Annual Report 1

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Annual Report 1 Winter Committee Report Baseball Victoria oversaw a number of decision not to seek a further term on the board. significant administrative changes during Shaun Graf also concluded his term on the board, 2013/14. The changes, in the long term, will having not sought re-election. In May 2015, increase efficiency at Baseball Victoria, Stephen Thomson (vice-president) resigned with which in turn will allow more human and Scott Dawes elected as his heir. financial resources to be spent on our member clubs and associations. On behalf of the Victorian baseball community I take this opportunity to thank Clayton, Stephen 2015 has been a year of significant change for and Shaun for their many years of voluntary Baseball Victoria. It has been a year in which strong service and commitment of time and energy for new foundations for our sport have been laid, the betterment of baseball in Victoria. essential relationships re- established, Board and Office resources renewed and diversified and a The departure of three directors created the surplus restored. 2015/16opportunity for renewal on the board and further diversification of its members’ skills and Entering 2016, Baseball Victoria is in a strong experience. During the year we welcomed Geoff financial and structural position, enabling it to ANNUALPearce who brought strong REPORT baseball experience focus even greater resources and energy on 1 OCTOBERand relationships 2015 - 30to the SEPTEMBER board, having 2016 served as a Gaining, Training and Retaining baseball players Director of Baseball Australia and the Australian and participants across Victoria. Baseball League. Our work has only just begun to break through and The board then advertised within the baseball deliver real and sustainable growth and financial community and externally in order to attract and stability for our sport. recruit the best possible candidates to fill the casual vacancies. As a result, Craig Armstead Throughout 2016 the benefits of a range of and Sonia Heath joined the Board. Craig brought strategies commenced last year will filter through extensive experience in membership, sponsorship to all aspects of baseball. and sporting administration and Sonia brought Having consulted and engaged throughout 2015, Baseball Victoria is committed to undertaking further consultation as we move to the next stage of broader structural and operational review and reform. A. BASEBALL VICTORIA BOARD 2015 has been a year of renewal and refocus for the Baseball Victoria Board. In February 2015, just prior to the last Annual General Meeting, I was elected president following Clayton Crameri’s (president) BASEBALL VICTORIA 2015/16 ANNUAL REPORT 1 Table of Contents MISSION & VISION 4 2016 OFFICE BEARERS 5 BASEBALL VICTORIA STAFF 6 BASEBALL VICTORIA WORKING GROUPS 7 BASEBALL LEAGUES AND CLUBS IN VICTORIA 8 PRESIDENT'S REPORT 9 GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT 14 LIFE MEMBER INDUCTEES 16 GAME DEVELOPMENT REPORT 17 HIGH PERFORMANCE REPORT 18 HEAD OF UMPIRING REPORT 20 BASEBALL VICTORIA WORKING GROUP: WOMEN & GIRLS 21 LITTLE LEAGUE REPORT 22 WINTER CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE REPORT 23 STATE REPRESENTATIVES 24 NATIONAL HONOURS 27 PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS 28 JAMES BERESFORD 28 IN MEMORIAM 30 WINTER ASSOCIATION REPORTS 31 VICTORIAN BASEBALL SUMMER LEAGUE REPORT 44 HONOUR ROLLS 45 OFFICE BEARERS (HISTORICAL) 47 FINANCIALS 52 SUPPORTERS 73 BASEBALL VICTORIA 2015/16 ANNUAL REPORT 3 Mission and Vision SUSTAIN GAIN Sustainable governance Increase par:cipa:on via and business models community engagement RETAIN TRAIN Provide quality Develop our players and programs and workforce across the experiences pathway Gain, train and retain. These three goals are at the Throughout the year, specific operational centre of Baseball Victoria’s mission and vision. and strategic planning, implementation and development were determined based upon the Introduced at 2015’s Annual General Meeting action or initiative supporting achievement of (AGM), this credo for the membership based the purpose, vision, objective, goals and service sporting organisation dovetails perfectly with charter of Baseball Victoria. Baseball Victoria’s vision of providing every Victorian with the opportunity to participate in Pursuant to that charter, in every interaction baseball. Baseball Victoria has with its members we strive to be: proactive in our engagement with the baseball In order to accomplish this end, Baseball Victoria community; innovative in our approach to member provides leadership, infrastructure, systems service; decisive and accountable for our actions, and resources which encourage and support all while maintaining the highest standards of a collaborative commitment across all levels integrity; and constantly aspiring for quality, timely of baseball, including Baseball Australia, the and consistent service and communication to our Australian Baseball League, the Melbourne Aces, members. Victorian government and—most crucially— associations, clubs, players and volunteers. 4 BASEBALL VICTORIA 2015/16 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Office Bearers BASEBALL VICTORIA 2015/16 ANNUAL REPORT 5 Baseball Victoria Staff BASEBALL VICTORIA HEAD OF DIRECTORS President (Portfolio: Baseball Australia, ABL & Associations) Myles Foreman Vice President (Portfolio: Pathways, Competitions & Tournaments) Scott Dawes Secretary (Portfolio: Finance; Association Secretary) James Van Beek Director (Portfolio: Marketing & Communications) Sheila Nguyen Director (Portfolio: High Performance & Facilities) Geoff Pearce Director (Portfolio: Inclusion) Sonia Heath Director (Portfolio: Member Service) Craig Armstead BASEBALL VICTORIA STAFF General Manager Ashley Blair Game Development Manager Tom Dicker (resigned December 2016) High Performance Manager Damian Shanahan Communications & Digital Marketing Manager Joel Mackenzie Competitions Coordinator Jessica Sneath (resigned October 2016) Competitions Coordinator Chris Mayne (commenced November 2016) Operations Coordinator Daniel Garrood (resigned September 2016) Operations Coordinator Samantha Creed (commenced September 2016) Participation & Women’s Program Officer Bronwyn Gell Umpire Development Coordinator Stewart Howe Finance Coordinator Les Flower 6 BASEBALL VICTORIA 2015/16 ANNUAL REPORT Baseball Victoria Working Groups FINANCE & AUDIT SUB COMMITTEE WHOLE OF SPORT WORKING GROUP James van Beek (Chair) Board Representative Myles Foreman Board Representative Myles Foreman (Chair) Board Representative Ashley Blair Staff Representative Scott Dawes Board Representative Les Flower Staff Representative Ashley Blair Staff Representative Peter Dihm Community Representative 2 Appointed Representatives NOMINATIONS SUB COMMITTEE Myles Foreman (Chair) Board Representative WOMEN’S WORKING GROUP Scott Dawes Board Representative Sonia Heath (Chair) Board Representative Sonia Heath Board Representative Bronwyn Gell Staff Representative Victoria Brown Community Representative Meghan Mayman Community Representative COMMERCIAL SUB COMMITTEE Alicia Pentreath Community Representative Craig Armstead (Chair) Board Representative Lynn Fraser Community Representative Sheila Nguyen Board Representative Paul Hung Community Representative Ashley Blair Staff Representative Joel Mackenzie Staff Representative BASEBALL OPERATIONS Scott Dawes (Chair) Board Representative RISK & GOVERNANCE SUB COMMITTEE Damian Shanahan Staff Representative Myles Foreman (Chair) Board Representative Tom Dicker Staff Representative Scott Dawes Board Representative Grant Weir Community Representative James van Beek Board Representative Andy Rose Community Representative Ashley Blair Staff Representative Michelle De Highden Community Representative Neil Burke Community Representative Michael Crooks Community Representative SUMMER LEAGUE REVIEW WORKING GROUP Micheal Nakamura Community Representative Ashley Blair (Chair) Staff Representative Chris Mayne Staff Representative Greg Tinkler Community Representative BASEBALL VICTORIA TRIBUNAL Sean Parton Community Representative John Holmes (Chair) Julie Jones Community Representative Ula Struss Nick Thompson Community Representative David Milton Slade Squire Community Representative James Dimer Stefan Bagg BASEBALL VICTORIA 2015/16 ANNUAL REPORT 7 Baseball Leagues and Clubs in Victoria BV SUMMER LEAGUE BENDIGO BASEBALL Guild Melbourne University Lara Mitchell Majors Ballarat City* ASSOCIATION* Mounties YC Monash University Berwick City* Bendigo East Werribee North Balwyn Blackburn* Falcons North Coburg Bonbeach* Scots Northcote Bundoora* Strathfieldsaye LATROBE VALLEY Panton Hill Carrum Downs* Dodgers BASEBALL* Port Melbourne Chelsea* ASSOCIATION Research Lower Plenty Cheltenham* Ringwood Croydon* DANDENONG Churchill St Kilda Doncaster* BASEBALL Moe/Newborough Watsonia Essendon* ASSOCIATION* Morwell Sale Waverley Fitzroy* Berwick Traralgon Westgarth Footscray* Bonbeach Wheelers Hill Geelong* Boneo Upwey Ferntree Gully Heathmont* Chelsea BASEBALL UMPIRES Malvern* Cheltenham ASSOCIATION Melbourne* Dandenong OF VICTORIA* NORTH EASTERN Monash University* Dingley BASEBALL *Voting member of Moorabbin* Footscray ASSOCIATION* Mornington* Frankston Baseball Victoria Albury Mulgrave* Latrobe University Benalla Newport* Melbourne University MELBOURNE WINTER Porepunkah North Western Titans* Monash University BASEBALL LEAGUE* Wangaratta Ormond Glenhuntly* Moorabbin Wodonga Pakenham* Mornington Bundoora Port Melbourne* Ormond Glenhuntly Cheltenham Croydon Preston* Pakenham SUNRAYSIA Diamond Creek Research* BASEBALL LEAGUE* Sandringham* Doncaster Springvale* GEELONG BASEBALL Essendon Eagles
Recommended publications
  • 2010 CLAXTON 2010 in REVIEW! - by Peter Flintoff Section 1
    Flintoff & Dunn’s AUSTRALIAN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL - 2010 CLAXTON 2010 IN REVIEW! - By Peter Flintoff Section 1 VICTORIA EMERGES TO WIN 22ND CLAXTON SHIELD - LAST OF THIS FORMAT? Under assurance that Australia’s new National Baseball League would definitely commence at the end of 2010, this 2009/10 Claxton Shield was proclaimed to be the last of its kind. Similar to the previous competition, this program was designed to be as close as possible to what the National League might bring as a kind of “forerunner” to the new competition. As another progressive upgrade from the previous year, each of the five major state teams were scheduled to play two three-game weekend series against each other state on a “home & away” basis. The schedule comprised more games than the previous season with the abandonment of the “Showcase Round” from the 2008/09 competition. Standard programming was for a Friday night game plus a Saturday afternoon/night double- header, however, separate games on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights were scheduled for Perth as a variation to this. Rained-out and/or postponed games were re-scheduled to be added to weekend programs for the return series between the same teams. At the conclusion of the 24 preliminary games played by each team the top placed team on the table was automatically qualified to host the best-of-three Grand Final series. The second placed team would host the third placed team in a best-of-three semi-final series for the right to play in the Grand Final. This Claxton Shield review is not intended to
    [Show full text]
  • Detroit Tigers Game Notes
    DETROIT TIGERS GAME NOTES WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS: 1935, 1945, 1968, 1984 Detroit Tigers Media Rela ons Department • Comerica Park • Phone (313) 471-2000 • Fax (313) 471-2138 • Detroit, MI 48201 www. gers.com • @ gers, @TigresdeDetroit, @DetroitTigersPR Detroit Tigers (9-14-4) at Philadelphia Phillies (10-15-1) Thursday, March 22, 2018 • Spectrum Field, Clearwater, FL • 1:05 p.m. ET LHP MaƩ hew Boyd (3-0, 4.50) vs. RHP Jake Arrieta (No Record) TV: MLB.TV • Radio: None RECENT RESULTS: The Tigers dropped a 3-2 decision to the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday night at Champion NUMERICAL ROSTER Stadium in Kissimmee. Mikie Mahtook belted a solo home run, his fi rst of the spring, while Niko Goodrum, 1 José Iglesias INF Leonys Mar n, Victor Reyes and Ronny Rodriguez each went 1x3 in the loss. Francisco Liriano started for 8 Mikie Mahtook OF Detroit, allowing two runs on four hits with fi ve walks and four strikeouts in 5.0 innings. Chad Bell and Drew 9 Nicholas Castellanos OF VerHagen each pitched a scoreless inning in relief with one strikeout. Warwick Saupold took the loss a er 12 Leonys Mar n OF giving up one run on one hit with one walk and one strikeout in 1.0 inning. The Tigers remain on the road 14 Alexi Amarista INF today as they travel to Clearwater to face the Philadelphia Phillies. 21 JaCoby Jones OF 22 Victor Reyes OF 24 Miguel Cabrera INF ROSTER MOVES: Prior to today's game, the Tigers announced the following roster moves: 27 Jordan Zimmermann RHP - Op oned LHP's Chad Bell and Blaine Hardy to Triple A Toledo 30 Alex Wilson RHP - Reassigned
    [Show full text]
  • Melbourne Aces Week 5 Roster
    MELBOURNE ACES WEEK 5 ROSTER (AS OF 13 JANUARY 2021) MANAGER: Allan de San Miguel (#11) COACHES: Jon Deeble (#24) Peter Moylan (#47m Pitching), Damian Shanahan (#8), Keli’i Zablan (#50) # PITCHERS (12) B/T HT. WT. BORN (Age) NATIONALITY 18 Anderson, Drew R/R 191 91 22 March 1994 (26) United States ALPHABETICAL NUMERICAL 32 Beardsley, Tyler R/R 193 97 17 May 1994 (26) United States 18 Drew Anderson ..............................................................RHP 1 Blake Gailen ........................................................................OF 3 Ellis, Mitch S/R 185 86 22 August 1995 (25) Australia 19 Jack Barrie ..........................................................................INF 2 Jarryd Dale .........................................................................INF 38 Enciondo, Jack R/R 184 95 26 January 1997 (23) Australia 32 Tyler Beardsley ...............................................................RHP 3 Mitch Ellis .........................................................................RHP 13 Chris Burke ............................................................................ C 5 Dan McGrath ................................................................... LHP 31 Flynn, Brian L/L 203 111 19 April 1990 (30) United States 10 Charlie Collins (Reserve)..................................................OF 7 Reece Longstaff (Reserve) ..............................................OF 45 Gibbens, Cameron L/R 203 86 4 July 1995 (25) Australia 17 Jared Cruz ..................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • PORTLAND SEA DOGS (27-28, 54-68) at NEW HAMPSHIRE
    @PortlandSeaDogs PORTLAND SEA DOGS (27-28, 54-68) at NEW HAMPSHIRE FISHER CATS (24-32, 62-58) Saturday, August 17, 2019 at 7:05 PM • Delta Dental Stadium • Manchester, NH LH Daniel McGrath (5-0, 1.35) vs. RH Hector Perez (7-4, 4.70) Current Streak........................................................L3 PART TWO ON SATURDAY: The Portland Sea Dogs and New Hampshire Fisher Cats Longest Win Streak....................................6, 7/1-5 (Blue Jays affiliate) continue their three-game series on Saturday night at Delta Overall Record..................................................54-68 Second Half........................................................27-28 Dental Stadium...Portland has lost four of five on the trip, but remain 4.5 games First Half..............................................................27-40 behind Reading for the top spot in the Eastern Division...New Hampshire has won Standing....................................................3rd, 4.5 GB four straight games, and their pitching staff has not allowed an earned run in their Series Record H/R..............................7-10-0/8-9-2 last 29 innings pitched. Series Sweeps by Dogs H/R.............................1/3 Series Sweeps by Opp. H/R.............................1/5 ONE INNING DID THE TRICK: New Hampshire scored four runs off RHP Bryan Mata Series Finales H/R......................................8-9/6-13 Rubber Games H/R......................................3-4/3-2 (L, 2-6) in the second inning for a 4-2 win in the series opener...Portland took a 2-0 Extra
    [Show full text]
  • All Decade Rosters
    All Decade All Decade Hitters Pitchers Aaron Bonomi Aaron James Thompson Aaron Miller Aaron Sookee Aaron Sayers Adam Blackley Aaron Sloan Adam Bright Aaron Whitefield Aidan Francis Adam Buschini Alex Balog Adam Engel Alex Boshers Adam Silva Alex Kaminsky Alan Schoenberger Alex Maestri Alex Burg Anthony Claggett Alex Glenn Blake Holovach Alex Hall Brad Thomas Alex Howe Brandon Maurer Alex Johnson Brian Baker Allan de San Miguel Brian Grening Andrew Campbell Byeong-Geun Kim Andrew Graham Casey Barnes Andrew Marck Chen-Hua Lin Andy Burns Chris Motta Angus Roeger Chris Oxspring Anthony Alford Chris Powell Anthony Caronia Chris Smith Antonio Callaway Chuck Lofgren Beau Te Wera Bishop Clayton Freimuth Ben Lodge Cole McCurry Ben Warner Connor Whalen Ben Wigmore Conor Lourey Boss Moanaroa Cory Taylor Brad Dutton Craig Anderson Brad Harman Craig Stem Bralin Jackson Dallas Gallant Brandon Bantz Daniel Schmidt Brandon Barnes Darren Fidge Brandon Dixon David Holmberg Brandon Tripp David Welch Brenden Webb Dushan Ruzic Brian Burgamy Dylan Unsworth Brian Pointer Edwin Carl Brock Hebert Ethan Cole Bryan Pounds Frank Gailey Buddy Reed Gaby Hernandez C.J. Beatty Greg Mosel Calvin Anderson Greg Wiltshire Cam Warner Gunnar Kines Carl Chester Hayden Beard Carlo Testa Hirotaka Koishi Carlos Alonso In-beom Kim Carter Bell J.J. Hoover Casey Frawley Jack Enciondo Chace Numata Jack Frawley Chan Jong Moon Jack O'Loughlin Chang-ki Hong James Albury Chih-Hsien Chiang James Campbell Chih-Sheng Lin James Schult Chin-Lung Hu Jan-Niclas Stoecklin Chris Adamson Jason Hirsh Chris Jacobs Jason Jarvis Christian Lopes Jaspreet Shergill Cody Clark Jimmy Boyce Cody Jones Jin-Woo Kim Connar O'Gorman Jin-Yong Jang Connor MacDonald Joe Burns Cord Sandberg John Anderson Corey Adamson John Holdzkom Corey Lyon John Hussey Correlle Prime Jon Kennedy Craig Maddox Jong-Mu Park Craig Massey Joo-Hong Park Curtis Mead Josh Collmenter D.J.
    [Show full text]
  • UPCOMING GAMES and PROBABLE STARTERS Richmond Flying Squirrels
    Richmond Flying Squirrels (SFG) (61-70) vs. Reading Fightin’ Phils (PHI) (62-68) RHP Nolan Riggs (0-0, 0.00 ERA) vs, RHP Tyler Viza (2-4, 3.28 ERA) Monday, August 27 | 6:35 p.m. The Diamond, Richmond, VA Game #132 Home Game #62 (30-31) Radio: Fox Sports 910 (6:05 p.m.) Internet: FoxSportsRichmond.com UPCOMING GAMES AND PROBABLE STARTERS Tuesday, August 28th vs. Reading Fightin’ Phils RHP Logan Webb (1-1, 2.25 ERA) vs. RHP Harold Arauz (9-6, 4.91 ERA) 6:35 p.m. Wednesday, August 29th vs. Reading Fightin’ Phils LHP Conner Menez (6-4, 4.41 ERA) vs. RHP Ranfi Casimiro (5-3, 3.69 ERA) 6:35 p.m. Thursday, August 30th vs. Reading Fightin’ Phils RHP Jake McCasland (4-7, 4.79 ERA) vs. RHP Connor Seabold (1-4, 4.91 ERA) 6:35 p.m. What’s Happening: + The Flying Squirrels dropped the final game of the series to the Altoona Curve, 3-0, last night at People’s Natural Gas Field. In the final road game of the season, the Squirrels were held to just two hits and fell victim to 10 strikeouts. With the win, the Altoona 2018 SQUIRRELS AT A GLANCE Curve clinched a spot in the Westnern Division playoffs against Akron. The Squirrels enter the game tonight against Reading on an 18-inning scoreless streak having not scored a run since game one of the doubleheader on Saturday night. Richmond has scored runs Regular Season Record ........................61-70 in just one of their last 23 innings.
    [Show full text]
  • Final Standings POOL a POOL B Ring/DV City West Dandenong Bendigo Sunraysia Latrobe Valley Geelong
    MEMO TO: Members DATE: 6th AUGUST 2018 FROM: Baseball Victoria SUBJECT: Under 12 State Winter Championships, Monash University, STG Training Sessions with Miranda Frisken, Pat Cronin Foundation Dear Members, 2018 Under 12 State Winter Championships The Under 12 State Winter Championships finished up on Sunday 29th July in Mildura. Seven teams competed across two pools at the Old Aerodrome Ovals. Participating Winter Associations included Bendigo, Geelong, City West, Latrobe Valley, Dandenong, Sunraysia and a combined team made up of players from Ringwood and Diamond Valley (Ring DV). The competitors played hard and the ladder changed multiple times throughout the weekend. In the end Ring/DV came together as a squad and won pool A whilst City West took out the title in pool B. Congratulations to all involved and thank you for all the hard work of the volunteers who made the event possible. That concludes the State Winter Championships for 2018. Baseball Victoria looks forward to seeing everyone again next year. Final Standings POOL A POOL B Ring/DV City West Dandenong Bendigo Sunraysia Latrobe Valley Geelong Legends game to farewell the Monadome As many of you will know, the Monash University is building the Victorian Heart Hospital on the site that currently houses the Monash University Baseball Club’s home ground, the Monadome. Unfortunately, this means that the Farmers will be re-locating to another venue close by. As a tribute to their home diamond and club house of the last 25+ years, Monash University BC are holding a ‘Farewell to the Monadome’ Day on Sunday August 12th.
    [Show full text]
  • Claxton Shield
    INSIDE THE BV ZONE TO: BASEBALL VICTORIA MEMBERS DATE: 13 FEBRUARY 2021 FROM: BASEBALL VICTORIA SUBJECT: COVID-19 UPDATE, AT-HOME BASEBALL TRAINING, MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES, MELBOURNE ACES CLAXTON SHIELD Baseball Victoria COVID-19 Update Following announcements made by Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews on Friday 12 February 2021, Baseball Victoria confirms that all baseball activity has been cancelled for the next five days to comply with the Victorian lockdown that came into effect at 11:59 PM on Friday. The lockdown is currently set to expire at 11:59 PM on Wednesday, 17 February 2021 and Baseball Victoria will provide further details as they are made available. The restrictions now in effect across Victoria are: • Only four reasons to leave home (within 5km radius of home unless not available within): o shopping for necessary goods o caregiving/compassionate reasons o essential work o two hours of exercise • No public or private gatherings • No community sport “With the fast-moving COVID situation, it’s so important that our community stays safe. We have done this before and we can get through it again together as a community,” Baseball Victoria CEO Kristie Middleton said. “Please stay home and stay safe while we monitor updates from the Victorian Government. Baseball Victoria will continue to work with clubs and stakeholders to provide timely updates throughout the lockdown and adjust our Return to Play Plan accordingly, including information on the future of the VSBL season, rescheduling games, ladders, eligibility and fees.” As per the VSBL COVID Policy, Baseball Victoria acknowledges that VSBL ladder positions are determined on winning percentage and the result of games cancelled during this period will be considered as no game and entered into SportsTG by Baseball Victoria as a wash-out.
    [Show full text]
  • 2019 WILMINGTON BLUE ROCKS MEDIA GUIDE || Coaching Staff
    2019 WILMINGTON BLUE ROCKS MEDIA GUIDE || Coaching Staff 1 2019 WILMINGTON BLUE ROCKS MEDIA GUIDE || TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents 2 Wilmington Baseball Year-by-Year 22 2019 Blue Rocks Team Information 3 The First Time It Happened 23 2019 Blue Rocks Profiles 4-12 Team Firsts 23 Scott Thorman 4 Blue Rocks Milestones 24 Steve Luebber 5 Postseason Honors and Awards 25 Larry Sutton 5 In-Season Honors and Awards 25 Chris Widger 5 Team Single-Season Records 26 Saburo Hagihara 5 Individual Single-Season Records 27 Luis Jeronimo 5 Individual Single-Season Leaders 28 2018 Blue Rocks Season Review 6-13 Individual Career Leaders 29 Month-by-Month Summary 6-7 Blue Rocks’ Carolina League Leaders 30 Regular Season Day-by-Day 8-9 The Last Time It Happened 31 Inning-by-Inning Scoring 10 Single-Game Team Records 32 Month-by-Month Batting Totals 10 Single-Game Individual Records 32 Multi-Run/Multi-RBI Games 11 Blue Rocks 5-Hit Games 32 Home Run Breakdown 11 Blue Rocks in the Major Leagues 33-34 Starts by Batting Order/Position 11 Single-Season 100-Hit Club 35 Pitching Statistics 12 Single-Season 10-Win Club 36 Carolina League Review 13 Single-Season 10-Home Run Club 36 Carolina League Leaders 13 Frawley Stadium Records 37 Carolina League Opponent Capsules 13 Last 15 Opening Day Lineups 38 Blue Rocks History and Records 14-42 Blue Rocks Postseason History 39-42 All-Time Register 14-17 Significant Dates in Modern History 18-21 Blue Rocks Team History 22 2019 WILMINGTON BLUE ROCKS MEDIA GUIDE The 2019 Wilmington Blue Rocks media guide is produced by the Wilmington Blue Rocks Broadcasting and Media Relations Department.
    [Show full text]
  • Melbourne Aces Week 3 Roster
    MELBOURNE ACES WEEK 3 ROSTER (AS OF 30 DECEMBER 2020) MANAGER: Allan de San Miguel (#11) COACHES: Jon Deeble (#24) Peter Moylan (#47 Pitching), Damian Shanahan (#8), Keli’i Zablan (#50) # PITCHERS (12) B/T HT. WT. BORN (Age) NATIONALITY 18 Anderson, Drew R/R 191 91 22 March 1994 (26) United States ALPHABETICAL NUMERICAL 32 Beardsley, Tyler R/R 193 97 17 May 1994 (26) United States 18 Drew Anderson ..............................................................RHP 1 Blake Gailen ........................................................................OF 3 Ellis, Mitch S/R 185 86 22 August 1995 (25) Australia 32 Tyler Beardsley ...............................................................RHP 2 Jarryd Dale .........................................................................INF 38 Enciondo, Jack R/R 184 95 26 January 1997 (23) Australia 13 Chris Burke ............................................................................ C 3 Mitch Ellis .........................................................................RHP 10 Charlie Collins (Reserve)..................................................OF 5 Dan McGrath ................................................................... LHP 31 Flynn, Brian L/L 203 111 19 April 1990 (30) United States 17 Jared Cruz ................................................................... INF/OF 8 Damian Shanahan .................................................. COACH 45 Gibbens, Cameron L/R 203 86 4 July 1995 (25) Australia 11 Allan de San Miguel ......................................... MANAGER 9
    [Show full text]
  • Organization Organization 3-7 Front Office
    Organization Organization 3-7 Front Office ..........................................................................................3 Melbourne Ballpark .......................................................................... 4-5 Broadcast Information .........................................................................6 Aces Life Members ..............................................................................7 2019/20 ACES 2019/20 2019/20 Melbourne Aces 8-50 Manager Jon Deeble ...........................................................................9 Field Staff .....................................................................................10-11 Pitchers ........................................................................................ 12-30 Position Players ........................................................................... 31-50 HISTORY & RECORDS HISTORY History and records 51-91 Year-by-Year ................................................................................ 52-55 Highs and Lows .................................................................................56 Streaks ..............................................................................................57 All-Time Roster ............................................................................ 58-59 Aces in Major League Baseball ................................................... 60-61 Single Game Records ................................................................. 62-65 2018-19 IN REVIEW Single-Season Records ..............................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Softball Australia 2017 Annual Report
    SOFTBALL AUSTRALIA 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Table of Contents CHAIRMAN’S REPORT ................................................................................................................................................ 1 CEO’S REPORT .............................................................................................................................................................. 3 MESSAGE FROM THE AUSTRALIAN SPORTS COMMISSION ........................................................................ 5 MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS ......................................................................................................................................... 6 ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................................. 7 OUR COMMITTEES ..................................................................................................................................................... 8 MEMBER RECOGNITION ........................................................................................................................................... 9 MEMBERSHIP .............................................................................................................................................................. 13 HIGH PERFORMANCE .............................................................................................................................................. 18 SPORTING SCHOOLS ..............................................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]