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2019 Souvenir Program 1234 5678 9123 4567 1234 GOOD THRU 01/22 GESA MEMBER DEBIT Visit gesa.com for more information. Insured by NCUA 888.946.4372 gesa.com @GesaCU 2 Celebrating summer... one inning at a time! ON THE COVER Owned and operated by Little Green Apples Baseball Club, L.L.C. Games at Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium on the campus of Wenatchee Valley College Business Office: 610 N. Mission St. Suite 204 Wenatchee, WA 98801 (509) 665-6900 • www.applesox.com League web site: westcoastleague.com No part of this program can be reproduced without the permission of Little Green Apples Baseball Club, L.L.C. or the copyright holder. Program design and layout by www.pacsecurity.com Davenport Graphic Design L.L.C. • 679-5394 800-743-2737 Where Your Safety and Satisfaction Matter Most! Free Estimates... 509-888-0128 ALL MAKES & MODELS Always free estimates CARS • TRUCKS • MOTORHOMES, ETC. No Appointment needed Automotive accessories available Allen & Kim Tangeman OWNERS Proud AppleSox Sponsor 601 N. Wenatchee Ave. 509-663-7008 Chad & Amanda www.firstchoicecc.com New Location 400 South Columbia St, Holaday Wenatchee Go AppleSox! [email protected] 3 2021 Wenatchee AppleSox Baseball Club 2021 GAME TICKETS Paul Thomas Field ~ Wenatchee Washington SECTION: B • ROW: 7 • SEAT 34 AppleSox tickets are only being sold electronically this sea- will be socially distant and properly spaced out. Masks will son to help limit the spread of COVID-19. Eight hundred be recommended when not consuming food or drink. While seats will be available for each home game this season, unless season ticket holders receive first opportunity at purchasing there is a change in capacity limits at Washington State out- tickets, they are not guaranteed to get their regular seats due door venues. You’ll receive a link from the AppleSox to select to social distancing requirements. For questions about 2021 tickets. Tickets will be received ticket informa- electronically this year. Fans will tion, please call be able to access tickets elec- The AppleSox are adding vaccinated sections in Sections 509-665-6900 tronically, similar to how MLB A and B as well as the general admission bleachers behind or email info@ fans attend games. Season-ticket those sections. These sections, unlike the rest of Paul Thom- applesox.com. holders will have priority access. as Sr. Stadium, will not be socially-distanced seating. Please “like” the Before any fans have access to Wenatchee Ap- purchasing seats to individual pleSox on Face- games, season-ticket holders will have a choice on whether book for news on where to go to purchase tickets this season. or not they want to attend each of those games or not. Tickets Keep Others Safe! The International Brotherhood of Electrical Public Golf Course Workers Local 191 and the National Electrical Weekdays (Monday-Thursday): Contractors Association, Cascade Chapter 9 Holes: $30.00...... Juniors, $10.00 are Proud Sponsors of 18 Holes: $48.00...... Juniors, $13.00 Wenatchee AppleSox Baseball Club Twilight: $45.00 w/cart @ 1:00 pm Weekends & Holidays: 9 Holes: $30.00...... Juniors, $15.00 18 Holes: $54.00... Juniors, $20.00 Twilight: $45.00 w/cart @ 1:00 pm Full-Service Pro Shop • Lessons • Restaurant • Cart Rentals Driving Range • Putting & Chipping Greens • and more! PGA Professional 509-663-5448 Robbie Hendricksonwww.threelakesgolf.com 4 Celebrating summer... one inning at a time! Joel Norman Radio Broadcaster/Director of Communications AppleSox Joel is in his third year as the “Voice of the AppleSox” and is a graduate of West Virginia University. In the offseason, Joel Personnel assists the AppleSox in sales and also broadcasts Brewster basketball and foot- ball for KOZI FM as well as Eastmont and Jose Oglesby Wenatchee baseball for The NCWLIFE Channel. Owner Jose purchased the AppleSox in 2018 Lucas Banning after a long career in software engineer- Manager of Ballpark Operations ing, including 26 years at Microsoft. Lucas is in his second season with the Ap- Jose grew up in Colombia and the Pan- pleSox’ guest services crew and his first as ama Canal Zone and enjoyed listening the manager of ballpark operations. He to MLB radio broadcasts. After coming graduated from Eastmont High School to the United States he’s attend hundreds of major and this spring where he played varsity base- minor league games. Jose and his wife, Lauren Feaux, ball. Lucas will attend Washington State have two children, both in college, and the couple split this fall and major in counseling with a focus on men’s their time living in Wenatchee and Seattle. mental health. Allie Schank Sebastian Moraga General Manager Public Address Announcer Allie has been with the AppleSox since Sebastian is in his first season as the pub- 2018 and is in her first season as the lic address announcer for the AppleSox. general manager. While in school she He broadcasts Eastmont and Wenatchee worked with the athletic department High School soccer on the NCWLIFE for three years in ticket sales and stu- Channel and is the communications man- dent-athlete tutoring services. She also ager at End of Life Washington. Moraga served as a marketing intern for the U of Georgia Ath- was honored with the Washington Newspaper Publishers letic Association. In her free time Allie enjoys hiking and Association’s Feature Writer of the Year in 2010. He earned spending time with her dog, Colchuck. his bachelors from Washington State and his masters from the University of Washington. Marcey Skelton Reily Chestnut Host Family Coordinator Scoreboard Operator/Broadcast Assistant This will be the Skelton’s 13th year as a Reily is in his first season with the Apple- host family and her third as the team’s Sox and is a graduate of Texas State. He host family coordinator, a role that is will help Sebastian run the AppleSox’ pivotal in providing an outstanding ex- brand-new scoreboard and assist in radio perience for AppleSox players and the broadcasts. He previously worked as a local host families. She works as an ad- morning show host and high school foot- ministrative assistant for the local IBEW, a proud Apple- ball and basketball play-by-play broadcaster for Hub City Sox sponsor. Radio in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Terry Aiton Coyote Scorekeeper/Statistician Mascot A self-professed ‘stat geek,’ Terry is Known for delighting kids and par- in his second season as the AppleSox’ ents alike, Coyote returns for another scorekeeper. He started his baseball fun-filled season. Coyote has been the career at Wenatchee’s Morris Park and official mascot of the AppleSox since eventually played small college base- 2001. He enjoys meeting fans not only at ball in Oregon. In the offseason Terry games, but at parades and other community events. Make officiates local high school athletics. sure to come to his bobblehead night July 10! 5 W 2021 Wenatchee AppleSox Baseball Club 2021 Schedule SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 $ = $2 OFF Tuesday NWSA NWSA POR POR $ 6:35 6:35 7:05 7:05 6 POR 7 8 WW 9 WW 10 WW 11 BEL 12 BEL J 5:05 $ 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 13 BEL 14 15 16 17 18 BEN 19 BEN U 5:35 509-665-6900 6:35 6:35 N 20 BEN 21 22 COW 23 COW 24 COW 25 COR 26 COR 5:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 E 27 COR 28 29 POR 30 POR 1:05 $ 6:35 6:35 Fireworks - July 3 SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT 1 POR 2 HB 3 HB www.AppleSox.com 6:35 6:35 7:O5 4 5 6 PA 7 PA 8 PA 9 COR 10 COR J 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 11 COR 12 13 BEL 14 BEL 15 BEL 16 CCL 17 CCL U 5:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 18 CCL 19 20 WW 21 WW 22 WW 23 YAK 24 YAK Member FDIC L 5:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 “Experience the Difference” 25 YAK 26 27 BEN 28 BEN 29 BEN 30 NWSA 31 NWSA Y 5:35 5:35 5:35 5:35 6:35 6:35 www.CashmereValleyBank.com SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT 1 2 3 PA 4 PA 5 PA 6 COW 7 COW A $ 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 6:35 8 COW 9 10 YAK 11 YAK 12 YAK 13 14 U 5:35 6:35 6:35 7:05 DIV 15 16 17 18 19 20 DIV DIV CHAMP CHAMP CHAMP G South Division: North Division: U BEN .. Bend BEL ... Bellingham HOME GAME COR .. Corvallis PA ..... Port Angeles S COW . Cowlitz WW ... Walla Walla POR .. Portland WEN . Wenatchee AWAY GAME T RDG .. Ridgefield YAK ... Yakima Equal Housing Lender, Member FDIC Non-league: NWSA... NW Star Academy DIV & CHAMP SERIES HB ........Highline Bears Wenatchee (509) 662-7722 CCL .......Cascade Collegiate League All-Stars Wenatchee (509) 665-0500 A Subsidiary of Cashmere Valley Bank tastings Local brewed beers, wines and handcrafted ciders Insurance products are: Not a deposit, Not FDIC insured, Not insured by any federal + growlers & bottles to go VISITWENATCHEE.ORG government agency, Not guaranteed by the bank, subject to risk and may lose value. 6 Celebrating summer... one inning at a time! Coaching Staff Ian Sanderson Head Coach Ian Sanderson is entering his first year as head coach of the Wenatchee AppleSox. He was hired on Sept. 19, 2019 to become the fifth head coach in team history.
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