Port Angeles Lefties Vs. Redmond Dudes
Series Program July 24-26, 2019 Civic Field
Port Angeles Lefties All-Star Performance Matt Christian: 2 for 6 AC Chavez: Perfect inning in relief
Lefties July/August Schedule
West Coast League Standings (As of 7/24/2019)
North Team
W
L
PCT
GB
STREAK
LAST 10
Victoria HarbourCats *
27
13
0.675
-
1L
8-2
Wenatchee AppleSox
20
19
0.513
6.5
1W
8-2
Bellingham Bells
19
19
0.500
7
1L
2-8
Yakima Valley Pippins
18
21
0.462
8.5
1W
6-4
Port Angeles Lefties
16
22
0.421
10
1W
5-5
Kelowna Falcons
13
25
0.342
13
1L
3-7
South Team
W
L
PCT
GB
STREAK
LAST 10
Corvallis Knights *
28
7
0.800
-
6W
9-1
Walla Walla Sweets
20
15
0.571
8
5L
3-7
Cowlitz Black Bears
18
21
0.462
12
3W
6-4
Ridgefield Raptors
17
20
0.459
12
2L
4-6
Portland Pickles
16
19
0.457
12
2W
7-3
Bend Elks
14
25
0.359
16
10L
0-10
* Clinched Playoffs
Become a Lefties Bat Boy/Girl this summer with the Lefties! Sponsored by: For Financial Consulting PS Fors Financial is sponsoring 2 bat boy/girls at each home game this season. This has proven to be an absolute blast for the kids. You must be at least 8 years old, and the cost is $50, with 100 percent of the money going towards the OMC Pediatrics Clinic through the OMC Foundation. If this sounds like something that you’d like to do, go to the OMC Foundation website and click on the Lefties Bat Boy/Girl tab or go to https://www.omhf.org/lefties-bat-boy-girl. Fors Financial will also provide a Lefties T-shirt for every home game. In addition to free entry for your Bat Boy/Girl, the Lefties will provide two complimentary tickets to accompanying adults.
Dear West Coast League Fans, We’re proud of the reputation our league has developed since a modest beginning in 2005, and this year we’ll continue building upon this reputation. Players quickly discover a challenging level of play, with an atmosphere—demanding schedule, extensive travel, wood bats, and of course top-flight competition—matching the professional conditions that many West Coast League players will soon experience in the Minor Leagues. Meanwhile, college coaches trust that their players will receive strong instruction in our professional atmosphere, and return to their programs as better players. Our coaches and players live with host families, and play in front of large crowds in a range of intimate, fan-friendly ballparks, from old minor league parks to state-of-the-art collegiate stadiums. West Coast League teams feature players from around the U.S. and Canada, and every team is committed to helping college players develop both their baseball and life skills. Our teams are also dedicated to enriching their communities, and our member communities are devoted to their hometown teams. The environment is nurturing, the atmosphere thrilling, and the Pacific Northwest setting the best anywhere. No other league has more breathtaking geography. No other league features the professionalstyle schedule of the West Coast League, with extended road trips and home stands. No other league can match the dedication and financial strength of our owners. No other league has a brighter future.
Thank you for supporting West Coast League baseball!
Rob Neyer, West Coast League Commissioner
Meet the Port angeles Lefties PITCHERS #15 Dwayne Angelbrandt II
#43 Jonathan Fortner
College: Cal State Northridge Position: RHP Hometown: Santa Ana, CA
College: Tacoma CC Position: RHP Hometown: Portland, OR
#13 Jordan Barnholzer
#11 Kyle Hamrick
College: Grand Canyon University Position: LHP Hometown: Santa Clara, CA
College: Olympic College Position: RHP Hometown: Bremerton, WA
#36 Nathan Bonck College: Seattle University Position: LHP Hometown: Ketchikan, AK
#16 Michael Buchanan College: Edmonds CC Position: RHP Hometown: Kirkland, WA
#30 A C Chavez College: New Mexico JC Position: LHP Hometown: El Paso, TX
#19 Jonny Chavez College: East Central University Position: RHP Hometown: Waukonis, OK
#96 Michael Fitch College: Indiana Wesleyan University Position: P Hometown: El Canio, CA
#32 Joe Kinsky College: Santa Barbara CC Position: RHP Hometown: Denver, CO
#34 Carter Loewen College: University of Hawaii Position: RHP Hometown: Abbotsford, BC
#12 Ryan Moeller College: Grinnell College Position: LHP Hometown: Mountain View, CA
#31 Frankie Scalzo College: Grand Canyon University Position: RHP Hometown: Vista, CA
#29 Jack Schlotman College: George C Wallace CC Position: RHP Hometown: Alpine, CA
Meet the Port angeles Lefties PITCHERS #23 Jeffrey Shafer
#28 Zachary Tresemer
College: East Central University Position: RHP Hometown: Shawnee, OK
College: UC San Diego Position: RHP Hometown: Elk Grove, CA
#4 Tyler Tan
#46 Nate Weeldreyer
College: Skagit Valley College Position: RHP Hometown: Kent, WA
College: Purdue Position: RHP Hometown: Auburn, WA
Catchers #26 Diego Altamarino
#9 Tommy Takayoshi
College: Vangaurd U Position: C
College: Purdue University Position: C Hometown: Spanaway, WA
#24 Alex Garcia College: Edmonds CC Position: C Hometown: Port Orchard, WA
Infielders #14 Nick Berry
#33 Connor Denning
College: Fresno State Position: 2B/3B Hometown: Martinez, CA
College: Campbell University Position: IF Hometown: Phoenix, AZ
#37 Matthew Christian
#10 Justin Fugitt
College: Campbell University Position: 1B Hometown: Opelika, AL
College: Purdue University Position: 1B/3B Hometown: Columbus, OH
Meet the Port angeles Lefties Infielders InFielders #20 Ethan Groff
#27 Damiano Palmegiani
College: Tulane University Position: IF/OF Hometown: Orlando, FL
College: Cal State Northridge Position: IF/OF Hometown: Surrey, BC
#21 Evan Hurn
#8 Trevor Rosenberg
College: Marshall Position: 1B/3B/OF Hometown: Sequim, WA
College: University of Nevada Las Vegas Position: SS Hometown: San Diego, CA
#7 Jeff Jamison
#35 C J Shauwecker
College: Fresno State Position: 2B/OF Hometown: Carmichael, CA
College: Grand Canyon University Position: 1B Hometown: Cave Creek, AZ
Outfielders #22 Nicholas DiPonzio
#6 Charlie Nasuti
College: Stetson University Position: OF Hometown: Macon, GA
College: Purdue University Position: C Hometown: Long Beach, CA
#25 Baxter Halligan
#5 Gavin Rork
College: Skagit Valley College Position: OF Hometown: Pacific City, OR
College: Seattle University Position: OF Hometown: Tulalip, WA
#18 Alexander Marco College: Utah Valley University Position: OF Hometown: Las Vegas, NV
Meet the Redmond Dudes PITCHERS Pitchers # Player
College
Hometown
Wenatchee Valley College
Everett,WA
32
CJ Blowers
12
Jimmy Boyce
51
Hayden Cox
27
Cordell Greene
31
Aleks Hansen
34
Peter Irvin
11
Colin McBride
29
John Molenda
37
Dakota Nelson
Jamestown College
36
Andy Reed
Jamestown College
28
Nate Robinson
20
Ben Tinell
8
Andrew Wilmon
19
Harry Xue
Redmond,WA Central Washington (Grad)
Redmond,WA
Woodinville,WA
Bellevue
Catchers #
Player
15
Tony Henricksen
31
Jordan Letteau
21
Jarek Lownds
42
Justin Lutz
College
North Dakota
Hometown
Meet the Redmond Dudes Infielders
Pitchers Infielders # Player
College
17
Mitch Albin
Everett CC
18
Kyle Bannister
Pierce
26
Beau Blowers
Tacoma CC
30
Jake Brady
11
Drew Cotto
9
Vinny Guinasso
Central Washington Univ.
14
Bryant Hyun
Azusa Pacific
42
Eli Konster
7
Connor Marschall
13
Aaron Mell
1
AJ Morioka
University of Puget Sound
Hometown
Bellevue,WA
Tacoma,WA
Outfielders #
Player
College
Hometown
6
Conor Callanan
Linfield
31
Jay Castillo
2
Carson Corra
4
Riley Gill
University Of San Fransicso
22
Chase Hacker
Jamestown College
Mill Creek,WA
30
Levi Horner
5
Alex Hussey
Wenatchee Valley College
Mountlake Terrace,WA
16
Tyler Legault
Western Washington University
13
Jack Vonderhaar
Trinity University
2019 Official
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OMC Foundation
Over 1.4 Million in 19 Months
T
he Olympic Medical Center Foundation knows how to put the FUN in fundraising while providing serious money for a serious cause. The Foundation has given 1,400,000 to or on behalf of OMC in the last 19 months. It is also in the midst of raising money for the expansion of the OMC Cancer Center. “Counting pledges from donors, we have now raised over $1,000,000 towards the cancer center expansion,” said OMC Foundation Executive Director Bruce Skinner.
staff, and other areas. Last year the Foundation donated $150,000 to help OMC purchase a nuclear camera for cardiac stress testing to replace one that has reached its service life. The new camera will reduce radiation exposure to the patient, reduce the amount of time that patients have to be in an uncomfortable position form 30 minutes to 6-10 minutes, and provide improved imaging with enhanced technology.
“Once again we are raising money for something that will save lives” said OMC In addition to direct donations, the Foundation president Bill Littlejohn. Foundation stages six annual fundraising events. They are the Red, Set, Go Heart Luncheon, Great Olympic Peninsula Duck Derby presented by Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, Sonny Sixkiller Celebrity Golf Classic presented by Wilder Auto, Hog Wild presented by Sequim Health & Rehabilitation and Crestwood Health & Rehabilitation (which benefits the OMC Children’s Clinic), Harvest of Hope presented by the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (which benefits the OMC Cancer Center) and Festival of Trees. Funds raised have gone towards the expansion of the OMC Cancer Center, new equipment, education for nursing and other
29th Annual Festival of Trees: November 29-December 1st, 2019 Photo: Lexie J Winters Photography
2019 Lefties Stat Leaders
Tyler Tan
Dwayne Angebrandt
Matthew Christian
Gavin Rork
ERA: 2.67
Strike Outs: 33
Home Runs: 9
Batting Average: .360
ERA - Minimum inning(s) pitched - 15
Minimum At Bats: 40