mitchell Gunsolus (2012) 48 Knaggs has been the AppleSox head coach since 2001. He has led the AppleSox to six league championships, winning the Pacific International League Championship in 2003 and Stolen Bases the West Coast League Championship in 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010, and 2012. He is a three- Brent Wyatt (2006) 23 time recipient of the WCL’s Coach of the Year Award. He played collegiately at UC Irvine and was an assistant coach at Gonzaga University for seven years. He also spent one season as Batting Average an assistant coach for the Chatham A’s of the Cape Cod League. He served as Wenatchee Jason Freeman (2002) .421 High School’s head baseball coach from 1991-2011 and was instrumental in bringing back American Legion baseball to the Wenatchee Valley. Consecutive Game Hit Streak Breland Almadova (2011) 21 AJ Proszek #46 Pitching Coach 2nd Season Currently the pitching coach at the Community Colleges of Spokane, Proszek has coached Earned Run Average with the AppleSox since 2013. As a player he spent two years at Spokane Falls Community Trent Baysinger (2003) 1.05 College before transferring to Gonzaga University. He played in the West Coast League as Innings Pitched a member of the Spokane RiverHawks from 2006-2008. He was selected in the 38th round Owen Jones (2011) 76.2 of the 2009 MLB Draft by the San Francisco Giants. He pitched in the minor leagues for the Giants from 2009-2011. He was born and raised in Chewelah and attended Jenkins High Strikeouts School. D.J. Lidyard (2006) 86 Wins Jason Krohn #33 Assistant Coach 1st Season Owen Jones (2011) 7 Krohn is entering his first season as an assistant coach with theAppleSox. He is currently an assistant coach at Northwest Nazarene University. Prior to coaching at NNU, he previ- Saves ously worked as an assistant coach at Lower Columbia College. The Oregon native served Tyler Kane (2012) 13 as the head coach at his alma mater, Gresham High School, for three seasons. As a player WCL MVP he began his college career at LCC, before playing at both the University of Portland and Steve Marquardt 2005 Coastal Carolina University. He played professionally for the Kalamazoo Kings of the Fron- Mitchell Gunsolus 2012 tier League. 2014 APPLESOX BASEBALL GAME NOTES Wenatchee at Corvallis Goss Stadium Page 7

HOW THEY STACK UP Inning by Inning Box Score Inning 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ex. R H E CATEGORY League Leader (#) Wenatchee Rank - # Opponents 9 9 8 7 11 8 16 14 8 3 95 180 45 Opponent Rank - # Wenatchee 14 21 9 19 11 14 16 16 9 4 130 215 42 *League Games Only *All Games BATTING RUNS Corvallis (110) Wenatchee T3 - 101 Corvallis 1st - 110 ATTENDANCE TEAM STREAKS HITS Wenatchee (184) HOME AVG 1,180 Wenatchee 1st - 184 WINNING STREAK - Corvallis 3rd - 156 AWAY AVG 1,230

DOUBLES Kitsap (38) HOME TOTAL 14,163 LOSING STREAK 1 Wenatchee 3rd- 29 AWAY TOTAL 11,067 Corvallis 2nd - 34 SMALLEST 721 (at Klamath Falls 6/19) GAMES W/O BLOWN SAVE 13 TRIPLES Kitsap & Corvallis (5) Wenatchee T10- 0 LARGEST 3,209 (at Yakima 6/6) Corvallis T1 - 5 GAMES W/ HOME RUN 0 HOME RUNS Corvallis (12) Wenatchee T8- 6 DURATION OF GAMES 7+ STRIKEOUTS 1 Corvallis 1st - 12 AVERAGE Wenatchee (.295) LONGEST 3 Hours 27 Minutes 10+ STRIKEOUTS 0 Wenatchee 1st- .291 (Walla Walla 6/20) Corvallis 7th - .262 SHORTEST 2 Hour 17 Minutes CONSEC. INNINGS W/ 1 WALKS Wenatchee (93) (Walla Walla 6/22) NO RUNS ALLOWED Wenatchee 1st - 93 Corvallis T4 - 72 AVERAGE 2 Hours 47 Minutes CONSEC. GAMES W/ 0 RUNS BATTED IN Corvallis (92) 0 ERRORS Wenatchee 9th - 75 Corvallis 1st -92 THIS SERIES: PITCHING WINS Medford (10) Wenatchee AppleSox at Wenatchee AppleSox at Wenatchee AppleSox at Wenatchee T2- 9 Corvallis Knights Corvallis Knights Corvallis Knights Corvallis T2 - 9 June 27, 2014 June 28, 2014 June 29, 2014 LOSSES Medford (2) Wenatchee T4- 6 6:40 pm 6:40 pm 6:05 pm Corvallis T4 - 6 Goss Stadium at Coleman Goss Stadium at Coleman Goss Stadium at Coleman INNINGS PITCHED Bend (164.0) FIeld Field Field Wenatchee 2nd - 160.0 Corvallis 3rd - 158.0 EARNED RUNS Yakima (39) NEXT SERIES: Wenatchee T5 - 69 Corvallis 7th - 71 Bellingham Bells at Bellingham Bells at Bellingham Bells at EARNED RUN AVG. Medford (2.03) Wenatchee AppleSox Wenatchee AppleSox Wenatchee 6th- 4.25 Wenatchee AppleSox Corvallis 11th - 6.01 June 30, 2014 July 1, 2014 July 2, 2014 STRIKEOUTS Bend (147) Wenatchee 2nd - 142 7:05 pm 7:05 pm 7:05 pm Corvallis 4th - 129 Paul Thomas Sr. Field Paul Thomas Sr. Field Paul Thomas Sr. Field WALKS Medford (51) **Fireworks Night** Wenatchee 6th - 62 Corvallis T9 - 75