NWSAD Softball Tournament

NWSAD Softball 

Tournament 

41st Men’s, 26th Women’s Annual and 

1st Annual Coed Tournament 

July 14 – 16, 2011

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Vancouver Association for the Deaf or 

Northwest Softball Association for the 

Deaf 

Play both Men’s/Women’s tournament 

AND Coed! Coed will start Saturday 

afternoon after Men’s/Women’s 

Championship games. 

Contact: VADathletics@gmail.com 

Headquarters 

Hotel: 

Days Inn 

Portland South 

$79 per night + 7% Tax 

2 Queens or 1 King 

Call DAYS INN AT 503-654- 

1699 OR 1-800-241-1699 and 

mention “VAD” for group rate 

listed above and amenities 

listed below. 

VAD Days Inn guests get Free 

Breakfast; shuttle to/from PDX 

airport; pool/hot-tub/sauna; 

wireless Internet and rental car 

discounts. 

9717 SE Sunnyside Rd., 

Clackamas, OR, 97015 

Harmony Rd. 

Hwy. 224 

MILWAUKIE 

Exit 12A 

I-205 

Exit 12 

82nd Ave. 

Sunnybrook Rd. 

I-205 

CLACKAMAS 

Early Bird Fan/KidZone Registration: Send 

Check or Money Order made out to “VAD” 

post marked by July 6 th to; 

PO BOX 6445 Vancouver, WA 98668 

KidZone! – bouncy obstacle courses and 

recreation area with arts and crafts 

provided at the fields with supervision! 

Early At Door Wknd Day 

Fans 18-59 $20 $30 $20 

Kids 11 and under Free Free Free 

Kids 12-17 $10 $15 $10 

Seniors 60+ $20 $25 $15 

Kid Zone – 0-17 $15 $20 $10 

Hall of Fame $10 

Sunnyside Rd. 

Highway 212/224 

122nd Ave. 

HAPPY VALLEY 

HOOD VIEW PARK 

Directions to the 

HOOD VIEW PARK 

162nd Ave. 

Park Lane 

Rock Creek Blvd. 

172nd Ave. 

Highway 224 

From I-205 via Hwy. 224/212 (exit 12) From I-205 via Sunnyside Rd. (exit 14) 

Follow Estacada Hwy. 224/212 (exit 12), east 

Follow Sunnyside Rd. east 

Follow Hwy. 212 to 172nd Ave. 

Follow Hwy. 212 to 172nd Ave. 

Turn left on 172nd Ave. 

Turn right on 172nd Ave. 

Turn left on Rock Creek Blvd. 

Turn right on Rock Creek Blvd. 

Turn right on Parklane Drive 

Follow Parklane Drive to Hood View Park 

N 

Highway 212 

DAMASCUS

WOW! Celebrating 41 years of softball! What an achievement! We welcome you to the 41st Men’s and 26th Women’s 

Annual NorthWest Softball Association +1st Annual Coed Regional Slow-‐Pitch Softball Tournament. 

NWSAD has been involved in, promoted, and supported national competitions of deaf athletics since it’s beginning. Its 

goals and objectives started with the sport of men's softball and expanded through the years to include women’s 

softball. NWSAD will experiment with Coed Softball. NWSAD’s high ideals have sustained and nurtured the organization 

and its members through four decades of recreational, cultural, educational, and athletic programs. 

We owe a great deal of thanks to the teams, officers, clubs, fans, and businesses for making this tournament happen. 

Without all of you, there wouldn’t be such a great tournament. Most of all, I give my utmost gratitude to Shane Yerkes 

and Nathan Boyes and the entire committees for dedicating tireless hours for coordinating this a great tournament. 

We wish the BEST of luck to all teams and participants and may the best team win! We hope you all attend NSAD 

tournament in Dallas, TX and make wonderful lasting friendship and memories. See you at the ballpark! 

NWSADically yours, 

Saul Gevarter, Commissioner 

Matt Spurgeon, Deputy Commissioner 

Rod Jex, Secretary/Treasurer 

Andy Campros, Softball Information Director 

____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Welcome to the 2011 NWSAD Tournament! Shane and Nathan, your two young and energetic co-chairmen from 

the Vancouver Association of the Deaf, hope that everyone has a great time and goes home sore! We have 

challenged ourselves to present to you several new things this year such as the KidZone and the 1st Annual Coed 

tournament and expect a smashing success! So, get out there with a good attitude and play ball, then go home with 

a smile on your face! Don’t forget to say thank you to every volunteer and committee member who had a role in 

making this tournament one of the best ever! Don’t forget that sunscreen and hope you make some new friends as 

well as catching up with the old ones. May the best teams win this weekend in the Men’s, Women’s and Coed 

tournaments. 

Nathan Boyes, Co-Chairman of the 2011 NWSAD 

Shane Yerkes, Co-Chairman of the 2011 NWSAD 

____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

9 am ~ Exhibition Game 

A D 

B E 

C F 

Pool 1 Pool 2 

A D 

B E 

C F 

Purple 

Field 

A vs. B (C Bye) 

Score: 

Fri 11:30 am 

OTRS 

Field 

D vs. E (F Bye) 

Score: 

OTRS 

Field 

B vs. C (A Bye) 

Score: 

Fri 12:45 pm 

Purple 

Field 

E vs. F (D Bye) 

Score: 

Purple 

Field 

C vs. A (B Bye) 

Score: 

Fri 3:15 pm 

OTRS 

Field 

F vs. D (E Bye) 

Score:

26th Women’s NWSAD Annual 

Slow-‐Pitch Softball Tournament 

Games Time Score 

Game 1 Fri 10:15 am 

Game 2 Fri 2:00 pm 

Game 3 Fri 4:30 pm 

Game 4 Sat 9:15 am 

Sat 10:30 am 

Game 5 

(if necessary) 

Sat 11:45 am 

Game 6 

(if necessary) 

Sat 1:00 pm 

Game 7 

(if necessary)

HALL OF FAME 

Players - Men 

Tom Parker 

Las Vegas, Nevada 

Graduate of California School for the Deaf, Riverside, and Tom was all around sports player, starred in 

basketball and track at that school. He was inducted into CSDR Hall of Fame for excellence in track. Tom first 

played softball for FAAD before moving on to NWAAD. He started playing for NWAAD in 1978, for Sacramento. 

Throughout the years, he played for various teams in NWAAD/NWADB region, who wanted him for his pitching 

skills. He played different position throughout his playing years but he was mainly pure pitcher. He knew how 

to pitch, with various style, going high, low, dead, curve or quick pitch. He had bag of tricks, playing with hitter’s 

mind. Many hitters were wary of his pitching style, not sure of which one he would pitch. He was also an 

excellent hitter, getting on the base, after knowing where to hit safely. He holds or share several records in hits, 

runs and sacrifice. He was batting champion in 1984 and 1986, with .615/.667. He was selected as 1 st Team 

All-Star in 83, 84, 86, 87, 88, 91, 92 and along with 2 nd Team All-Star in 1978, 1982, 1989, 2001 and 2004. . He 

was MVP of the Tournament in 1984 and 1986. He was member of NWAAD/NWADB Tournament Champions 

in 1983, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1997 and 2000. 

Players – Women 

Annette Black 

San Bruno, CA 

Being a product of mainstream deaf/HOH program, Annette Black, terrific all around athlete, graduated from 

Capuchino High School in San Bruno, CA, She was one of several pioneering members of NWAAD Women 

Softball, when NWAAD Women Softball as officially recognized and sanctioned. She was known for her power 

hitting ability, along as a competitive athlete helping her teams play better. She played for 7 NWAAD Women 

Softball Championship Teams - Peninsula, Fremont, and Silicon Valley. She also set several NWAAD Women 

Records, which still stand to this day, 74 career runs, 18 Doubles, 15 HRs, along with several others records. 

She was also 5 times Batting AVG Champion, 1985 - .833, 1986 - .750, 1988 - .600, 1993 - .733, and 1994 - 

.733. She was selected as MVP 5 times, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, and 1993. 

Leader 

Jack Bargeron 

Portland, Oregon 

Jack Bargeron was well-respected coach for Portland men softball team. He played NWAAD softball since its 

inception in 1971 to 1989 for total of 12 seasons mainly with Portland, with batting average of .402 in 38 games. 

He made 2nd team all-star in 1981. His main claim to NWAAD fame came from coaching Portland to their first 

NWAAD softball champions at Twin Creek Park in San Jose in 1990. The 1990 Portland team snapped a 19year 

championship run by Seattle and SF Bay Area teams. Jack was the first coach in NWAAD history to be 

named as coach of the tournament 2 straight years 1989 and 1990. He led his Portland team to the AAAD 

tournament in 1990 at Tucson AZ winning 3 out of 5 games. He was coach for many years, for various Portland 

teams. He was a great leader, also knew how to manage by showing positive influence on his teams. 

As Submitted by 

Andy Campros 

Softball Information Director 

Chairperson of Hall of Fame Committee

Women’s 

Awards

One Game 

One Tournament 

Women's Records: 1982 – 2010 

At Bats 

6 - Alicia Flores (2005, Brush Prairie) 

27 - Karina Johnson (2003, San Francisco, 8 games) 

27 – Jeanna Beems (1993, Tacoma, 7 games) 

Career 174 – Tracey Blue (14 tours, 64 games) 

One Game 

Runs 

6 - Annette Black (1989, Silicon Valley) 

6 - Sanda Gordon (1983, Seattle ) 

One Tournament 25 – Barbara Enos-Smith (2003, San Francisco, 8 games) 

Career 113 – Barbara Enos-Smith (12 tour, 62 games) 

One Game 

Hits 

5 - Tracey Blue (1997, Tacoma ) 

5 - Elizabeth Sieler (1997, Tacoma ) 

5 - Marla Broetz (1995, Ogden ) 

5 - Loralee Lewis (1995, Ogden) 

5 - Melani Rogers (1994, Oakland) 

5 - Alicia Flores (2005, Brush Prairie) 

One Tournament 21 - Tracey Blue (1997, Tacoma, 6 games) 

Career 98 – Tracey Blue (14 tours, 64 games) 

Runs Batted In (RBI) 

One Game 8 - Melani Rogers (San Francisco - 2003) 

One Tournament 26 - Karina Johnson (San Francisco - 2003, 8 games) 


One Game 

Doubles 

3 - Kari Hanson (1994, Seattle) 

3 - Kim Wilson (1985, Peninsula) 

3 - Laureen Lynch (1993, Tacoma) 

One Tournament 9 – Elena Tobola (2006, San Francisco) 

Career 19 – Melani Rogers (11 tours, 58 games) 

Triples 

One Game 3 - Paula Budd (Seattle - 1993) 


3 – Sharon Stickel (1986, Fremont, 3 games) 

3 – Brenda Bessner (1997, Tacoma, 3 games) 

3 – Tracey Blue (1997, Tacoma, 3 games) 

3 – Jessica Duckworth (1999, Tacoma, 4 games) 

3 – Paula Budd, (1997, Tacoma, 7 games)

3 – Barbara Enos-Smith (2006, San Francisco, 7 games) 

Career 10 - Brenda Bessner (11 tours, 45 games) 

One Game 

Home Runs 

2 - Brenda Bessner (1994, 1995, 1997,Tacoma) 

2 - Annette Black (Silicon Valley) 

2 - Phyllis Cass - Bertling (1988, Seattle) 

2 - Sandra Gordon (1984, Seattle) 

2 - Susan Felts (1984, Seattle) 

One Tournament 5 - Angel Cook (2003, Seattle, 7 games) 

Career 16 - Brenda Bessner (11 tours, 45 games) 

Base on Balls 

One Game 12 - Ariele Belo (1994, Seattle) 


12 - Ariele Faulkner (1997, Tacoma, 3 games) 

12 – Sorella Romero (2001, Sacramento, 6 games) 

12 - Camille Peterson (2003, Seattle, 7 games) 

Career 46 – Sorella Romero (8 tours, 41 games) 

Sacrifices 

One Game 2 - Annette Black (1985, Silicon Valley) 

One Tournament 3 - Anne Bostrom (1983, Seattle, 6 games) 


Fielder's Choice 

One Game 3 - Melani Rogers (2003,San Francisco) 

One Tournament 5 - Barbara Enos-Smith (2003, San Francisco, 5 games) 

Career 16 - Barbara Enos-Smith (12 tour, 62 games) 

Errors 

One Game 6 - Shauna Palmer (1985, Utah) 

One Tournament 12 - Kathy Wilson (1988, Seattle, 5 games) 

Career 19 - Alana Fagot (7 tours, 27 games) 

One Game 

Strike Outs 

3 - Seena Rothrock (1994, Sacramento) 

3 - Henrietta Schmitt (1987, Tacoma) 

3 - Kathy Dohery (1983, Peninsula) 

One Tournament 6 – Kim Mitler (1994, Seattle, 5 games) 

Career 

11- Ariele Belo (5 tours, 24 games) 

11 – Andrea Albers (5 tours, 24 games) 

Game Played


8 - 7 players (2003, San Francisco) 

8 – 6 players (2006, Utah) 

Career 64 – Tracey Blue (14 tours) 

Tours 

Career 14 – Tracey Blue (64 games) 

Batting Average 

One Game 1.000 Several Honors 

One Tournament 1.000 – Nicole Simms (2007, San Francisco, 6 for 6) 

Career 

Minimum 5 tours or more 

.614 - Pagen Thomsen (5 tour, 16 for 29) 

Slugging Percentage 

One Game 1190.000% - Melani Rogers (2003, San Francisco) 


Career 

Minimum 6 AB or more 

1584.545% - Tracey Blue (1997, Seattle, 22 AB) 


844.524% - Rima Cornish (6 tours, 32 games) 

One Game 

Plate Appearance 

9 – Courtney Westburg (2006, Utah, 3 AB) 

One Tournament 33 – Karina Johnson (2003, San Francisco, 8 games) 

Career 

172 – Brenda Bessner (11 tours, 45 games)

Women Most Valuable Player 

1982 Karen Atwood Seattle 

1983 Sandra Gordon Seattle 

1984 Bobbi Barentsen Peninsula 

1985 Annette Black Peninsula 

1986 Annette Black Peninsula 

1987 Alana Fagot Silicon Valley 

1988 Annette Black Silicon Valley 

1989 Annette Black Silicon Valley 


1991 Brenda Bessner Tacoma 

1992 Melissa Powell Ogden 

1993 Annette Black Oakland 


1995 Brenda Bessner Seattle 

1996 None 


1998 JoDee Dike Fremont 

1999 Jessica Duckworth Tacoma 

2000 Angel Konopinski Seattle 


2002 Bonnie McAllister Fremont 

2003 Karina Johnson San Francisco 

2004 Melani Rogers San Francisco Stingers 

2005 Alicia Flores San Francisco Stingers 

2006 Beth Ticehurst San Francisco Stingers 

2007 

2008 No Awards 

2009 

Jenny Hannah 

Barbara Smith-Enos 

Portland 

San Francisco Stingers 

2010 Dana Stottlemyer Seattle Mermaids

2007 

Most Outstanding Player 


2009 Olivia Mackey Portland 

2010 Marianne Skuzinski Portland

Women Batting Average 

1982 Karen Atwood Seattle .750 

1983 None 

1984 Melodee Jackson Tacoma .636 

1985 Annette Black Peninsula .833 

1986 Annette Black Peninsula .750 

1987 Sharon Stickel Silicon Valley .667 

1988 Annette Black Silicon Valley .600 

1989 Jayne Murphy Silicon Valley .684 

1990 Alana Fagot Silicon Valley .583 

1991 Tiffany Lawson Tacoma .571 

1992 Debbie Davis Seattle .750 

1993 Annette Black Oakland .733 

1994 Annette Black Oakland .733 

1995 Marla Broetz Odgen .786 

1996 No Records 

1997 Tracey Blue Tacoma .955 

1998 Kristen Morin Tacoma .800 

1999 Pamela Malone Fremont B .875 

2000 Nikki Brodbeck Ft Vancouver .750 

2001 Sorella Romero Sacramento .714 

2002 Angel Konopinski Seattle Mermaids .750 

2003 Karina Johnson San Francisco .704 

2004 Michelle Halley Sacramento .833 

2005 Beth Blair San Francisco Stingers .750 

2006 Courtney Westburg Utah Rockies .800 

2007 


2009 Tricia Sayre Seattle .714 

2010 Elizabeth Martinez San Francisco .810

Women Coach of Tournament 

1984 Linda Cooke Peninsula 

1985 Nancy Opheikens Tacoma 

1986 Laurie Deelstra Odgen 

1987 Jo Ann and Glenn Taylor Tacoma 

1988 Ken Gordon Seattle 

1989 Terry Gregersen Tacoma 

1990 Wayne Fagot Silicon Valley 

1991 Jerry Grisby Silicon Valley 

1992 Wayne Stoltz Odgen 

1993 Chaz Pedersen Oakland 

1994 Carolyn Ball Odgen 

1995 Carolyn Ball Odgen 


1997 Craig Opheikens Tacoma 

1998 Craig Opheikens Tacoma 

1999 Bobby Ramirez Seattle 

2000 Bobby Ramirez Seattle 

2001 Melody McDaniel Portland 

2002 Karen Atwood Seattle Mermaids 

2003 Robert Ramirez Seattle Mermaids 

2004 Leah Gevarter San Francisco Stingers 

2005 Leah Bartell San Francisco Stingers 

2006 Colette Stoker Utah Rockies 

2007 No awards 


2009 Bert Enos San Francisco Stingers 

2010 Bobby Rameriz Seattle Mermaids

Women Golden Glove 

1989 Tiffany Lawson Tacoma 



1992 Tracey Blue Seattle 



1995 Marla Broetz Ogden 


1997 Tracey Blue Tacoma 

1998 JoDee Dike Fremont 

1999 Tiffany Drumel Tacoma 


2001 Terri Whitworth Sacramento 

2002 Candace Davis Seattle Mermaids 

2003 Angel Cook Seattle Mermaids 

2004 Tara Lanning San Francisco Stingers 

2005 Karina Johnson San Francisco Stingers 

2006 Courtney Westburg Utah Rockies 

2007 


2009 Annette Britton San Francisco Stingers 

2010 Olivia MacKay Seattle Mermaids

Women Team Sportsmanship 

1982 Idaho-Utah 

1983 None 

1984 Portland Metro Assn. of the Deaf 

1985 Idaho Athletic Club of the Deaf 

1986 Golden Spike Athletic Club of the Deaf 



1989 Salem Club of the Deaf 

1990 Tacoma Club of the Deaf 

1991 Fremont Club of the Deaf 



1994 Greater Seattle Club of the Deaf 



1997 Vancouver Club of the Deaf 

1998 Vancouver Club of the Deaf 




2002 Seattle Mermaids 

2003 Vancouver (Canada) 

2004 Portland 






2009 Vancouver Club for the Deaf 

2010 Pirate Ladies

Women Champion Teams 



1984 Peninsula Club of the Deaf 

1985 Peninsula Club of the Deaf 


1987 Silicon Valley Club of the Deaf 






1993 East Bay Club of the Deaf 







2000 Fort Vancouver Club of the Deaf 


2002 Fremont Stingers 


2004 San Francisco Stingers 






2010 Seattle Mermaids

Women Team - All-Star Awards 

1982 

None 

1984 - Second Team All-Star 

Lynn Varrelman, Seattle 

Sharon Cote, Tacoma 

Connie Davenport, Freemont 

Martha Rojas, Peninsula 

Kathleen Cantrell, Fremont 

Alana Fagot, Fremont 

Joan Drown, Idaho 

Victoria Worth, Seattle 

Hetty Rothenberg, Fremont 

Christy Martin, Peninsula 


Melissa Hanson, Utah 

Dixie Lauritzen, Utah 

Shauna Palmer, Utah 

Suzanne Reese, Ogden 

Christine Calhoun, Ogden 

Valerie Jenkins, Ogden 

Vicki Russell, Ogden 

Rachel Rupert, Idaho 

Trudy Evans, Fremont 

Jamie Farquar, Fremont 

1989 - First Team All-Star 

Bobbi Barensten, Silicon Valley 

Janet Biscaha, Silicon Valley 

Annette Black, Silicon Valley 

Jayne Murphy, Silicon Valley 

Jeanne Murphy, Silicon Valley 

Linda Cooke, Tacoma 

Laura Edwards, Tacoma 

Tiffany Lawson, Tacoma 

Kristen Lewandowski, Tacoma 

Angie Matson, Tacoma 


Brenda Bessner, Tacoma 


Tracey Blue, Tacoma 

Shannon Jones, Tacoma 


JoDee Dike, Silicon Valley 

Gail Dreiling, Silicon Valley 

Debbie Griswold, Silicon Valley 

Jamie Farquar, Silicon Valley 


Gayle DeLucia, Peninsula 

Karen Atwood, Seattle 

Susan Tennies, Fremont 

Sandra Gordon, Seattle 

Charlita Jones, Seattle 

Charlotte Grout, Tacoma 

Annette Black, Peninsula 

Lolita Warren, Peninsula 

Karen Willis, Seattle 





Anne Bostrom, Seattle 

Debbie Davis, Tacoma 

Lynn Drown, Tacoma 

Bobbi Barensten, Peninsula 


Kimberly Wilson, Peninsula 

Lolita Warren, Peninsula 

Linda Cooke, Peninsula 



Paula Budd, Seattle 

Susan Felts, Seattle 


Kathy Wilson, Seattle 


Alana Fagot, Silicon Valley 


Hetty Rothenberg, Silicon Valley 

Sharon Stickel, Silicon Valley 


Shannon Jones, Portland 

Janice Logan, Portland 

Pagan Thomsen, Portland 

Anne Bostrom, Seattle 

Marla Broetz, Seattle 



Kristin Murphy, Silicon Valley 


Pamela Weaver, Tacoma 



Debbie Davis, Seattle 

Tracey Blue, Seattle 

Susan Landriau, Seattle 

Julie Carson, Seattle 

Elizabeth Harris, Seattle 

Doris Coombs, Ogden 

Wendy Newton, Ogden 

Melissa Powell, Ogden 


Kathleen Cantrell, Fremont 


Karen Lowe, Tacoma 

Ladena Evans, Sacramento 

Christy Martin, Peninsula 

Kelly Bishop, Fremont 

Sharon Stickel, Fremont 


Becky Bonheyo, Fremont 

Dorthea Johnson, Tacoma 





Charlotte Grout, Tacoma 

Sheila Hall, Tacoma 

Wendy Jorgensen, Utah 

Alana Fagot, Peninsula 

Kristina Pearson, Peninsula 

Sharon Stickel, Peninsula 

Gail Dreiling, Peninsula 


Connie Johnston, Ogden 

Pamela Groshell, Tacoma 

Marion Rich, Tacoma 




Kristin Murphy, Silicon Valley 



Brenda Bressner, Seattle 

Jamie Farquar, Fremont 


Bobbi Barnesten, Oakland 


Annette Black, Oakland 


Phyllis Cass-Bertling, Seattle 

Linda Cooke, Tacoma 

Tiffany Drumel, Tacoma 

Jamie Farquar, Oakland 

Susan Harbeson, Seattle 


Linda Cooke, Peninsula 

Charlita Jones, Seattle 

Gayle DeLuca, Peninsula 


Kim Wilson, Seattle 

Bobbie Barentsen, Peninsula 



Marie Eachon, Seattle 

Kristina Pearson, Peninsula 


Annette Black, Fremont 

Alana Fagot, Fremont 

Martha Rojas, Fremont 

Hetty Rothenberg, Fremont 

Sharon Stickel, Fremont 

Lynn Drown, Idaho 


Connie Johnson, Ogden 

Lisa Sealey, Ogden 

Loralee Lee Lewis, Utah 


Suzanne Reese, Ogden 

Pagan Thomsen, Tacoma 


Reyna Soto, Silicon Valley 

Hetty Rothenberg, Silicon Valley 

Valarie Shelton, Silicon Valley 

Laura Edwards, Seattle 

Kathy Wilson, Seattle 





Brenda Bessner, Seattle 


Janet Biscaha, Silicon Valley 



JoDee Dike, Silicon Valley 






Nancy Stecker, Tacoma 

Alicia Flores, Oakland 

Melani Rogers, Oakland 

Bobbi Barensten, Oakland 

Kate Anderson, Sacramento 

Diana Miller, Sacramento 

Marla Broetz, Ogden

Sorella Romero, Fremont Cindy Ringwood, Ogden 


Julie Carson, Tacoma 


Melissa Powell, Ogden 

Cindy Russell, Ogden 

Lisa Sealey, Ogden 

Doris Coombs, Ogden 

Kari Hanson, Seattle 

Gail Dreiling, Oakland 

Annette Black, Oakland 

Sally Garza, Oakland 


Rachael Gaffney, Portland 

Stephanie Winkelman, Golden 

Spike 

Alica Straub, Fremont 

Michele McAuliffe, Fremont 

Melissa Malzkuhn, Fremont 

Melessa Lancaster, Fremont 

Jenna Hunter, Vancouver 

Elizabeth Sieler, Tacoma 

Nancy Stecker, Tacoma 

Karen Skelton, Vancouver 


Angel Konopinski, Seattle 

Nikki Brodbeck, Ft. Vancouver 

Jessica Duckworth, Ft. Vancouver 

Jessica Hinman, Fremont 

Ariele Faulkner, Ft. Vancouver 

Kendra Grandberry, Seattle 

Trish Dalrymple, Seattle 

Melessa Lancaster, Fremont 

Alicia Borgongo, Fremont 

Kristen Morin, Ft Vancouver 

2004 - - First Team All-Star 

Michelle Noschesa, Sacramento 

Elena Tobola, San Francisco 

Stingers 

Alicia Flores, San Francisco Stingers 

Tracey Blue, Portland 

Michelle Haley, Sacramento 

Buffy Hummel, Portland 

Barbara Smith, San Francisco 

Stingers 

Kathy McHugh, San Francisco 

Stingers 

Terri Whiteworth, Sacramento 

Rainee Sellers, Sacramento 


Brenda Bessner, Seattle 

Joanna Clearbrook, Seattle 

Elizabeth Sieler, Seattle 

Marla Broetz, Ogden 

Lynn Drown, Idaho 

Pammie Wilding, Idaho 

Shanda Miller, Ogden 

Emma Lozado, Idaho 

Pamela Essen, Ogden 

Cindy Russel, Ogden 


JoDee Dike, Fremont 


Jessica Hinman, Fremont 

Teena Corrigan, Vancouver 


Barbara Smith, Fremont 

Kristen Morin, Tacoma 

Stephanie Winkelman, Ogden 

Alicia Straub, Fremont 

Gina Walker, Tacoma 


Angel Konopinski - Seattle 

Nikki Brodbeck - Portland 

Amy Blades - Portland 

Jeanna Deem - Portland 

Kristen Morin - Seattle 

Sorella Romero - Sacramento 

Candace Davis - Portland 

Terri Whitworth - Sacramento 

Shannon Eagen - Portland 

Amber Stockert - Sacramento 


Kathy McHugh - San Francisco 

Stingers 

Karina Johnson - San Francisco 

Stingers 

Barbara Smith - San Francisco 

Stingers 

Kristen Morin - Seattle Mermaids 

Haley McBride - Seattle Mermaids 

Jeanne Dike - San Francisco 

Stingers 

Amy Quigley - Seattle Mermaids 

Donna Eskelson - Portland 

Jeanna Deem - Portland 

Beth Blair - San Francisco Stingers 

Melissa Powell, Ogden Tiffany Howell, Seattle 

1996 

No Records 


Pamela Malone, Fremont B 

Ronise Barreras, Seattle 

Jessica Duckworth, Tacoma 

Diana Miller, Fremont B 

Tiffany Drumel, Tacoma 

Alicia Borgongo, Fremont A 

Beth Ticehurst, Fremont B 

Amy Beck, Seattle 

Teena Corrigan, Tacoma 

Donna Eskelson, Tacoma 


Valerie Hom, Fremont Stingers 

Sorella Romero, Fremont Stingers 

Diana Miller, Sacramento 

Shannon Eagen, Seattle Mermaids 

Kendra Grandberry, Seattle 

Mermaids 

Angel Konopinski, Seattle Mermaids 

Nevenka Solunca, Sacramento 

Kim Minard, Fremont Stingers 

Beth Blair, Fremont Stingers 

Bonnie McAlister, Fremont Stingers 

2006 - First Team All Star 

Wendy Kramer, GSACD 

Tricia Sayre, Seattle Mermaids 

Amy Quigley, Seattle Mermaids 

Courtney Westberg, Utah Rockies 

Melissa Stockton, Utah Rockies 

Nicole Gough, Utah Rockies 

Beth Ticehurst, San Francisco 

Stingers 

Melani Rogers, San Francisco 

Stingers 


Stingers 

Dyan Kovacs, San Francisco 

Stingers 




Gina Walker, Tacoma 

Teena Corrigan, Vancouver 

Leonor Dominguez, Vancouver 

Melissa Mylkes, Vancouver 

Nicole Simms, Fremont 

Lynn Drown, Golden Spike 

Loralee Lewis, Golden Spike 

Shannon Jones, Portland 


Kristen Morin, Tacoma 

Tricia Dalrymple, Seattle 

Maggie De La Torre, Seattle 


Barbara Smith, Fremont A 

Melessa Lancaster, Fremont A 

Angel Konopinski, Seattle 

Ruth Contreras, Idaho 

Nevenka Solunac,Fremont B 

Heidi Corce, Seattle 


Barbara Smith, San Francisco 

Shannon Eagen, Seattle Mermaids 


Rima Cornish, San Francisco 

Valerie Hom, San Francisco 

Donna Eskelson, Portland 

Angel Cook, Seattle Mermaids 

Melani Rodgers, San Francisco 

Haley McBride, Seattle Mermaids 

Kristen Morin, Seattle Mermaids 

2007 – Reno, Nevada TBA

2008 – No Awards 

2009 – Hillsboro, Oregon 

First Team All-Star 

Alicia Johnson - SF Stingers 

Elena Tabola - SF Stingers 

Rima Cornish - SF Stingers 

Melani Rogers - SF Stingers, 

Jenny Hannah – Portland 

Olivia Mackey – Portland 

Marianne Skuzinski – Portland 

Nikki Shaver – Vancouver 

Gina Forncrook – Vancouver 

Angel Cook – Seattle 

2010 - First Team All Star 

Misty Leber – Seattle Mermaids 

Angel Cook – Seattle Mermaids 

Nita Nampers – Seattle Mermaids 

Olivia Mackay – Seattle Mermaids 

Alicia Johnson – San Francisco 

Stingers 

Christina Morgan – San Francisco 

Stingers 

Elizabeth Martinez – San Francisco 

Stingers 

Cayla Cox – Portland 

Kara Brown – Portland 

Nikki Shaver – Shooting Stars 

2010 - 2nd Team All Stars 

Beth Ticehurst – San Francisco 

Stingers 

Jasmie Alivor – San Francisco 

Stingers 

Candace Davis – Seattle 

Amy Blades – Seattle 

Emily Heinemann – Portland 

Irinia Olesksiyenko – Portland 

Kathy Wilson – Shooting Stars 

Rosey Duffy – Shooting Stars 

Chelsey SLye – Pirate Ladies

Men’s 

Awards

One Game 

Men's Records: 1971 – 2010 

At Bats 

7-Tony Gomez (Sacramento-1989) 

One Tournament 39-Paul Kennedy (Beaverton-1998, 10 games) 

Career 518-James Celestine (35 tours, 185 games) 

One Game 


Runs 

6-Michael Cook (Sacramento-1997) 

6-Michael Hopkins (Sacramento-1997) 

6-Tom Parker (California-2002) 

27-Greg Clearbrook (Beaverton-1998, 10 games) 

27 – Michael Cook (John L Sullivan – 1997, 9 games) 

Career 256-Michael Cook (22 tours, 140 games) 

One Game 

Hits 

6-Michael Cook (Sacramento-1997) 

6-Michael Hopkins (Sacramento-1997) 

6-Tom Parker (California-2002) 

6-Ryan Gallagher (Fremont-2002) 

6-Cory Fletcher (Utah IceDogs-2005) 

27-Cory Fletcher (Fremont, 2005, 9 games) 


27-Mike Houston (Beaverton, 1998, 9 games) 

27 - Michael McEathron (Beaverton, 1996, 10 games) 

Career 255-Scott Chappel (20 tours, 143 games) 

Runs Batted In (RBI) 

One Game 8-Ryan Gallagher (Fremont-2002) 


30-Scott Chappell (Sacramento-1997, 9 games) 

30-Jesse Matas (Beaverton-2000, 9 games) 

Career 196 - Scott Chappell (20 Tours, 143 games) 

Doubles 

4-Sal Alvarado (Fremont-2003) 

4-Paul Kennedy (Beaverton-1997) 

One Game 

4-Lyle Monson (Golden Spike-1997) 

4-Cy Saunders (Fremont A-1995) 

4-Tom Parker (Oakland-1982) 

One Tournament 12 – Howard Thomas (Portland, 1992) 

Career 55 – Mark Johnson (21 Tours, 159 games) 

Triples 

One Game 

3-James Forncrook (Beaverton-1997) 

3-Leroy German (Idaho-1979) 

3-Mike Grammar (Idaho-1978) 

3-Leon Curtis (Utah-1971) 

11 – Cory Fletcher (Idaho, 2002) 


11 – Mark Johnson (Beaverton, 2002) 

11 – Roy Lammanna (Vancouver, 1998) 

Career 41 -Chris Cook (23 tours, 139 games)

Home Runs 

One Game 4-Jeffrey Albers (Portland-1997) 

One Tournament 12-Jesse Mata (Fremont-2002) 

Career 43 – Scott Chappell (20 tours, 143 games) 

Base on Balls 

One Game 

5-Garry Cleeve (Totems-1997) 

5-Terry Dockter (Seattle-1997) 

One Tournament 10-Jason Ingraham (S. Valley-1989, 6 games) 

Career 89 -James Celestine (35 tours, 185 games) 

Sacrifices 

One Game several honors 

One Tournament 8-Jason Ingraham (Beaverton, 1998, 10 games) 

Career 

14 – Steve Anderson (15 tour, 63 games) 

14 - Mark Johnson (21 Tours, 159 games) 

14 – Tom Parker (24 tours, 125 games) 

Fielder's Choice 

2-Ted Williamson (Calgary-2003) 

One Game 

2-Michael Mickelson (White Rock-2003) 

2-Almoor Mitha (White Rock-2003) 

One Tournament 6 – Ben Fernandez (Fresno, 2004) 

Career 12 – Nathan Boyes (7 tours, 48 games) 

Errors 

One Game 6 - 4 honors 


11- Douglas Lambert (Vancouver-1980, 3 games) 

11 – Steve Gregersen (Seattle – 1987, 8 games) 

Career 37 – Mike Grammer (24 tours, 112 games) 

Strike Outs 

One Game 4 - 2 honors 

One Tournament 9 – Ken Anderson (Idaho, 1982, 7 games) 

Career 19-James Celestine (35 tours, 139 games) 

Game Played 

One Tournament 11 – Entire Beaverton Players ( 2002) 

Career 185 – James Celestine (35 tours) 

Tours 

Career 35 - James Celestine (185 games) 

One Game 


Career 


1.000 – Cory Fletcher (2005, Utah , 6 for 6) 

1.000 – Ryan Gallagher (2002, Fremont, 6 for 6) 

.947 – Scott Chappell ( 2007, Fremont, 6 games, 19 AB, 18 Hits) 

.947 – Saul Gevarter (2008, Fremont, 8 games, 19 AB, 18 Hits) 


.688 – Jesse Mata (10 tours, 77 games)

Most Valuable Player 

1971 Bob Clayton Multnomah 

1972 Steve Gregersen Seattle 

1973 Terry Gregersen Seattle 

1974 Craig Nicholes Seattle 

1975 Craig Nicholes Seattle 

1976 Ed Leighton Oakland 

1977 Luigi Cassinelli Oakland 

1978 James Celestine Portland 

1979 John Cabbage Idaho 

1980 Robert Ellis Oakland 

1981 Robert Ellis Oakland 

1982 Victor Tyhurst Oakland 

1983 Luigi Cassinelli Fremont 

1984 Tom Parker Oakland 

1985 Mike Grammer Idaho 

1986 Tom Parker Fremont 

1987 Billy Seago Seattle 

1988 Jason Ingraham Silicon 

1989 Randy Baldwin Portland 

1990 Richard McEathron Portland 

1991 Norman Edwards Fremont 

1992 Jason Ingraham Fremont 

1993 Michael Cook Fremont 

1994 Paul Kennedy Portland 

1995 Cy Saunders Fremont 

1996 Phillip Matthews Sacramento 

1997 Robert Herin Fremont 

1998 Norman Edwards Tacoma 

1999 Jesse Mata Beaverton 

2000 Kevin Bella Fremont 


2002 Jesse Mata Fremont 

2003 Jesse Mata Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2004 Cory Fletcher Utah 

2005 Barrit Todd Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2006 Kevin Bella Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2007 Scott Chappell Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2008 Saul Gevarter Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2009 John Rameriz III Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2010 Kevin Bishop Fremont Hoy's Boys/ Team Combat

2007 


2008 Jesse Mata Fremont Hoy’s Boys 


2010 Derrick Jull Hoy’s Boys / Team Combat


1971 Corvin Turner Multnomah .686 

1972 George Wilding Idaho .666 

1973 Jim Yarbrough Idaho .750 

1974 Mike Yerkes Portland .737 

1975 Craig Nicholes Seattle Maico .666 

1976 Don McCarthy Vancouver, B.C. .611 

1977 John Taft Portland A .647 

1978 Tom Marvel Oakland .733 

1979 Mike Grammer Idaho .629 

1980 Robert Ellis Oakland .833 

1981 David Brown Idaho .688 

1982 Richard Spencer Idaho .667 

1983 Luigi Cassinelli Oakland .800 

1984 Tom Parker Oakland .615 

1985 Paul Kennedy Portland .692 

1986 Tom Parker Fremont .667 

1987 Doyle Page Ogden .615 

1988 Robert Barentsen Silicon Valley .833 

1989 Frank Pereyda Salem Mint .692 

1990 Bruce Price Born Again Believers .733 

1991 James Celestine Portland .773 

1992 Dave Carson Seattle .759 

1993 Dave Carson Seattle .619 

1994 Paul Kennedy Portland .625 

1995 Jason Ingraham Fremont A .852 

1996 No Records x 

1997 Richard McEathron Beaverton .803 

1998 Darren Clifton Mt. Diablo .850 

1999 Mark Tarchuk Totems Ball .793 

2000 Howard Thomas Portland .759 

2001 Scott Chappell Fremont .750 

2002 Ryan Gallagher Fremont .880 

2003 Robert DuBois Fremont .818 

2004 Kevin Bella Fremont .857 

2005 Cory Fletcher Utah Icedogs .771

Coach of Tournatment 

1971 George Wilding Idaho 

1972 None 

1973 None 

1974 Clyde Ketchum Greater Seattle 

1975 William Kalk Vancouver 

1976 None 

1977 Gilbert Borinstein Oakland 

1978 Robert Clayton Portland 

1979 Reed Brown Idaho 

1980 Val Smitley Sacrato 

1981 None 

1982 Reed Brown Idaho 

1983 Emory Marsh Born Again Believers 

1984 Jack Levesque Oakland 

1985 Don Burks Beaverton 

1986 Carmelon Sciandra Fremont 

1987 Billy Seago Seattle 

1988 Robert Penfield Silicon Valley 

1989 Jack Bargeron Portland 

1990 Jack Bargeron Portland 

1991 Jamie Jackerson Fremont 

1992 Ron O’Bray Fremont 

1993 Pat Tarchuk Totems Ball 

1994 Wayde Predmore Portland 

1995 Mark Bella Fremont A 

1996 Todd Tolzmann Beaverton 

1997 Pat Tarchuk Totems Ball 

1998 Adam Dworkin Tacoma 

1999 Greg Montgomery Wasatch-Cache 

2000 Matt Lewandoski Tacoma 

2001 Keith Drown Idaho 

2002 Dale Campbell Mid-Valley 

2003 Mark Bella Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2004 Matthew Spurgeon Utah 


2006 Cory Fletcher Utah Wolf Pack 

2007 Dan Klein NorCalBears 

2008 Ron O’Bray Fremont Hoys Boys 

2009 Ron O’Bray Fremont Hoys Boys 

2010 James Forncrook Beaverton Sharks

Golden Glove 

1989 Mark Terry Silicon Valley 

1990 Richard McEathron Portland 

1991 Chris Cook Born Again Believers 

1992 Norman Edwards Fremont 

1993 Charles Holmes Fremont 

1994 Kevin Bella Fremont 

1995 Tyrone Kovcas Fremont 


1997 Patrick Tarchuk Totems Ball 

1998 Patrick Tarchuk Totems Ball 




2002 Lito Vallente Tacoma 


2004 Alex Frias California Navy 

2005 Kevin Bella passed it to Hitoshi Yamazaki Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2006 Pablo Cobarrubia Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2007 TBA 

2008 Kevin Bella Fremont Hoy’s Boys 

2009 John Rameriz III Fremont Hoy’s Boys 

2010 Barrit Todd Hoy’s Boys/Team Combat

Team Sportsmanship 

1971 Montana 


1973 Montana 


1975 Vancouver, B.C. 

1976 Vancouver, B.C. 

1977 Sacramento Club of the Deaf 


1979 Vancouver, B.C. and Idaho Athletic Club of the Deaf 

1980 Sacramento and Seattle A 




1984 Peninsula 

1985 Beaverton Athletic Club of the Deaf 

1986 Beaverton Athletic Club of the Deaf 

1987 Born Again Believers 






1993 Totems Ball Club of the Deaf 


1995 Cache Valley Athletic Club of the Deaf 


1997 Cache Valley Athletic Club of the Deaf 

1998 Mt. Diablo Club of the Deaf 


2000 Portland 

2001 Sonoma County 

2002 Mid-Valley 

2003 Fresno Mad Dogs 

2004 Valley Sports 

2005 Old Glory Seattle 

2006 Golden Spike Athletic Club for the Deaf 

2007 Fresno SilverHawks 

2008 Fresno Fireballs 

2009 West Sound 

2010 GSCD Emeralds

Champion Teams 





1975 Seattle Maico Club of the Deaf 










1985 DCARA 











1996 Sacramento Club of the Deaf 



1999 Beaverton 

2000 Fremont 

2001 Beaverton 

2002 Fremont 

2003 Fremont Hoy's Boys 

2004 Utah Athletic Club of the Deaf 



2007 Fremont Hoy’s Boys 



2010 Hoy’s Boys / Team Combat

2006 Derrick Jull Utah Wolf Pack .741 

2007 Scott Chappell Fremont Hoy Boys .947 

2008 Saul Gevarter Fremont Hoy Boys .947 

2009 Ty Kovacs O’Bray/Purple .739 

2010 Matt Spurgeon Hoy’s Boys / Team Combat .778

Men Team - All-Star Awards 


Steve Gregersen, Seattle 

Terry Gregersen, Seattle 

Dick Olson, Portland 

Bob Olson, Portland 

Gene Gehm, Portland 

Ron Allen, Seattle 

George Wilding, Idaho 

Leon Curtis, Utah 

Corvin Turner, Multnomah 

Bob Clayton, Multnoamah 


Tom Marvel, Oakland 

Ken Salquerio, Oakland 

Craig Nicholes, Seattle Maico 

Mark Sirois, Portland 

Mike Grammer, Idaho 

Don McCarthy, Vancouver, B.C. 

Robert Hrycenko, Vancouver, B.C. 

James Heck, Idaho 

John Lofgren, Seattle Maico 

Steve Gregersen, Seattle Maico 


David Brown, Idaho 


Randy McDonald, Oakland 

James Renshaw, Sacramento 

Jim Celestine, Portland 



Tony Loos, Portland 

Luigi Cassinelli, Oakland 

John Hayes, Oakland 



Robert Ellis, Oakland 

James Celestine, Portland 

Ed Leighton, Oakland 

Greg Schnorr, Oakland 

Kevin Kiefer, Seattle, "A" 

Ron Bobby, Sacramento 

Craig Long, Sacramento 




Bill Gregory, Edmonton 

Raul Brown, Born Again Believers 

Bob Ellis, Oakland 

Victor Tyhurst, Oakland 



Billy Seago, Seattle 


Marvin Hanson, Seattle 

Reed Brown, Idaho 


Tom Parker, Oakland 

Tim O’Neil, Peninsula 





Kevin Kiefer, Seattle "A" 


Tony Loos, Oakland 






Gene Gehm, Portland 


George Wilding, Idaho 


Craig Nicholes, Seattle 

Gary Hendrix, San Francisco 


Scott Sigoda, Portland 


Daryl Schreiner, Portland 




Ismael Briseno, Ogden 

Marvin Hanson, Ogden 


Don McCarthy, Vancouver, B.C. 

1978 - - Second Team All-Star 

Carl Smitley, Sacramento 

Wayne Sirios, Portland 

Reed Brown, Odaho 

Kevin Kiefer, Seattle 

Tom Parker, Sacramento 

Robert Clayton, Portland 

Val Smitley, Sacramento 

Alvin Evans, Sacramento 

Gary Hendrix, San Francisco 


Scott Sigoda, Portland 


Myron Greenstone, Sacramento 

James Renshaw, Sacramento 


Richard Anderson, Seattle "A" 

Steve Anderson, Oakland 

Raul Brown, Oakland 

Andy Bonheyo, San Francisco 

Robert Cundy, Edmonton 

Luigi Cassenelli, Oakland 




William Hypes, Fremont 



Kelvin Hodson, Tacoma 

Rob Cundy, Edmonton 


Craig Opheikens, Tacoma 

Richard Spencer, Idaho 

Tom Parker, Oakland 


Mike Rojas, Peninsula 

Tandy Beechinor, Seattle "A" 


James Tucker, Oakland 

Mark Waham, Seattle "A" 


Fred Eggers, Seattle "A" 


Christopher Cook, Peninsula 

Richard Olson, Portland 





Bob Clayton, Portland 

Richard Anderson, Seattle 

Jim Yarbrough, Idaho 


Bob Catron, Montana 

Vernon Hippe, Montana 

Johnny Murray, Utah 






John Taft, Portland "A" 

Alvin Evans, Sacramento 


Ron Allen, Portland "A" 


Jim Celestine, Portland "A" 




Don McCarthy, Vancouver 



John Cabbage, Idaho 


Ron Stern, Oakland 




Dave Brown, Idaho 




Bob Ellis, Oakland 



Mark Waham, Seattle 

Paul Kennedy, Portland 

Mark Nelson, Oakland 


Tom Parker, Fremont 

Luigi Cassinelli, Fremont 

Bob Ellis, Fremont 

Victor Tyhurst, Fremont 

Reggie Dean, Fremont 


James Killoran, Seattle 

Alan McKenzie, Sacramento 


Greg Schnorr, Fremont 



Raul Brown, DCARA 

Charles Holmes, DCARA 

Randy McDonald, DCARA 

Kris Ek, DCARA 

Victor Tyhurst, DCARA 


Richard McEathron, Beaverton 

Paul Kennedy, Beaverton 

Marvin Hanson, Beaverton 


Dennis Platt, Ogden 

Steve Morlock, Ogden 

Scott Russell, Ogden 

Mike Yerkes, Portland 




Jim Celestine, Portland 

Craig Nicholes, Seattle 




Robert Scheffel, Salem 




Clay Whitney, Portland 

Doug Lambert 

Craig Opheikens, Portland 

Marvin Hanson, Ogden 



Mitch McEathron, Beaverton 

Jack Bargeron, Portland 



Steve Anderson, Oakland 

Carl Scarna, Oakland 

Richard Anderson, Seattle 

Philip Klinkenberg, Beaverton 




Bob Woodward, Portland 




Paul Tamiso, Born Again Believers 

Jason Ingraham, Fremont 

Dan Jackson, Portland 

Kenith Phillis, Tacoma 


Mike Rojas, Peninsula 


Christopher Cook, Peninsula 

Greg Montgomery, Idaho 



Sonny Cabbage, Idaho 



Keith Boehmer, Ogden 

Corvin Turner, Beaverton 

Brian Mohondro, Beaverton


Ron Bye, Born Again Believers 

James Celestine, Beaverton 

Fred Eggers, Beaverton 

Kevin Kiefer, Beaverton 

Tony Loos, Beaverton 

Robert Ellis, Fremont 




Michael Cook, San Jose "A" 


Robert Westerhaus, Born Again 

Believers 

Adam Dworkin, Seattle 

Mark Johnson, Seattle 

Dave Carson, Seattle 

Fred Eggers, Seattle 


Tony Loos, Seattle 

Michael Cook, Silicon Valley 

Jason Ingraham, Silicon Valley 

Tom Parker, Silicon Valley 

1990 




Richard McEathron, Portland 

Jaohn Hayes, Seattle 

Todd Tolzmann, Portland 

Charles Holmes, Silicon Valley 

Bruce Price, Born Again Believers 


Scott Chappell, Silicon Valley 

Dale Campbell, Seattle 


Jason Ingraham, Fremont 


Mark Bella, Fremont 

Dave Carson, Seattle 

Howard Thomas, Portland 

Kemper Everett, Ogden 

Matt Johnson, Seattle 

Fred Eggers, Seattle 

Norman Edwards, Fremont 




Mike Houston, Portland 



Pat Tarchuk, Totem Ball 

Cy Saunders, Fremont 

Charles Holmes, Fremont 

Kevin Bella, Fremont 

Dennis Catron, San Francisco 

Mike Hopkins, Sacramento 

1996 – First Team All Star 

No Records 


John Underwood, Sacramento 



Luigi Cassinelli, Fremont 

Christopher Cook, Fremont 

John Hayes, Fremont 



Howard Thomas, Beaverton 




Todd Tolzmann, Portland 

Randy Baldwin, Portland 


Dale Bales, Born Again Believers 

Tandy Beechinor, Seattle 


Christopher Cook, Silicon Valley 

Ken Salquerio, Silicon Valley 

Luigi Cassinelli, Silicon Valley 


Ron Bye, Born Again Believers 

Mark Terry, Silicon Valley 

Daniel Jackson, Portland 

Rod Pedersen, Fremont 


Victor Tyhurst, Sacramento 

Tony Loos, Seattle 


Tony Long, Sacramento 

Bob Ellis, Silicon Valley 


Jeremy Hatfield, Portland 

Tony Gomez, Sacramento 

Tyrone Kovcas, Fremont 

Jerry Deu, Ogden 

Blaine Heckley, Sacramento 


Jeff Lein, Sacramento 


Todd Kimmes, Idaho 

John Pleecher, Seattle 


Mark Terry, Seattle 


Mike Wilton, Seattle 

Roddy Cabbage, Idaho 



Mike Cizik, Totem Ball 

Richard Rose, DCARA 

Jeremy Hatfield, Portland 

Richard Chipman, Portland 

1996 – Second Team All Star 

No Records 


Tandy Beechinor, Seattle 



Mark Johnson, Seattle 



John Hayes, Silicon Valley 





Randy Baldwin, Portland 






Charles Holmes, Silicon Valley 

Mark Terry, Silicon Valley 

Victor Tyhurst, Silicon Valley 


Norman Edwards, Fremont 



Michael Cook, Born Again Believers 

Christopher Cook, Born Again 

Believers 



Robert Barentsen, Born Again 

Believers 


Dale Campbell, Portland 


John Cabbage, Idaho 


Scott Chappell, Fremont 


Michael Cook, Fremont 

David Everett, Ogden 


Craig Opheikens, Tacoma 

Mark Tarchuk, Totems 

Patrick Tarchuk, Totems 


Sonny Cabbage, Idaho 

Mark Johnson, Seattle "A" 

Tony Long, Sacramento 

Tyrone Kovcas, Fremont "A" 

Mitch McEathron, Seattle "A" 

Cy Saunders, Fremont "A" 

Paul Kennedy, Seattle "A" 

Todd Wasko, Sacarto 

Jason Ingraham, Fremont "A" 

Mike Houston, Portland 


Fred Eggers, Beaverton 


Norman Edwards, Born Again 

Believers 

David Elliott, Born Again Believers 

Tony Long, Fremont 

Tom Marvel, Fremont 


Ken Olson, Born Again Believers 


James Killoran, Seattle 


Kevin Blackmer, Born Again 

Believers 


Mike Hopkins, Sacramento 

Frank Pereyda, Salem "Mint" 

Michael Cook, Silicon Valley 

John Hayes, Silicon Valley 



Michael Rojas, Silicon Valley 



Kevin Hendrix, Fremont 

Tory Watson, Born Again Believers 

Jerry Deu, Odgen 

Victor Tyhurst, Sacramento 


Fred Eggers, Portland 


Scott Chappell, Born Again 

Believers 

Ismael Briseno, Ogden 

Todd Alishire, Born Again Believers 


Ken Anderson, Idaho 


Gary Cleeve, Totems 

Carlo Dois, Totems 




Mike McDaniel, Salem 

Joe Vitale, Tacoma 

Tory Watson, Fremont 


Roddy Cabbage, Idaho 

Cory Fletcher, Idaho 

Alex Ash, Fremont "A" 



Reyes Ribera, Fremont "A" 

Scott Chappell, Fremont "A" 

Adam Dworkin, Seattle "A" 

Daryl Wetzel, Fremont "A" 

Jerry Deu, Odgen



Jason Ingraham, Beaverton 


Robert Herin, Fremont 


Michael Cook, Sacramento "A" 

Todd Wasko, Sacramento "A" 

Gary Cleeve, Totems Ball 

Shawn Holser, Totems Ball 

Patrick Tarchuk, Totems Ball 


Mark Tarchuk, Vancouver 

Cory Fletcher, Wasatch-Cache 

Roy Lamanna, Vancouver 

Michael McDaniel, Beaverton 

Rod Pedersen, Fremont "A" 

Jesse Mata, Beaverton 

Kevin Bella, Fremont "A" 

Mark Johnson, Beaverton 

Chris Cook, Beaverton 

Greg Clearbrook, Beaverton 


Chris Cook - Beaverton 

Michael Cook - Beaverton 

Scott Chappell - Fremont 

Paul Kennedy - Beaverton 

Kevin Bella - Fremont 

Sal Alvarado - Fremont 

Keith Adams - Fremont 

Jonas Cabbage - Idaho 

Jesse Mata - Beaverton 

Mark Johnson - Beaverton 


Robert DuBois, Fremont Hoy's Boys 

Ryan Gallagher, Fremont Hoy's 

Boys 

Scott Chappell, Fremont Hoy's Boys 

Bruce Gibson, Calgary Warriors 

Mark Hittermann, Calgary Warriors 

Thad McDaniel , Mid-Valley 

Kevin Bellam, Fremont Hoy's Boys 

Dale Campbell, Beaverton Sharks 

Richard Chipman, Mid-Valley 

Derrick Jull, Beaverton Sharks 

2006 -First Team All-Star 

Kevin Bishop, Utah Rapids 

Nathan Boyes, Tacoma 

Cory Fletcher, Utah Wolf Pack 

Derrick Jull, Utah Wolf Pack 

David Rameriz, Utah Wolf Pack 

Sonny Cabbage, Fremont Hoys 

Boys 

Norman Edwards, Fremont Hoys 

Boys 

Nemo Spazkowski, Fremont Hoys 

Boys 

Ty Kovacs, Fremont Hoys Boys 


Gregory Clearbrook, Beaverton 

Mike Houston, Beaverton 

Kevin Bella, Fremont 

Nathan Montoya, Fremont 

Scott Chappell, Sacramento "A" 

Christopher Cook, Sacramento "A" 

Roger Miller, Sacramento "B" 

Jeremy Hatfield, Tacoma 

Tom Popowski, Tacoma 

Mark Tarchuk, Totems Ball 


Arthur Weisblatt, Vancouver 

Blaine Heckley, Mt. Diablo 

Michael Hopkins, Mt. Diablo 

Derrick Jull, Fremont "B" 

Tony Loos, Beaverton 


Keith Adams, Fremont "B" 

Jesse Conner, Fremont "B" 

Erwin Dawson, Sonoma 

Trever Betz, Tacoma 


Tom Parker - Beaverton 

Roddy Cabbage - Idaho 

Jeff Heise - Mid-Valley 

Jeff Albers - Mid-Valley 

Tom Popowski - Tacoma 

Scott Albers - Mid-Valley 

Mark Bella - Fremont 

Boyd McWilliams - Burnaby 

Brett Boepple - Seattle 

Mike Grammar - Idaho 


Sal Alvarado-Fremont Hoy's Boys 

Matt Lewandowski-Tacoma 

Corey Brasier-Sacramento 

Phillip Matthews-Sacramento 

Roger Miller-Sacramento 

Keith Adams-Fremont Hoy's Boys 

Mark Johnson-Beaverton Sharks 

Jeffrey Albers-Mid-Valley 

Shawn Hoster-Calgary Warriors 

James Celestine-Tacoma 


Shawn Russell, GSACD 

Rush Bowers, NorCal Brewers 

Mitch Moyers, Utah Rapids 

Trenton Marsh, Utah Rapids 

Chris Archer, Tacoma 

Bobby Rameriz, Tacoma 

Matthew Spurgeon, Utah Wolf Pack 

Sal Alvarado, Utah Wolf Pack 

Pablo Cobarrubia, Fremont Hoys 

Boys 

Michael Winkler, Fremont Hoys 

Boys 


Scott Chappell, Beaverton 

Kevin Bella, Fremont ‘A’ 

Dave Fults, Fremont ‘B’ 

Chris Cook, Beaverton 

Norman Edwards, Tacoma 

Travis Zaremba, Wasatch-Cache 

Mike Houston, Beaverton 

Fred Eggers, Tacoma 


Arthur Weisblatt, Vancouver 


Paul Kennedy - Beaverton 

Jesse Mata - Beaverton 

Mike Houston - Portland 

Robert Roth - Tacoma 

Scott Chappell - Beaverton 

Trini Candelaria - California 

Richard Chipman - Portland 

Michael Cook - Beaverton 

Matt Johnson - Tacoma 

Richard Hansen - California 


Paul Kennedy, Beaverton Sharks 

Jesse Mata, Fremont Hoy's Boys 

Jason Bluhm, Mid-Valley 

Tom Popowski, Tacoma 

Cory Fletcher, Idaho 

Lito Vallente, Tacoma 

Mark Johnson, Beaverton Sharks 

Kevin Bella, Fremont Hoy's Boys 

Christopher Cook, Fremont Hoy's 

Boys 

Scott Chappell, Fremont Hoy's Boys 


Robert Roth, Mid-Valley Barracudas 

Lito Vallente, Tacoma Rainiers 

Jesse Mata, Fremont Hoy’s Boys 

Mitch Moyers, Utah 

Tom Popowski, Seattle 

Arturo Mejia Jr., Valley Sports 

Mark Johnson, California Navy 

Roger Miller, Sacramento 

Lester Boyd, Fremont Hoy’s Boys 

Nick Brodbeck, Mid-Valley 

Evergreen 

2007 - Reno, Nevada TBA 

FIrstTeam All-Star 


Pat Tarchuk, Vancouver 

Greg Montgomery, Wasatch-Cache 

Robert Roth, Portland 

Jeremy Hatfield, Tacoma 

Derrick Jull, Fremont ‘B’ 

Mark Bella, Fremont ‘A’ 

Matt Lewandowski, Tacoma 

Robert Herin, Fremont ‘A’ 

Tim Weise, Mt. Diablo 

Adam Dworkin, Tacoma 


Jeff Albers - Wasatch - Cache 

Fred Eggers - Wasatch- Cache 

Mike Cizik - Burnaby 

Christopher Cook - Beaverton 

Randall Bye - Tacoma 

Juan Machado - California 

Tom Popowski - Tacoma 

Robert Herin - Fremont 

Keith Adams - Fremont 

Sal Alvarado - Fremont 


Pat Tarchuk, Beaverton Sharks 

Matt Lewandowski, Mid-Valley 

Michael Cook, Fremont Hoy's Boys 

Ryan Gallagher, Fremont Hoy's 

Boys 

Robert Roth of Fort Vancouver 

Larry Schaut, Tacoma 

Tom Parker, California 

Richard Chipman, Fort Vancouver 

Eric Hamlow, Fresno Mad Dogs 

Trevor Betz, Tacoma 


Blaine Heckley, Sacramento 

Sal Alvarado, Hoy’s Boys 

Justin Anderson, Utah 

Jesse Conner, Central Valley 

Marlins 

Tom Parker, California Navy 

James Celestine, Tacoma Rainiers 

Matthew Spurgeon, Utah 

Paul Kennedy, Mid-Valley 

Barracudas 

Robert Oliver, Central Valley 

Marlins 

Scott Chappell, Fremont Hoy’s Boys 

2007 - Reno, Nevada TBA 

Second Team All-Star

2008 - Pleasanton, CA 


Corey Fletcher, Hoy’s Boys 

Henry Cdebeca, Hoy’s Boys 

Kevin Bella, Hoy’s Boys 

Jesse Mata, Hoy’s Boys 

Mike Scharnow, NorCal Bears 

Chris Beltrami, NorCal Bears 

Jesse Conner, NorCal Bears 

Roberto Garcia, Fresno Fireballs 

Johnny Maldando, Fresno Fireballs 

Kevin Bishop, Utah Rapids 

1st Team All Stars 

Matt Spurgeon – Hoy’s Boys/Team 

Combat 

Henry Cdebaca – Hoy’s Boys/Team 

Combat 

Saul Gevarter – Hoy’s Boys/Team 

Combat - 

Jesse Mata – Hoy’s Boys/Team 

Combat 

Tony Campbell – Beaverton Sharks 

Richard Jacobs – Beaverton Sharks 

Mark Tarchuck - Beaverton Sharks 

Jesse Connor – Tacoma 

Ryan Schelat – Tacoma 

Eric Kunze – Portland 


Barrit Todd, Hoy’s Boys 

Rod Pederson, Hoy’s Boys 

Garin Reigley, NorCal Bears 

Nate Twitchell, NorCal Bears 

Steve Gosselin, Fresno Fireballs 

Reggie Dean, Fresno Fireballs 

Ben Smith Jr, Utah Rapids 

James MacNichols, Utah Rapids 

Ryan Lentz, West Coast Hit 

Derek Cranfield, West Coast Hit 

2nd Team All Stars 

Cory Fletcher – Hoy’s Boys/Team 

Combat 

Scott Chappell – Hoy’s Boys/Team 

Combat 

Pat Tarchuk – Beaverton Sharks 

Paul Kennedy – Beaverton Sharks 

Sean Dugan – Tacoma 

Matt Lewandoski – Tacoma 

Brian Beardon – Portland 

Nathan Boyes – Portland 

Robert McArthur – Vancouver 

Venom 

Roberth Roth – Vancouver Venom 

2009 – First Team All-Star 

Jesse Mata - Hoy’s Boys 

Saul Gevarter - Hoy’s Boys 

Cory Fletcher - Hoy’s Boys 

Derrick Jull - Hoy’s Boys, 

Ty Kovacs - O’Bray/Purple 

Bob Dubois - O’Bray/Purple 

Jesse Conner - O’Bray/Purple 

Chris Archer – Portland, 

Thad McDaniel- Portland 

Tony Campbell - Beaverton 


Henry Cdebaca - Hoy’s Boys 

Shane Mullen – Hoy’s Boys 

Randy Hemp - O’Bray/Purple 

Shane Yerkes – Portland, 

Scott Albers – Portland 

Mike McDaniel – Beaverton 

Tony Loos – Beaverton 

Larry Kohler - SF Fireball, 

Lito Vallente - Tacoma

Slugging Percentage 

One Game 1640.000% - Jesse Mata (2002, Fremont) 


Career 

Minimum 10 AB or more 

1784.286% - Ryan Gallagher (2002, Fremont) 


1192.94% – Jesse Mata (10 tours, 77 games) 

Plate Appearance 

One Game 31 – Ryan Gallagher (2002, Fremont) 

One Tournament 67 – Jesse Mata (2002, Fremont) 

Career 489 – Scott Chappel (20 tours, 143 games)

2007 




2010 Derrick Jull Hoy’s Boys / Team Combat

NWSAD Softball Tournament

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