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Sonoma Game 15 Vallejo Stompers Friday, June 21, 2019 Admirals 11-3 Record 6:05 p.m. 7-8 Record Arnold Field @SonomaStompers Sonoma , Ca @VallejoAdmirals Home/Away Games- Listen: Mixlr.com/Sonoma-Stompers Home Games- WatcH: https://bit.ly/2IhHZJx PRO-NUN-SEE-AY-SHUNS Quick Facts: Vijay Patel: Veejay Home: Arnold Field D.J. Sharabi: Shah-rah-bee Dimensions: LF-320, LCF-331, CF-435, RCF-345, RF-311 Nick Barnese: Bar-niece Capacity: 1,400 Rob DeAngelis: Dee-an-juhl-iss Founded: 2014 Nick Gotta: Got-uhh Colors: Navy and Orange DonDrei Hubbard: Don-dray League: Pacific Association (6th Season) Chris Kwitzer: Quit-zer General Manager: Brett Creamer Danny Molinari: Mall-uh-nar-ee Owner: Jon Sebastiani Henry Omana: Oh-monn-yuh Luke Laurita: Luh-ree-tuh Pacific Association Standings TEAM W-L PCT GB STRK L-10 SONOMA STOMPERS 11-3 .786 - 8W 9-1 San Rafael Pacifics 10-7 .588 2.5 1L 5-5 Vallejo Admirals 7-8 .467 4.5 3L 5-5 Napa Silverados 6-9 .400 5.5 2W 4-6 Salina Stockade 4-11 .267 7.5 2L 2-8 Bench Coach: Casey Gilroy SONOMA STOMPERS Pitching Coach: Mike Nunes Pitchers VALLEJO ADMIRALS # Player B/T Ht Wt HOMETOWN Pitchers 8 Konner Arnold R/R 6-2 205 Palmdale, Calif. # Player B/T Ht Wt HOMETOWN 27 Nick Barnese R/R 6-3 215 Simi Valley, Calif. 50 Carl Brice R/R 6-5 250 Jackson, Miss. 26 Brian Browning R/L 6-3 200 Homewood, Alabama 60 Cage Cascone R/R 5-10 180 Pacifica, Calif. 29 Jacob Cox R/R 6-5 225 Fresno, Calif. Dariel Checo R/R 6-0 205 New York, New York 17 Ethan Gibbons R/R 5-10 185 Fairfield, Calif. 30 Dakota Freese R/R 6-4 195 Cedar Rapids, Iowa 22 Henry Omana R/R 6-4 210 Diamond Bar, Calif. 33 Eli Garcia R/R 6-0 170 Trenton, New Jersey 13 Vijay Patel R/R 6-2 190 Santa Rosa, Calif. 43 Tyler Herr R/R 6-8 220 Katy, TX 5 Ryan Richardson R/R 5-10 175 Spokane, Wash. 28 Alex Leach R/R 6-4 240 Charlotte, N.C. 14 Marshall Shill R/R 5-11 185 Merrill, Wisc. 22 Mike Melendez L/L 6-1 195 Hollywood, FL 31 Willie Ethington R/R 6-3 190 Mesa, AZ 40 Harold Myles R/R 6-5 225 Fort Washington, MD 12 Luke Laurita L/L 6-2 180 Northridge, Calif. 90 Jesse Remington L/L 6-3 200 Champaign, Illinois 28 Patrick Barnett R/R 6-6 225 Windsor, Connecticut 11 Connor Leedholm R/R 6-1 205 Lakewood, Colorado CATCHERS # Player B/T Ht Wt HOMETOWN Catchers 27 Nick Crouse R/R 6-0 200 Indianapolis, IN # Player B/T Ht Wt HOMETOWN 31 Ricky Gingras L/R 6-3 215 Hemet, Calif. 44 Bronson Butcher R/R 5-9 228 Eagle Mountain Utah Infielders 7 Danny Molinari R/R 5-11 205 Redwood City, Calif. # Player B/T Ht Wt HOMETOWN Infielders 16 Zach Files L/R 6-2 210 Fort Worth, TX # Player B/T Ht Wt HOMETOWN 35 Joe Torre R/R 5-9 175 23 Jacob Barfield R/R 6-0 225 Houston, Texas 11 Jacob Wark L/R 6-4 230 Tualatin, Oregon 4 Nick Gotta R/R 5-9 175 San Diego, Calif. 4 Aaron Brill R/R 6-0 200 West Palm Beach, FL 15 Nick Kern R/R 6-0 185 Brea, Calif. Outfielders 9 Chris Kwitzer L/R 6-0 210 Buffalo, New York # Player B/T Ht Wt HOMETOWN 1 Rayson Romero R/R 5-8 170 Mililani, Hawaii 13 Nick Akins Sr. R/R 6-1 220 Los Angeles, Calif. 3 Pedro Barrios R/R 5-9 180 Mililani, Venezuela Outfielders 25 Chevy Clarke R/R 6-2 200 Atlanta, GA 10 Vladimir Gomez R/R 5-10 195 Bronx, New York # Player B/T Ht Wt HOMETOWN 12 Tillman Pugh R/R 6-0 200 Oakland, Calif. 21 Rob DeAngelis L/L 6-0 195 Staten Island, New York 12 Erick Gaylord R/R 5-9 185 Virginia Beach, VA 19 Brock Hartley R/R 6-3 220 Phoenix, Arizona 25 DonDrei Hubbard R/R 6-0 220 Houston, Texas Manager: PJ Phillips 18 Miles Williams R/R 6-0 222 Flower Mountain, Texas Manager: Zack Pace (#24) PITCHERS POSITION PLAYERS #8 Konner Arnold (RHP) FB (91-94), SL, CH #23 Jacob Barfield (INF) • Konner is entering his first season as a Stomper after playing collegiately • Jacob enters his second season of professional baseball after beginning at Cal State University San Bernardino. The Palmdale, CA native went 9-5 his career with the Martinez Clippers in 2018 where he hit 14 home runs in college with a 4.14 ERA while striking out 53 in 78.1 innings. with an .890 OPS. #29 Jacob Cox (RHP) FB (88-90), CUT, SL #4 Nick Gotta (INF) Jacob pitched in 68 games for the Stompers between 2016, 2017, and • • Nick enters his third season on professional baseball and his first as a 2018 striking out 82 batters in 83.1 innings with a 2.70 ERA. Stomper. He spent some time in the Canadian-American League with the #27 Nick Barnese (RHP) FB (90-94), CB (74-80), CH (79-84) Santa Fe Fuego in 2017 and with the Quebec Capitales in 2018. Nick has • Nick is entering his ninth season of professional baseball and his first with a lifetime batting average of .334. the Sonoma Stompers. He was drafted by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the 3rd round (95th overall) in the 2007 MLB Draft. In 2018 with the #44 Bronson butcher (C) Pittsburg Diamonds, Nick struck out 37 batters in 34.2 innings. • Bronson enters his second season with the Stompers after beginning 2018 #17 Ethan Gibbons (RHP) FB (89-93), CB, CH in the Pecos League, where he hit .374 with the Trinidad Triggers, with • Ethan has six years of pro experience as a starter and reliever, with 305 seven home runs and 50 RBI over 187 at-bats. For the Stompers, Bronson strikeouts in 324 lifetime innings. He began his pro career with Vallejo in hit .326 in 14 games with the club. 2013 and spent the last three seasons in the Frontier League before #25 Dondrei Hubbard (OF) signing to play with the Stompers for the 2018 season. • DonDrei enters his first season of professional baseball in the United #26 Brian Browning (LHP) FB (86-90), CB, CH States after spending some time overseas in Australia and Europe. • Brian enters his third season of professional baseball and his first with the DonDrei is a native of Houston, Texas and appreciates that baseball has Stompers. The southpaw was formerly with in the Colorado Rockies given him a chance to travel the world. organization for one season with the Boise Hawks in 2017 before playing #21 Rob DeAngelis (INF) with the Pittsburg Diamonds in 2018. • Rob enters his second season with the Stompers. The Ramapo College #13 Vijay Patel (RHP) FB (88-92), CUT, CH, SPL product hit .260 in 2018 while driving in 40 runs. • A Santa Rosa native, Vijay attended Santa Rosa Junior College, then #15 Nick Kern (INF) pitched two years at William Jewell, where he struck out 119 batters over • Nick enters his second season of professional baseball after beginning his 104.2 innings. career with the Napa Silverados. Before turning pro, Nick was a 4-year #5 Ryan Richardson (RHP) FB (86-89), VUL-CH player for the UCLA Bruins. • Ryan left the Stompers in August 2017 to play in Japan and after playing #19 Brock Hartley (OF) for the Kagawa Olive Guyners of the Shikoku Island League and is back • A native of Phoenix, Brock played two seasons at Yapavai College and hit in the Pacific Association for his third season with Sonoma. .337 as a sophomore with 12 home runs, then went on to play in the Junior #22 Henry Omana (RHP) FB (88-93), CB, CH College World Series. In 2018 for the Stompers, Brock hit .300 with four • Henry enters his third season of professional baseball, his first with the home runs and 18 RBIs in 15 games. Stompers, after spending the previous two seasons with the Pericos de Puebla of the Mexican League where he accrued a lifetime ERA of 3.19. #9 Chris Kwitzer (Utility) He also collected 105 strikeouts in 103 innings. • Chris begins his second year as a professional and his first with the #31 Willie Ethington (RHP) FB (85-88), CB, CH Stompers. He began his career as a journeyman, playing with four teams: • Willie joins the Stompers for the first time after spending the three previous Santa Fe Fuego, Pittsburg Diamonds, Salina Stockade, and Hollywood seasons in the PECOS League. He is a former 17th round draft pick of the Stars. In 2018 as a whole, Chris his .350 with 13 home runs and 65 RBIs. Boston Red Sox out of high school in Mesa, AZ. #7 Danny Molinari (C) #28 Patrick Barnett (RHP) 4-FB (86-88), 2-FB (84-86), CB, CH • Danny enters his second season in professional baseball after beginning • Patrick enters his second season as a professional ball player, his first his career in the PECOS League with the Trinidad Triggers where he hit since 2016 and his first as a Stomper. The tall, righty has a lifetime 2.69 .405 and was on base more than 50% of his at-bats.
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