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Cape Cod Life

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ORL EA NS FIREBIR D S
2013 YEARB OOK
Orl eansFi rebi rds.com
C A P E C O D B A SE B A LL LE A G UE
2013
ORL E AN S F IRE BIRD S S CH E D UL E
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Falmouth 7pm
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All Star Game
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INSIDE
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Game Schedule
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Letter To Fans
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Eldredge Park Painting Raffle
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Behind The Scenes
9
Welcome To Eldredge Park
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How To Best Enjoy The Game
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Meet The Coaches
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Team And Individual Records
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Player Roster
21-35
Player Profiles
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2013 ORLEANS
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dear Firebirds Fans,
As a member of the Orleans Firebirds/Cardinals for the past twelve years, I can’t imagine
a better way to spend the summer! Watching
the “stars of tomorrow shine tonight” is truly an
honor, and I am extremely humbled to be part
of an extraordinary organization. Your unbe- Coach Kelly Nicholson
lievable support, generosity and enthusiasm for
the Firebirds are the best on the Cape, and my sincere appreciation goes
out to each and every one of you.
The Firebirds pride ourselves in bringing a professional environment
to the Cape Cod Baseball League, doing things “the right way” and playing the game with the utmost respect for America’s favorite pastime. We,
the players and coaches, promise to represent the great town of Orleans
with pride, poise, class and hustle at all times.
We look forward to sharing a tremendous baseball experience with
you this summer. When you visit Eldredge Park, please come by and say
“hello,” get autographs from the players, visit the Home Plate Shop, take
home a souvenir and be prepared to watch some future major leaguers
display their talents!
Thank you again for your continued support.
Humbly and respectfully yours in baseball,
Home Runs for Hope
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Russ Ford Memorial Scholarship
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CCBL Field Directions
Kelly Nicholson
Manager – Orleans Firebirds
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Orleans Alumni Report
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Meet The Interns
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Firebirds Photo Album
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An Intern’s Story
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Meet The 2013 Bat Kids
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Firebirds Home Plate Shop
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Firebirds Merchandise
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Firebirds Photo Contest Winners
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Firebirds Kids Clinic
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Bird Nests
Rhonda Garran
Sue Horton
VISIT
John Kaletski
orleansfirebirds.com
Kelli Means
Kelly Nicholson
SHOP
Nancy Nickerson
Bob O’Donnell
LISTEN LIVE
GET GAME RECAPS
READ TEAM NEWS
EDITOR
SEE THE LASTEST ROSTER
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ART DIRECTOR
SUPPORT YOUR TEAM
and More!
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Advertisers’ Index
SPECIAL ADVISORS
John Castleberry
Fred Perrault
Rich Morongell
HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS
Russ Ford (In Memoriam)
Ed Mooney (In Memoriam)
Tom Yankus
Murray Bernard
Ken Farrar
The Orleans Athletic Association
is a 501 (c) (3) organization and its
EIN is 04-2666259 for matching gifts.
The primary mission of the organization is
supervising the business and team operations of
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Baseball League. A 15 member Board of Directors
Thank you to the many
volunteers who contribute to
make the operation work.
SportsPix and our many
Firebirds fans and volunteers
and a seven member Executive Committee are
PUBLISHER
budget are approved every year. Any financial
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PRINTER
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Sue Horton
General Manager
Suzanne Lawlor
Manager of Retail Sales
Dave Mitchell
Advisor
Matt Cole
Planning
Elaine Brickman
Clinic, Housing, and Travel
John Murphy, Jr.
Advertising, Fund Raising
Gene Hornsby
Planning, Fund Raising
Krista Tannahill
Associate Manager of Retail Sales
the Orleans Firebirds Baseball Club of the Cape Cod
Bird Feeders
Be A Firebirds Benefactor
BOARD MEMBERS
Kimberly White
Kimberly@GrouperDesign.com
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Steve Garran
President and Treasurer
John Kaletski
Vice President, Marketing and Advertising
Nancy Nickerson
Secretary and Director of Housing/
Baseball Clinic
Bob O’Donnell
Corresponding Secretary, Data Base Director,
Assistant Treasurer
Bob Korn
Director of Communications, Website,
Internet, and Press Box
Todd Thayer
Town Liaison
Bill von Thaden
Facilities Adviser
Elaine Brickman
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2012 Firebirds Award Winners
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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elected annually. A formal business plan and a
donation qualifies the donor as an OAA voting
member. The full board meets quarterly and the
Executive Committee convenes monthly.
Artist Hans de Castellane
Eldredge Park Painting Raffle
H
ans de Castellene,
a well-known local artist, grew up
on Cape Cod loving the Cape Cod
Baseball League. When he attended Nauset Middle School, he
played on the same field that hosts
the Orleans Firebirds. He attended Nauset High and went on to
Pratt Institute’s School of Art and
Design. His many murals are well
known across the Cape, including
one on the gymnasium wall of his
alma mater in North Eastham and another on the exterior wall of the Orleans Marketplace across from Dunkin Donuts.
Recently, de Castellane, who moved back to the Cape from Brooklyn
and opened a gallery in Dennisport, reached out to the Firebirds with
an offer. Raffle his painting of a Firebirds game at Eldredge Park to raise
needed money to help support the team.
All this season, Firebirds fans can purchase raffle tickets at home
games to take a chance on winning this beautiful framed 17" x 21" acrylic
on canvas painting valued at $3,400. There are also 8" x 10" replica tiles
available for purchase at the Home Plate Shop.
Eldredge Park
2008
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21"x17"
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Acrylic on Canvas
“As a kid watching the games, I was fascinated by the lights contrasted
with the night’s sky, so I wanted them to be a dominant part of the painting,” said de Castellane. “I depicted the people watching the game impressionistically, like Seurat. The infield dirt has a sandy texture, and the grass
is quilted as a tribute to all the fans who come out early with their blankets
to stake out space for the game.”
The entire painting’s view of the field is though you were a bird perched
on the scoreboard, and the outfielder’s number boasts “2,” de Castellane’s
lucky number.
You can reach Hans and see his work at www.decastellanegallery.com.
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Q&A
Behind
the
Scenes
How Manager
Kelly Nicholson
constructed
the 2013 Firebirds
PHOTO BY MATTHEW SCOTT/SPORTSPIX
Q. How do you approach
the process of putting a team
together?
the organization in a professional
way both on and off the field. Doing things the “right” way, being
respectful, and emphasizing the
tremendous opportunity we ALL
have to be in Orleans are the core
covenants of our organization.
This is, by far, the
most challenging part of the job.
However, putting a team together
every summer is the part I really
enjoy. I love watching every player take the field for the very first
time, knowing that it has been a
long process getting them to Orleans, and that each and every one
has earned the privilege of playing
in the Cape Cod Baseball League.
So, with that being said, this is
how we try to do it. Offensively,
we want a team that can produce
and score runs. Ideally, we want
a group that has a combination
of speed, power, high OBP’s, and
we love guys who walk more than
they strikeout. Defensively, we
want strength up the middle with
our catcher, second baseman,
shortstop, and centerfielder. On
the mound, we want a combination of lefties and righties who
have outstanding command.
Command is my #1 priority when
I look at a prospective pitcher.
Then, it’s a matter of defining
roles for everyone and putting our
players in situations where they
will be successful. More importantly, we want student/athletes
in Orleans who will represent
NICHOLSON
Q. When and how do you
start the process?
NICHOLSON The process of putting a team together is ongoing. I
receive phone calls, emails, and
texts year-round from people who
want to recommend players. Usually, I fill our roster by early fall for
the following summer. In other
words, the 2013 roster was set by
November of 2012. Right now, we
are acquiring names of potential
‘Birds for 2014.
Q. What do you look for in a
prospective player?
We want physically
talented and mentally tough players at every position. In addition,
an equally important quality we
look for in a player is his character. Is he a good student? Does
he have a good work ethic? Will
he be a good teammate? Does
he possess a good attitude? All of
these attributes are extremely important to our organization in the
recruiting process.
NICHOLSON
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Q. What role does the college
coach play in helping you
secure a player?
The college coach
has the final say in where a player
ultimately winds up playing during the summer. I can ask about a
prospective player, but if the college coach doesn’t think he has
the ability to play on the Cape,
or does not want him going out
to play summer ball, for whatever
reason, Orleans isn’t getting him.
I rely heavily on their input, trust
them tremendously and value
their opinions.
The college coaches do an absolutely terrific job of sending the
Cape Cod Baseball League the
very best players college baseball
has to offer. It is evident every
year in the draft by the number of
players drafted that have played
in the Cape League. It was clearly
evident in last year’s World Series
as the San Francisco Giants had
eight or nine players that played in
the Cape League. Brandon Crawford, the shortstop for the Giants,
played in Orleans in 2007.
NICHOLSON
Q. Do you have a close
circle of college coaches and
contacts that you depend on?
NICHOLSON I do. Being from the
West Coast, I would like to think
Orleans has a really good relationship with all of the schools in
California. USC, UCLA, Loyola
Marymount, University of San
Diego, Long Beach State, San
Diego State, Cal State Fullerton,
and Pepperdine are all schools
that have been great to us in the
past. In addition, we have developed great relationships with the
coaching staffs at Arizona, Arizona State, Vanderbilt, Duke, Stony
Brook, North Carolina and Kent
State, just to name a few. Scouts
and agents also play a vital role
in helping us to identify and land
players in Orleans as well.
Q. Do you target specific
schools or conferences?
Not really. Orleans
is simply looking for the best possible players we can find that are
gifted physically, mentally, and
have great character. We do like
to see position players before they
come to the Cape, just to see how
they handle swinging a wood bat
for a summer.
Because of this, our roster in
Orleans will be made up primarily of players going into their junior seasons. It doesn’t mean that
rising sophomores can’t do it; it
just means that they have to be a
pretty special player to compete.
Marcus Stroman (’10,’11) - Duke,
Trevor Gott (’11,’12) - Kentucky,
and Brad Myers (’05) - LMU, are
three players who come to mind
who experienced tremendous
success in Orleans after their
freshman seasons in college. In
fact, all of them were Cape League
All-Stars, and they all pitched.
Needless to say, we recruit our
pitching staff a bit differently than
we do our position players. Playing the previous summer doesn’t
weigh as heavily in their recruitment process as it does with the
position players.
NICHOLSON
Q. What role does team
chemistry play, and how do
you factor this in?
I think team chemistry plays a role on every team in
sports. I feel pretty strongly that
chemistry and winning pretty
NICHOLSON
and the answer is pretty simple.
Whatever team asks for the player
first is usually going to get him.
However, every team on the Cape
has established working relationships with certain coaches and
universities, so those often play a
factor in the recruiting process as
well.
much go hand-in-hand. It seems
like teams that win have great
chemistry, and teams that have
great chemistry are winners.
Q. How do you balance your
team by position?
Typically, we’d like
four outfielders, three middle infielders, three corner guys, two
catchers and fourteen or fifteen
pitchers to start our season.
NICHOLSON
Q. What is the timing of the
entire process from identifying
players, to recruiting, to
soliciting commitments?
Q. How do you decide on
inviting returning players
either from our team or other
CCBL teams?
NICHOLSON I hear about players as early as their senior year
in high school, and it is usually
from a coach where that particular player has committed to go to
college. For the most part though,
I will not be contacted, nor will I
contact a coach, until a player has
entered college and starts to perform at a high level.
Various sources help to identify these future Cape Leaguers coaches, scouts, agents, advisors,
etc. - and I begin to compile a list of
potential Firebirds. I follow their
progress throughout their college
and summer seasons. Once I decide on a player I think we would
like to have, I contact his coach. If
that player is available, the coach
and I will discuss the possibility of
him coming to play in Orleans.
The college coach knows the
player’s ability and character way
better than I do. If he thinks his
player has the ability to be successful in Orleans and we both
agree that he will be a good “fit” in
Orleans, a contract is offered.
NICHOLSON We always try to be
loyal to players who have previously played in Orleans. If a player
comes to us after his freshman
year, we will almost always take
him back the following summer.
If a player has played for us after
“I feel strongly
that chemistry and
winning pretty much
go hand-in-hand.”
Manager Kelly Nicholson
his sophomore season and does
not get drafted the following June,
we will try to find him a spot on
our roster as well.
We normally don’t offer juniors
full contracts because of the risk
of them being drafted and signing. As for guys who have played
with other Cape League teams, we
would definitely consider them,
but that doesn’t happen very often, as other clubs are loyal to their
returning players as well.
Q. How do you handle
temporary invitations to
players?
Q. How is the actual player
contact handled...directly or
through the college coach?
Temporary contracts are normally offered to players after our roster is set and as insurance against players arriving in
Orleans after our season begins or
not arriving at all. With the College World Series ending in late
June, Team USA selections, injuries, summer school, and pitchers
getting shut down, there are a variety of reasons why players arrive
late or not at all.
NICHOLSON
NICHOLSON Contact with a player is always handled through the
coaches, because they ultimately
decide where their players will be
playing summer baseball.
Q. What happens if a player
is being recruited by multiple
teams?
NICHOLSON
PHOTO BY ELAINE BRICKMAN
XLeague All Star and Manny
Robello 10th Player Award
Winner Jake Hernandez.
XStrategy session on the mound.
This happens a lot,
Q&A...CONTINUED ON PG17
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Welcome to Eldredge Park - new copy coming
Welcome to Eldredge Park!
Home of the Orleans Firebirds
E
ldredge Park in Orleans
is the baseball home of
the Orleans Firebirds
of the Cape Cod Baseball League (CCBL). It
hosts 10 teams arranged in Eastern and Western divisions during
22 home games and – hopefully
– playoffs.
It’s a beautiful venue for baseball. All games are played under
the stars starting at 7 p.m. with
free admission and no reserved
seating. The field is “open” at all
times, so you may come early to
watch team preparations, enjoy
a picnic, relax on a blanket, shop
at the Home Plate Shop or simply
enjoy the beautiful setting with
family, friends and fans.
It’s a good idea to bring a blanket for ground cover and a sweatshirt or jacket for later on a cool
evening. No smoking or alcoholic
beverages are allowed. The park
is a family setting where parents
are expected to watch and control
their children while exhibiting the
highest levels of sportsmanship.
Firebirds’ players and coaches
are pleased to meet any and all
fans immediately after the game
on the field. Talk with the players, get their autographs and take
photos. Bring the 2013 Firebirds
Yearbook, a baseball, a Firebirds
cap or t-shirt for autographing.
Don’t forget a pen!
Try to have every player sign
your yearbook during the course
of the season. Many Orleans players have gone on to very successful major league careers.
You can learn more about the
players by talking with them,
reading their profiles in this yearbook or visiting the website at
orleansfirebirds.com.
In the fall of 2009, the Firebirds intiated an aggressive field
improvement project designed to
restore Eldredge Park – located
at the Nauset Regional Middle
School at the intersection of Rt.28
and Eldredge Parkway - as the premier venue for amateur summer
baseball.
To date, about $322,000 has
been spent on numerous improvements. The Firebirds received a
$150,000 grant from the Yawkey
Foundation to be matched by local financial support to enhance
the safety, entertainment value
and playing conditions of the
field.
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bleachers behind home plate
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left and right fields
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drainage system to eliminate
water runoff and associated
erosion
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art dugouts
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backstop system consisting of
brick and netting
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systems to enhance spectator
safety
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restoration with laser-guided
leveling and new infield mix
and sod
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and center field flag
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warning track for improved
player safety
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pitcher’s mound, home-plate
area and both bullpens to
NCAA specifications
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signage indicating “Home of
the Orleans Firebirds”
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adjacent property outside the
right field fence and behind
the backstop to improve
aesthetics and provide
more useable park space for
spectators.
Plans are currently in progress
to renovate and expand the Birds
Nest and Home Plate Shop behind the field back stop during the
fall of 2013. These recent and future improvements contribute to
the park’s value, which is owned
jointly by the Nauset school system and town of Orleans – all
without any cost to taxpayers.
The Firebirds is the only team
in the CCBL that has a private
field house and locker room,
which is in the Charles Moore
band shell. Maintained by the
team, it includes a kitchen, laundry facilities and coach’s office.
Unlike other teams, the Firebirds
have their uniforms cleaned by
the team.
During some games, and especially during the playoffs, as
many as 5,500 fans may watch a
Firebirds game. The team has led
the CCBL in attendance for many
years. In 2012, more than 50,000
fans attended Firebirds games at
Eldredge Park, which exceeds the
attendance at any other CCBL
venue by more than 30 percent.
The unique bowl construction
of Eldredge Park – combined with
its surrounding hillside terraces eliminates the need for bleachers,
and creates a most unique venue
to watch a game. P
Enjoy the game. See page 11.
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ELDREDGE PARK
How to best enjoy the game - and stay safe
X
Please help us keep Eldredge Park beautiful.
Trash receptacles are located around the perimeter of the field.
X
Rest rooms are located in the parking lot side of the field house and band shell.
There are port-a-potties near the food concession and next to the playground.
X
No open containers of alcohol are permitted by town ordinance.
X
No smoking.
X
Parking in marked fire lanes will result in towing and fines.
X
We recommend parking at the library, (except Tuesday and Wednesday until 8 p.m.)
and the post office – easy walking distance to the ball park.
X
Stay alert for hard-hit foul balls or bats that may leave the field of play.
X
Those with young children should sit behind fenced or screened areas.
X
Fans assume all risks and dangers incidental to the actual playing of the game.
X
Do not cross Route 28 to retrieve foul balls. It is extremely dangerous.
X
The area around the Home Plate Shop along Route 28 should not be used for games
while the real baseball game is in progress.
XTop: 2012 Team MVP and All CCBL Player
Conrad Gregor flashes the leather at first base.
X Bottom: Kevin Brown, winner of the 2012
Castleberry Coaches Award, slides safely into third.
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ASSISTANT COACHES
COACH J. BROWN
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COACH B. CRAIG
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COACH C.OLSON
Jason Brown
Benny Craig
Cassidy Olson
Teacher and assistant varsity baseball coach
Palos Verdes High School
Hometown: Long Beach, California
Substitute teacher and hitting coach
Unaffiliated
Hometown: San Diego, California
Head Coach
Mira Costa High School
Hometown: Hermosa Beach, California
C
oach Brown returns for his fifth summer
with the Firebirds. After spending a season
on the baseball staff of the University of Southern California as a volunteer assistant, he has
taken a teaching position at Palos Verdes High
School where he also is assistant varsity baseball coach.
Brown saw action as a catcher, first baseman, designated hitter and outfielder for USC
from 1994 to 1997, posting a career batting
average of .311 with 14 homers and 77 RBI.
C
oach Craig also is returning to Cape Cod
for his fifth season with the Firebirds. This
off season, he worked as a substitute teacher
and continued to mentor hitters in Southern
California and other locations around the
country. He continues to be invited as a guest
speaker to various baseball camps and Little
Leagues.
A native of San Diego, Craig spent the first
three years of his collegiate career as a switchhitting outfielder for the UCLA Bruins before
C
assidy Olson is joining the Firebirds staff
this year. He has just completed his fourth
season as head varsity baseball coach at Mira
Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, California.
A three-sport letterman in baseball, football
and basketball for Miramonte High School,
he played football as a freshman at UCLA and
walked onto the baseball team, remaining all
four years and helping the Bruins to the 1997
College World Series. In his senior year, he
“It seems like teams that win have great chemistry, and teams that have great chemistry are winners.”
Manager Kelly Nicholson
He earned All-PAC 10 honorable mention as
a senior, while hitting .368 with 10 home runs
and 45 RBI. In 1995, he was part of the Trojan squad that made its first trip to the College
World Series.
He signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers as
an undrafted free agent in 1997 and played in
the Dodgers’ system until 2000, when he went
on to play another eight seasons in the farm
systems of the Tampa Bay Rays, Philadelphia
Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, Montreal Expos
and New York Yankees.
Brown made the switch to coaching in 2009
as a varsity assistant coach at his alma mater,
Palos Verdes High School. He holds a degree in
business administration from USC.
Coach Brown will take over as the Firebirds
pitching coach in 2013. P
transferring to Loyola Marymount for his senior season. He was selected in the 19th round
of the 1997 Major League draft by the Cincinnati Reds and played for its Burlington Bees affiliate and later the Houston Astro’s Kissimmee
Cobras minor league team.
Coach Craig played for several independent
teams, and he homered from both sides of the
plate in the same game three times. During his
professional career, he accumulated 108 home
runs over 10 seasons. He started his coaching
career at Cal State Los Angeles, and was the hitting coach at Grossmont High School for two
seasons, reaching the CIF finals in both years
and winning the title in 2010.
Craig holds a bachelor’s degree in history
from UCLA, where he has worked in their
winter and high school showcase camps since
2000 as he strives toward his ultimate goal of
coaching at the collegiate or professional level.
This year, Coach Craig will be our primary
hitting coach and will run the offense. P
batted .304 with 10 HR and 47 RBI and was
named First-Team Academic All PAC 10.
After UCLA, Olson played two years of independent minor league baseball in Reno, Nevada and St. Louis. He arrived at Mira Costa as
a social studies and geography teacher in 2003,
and served as head junior varsity coach before
leaving briefly to take the varsity jobs at Redondo Union and Harbor Junior College.
Cassidy has masters degrees in sports psychology and education. He and his wife, Daniela, live with their 2-year-old son Marco in
Hermosa Beach, California.
Coach Olson will be working primarily with
hitters and infielders. We wish him much success in his first season as a Firebird. P
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ORLEANS FIREBIRDS previously, Cardinals TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDSÊUÊ1963 TO PRESENT
INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS
BATTING
Most runs ......................................38......Mike Milchin ........ 1987
Most hits .......................................62......Lance Niekro........ 1999
Longest hitting streak .................16 games Lance Niekro........ 1999
Most doubles .................................15......Aaron Boone ........ 1993
Most triples.....................................4.......Ryan McHugh ...... 1994
..............................................................Brian Bark ..... 1988, 89
Most home runs .............................13......Lance Niekro........ 1999
..............................................................Wade Rowdon ..... 1981
Most homers in a game ....................3.......Frank Thomas .... 1988*
..............................................................Wade Rowdon ... 1981*
Most grand slams ............................2.......Clay Boone ........ 1983*
Most RBIs ......................................44......Lance Niekro........ 1999
Most total bases ............................110.....Lance Niekro........ 1999
Highest batting average ................. .415 ....Jim Norris ............ 1969
Highest slugging %........................ .752 ....Wade Rowdon ..... 1981
Highest on-base % ........................ .528 ....Jim Norris ............ 1969
Most stolen bases ...........................37......Emmanuel Burriss . 2005
Highest stolen base % ................... 93.1 ....Pete Stanicek....... 1984
Most walks ....................................44......Dan Szajko.......... 1981
Most intentional walks......................6.......Kurt Bierek .......... 1992
Most sacrifice flies............................5.......Todd Helton ......... 1994
Most hit by pitch..............................8.......Chris Pettit........... 2005
PITCHING
Most appearances ...........................22......Taft Cable ............ 2000
Most innings pitched ......................103.....Gerry Callaghan.... 1976
Most games started ........................12......Dave Otto............ 1983
..............................................................Dave Opyd ......... 1974
..............................................................Tom White........... 1972
Most complete games .....................10......Gerry Callaghan.... 1976
Most wins.......................................9.......Phil Coddry .......... 1968
Highest W-L percentage ................. .875 ....Rhett James (7-1) 2003
..............................................................Steve Kelly (7-1) . 2000
Lowest ERA .................................. 0.40 ....Brian Rogers ........ 2002
Most saves ....................................12......Trevor Gott........... 2011
..............................................................Steven Wright ...... 2005
..............................................................Taft Cable ............ 2000
Most shutouts .................................3.......Charlie Janes ....... 1970
Most consecutive shutouts.................2.......Mike Pazik .......... 1971
..............................................................Charlie Janes ....... 1970
Most consecutive scoreless innings ....28......Brian Rogers ........ 2002
Most strikeouts..............................108.....Phil Coddry .......... 1968
Most strikeouts, game .....................18......Mike Pazik .......... 1971
Most strikeouts, per 9 innings........ 13.09 ...Steven Wright ...... 2005
Most walks ....................................55......Barry Goldman ..... 1989
Fewest walks per 9 innings ............. .97 .....Derek Adair.......... 1996
Fewest hits per 9 innings ............... 3.71 ....Lee Jones ............ 1979
Consecutive hitless innings ............. 17.2 ....Mike Pazik ...... 1971**
Most wild pitches ............................16......Dave Otto.......... 1983*
Most hit batsmen.............................9.......Sean McClellan .... 1993
FIELDING
Most putouts, 1st base, game ..........21......Cesar Nicolas ... 2003**
..............................................................J.T. Snow ........ 1988**
Most total chances, 1st base ............22......J.T. Snow ........ 1988**
Most putouts 1st base, season.........480.....Mike Garner..... 1996**
Most chances, 1st base, season .......514.....Mike Garner..... 1996**
Most putouts, outfielder, season.......135.....Pete Duglenski . 1980**
Most chances, outfielder, season ......145.....Peter Duglenski 1980**
TEAM SEASON RECORDS
BATTING
Most wins.................................................... 30 ................. 2005
Most points.................................................. 60 ....... 2002, 2005
Most losses.................................................. 30 ....... 1989, 1992
Most runs ................................................... 290 ................ 1986
Most hits .................................................... 360 ................ 1990
Most doubles ............................................... 65 ................. 1993
Most triples.................................................. 17 ................. 1971
Most home runs ........................................... 59 ............. 1981**
Most RBIs ................................................... 255 ................ 1986
Highest batting average .................................274 ............... 1981
Highest slugging percentage ...........................443 ................. 981
Most walks ................................................. 286 ................ 1986
Most strikeouts............................................ 424 ................ 2004
Most stolen bases ........................................ 111 ................ 2005
Most sacrifice hits ......................................... 29 ................. 1980
Most sacrifice flies......................................... 18 ................. 1982
Most hit by pitch........................................... 41 ................. 2003
PITCHING
Lowest ERA .................................................2.11 ............... 2002
Most innings pitched ...................................406.2 .............. 1999
Most complete games ................................... 28 ................. 1969
Most saves .................................................. 20 ............... 2002*
Most shutouts ............................................... 8 ................ 1970*
Most consecutive shutouts............................... 3 .............. 1971**
Consecutive scoreless innings .......................... 31 ............. 1971**
Most strikeouts............................................ 375 ................ 1989
Most walks ................................................. 277 ............ 1992**
Most hits allowed ........................................ 417 ........... 1982,83
Most runs allowed ....................................... 286 ................ 1982
Most earned runs allowed ............................. 240 ................ 1982
Most wild pitches .......................................... 49 ................. 1989
Most hit batsmen.......................................... 40 ................. 2004
FIELDING
Highest fielding percentage ............................974 ...... 1984,2003
Most putouts ..............................................1,220 .......... 1999**
Most putouts, team, game ............................. 60 ............. 2003**
Most assists ................................................ 559 ................ 1984
Most total chances ......................................1,775 .............. 1992
Most double plays......................................... 56 ............. 1986**
Most passed balls ......................................... 24 ................. 1971
Fewest passed balls ....................................... 4 .................. 1973
Most errors ................................................. 99 ................. 1989
Fewest errors ............................................... 44 ............. 2003**
MISCELLANEOUS
Longest game ................ 20 innings vs. Harwich, Aug. 4, 2003**
Longest tie game ........17 innings vs. Falmouth, June 14, 1992**
Most times league champion ...................................................... 4
Most first-place finishes.............................................................. 7
Playoff record ....................................... 44-56-1 in 29 appearances
Most wins in June ..................................................... 13, 1994**
Most wins in July ...................................................... 19, 2005**
PHOTO BY EMMA CHARPENTIER/SPORTSPIX
* Tied Cape League record
** League record
Q&A...CONTINUED FROM PG7
A player who is playing under
a temporary contract is on our
roster until the full contract player
that he is replacing arrives. Once
he arrives, the temporary player
must be released. However, if a full
contract player never arrives in Orleans, I can then offer a temporary
player a full contract, which guarantees him a final roster spot. This
Q. What factors into the final
roster decisions on July 1?
happens just about every summer.
In fact, in 2011, Ben Waldrip
from Jacksonville State and Matt
Duffy from Long Beach State,
arrived in Orleans on temporary contracts. Long story short,
BOTH of these guys got full contracts and both wound up starting
in the All-Star Game in Fenway
Park – an incredible story!
We, the coaching
staff, do not have to make decisions on the players who are under a full contract. They are guaranteed to be with us all summer.
However, if we do have full contract guys that will not be arriving
in Orleans, then we have to decide
NICHOLSON
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DOB
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Greg ALLEN
OF
S
R
6-0
180
03-15-93
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CHULA VISTA, CA
SDSU
21
David BERG
RHP
L
R
6-0
195
03-28-93
15
COVINA, CA
UCLA
21
Brian CLARK
LHP
R
L
6-4
225
04-27-93
15
MUNROE FALLS, OH
KENT STATE
21
Ryne COMBS
LHP
L
L
6-0
185
03-14-94
16
LEXINGTON, KY
KENTUCKY
23
Vince CONDE
INF
R
R
6-0
190
10-13-93
15
GUAYNABO, PR
VANDERBILT
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INF/OF
R
R
5-11
211
11-05-92
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KALAMAZOO, MI
OKLAHOMA STATE
23
Justin GARZA
RHP
R
R
5-11
160
03-20-94
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ONTARIO, CA
CAL ST FULLERTON
25
Trevor KELLEY
RHP
R
R
6-4
215
10-20-92
15
WILMINGTON, NC
UNC CHAPEL HILL
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UNAFFILIATED
Cassidy OLSON
Zach FISH
HOMETOWN
SCHOOL
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Kevin KRAMER
3B
L
R
6-1
195
10-03-93
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TURLOCK, CA
UCLA
25
Jordan LUPLOW
OF
R
R
6-0
190
09-26-93
15
CLOVIS, CA
FRESNO STATE
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HEAD COACH
Kelly NICHOLSON
LOYOLA HS OF LA
ASSISTANT COACHES
Jason BROWN
PALOS VERDES HS
Benny CRAIG
MIRA COSTA HS
Chris MARCONCINI
OF
L
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6-4
230
02-18-92
14
BRENTWOOD, TN
DUKE
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TRAINERS
Jared MILLER
LHP
L
L
6-6
235
08-21-93
15
AVON, IN
VANDERBILT
27
Michele PAVLU, ATC
Riley MOORE
C
S
R
6-3
190
08-12-93
15
SANTA BARBARA, CA
ARIZONA
29
Luis PAULA
RHP
S
R
6-3
195
06-22-93
15
MCLEANSVILLE, NC
UNC CHAPEL HILL
29
Philip PFEIFER
LHP
L
L
6-0
185
07-15-92
15
KNOXVILLE, TN
VANDERBILT
29
Josh SBORZ
RHP
R
R
6-3
225
12-17-93
16
MCLEAN, VA
VIRGINIA
31
Collin SLAYBAUGH
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L
R
6-1
190
04-03-92
14
PUYALLUP, WA
WASHINGTON STATE
31
Trent THORNTON
RHP
R
R
6-0
175
09-30-93
16
CHARLOTTE, NC
UNC CHAPEL HILL
31
Sarah KNOP
Matt TROUPE
RHP
R
R
6-1
190
09-15-92
15
NORTHRIDGE, CA
ARIZONA
33
SPRINGFIELD UNIVERSITY
Kyle TWOMEY
LHP
L
L
6-3
165
12-29-93
16
PLACENTIA, CA
USC
33
Colin WELMON
RHP
L
R
6-3
190
08-07-92
15
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LMU
33
Daniel ZAMORA
LHP
L
L
6-3
187
04-15-93
16
LA PUENTE, CA
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QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY
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SPRINGFIELD UNIVERSITY
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GREG ALLEN
OF U 6'0" U 180 U S/R
Sophomore, San Diego State University
Hometown: Chula Vista, CA
MLB Draft: Undrafted
COLLEGE
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RBI
HR
SB
FLD%
2013
36
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29
16
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2012
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2012
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PERSONAL During high school was a 4-year varsity letter earner… Named Mesa League Player of the Year as a senior while hitting .470… A Second-team
all-San-Diego Section honoree… First-team all-Mesa League as a junior and senior… Freshman year was named to the all-tournament team at the
Mountain West Championships… Named a Mountain West Scholar Athlete, and selected to the Mountain West All-Academic Team… Summer of 2012
played for the Quincy Gems of the Prospect League and was named to the league’s West All-Star Team… Majoring in Business Pre-Law… Enjoys playing
tennis… Has two siblings LaMonica and Marcus… Son of Kim and Charles Allen… Born on March 15th, 1993.
DAVID BERG
RHP U 6'0" U 195 U R/R
Sophomore, University of California Los Angeles
Hometown: Covina, CA
COLLEGE
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W-L
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BB
CG
2013
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2012
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63
17
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PERSONAL In high school helped lead Bishop Amat to the CIF Section Division IV title… Captured first-team All-CIF Southern Section Division IV honors…
Earned team MVP… Freshman year pitched as a reliever… Named a second-team All-America selection by Perfect Game USA… Earned first-team
Freshman All-America honors from Baseball American and second-team Freshman All-America acclaim from NCBWA… Earned Freshman All-America
honors from Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball… One of two freshmen to have All-Pac-12 Team honors… Summer of 2012 played for the USA
Collegiate National Team… Majoring in Political Science… Has an older sister, Amanda… Son of Andy and Kathlee Berg… Born on March 28th, 1993.
BRIAN CLARK
LHP U 6'4" U 225 U R/L
Sophomore, Kent State University
Hometown: Munroe Falls, OH
COLLEGE
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ERA
IP
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BB
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2013
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11
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2012
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28
10
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In high school was a two-year team captain… Earned Northeast Ohio Conference All-Division Team honors as a senior… Placed third in the
Continental Amateur Baseball Association World Series… Played for Team Ohio in the Heartland Classic Tournament… In college is a Louisville Slugger
Freshman All-American… Was 2nd team All-MAC… Was on the President’s List… Majoring in Exercise Physiology… Enjoys playing the drums and
listening to music… Has two siblings David and Tony… Son of Richard and Susan Clark… Born on April 27th, 1993.
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R. COMBS | V. CONDE | Z. FISH
RYNE COMBS
LHP U 6'0" U 185 U L/L
Freshman, University of Kentucky
Hometown: Lexington, KY
COLLEGE
2013
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
11
0-0
1.65
16.1
7
5
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In high school was named the Kentucky High School Mr. Baseball and Gatorade Kentucky Player of the Year… Had high school baseball jersey
retired… Earned six letters… Has compiled a 1.65 ERA in 11 appearances as a freshman at Kentucky… one of six players from Lexington on the U of K
roster… Has one sibling Clay… Son of David Combs and Susan Redmon… Born on March 14th, 1994.
PERSONAL
VINCE CONDE
INF U 6'0" U 190 U R/R
Sophomore, Vanderbilt University
Hometown: Guaynabo, PR
COLLEGE
G
AVG.
R
RBI
HR
SB
FLD%
2013
22
.315
17
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2012
60
.195
29
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SUMMER – NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE
2012
38
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25
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PERSONAL In high school was All-District 2008-11… Named Second team pre-season Central Florida 2011… In high school summer ball was teammates
with Dante Bichette Jr (NYY)… In college was named SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll… Summer of 2012 played for the Laconia Muskrats of the
New England Collegiate Baseball League… Played in the NECBL All-Star game… Major is Economics… Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico… Has younger
brother Marco… Son of Lirda Berrocal and Vincente Conde… Born on October 13th, 1993.
ZACH FISH
INF U 5'11" U 211 U R/R
Sophomore, Oklahoma State University
Hometown: Kalamazoo, MI
MLB Draft: Texas Rangers in the 24th Round
COLLEGE
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AVG.
R
RBI
HR
SB
FLD%
2013
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2012
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PERSONAL In high school lettered all four years… had 24 home runs, setting state record… named a Rawlings All-American, Baseball America All-American,
and MaxPreps All-American… Earned all-state honors junior and senior years… Was a three-time MVP… In college had longest hit streak of the season
reaching over 14 games… first college hit was a grand slam… Had 10 multiple hit, and five multiple RBI games… Majoring in Applied Sociology… Has
one sibling Matt… Son of Duane and Michelle Fish… Born on November 5th, 1992.
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Players
J. GARZA | T. KELLEY | K. KRAMER
JUSTIN GARZA
RHP U 5'11" U 160 U R/R
Freshman, Cal State Fullerton
Hometown: Ontario, CA
MLB Draft: Cleveland Indians 26th Round
COLLEGE
2013
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
9
7-0
2.36
61.0
53
7
0
In high school earned three varsity letters… Finished high school with a 12-1 record with a 0.72 ERA and 101 strikeouts, while having a .391 batting avg… Named to the Max Preps and Baseball America All-American teams… Named the CIF Southern Section Division III, the Inland Valley Bulletin
and the San Gabriel Valley Player of the Year… Named to the max Preps All-State team, and to the Los Angeles Times All-Southland team… Majoring in
Kinesiology… Son of Charles and Linda Garza… Born on March 20th, 1994.
PERSONAL
TREVOR KELLEY
RHP U 6'4" U 215 U R/R
Sophomore, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Hometown: Wilmington, NC
COLLEGE
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
2013
18
2-0
1.50
24.0
19
7
0
2012
4
0-0
16.20
1.2
3
2
0
38
10
SUMMER – CAL RIPKEN BASEBALL LEAGUE
2012
16
2-1
1.80
35
PERSONAL In high school participated in the 2009 and 2010 State Games representing Region 2… Named all-conference as a junior… Summer of 2012
played in the Cal Ripken Baseball League for the Baltimore Redbirds… Majoring in Exercise and Sports Science… Originally from Barrington, RI…
Is a die hard Red Sox and Patriots fan… Enjoys fishing and golf… Has three siblings Andrew, (twin) Jonathan, and Megan… Son of Greg and Jill Kelley…
Born on October 20th, 1992.
KEVIN KRAMER
3B U 6'1" U 195 U L/R
Sophomore, University of California Los Angeles
Hometown: Turlock, CA
MLB Draft: Cleveland Indians 25th Round
COLLEGE
G
AVG.
R
RBI
HR
SB
FLD%
2013
33
.265
21
25
2
8
.956
2012
44
.281
18
13
0
1
.922
5
6
SUMMER – NORTHWOODS BASEBALL LEAGUE
2012
40
.339
26
21
PERSONAL In high school was a three-year varsity earner for baseball and football… A three-time first-team All-Central California League selection… Played
for the USA Baseball U-16 team… Named the Stanislaus District’s Athlete of the Year in 2010-11… As a freshman at UCLA led the team in postseason batting avg. going 10-for-26… Earned the starting third base slot… Summer of 2012 played for the La Crosse Loggers of the Northwoods League… Majoring
in History… Enjoys playing golf… Has two siblings Michael and Steven… Son of Glenn and Maureen Kramer… Born on October 3rd, 1993.
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Players
J. LUPLOW | C. MARCONCINI | J. MILLER
JORDAN LUPLOW
OF U 6'0" U 190 U R/R
Sophomore, Fresno State University
Hometown: Clovis, CA
COLLEGE
G
AVG.
R
RBI
HR
SB
FLD%
2013
17
.226
12
6
2
5
.974
2012
59
.279
33
34
2
10
.982
26
6
1
SUMMER – ALASKA BASEBALL LEAGUE
2012
42
.280
33
PERSONAL In high school was First-team All-Tri-River Athletic Conference… Participated in the California North/South series and Rawlings Nor Cal World
Series… In college was named the 2012 WAC Tournament MVP… Named to the 2012 WAC All-Tournament and Academic All-WAC teams… Summer
of 2012 played for the Anchorage Glacier Pilots of the Alaska Baseball League… Came in 5th in RBI for the ABL… Named to the ABL All-Star team…
Majoring in Kinesiology… Enjoys fishing, golfing, ping pong, and long boarding… Has one sibling Jessica… Son of Mark and Rebecca Luplow… Born on
September 26th, 1993.
CHRIS MARCONCINI
OF U 6'4" U 230 U L/L
Junior, Duke University
Hometown: Brentwood, TN
COLLEGE
G
AVG.
R
RBI
HR
SB
FLD%
2013
38
.258
32
31
8
8
.997
2011
55
.291
41
39
4
8
.989
17
3
1
.991
SUMMER – VALLEY BASEBALL LEAGUE
2011
43
.295
27
PERSONAL In high school was a three-year letter winner… Named all-state, all-district, and all-region…Earned all-county first team honors… Selected to the
Power Showcase in 2008 &2009… Named the top hitter at the 2009 Sunshine Classic… Member of the National Honor Society… In college named
Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America… Freshman season led the team in doubles, triples, home runs, RBI, slugging percentage, and total bases…
RBIs were the most by a Duke freshman since 1999… Summer of 2011 played for the Harrisonburg Turks of the Valley Baseball League… Majoring in
Sociology… Has two siblings Matthew and Stephen… Son of Glen and Kim Marconcini… Born on February 18th, 1992.
JARED MILLER
LHP U 6'6" U 235 U L/L
Hometown: Avon, IN
COLLEGE
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
2013
14
2-1
3.14
14.1
13
11
0
2012
25
3-0
3.06
32.1
23
13
0
PERSONAL In high school was a three-year letter winner for baseball and basketball… Named 2011 First team All-State… From 2009 to 2011 was
All-Conference, Indiana All-West Player of the Year, Mr. Baseball candidate, Indiana All-West team from 2009 to 2011… Holds career school records in
homeruns, RBI, innings pitched, and strikeouts, along with single season school records for homeruns, RBI, batting avg, and strikeouts… In college a
2011-12 SEC First-year Academic Honor Roll… A Dean’s List student and winner of the Omaha Challenge for pitchers… Major is undeclared…
Enjoys playing basketball… Has two siblings Joshua and Joey… Son of Randy and Diane Miller… Born on August 21st, 1993.
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FULLER | FAMILY | FOUNDATION
We are proud to support
the excellence,
sportsmanship
and character of the
Cape Cod Baseball League.
DESIGN CONSTRUCTION STONEWORK
MAINTENANCE CONSERVATION
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Christopher W. Kanaga
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Players
R. MOORE | L. PAULA | P. PFEIFER
RILEY MOORE
C U 6'3" U 190 U S/R
Sophomore, University of Arizona
Hometown: Santa Barbara, CA
MLB Draft: Philadelphia Phillies in the 21st Round
COLLEGE
G
AVG.
R
RBI
HR
SB
FLD%
2013
33
.266
24
21
0
2
.991
2012
64
.301
40
38
1
2
0
In high school was a two-time First Team All-Channel League selection… Played in the Area Code games in 2010 for the Milwaukee Brewers
Blue… In college named to first-team Freshman All-American by Baseball America… Named to the CWS All-Tournament Team… 18 multiple hit games
and had season-high streak of 11-straight games reaching base… Named 2013 Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American 3rd team… Majoring in Sports
Management… Enjoys surfing, playing beach volleyball, and traveling… Has four siblings who are quadruplets, Clare, Payton, Shane, and Keric… Son of
Mitch and Mary Moore… Father played minor league baseball in the Angels organization… Born on August 12th, 1993.
PERSONAL
LUIS PAULA
RHP U 6'3" U 195 U S/R
Sophomore, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Hometown: McLeansville, NC
COLLEGE
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
2013
9
0-0
8.59
7.1
6
10
0
2012
13
0-1
5.95
19.2
21
11
0
40.0
28
18
1
SUMMER – COASTAL PLAINS LEAGUE
2012
9
4-3
3.15
PERSONAL In high school ranked 21st in the state by Impact Baseball… Named to the 3A All-State Team as a junior… Ranked 7th academically in his
graduating class… In college named the 14th best prospect in the league by Perfect Game… Summer of 2012 played for the Forest City Owls in the Coastal
Plains League… Majoring in Exercise and Sports Science… Enjoys fishing, golf, and waterskiing… Has two siblings Alexis and Elissa… Son of Miguel and
Emily Paula… Born on June 22nd, 1993.
PHILIP PFEIFER
LHP U 6'0" U 185 U L/L
Hometown: Knoxville, TN
MLB Draft: Texas Rangers in the 44th Round
COLLEGE
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
2013
10
2-0
4.14
45.2
35
23
CG
0
2012
11
0-1
3.24
16.2
8
9
0
27
13
0
SUMMER – CAPE COD BASEBALL LEAGUE
2012
20
2-2
4.56
25.2
PERSONAL In high school set or matched multiple state records, including state record for career wins going 46-4 with 465 strikeouts… Named 2011
All-American by Louisville Slugger and ESPN Rise… Named 2008-11 All-State, All-Region, and All-District… Was a four time state champ… In college
earned the SEC Pitcher of the Week… Summer of 2012 played for the Orleans Firebirds in the Cape Cod Baseball League… Majoring in Economics…
Plays the electric bass and guitar… Enjoys golfing and tennis… Loves Italian food, and favorite athlete is Andre Agassi… Spends his free time playing Halo,
listening to blink 182, and cheering for the Yankees… Has two siblings Olivia and Peggy… Son of Phil and Janet Pfeifer… Born on July 15th, 1992.
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Cape Cod Baseball
League and Its Fans
Best Wishes
for a Terrific Season
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Players
J. SBORZ | C. SLAYBAUGH | T. THORNTON
JOSH SBORZ
RHP U 6'3" U 225 U R/R
Freshman, University of Virginia
Hometown: McLean, VA
COLLEGE
2013
G
W-L
ERA
IP
SO
BB
CG
22
3-0
1.99
40.2
39
9
0
In high school was named Virginia State Player of the Year in 2012… Is a two-time All-State honoree… Is a two-time All-Met selection…
Has three siblings, Jay, Heather, and Chrissy… Brother, Jay, made MLB debut in 2010 for the Detroit Tigers… Son of John and Tina Sborz… Born on
December 17th, 1992.
PERSONAL
COLLIN SLAYBAUGH
C U 6'1" U 190 U L/R
Junior, Washington State University
Hometown: Puyallup, WA
COLLEGE
2013
G
AVG.
R
RBI
HR
SB
FLD%
27
.317
19
10
0
8
.986
2012
41
.265
20
16
0
6
.976
2011
39
.308
25
13
0
9
.978
PERSONAL In high school lettered all four years… Named second team all-league junior and senior years… In college was named Pac-12 All-Academic First
Team… Was named CoSIDA District VIII Academic First Team… Majoring in Kinesiology… has a 4.0 GPA, and on the President’s Honor Roll… Named
to the President’s Honor Roll 4 times… Is a candidate for the Rhodes Scholarship… Hobbies include playing ping-pong in his free time… Has one sibling
Kathryn… Son of Darin and Jo Anne Slaybaugh… Born on April 3rd, 1992.
TRENT THORNTON
RHP U 6'0" U 175 U R/R
Freshman, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Hometown: Charlotte, NC
COLLEGE
2013
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
12
8-0
0.56
48.1
38
6
0
PERSONAL In high school was ranked No. 370 nationally by Perfect Game and No. 12 in the state of North Carolina… rated No. 10 in the state by Impact
Baseball… Also, played basketball in high school… Was a member of the National Honor Society and the National Technical Honor Society… Was a
Member of Knights in Action community service group… Major is Undeclared… Father played football at Indiana, grandfather played football and
baseball at Kansas, and uncle played football at Davidson… Has one sibling Lindsay… Son of Jeff and Patty Thornton… Born on September 30th, 1993.
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Players
M. TROUPE | K. TWOMEY | C. WELMON
MATT TROUPE
RHP U 6'1" U 190 U R/R
Sophomore, University of Arizona
Hometown: Northridge, CA
MLB Draft: New York Yankees in the 16th Round
COLLEGE
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
2013
19
2-0
2.55
24.2
38
12
0
2012
24
6-1
3.47
36.1
44
19
0
5
2
0
SUMMER – CAPE COD BASEBALL LEAGUE
2012
2
0-0
0.00
2.2
PERSONAL In high school earned 2011 Rawlings Second Team All-American recognition… Named All-CIF Division 2 Second Team in 2011… Named First
Team All-Mission League in 2011… Recognized as the LA Daily News Newcomer of the Year in 2008… In college earned two victories in the college
world series… Was the winning pitcher of the 2012 Men’s College Baseball National Championship… Summer of 2012 played for the Orleans Firebirds of
the Cape Cod Baseball League… A member of the student athlete academic committee at U of A… Majoring in Business… Hobbies include fishing and
tanning… Has one sibling Christina… Son of Mark and Lyndy Troupe… Born on September 15th, 1992.
KYLE TWOMEY
LHP U 6'3" U 165 U L/L
Freshman, University of Southern California
Hometown: Placentia, CA
MLB Draft: Oakland Athletics in the 3rd Round
COLLEGE
2013
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
11
2-4
5.40
50.0
35
22
1
In high school played four years of varsity baseball… Named the Century League Pitcher of the Year, All-Orange County All-Star, All-American,
All-CIF, and MVP of the National Classic in 2012… Named the Century League Pitcher of the Year, All-State, and an Under Armour All-American in
2011… Earned All-League honors in 2010… Named Century League Rookie of the Year in 2009… Major is Undeclared… Hobbies are golf, hanging out
on the beach, and ping-pong… Father worked in the Tigers and Angels organizations as an athletic trainer… Has one sibling Taylor… Son of Mike and
Cindy Twomey… Born on December 29th, 1993.
PERSONAL
COLIN WELMON
RHP U 6'3" U 190 U L/R
Sophomore, Loyola Marymount University
Hometown: Tustin, CA
COLLEGE
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
2013
9
5-2
1.31
62.0
52
20
1
2012
15
7-4
3.87
95.1
66
14
1
PERSONAL In high school was a four-year letter winner… Claimed All-Sea View League recognition all four years… Named All-CIF in 2009… Was an
All-County and Cal Hi Sports All-State selection in 2009… Named Team MVP, All-City, and All-Area in 2011… Member of the Angels Elite Scout
Team… In college was named WCC All-Freshman team selection… Named Freshman All Conference… Was a 2013 Preseason All-WCC selection…
Summer of 2012 played for the La Crosse Loggers of the Northwoods Baseball League… Majoring in Communications… Hobbies include fishing, golf,
tennis, water skiing, hiking, and swimming… Has two siblings Tyler and Hayley… Son of Nancy and Bill Welmon… Born on August 7th, 1992.
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Players
D. ZAMORA
DANIEL ZAMORA
LHP U 6'3" U 187 U L/L
Freshman, Stony Brook University
Hometown: La Puente, CA
MLB Draft: Toronto Blue Jays in the 27th Round
COLLEGE
2013
G
W-L
ERA
IP
K
BB
CG
9
1-6
4.84
48.1
37
12
1
In college has thrown five scoreless innings… Named America East Rookie of the Week… Majoring in Sociology… Hobbies include golfing…
Went to Bishop Amat High School in La Puente, and was coached by Chris Beck, the pitching coach for the Firebirds from 2005-11… Has one sibling
Edward… Son of Shannon and Ed Zamora… Born on April 15th, 1993.
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Orleans Firebirds Russ Ford Memorial Scholarship
In 2005, the Orleans Firebirds (then known as the Cardinals) initiated a scholarship program for graduating Nauset High School seniors who were
playing members of a varsity team and going on to a degree-granting institution.
2013
2008
Dylan R. FOX, South Orleans, University of New England
Kimberly A. STEWART, Eastham, University of Bridgeport
Nathan MEAD, Eastham, Campbell University
Katelyn MOONEY, Brewster, Sacred Heart University
Connor SEYMOUR, Brewster, Endicott College
2012
E.J. DZIEDZINA, Brewster, Syracuse University
2007
Special award for service to the Firebirds to:
Brittany BOHANNON, North Eastham, Northeastern University
Lindsey A. BOISVERT, Brewster, Northeastern University
Lindsay BOTSFORD, Orleans, Gordon College
Charles NICHOLSON, Brewster, UMass/Dartmouth
Heather ROSATO, South Orleans, Bridgewater State University
2011
Samantha LOMBA, Provincetown, Bridgewater State University
2006
2010
Matt HOSSFELD, Brewster, University of Maine
Marcu DEL NEGRO, South Orleans, University of Southern California
Chelsey PERRY, Brewster, College of Charleston
Jocelyne SMITH, Brewster, Bridgewater State University
Madelyn WALTERS, Orleans, University of Connecticut
Special Award for Service to the Firebirds to:
Keith DELCOURT, Eastham, Bridgewater State University
2009
2005
Jessica HOSSFELD, Brewster, University of Virginia
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C A PE C O D B A SEBAL L L E AG UE F IE L D D IRE CTION S
EAST DIV ISIO N
WEST DIVISION
BREWSTER WHITECAPS
BOURNE BRAVES
Stony Brook School, 384 Underpass Road, Brewster
Doran Park, Upper Cape Tech, 220 Sandwich Road, Bourne
Take Route 6A from Orleans center into Brewster. Turn left on
Underpass Road (TD Bank is on the corner). Stony Brook School is
on the right. Take driveway to the field, which is located behind the
school buildings.
Take Route 6 to Exit 1. Bear right off the exit and take the first left
onto Adams Street. At the end of Adams Street, turn left on Sandwich
Road (Route 6). Proceed along the canal. After the ice rink, the
school driveway is on the left. The field is up the steep driveway
behind the school.
Brewster GPS Field Directions: 41.758270, -70.070055
Bourne GPS Field Directions: 41.744200, -70.577800
CHATHAM ATHLETICS
Veteran’s Field, 702 Main Street, Chatham
COTUIT KETTLEERS
Take Route 28 from Orleans past Ryder’s Cove. Turn right on Crowell
Road. Follow to end, and turn left onto Main Street (Rt. 28). The field
is on the left behind the former school.
Lowell Park, Lowell Street, Cotuit
Take Route 6 to Exit 5 (Route 149). Bear left at end of ramp onto
Route 149. Stay to the right until the end. Bear right onto Route
28. Turn left on Putnam. Follow to Lowell Avenue on the right. The
parking lot and field is on the right.
Chatham GPS Field Directions: 41.684724, -69.962681
HARWICH MARINERS
Cotuit GPS Field Directions: 41.625218, -70.434877
Whitehouse Field, 75 Oak Street, Harwich
FALMOUTH COMMODORES
Take Route 6 to Exit 10 (Route 124). Bear left at the end of ramp
onto Route 124. Take a left at the light (Queen Anne Road). Proceed
0.3 miles to Oak Street on the right. Continue 0.8 miles and turn left
into parking lot just before the high school.
Guv. Fuller Field, Main Street, Falmouth Center
Take Route 6 to Exit 5 (Route 149). Bear left at the end of ramp onto
Route 149. Stay to the right on Route 149 until the end. Bear right
onto Route 28. Continue on Route 28 through Mashpee Rotary to
Falmouth Center. The field is on the right behind the police station.
Harwich GPS Field Directions: 41.692690, -70.066160
ORLEANS FIREBIRDS
Falmouth GPS Field Directions: 41.555210, -70.604085
Eldredge Park, 78 Eldredge Park Way, Orleans
It is adjacent to the Nauset Regional Middle School at the
intersection of Route 28 and Eldredge Park Way.
HYANNIS HARBOR HAWKS
Orleans GPS Field Directions: 41.782775, -69.988120
Take Route 6 to Exit 7 (Willow Street). Bear left at the end of ramp.
Follow Willow through lights across Route 28 onto Yarmouth Road.
Turn right at the end onto Main Street. Keep in left lane on Main
Street to High School Road Ext which dead-ends at the field.
McKeon Field, 120 High School Road, Hyannis
YARMOUTH-DENNIS RED SOX
“Red” Wilson Field, D-Y Regional High School,
210 Station Avenue, South Yarmouth
Hyannis GPS Field Directions: 41.648275, - 70.283475
Take Route 6 to Exit 8 (Union Street).
Turn left at the end of the ramp
onto Station Avenue. Proceed
1.4 miles and turn left into
the high school parking
lot. The field is at the
rear of the lot.
WAREHAM GATEMEN
Clem Spillane Field, 54 Marion Road at Viking Drive, Wareham
Take Route 6 to Exit 1. Bear right off the exit and take
the first left onto Adams Street. At the end of Adams,
turn left on Sandwich Road and follow to the Bourne
Bridge. Take Route 25 across the bridge and proceed
to Exit 2 (Route 6, Wareham). After passing through
Wareham Center, Route 6 bears left up a hill. The
field is on the left behind the Town Hall parking lot.
Yarmouth-Dennis
GPS Field
Directions:
41.677375,
-70.191855
Wareham GPS Field Directions:
41.758022, -70.722160
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Fresh Seafood Right Off the Boat!
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TEIXEIRA, Mark, 1B
TISSENBAUM, Maxx, SS
TORREZ, Riccio, 3B
YEAR
COLLEGE
TEAM
2000
2010
2006
2011
2008
2006
2010
East Carolina
Florida
Miami (FL)
Jacksonville State
Cal State-Sacramento
Georgia Tech
Hawaii
Washington
Tri-City
Boston
Grand Junction
Colorado Springs
Baltimore
Springfield
2002
2005
2007
2007
2006
2003
2010-11
2010-11
2006
2011
2007
2010
2009
2008
2008-10
2009
2006
2011
2011
2010
2005
2011
2009
2010
2010
2010-11
2010-11
2005
2010
2011
2010
2011
2009
2007
2007
2003
2008-09
2009
2009
2007
1999
2010
2010-11
2010-11
2005
2004
2006
2008-10
2009
2011
Oklahoma State
Virginia
California
USC
North Carolina State
William & Mary
Elon
Gonzaga
Maryland
Kent State
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Pepperdine
Miami (FL)
Connecticut
Duke
Georgia Tech
Dayton
Arizona
Dayton
Georgia Tech
Stony Brook
Lynn
Washington
Arizona State
Massachusetts Lowell
Illinois State
Loyola Marymount
Dayton
Dakota State
Duke
Arizona State
Virginia
South Carolina
Arizona
Oklahoma
UCLA
Elon
Oregon State
Virginia
Northeast Louisiana
Arizona
Hawaii
Duke
Georgia Southern
Massachusetts
Florida State
USC
Kent State
Loyola Marymount
(DL)
Harrisburg
Modesto
San Diego
Bakersfield
Cincinnati
Charleston
Bowling Green
Toronto
Visalia
Louisville
West Michigan
Akron
Staten Island
Helena
Savannah
Louisville
Greeneville
Batavia
High Desert
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ORG
POSITION PLAYERS continued
POSITION PLAYERS
APLIN, Andrew, OF
BARTON, Brian, OF
BOGGS, Brandon, OF
BOYD, Jayce, 3B
BROWN, Gary, OF
BROWN, Jordan, OF
BUDDE, Ryan, C
BURRISS, Emmanuel, SS
BUTERA, Drew, C
CARRITHERS, Alden, 2B
CRAWFORD, Brandon, SS
CURTIS, Colin, OF
D'ARNAUD, Chase, SS
DAVIS, Andrew, IF
DUFFY, Matt, SS
DUNIGAN, Joe, OF
ESPOSITO, Brian, C
ESPOSITO, Jason, 3B
FIGUEROA, Cole, SS
FLORES, Rudy, 1B
FREIMAN, Nate, 1B
GASTON, Jon, OF
GOMEZ, Anthony, 2B
GOWENS, Brennan, OF
GREENE, Tyler, SS
HANIGAN, Ryan, C
HASSAN, Alex, OF
HEFFLEY, Ross, 2B
HELTON, Todd, 1B
JARAMILLO, Jason, C
JIMENEZ, Jose, C
KEPPINGER, Jeff, 2B
KOCH, Matt, C
LINTON, Ollie, OF
LOFTUS, Joe, 3B
LOHMAN, Devin, SS
MAHONEY, Joe, 1B
MARJAMA, Mike, 3B
MATTHEWS, Jaren, 1B
MICHAELS, Jason, OF
MUNO, Danny, 2B
NEWMAN, Matt, OF
NICOLAS, Cesar, 1B
OLT, Mike, 3B
PETTIT, Chris, OF
PILL, Brett, 1B
PIWNICA-WORMS, Will, OF
PLAGMAN, Tony, 1B
POYTHRESS, Rich, 1B
RABEN, Dennis, OF
RICHARDSON, Antoan, OF
SATIN, Josh, 2B
SELSKY, Steve, OF
SOBOLEWSKI, Mark, 3B
SONGCO, Angelo, OF
STASSI, Brock, OF
STEWART, Jacob, OF
TARTAMELLA, Travis, C
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2010-11
2008
2008
2007
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2007
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2009
2011
Arizona State
Miami (FL)
Georgia Tech
Florida State
Cal State Fullerton
Arizona
Oklahoma State
Kent State
UCF
UCLA
UCLA
Arizona State
Pepperdine
Kent State
Long Beach State
Oklahoma
Connecticut
Vanderbilt
Florida
Florida International
Duke
Arizona
Vanderbilt
Fresno State
Georgia Tech
Rollins
Duke
Western Carolina
Tennessee
Oklahoma State
Tampa
Georgia
Loyola Marymount
UC-Irvine
None
Long Beach State
Richmond
Long Beach State
Rutgers
Miami (FL)
Fresno State
Arizona State
Vanderbilt
Connecticut
Loyola Marymount
Cal State Fullerton
Duke
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Miami (FL)
Vanderbilt
California
Arizona
Miami (FL)
Loyola Marymount
Nevada
Stanford
2007-08
1999
2010-11
2009-10
Cal State-Los Angeles
Georgia Tech
Stony Brook
Arizona State
Lancaster
Campeche
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Richmond
Nashville
Reno
San Francisco
Minnesota
Mississippi
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Salem-Keizer
Jackson
Iowa
Delmarva
Durham
Missoula
San Antonio
Birmingham
Greensboro
Inland Empire
Houston
Cincinnati
Pawtucket
Rome
Colorado
Sacramento
Arkansas
Tampa Bay
Beloit
Mobile
Yakima
Bakersfield
Baltimore
Kannapolis
Bakersfield
Syracuse
St. Lucie
Vancouver
Monclova
Texas
Tulsa
San Francisco
Gulf Coast
Erie
Jackson
High Desert
Norfolk
New York
Bakersfield
Las Vegas
Rancho Cucamonga
Lakewood
Connecticut
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TUCKER, Preston, OF
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WALDRIP, Ben, 1B
WHEELER, Tim, OF
WIETERS, Matt, C
WONG, Kolten, 2B
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Minnesota
Nationals
Rockies
Padres
Reds
Reds
Yankees
Rays
Blue Jays
Diamondbacks
Reds
Tigers
Indians
Yankees
Brewers
Mets
Reds
Astros
Cardinals
Mariners
Yankees
Athletics
Yankees
Mariners
Astros
Mets
Astros
Yankees
Cardinals
Angels
Padres
Padres
Indians
Orioles
Nationals
Phillies
Astros
Rangers
Padres
Phillies
Braves
Phillies
Phillies
Blue Jays
Royals
Rays
Marlins
Brewers
Rangers
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Angels
Tigers
Red Sox
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BALLARD, Mike
BENNIGSON, Craig
BOXBERGER, Brad
BRACKMAN, Andrew
BRAY, Bill
BREBBIA, John
CARPENTER, Ryan
CECIL, Brett
CHAFIN, Andrew
CHRISTIANI, Nick
CLINARD, Will
COOK, Cole
ERICKSON, Eric
GLYNN, Elliot
GOULD, Jeremy
GUSTAFSON, Tim
HAUSCHILD, Mike
HEYER, Kurt
HOBSON, Cameron
HYDE, Lee
JOHNSON, Tyler
KAHNLE, Tommy
KITTREDGE, Andrew
LAMBSON, Mitchell
LEATHERSICH, Jack
LONG, Kenny
MEYERS, Brad
MITCHEM, Burny
MUTZ, Nick
O'GRADY, Dennis
OTTOSON, Kyle
PACKER, Matt
PELZER, Wynn
PERRY, Ryan
PURCEY, David
RASMUSSEN, Rob
REYES, Jimmy
REYES, Jorge
SCHWIMER, Michael
SHEETS, Ben
SIMON, Kyle
SISTO, Matt
STROMAN, Marcus
TEAFORD, Everett
TORRA, Matt
VILLANUEVA, Elih
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WEIBLEY, Brett
WHEELER, Jason
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Meet the Firebirds Interns
N
ot only are players recruited from
across the country, but so are our
interns. They perform critical roles to help the Firebirds season be so successful, including broadcasting, journalism,
video production, website management, photography, scouting
assistance, retailing and game-day
activities.
This year’s interns are directed
by Christian Carmody, a mathematics major at the University
of Vermont. Christian is the Busi-
The Firebirds give a great
deal of responsibility
and freedom to each
intern, providing valuable
exposure to how the game
is operated from a fan and
business perspective.
ness Manager for UVMtv and he
will manage a team of 15 college
interns complemented by three
high school interns.
Our entire broadcasting team
returns from last year. Kevin
Fitzgerald from Syracuse University and Sam Levitt from Northwestern University will again provide
their exciting play by play, while
Suzi Mellano from Texas Christian University will provide gameday interviews and live reporting.
Kevin is Sports Talk director at
WJPZ in Syracuse, while Sam is
a play-by-play broadcaster for the
Big 10 Digital Network. Suzi hosts
a weekly sports talk program on
WTCU in Fort Worth.
Our interns for game-day activities and events include the
returning Kelli Means from the
University of New Hampshire,
HERE ARE OUR 2013 TEAM OF INTERNS
NAME
SCHOOL
RESPONSIBILITIES
HOME TOWN
Christian CARMODY
University of Vermont
Director of Interns
Mayopac, NY
Sam LEVITT
Northwestern University
Broadcaster
Hewlett, NY
Kevin FITZGERALD
Syracuse University
Broadcaster
Hillsborough, NJ
Suzi MELLANO
Texas Christian University
Game Day Reporter
Fallbrook, CA
Matthew STYPULKOSKI
University of Connecticut
Journalist
Long Valley, NJ
Devin GOUDY
University of Pittsburgh
Game Day Intern
Groton, MA
Rebecca THOMPSON
St. Michaels College
Game Day Intern
Westford, MA
Haley RAFOLS
North Carolina State University
Game Day Intern
Cary, NC
Brian MAHER
Temple University
Game Day Intern
Pawtucket, RI
Trevor SALYERS
University of Massachusetts
Game Day Intern
Fallbrook, CA
Michael BREEN
Marquette University
Retail
Holden, MA
Michael GABRIELLI
Fairfield University
Retail
Orleans, MA
Brendan BLACK
University of New Hampshire
Video Coordinator
Westborough, MA
Astrid CABANILLAS
St. John’s University
Video Coordinator
Massapequa, NY
Brandon MARR
University of Florida
Scouting Liaison
Sarasota, FL
Kelli MEANS
University of New Hampshire
Yearbook and
Game Day Intern
Prosper, TX
Nathan GARRAN
Nauset High School
Eastham, MA
Michael DALY
Dover Sherborn HS
Dover, MA
Russ DALY
Dover Sherborn HS
Dover, MA
who has worked during the winter to help produce this yearbook.
Michael Breen from Marquette
University also returns as our retail coordinator.
The Firebirds team welcomes
back a trio of high school interns
from 2012. Nathan Garran from
Nauset High School has been with
the team since 2005, when he first
was a bat boy. Michael and Russ
Daly from Dover Sherborn High
School will be seasoned veterans
by the time they enter the college
ranks.
The Firebirds give a great deal
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of responsibility and freedom to
each intern, providing valuable
exposure to how the game is operated from a fan and business
perspective. Their work enhances
the entire fan experience, and they
help make Firebirds Nation very
special. P
PROUD TO SPONSOR THE
ORLEANS FIREBIRDS
From our team to yours.
Visit us at www.kinlingrover.com
View us at
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New Home Building
Renovations & Additions
167 Cranberry Highway
Get your fill at the 2nd
Annual Orleans ClamBQ!
Orleans 508-255-9804
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Saturday, Sept. 28th, Orleans
Featuring an Authentic Lobster Clambake &
Traditional Barbeque, Live Music, Beer and
Wine Garden, Local Vendors and more!
Thursday & Friday, Sept. 26th and 27th, Orleans
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the classic surf film
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Commercial & Residential
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EPA Lead Certified, Licensed & Insured
The Clothes Den
Quality Clothing at Outlet Prices
“Best Bargain Shop”
-Cape Cod Life
“Best Women’s & Men’s Clothing Store”
-2010 Reader’s Choice Award, Cape Codder
Go Firebirds!
Cape Cod’s most talked
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An Eating & Drinking Pub
Famous for our Fish & Chips, Seafood Chowder & Fun!
Crisp Salads, Lighter Fare and Heart-Healthy Meals As Always
Daily “Whiteboard” Specials
THE FRESHEST OF FISH
(Baked or Golden Fried in Cholesterol-free oil)
Original Orleans
PRIME RIB NIGHT
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Open Year-Round For 40 Years
Serving Lunch from 11:30 am • Dinner from 5:00 pm
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for lunch.
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preparing dinner.
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ESPRESSO BAR
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Award Winning Ice Cream,
You May Enjoy:
With caprino salad, angelini caprese pasta, scallops puttanesca
and grandma’s baked lasagna on the menu, is it any wonder why
we need extra time to prepare? The Fairway Restaurant.
The best ingredients. Made fresh. Dinner’s ready, are you coming?
LOW & NON-FAT FROZEN YOGURTS
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SORBETS & SHERBERTS
FROZEN FRESH FRUIT DRINKS
DELICIOUS BAKED GOODS
Open Daily 11-11 • 240-0003
Homemade. Not just the food, the feeling.
Jct. Rtes. 28 & 6A, Orleans (next to Cookes Seafood)
4295 Route 6, North Eastham (508) 255-3893
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The 2012 Firebirds Award Winners
CAPE COD BASEBALL LEAGUE AWARDS
Manny Robello Award, 10th Player
Jake Hernandez, USC
CCBL All League Team
Conrad Gregor, Vanderbilt
Jarrett Arakawa, Hawaii
Kyle Crockett, Virginia
ORLEANS FIREBIRDS TEAM AWARDS
The Charles F. Moore, Sr. Award
Most Valuable Player
The Charles F. Moore, Jr. Award
For Outstanding Performance
On And Off The Field
Jake Hernandez, USC
Thomas Yankus Pitching Award
East Division All Stars
Jake Hernandez, USC
Matt Boyd, Oregon State
Pat Christensen, LaSalle
Dylan Clark, Elon
Castleberry Coaches’ Award
Kevin Brown, Bryant
Michael Montville, Maryland
Harry Hossfeld Spirit Award
For Hard Work, Sportsmanship,
Leadership And Courage
Angelo La Bruna, Duke
Max Rossiter, Arizona State
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IN SUPPORT OF THE CAPE COD BASEBALL LEAGUE
Thursday, September 5, 2013
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6:00 PM
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Silent and Live Auctions Supporting the Cape Cod Baseball League
$185.00 per person / corporate tables of 10 available
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A former batboy and current intern shares
How the Firebirds
teach discipline,
compassion and teamwork
BY NATHAN GARRAN
M
y name is Nathan Garran, and I joined the then-Orleans Cardinals organization in 2005. As a young boy,
my parents brought me to Cardinal games a few times
over the summer. My fondest memories are eating ice
cream from the concession stand and playing catch
with my father along the third-base line.
I was too young then to realize I often was standing just feet away from
future stars such as Lance Niekro and Mark Teixeira.
In 2005, I officially became a member of the Orleans Firebirds. From
2005 to 2010, I worked as a bat boy for the team. From the 2011 season
on, I have been an intern. Little did I know that these jobs not only were
so much fun, but also great learning experiences.
As a bat boy, I was taught patience. At 10 years of age, I was thrilled to
run onto the field to collect bats, bring baseballs to the umpires and collect balls that screamed into the fenced backstop. But, as eager as I was to
race onto the field, I had to wait for the play to finish.
There was one time when the ball got past the catcher with a man on
base. Not really knowing the rules of the game, I ran to the backstop to
retrieve the ball, only to be met by a 200-pound catcher trying to beat
me to it.
Needless to say, I was just a little bit embarrassed. Even now, eight seasons later, I wince at the memory. If I just had waited another second or
two, I would have realized that I didn’t need to run out to the field.
“From the day I stepped
onto the field at Eldredge Park,
I felt I truly was
a member of the team.”
Nathan Garran
PHOTOS BY STEVE GARRAN
X“Big Nate” (Nate Freiman)
and “Little Nate” in 2008.
XBat Kids Nathan and Allison Garran
with player Brad Gemberling in
2008.
PHOTO BY STEVE GARRAN
XNathan received the
Now, as an Eagle Scout and the
Senior Patrol Leader of Troop 83
of Eastham, I supervise 25 boys
from the ages 12 to 16. Trying to
manage that many people at one
time requires a lot of patience.
As an intern for the Firebirds
last year, I learned the hard way
that things don’t always go as
planned. The team began using
live video stream to accompany
traditional live broadcasts. Over
the first few games, the interns
had a lot of trouble trying to get
the new equipment to do what it
was supposed to do.
With a little time and patience,
the video stream was up and running by game time. Within a few
weeks of the season, all systems
were ready to go in no time at all.
I also have learned about dedication and discipline.
Working for the team meant I
had to be at certain games at certain times; no exceptions. That
discipline has carried over to my
success as a Boy Scout and the focus needed to attain Eagle Scout.
It also helps me every day at my
job at Eastham ACE Hardware.
Finally, the Firebirds’ experience has taught me well about
compassion and teamwork. From
the time I stepped onto the field
at Eldredge Park, I felt I truly was
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Mike Latham Genesis
Fund Award last year for
his experience the year before
when he faced seven surgeries
over five months including
two that were more than nine
hours long. It was presented
at Fenway Park for exhibiting
confidence, courage, kindness
towards others, as well as the
ability to overcome and accept
adversity.
a member of the team. I never
had a big brother, but the players
through the last eight years always
have made me feel so welcome.
Today, they are my big brothers.
When I went through a string
of surgeries in the winter of 2010
into 2011, I was overwhelmed by
support from alumni of the Firebirds. I was blessed to have a few
of them visit me in the hospital.
Because of this, I try my best to
share similar care and compassion
with others.
When the 2012 season ended,
I drove the team golf cart into the
shadows of Eldredge Park, sad to
see the experience end, but grateful for the immediate expectation
of a new summer and new big
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The Home Plate Shop at Eldredge Park is open at 6:30 p.m. before every
7:00 p.m. home game, and it closes shortly after the conclusion of the game.
What many Home Plate Shop customers may not know is that managing
the operation is a year-round effort, staffed entirely by a team of about 20
volunteers, motivated in large part by how important proceeds from sales
are to finance the Firebirds.
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The Orleans Firebirds
baseball clinic
A summer highlight for boys and girls from 5 to 15
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obby was diagnosed
with juvenile diabetes
when he was 6 years
old. He also suffers
from an anxiety disorder. The maladies make life pretty
tough, but baseball has been a saving grace, making him feel “normal,” as his uncle says.
Last summer, he visited the
Firebirds clinic. Soon, Coaches Jason Brown and Benny Craig were
giving Bobby (not his real name)
individual hitting and pitching instruction.
“Our family watched Bobby’s
excitement and enthusiasm for
baseball. He recited every night
the five fundamentals that Benny
had taught him, and the idea of
being a student-athlete rather
than an athlete-student.”
During one night game last
year, Bobby took photographs of
the Firebirds pitchers and pointed
out to his family things he saw
each pitcher do poorly, all based
on what he learned from Jason.
“He was ready to take the camera
to Brown in the dugout during the
game, until we suggested it may
not be the best idea,” a relative related with a smile.
The Firebird coaches just
didn’t run through drills or teach
fundamentals. “They spent time
listening to (Bobby) and his concerns, instilling along the way the
importance of what it is to be an
extraordinary person, not just an
extraordinary athlete. Learning
how to throw a change-up and
improve his hitting were just bonuses.”
Beyond the lights of the night
games, the Firebirds clinic and the
coaches’ commitment have become an indelible part of the Or-
leans summer at Nauset Middle
School.
Manager Kelly Nicholson receives letters and emails of praise
like the one from Bobby’s family
year round, citing not only improved skills, but also enhanced
sportsmanship – and love for the
game.
Manager Nicholson, who operates the clinic, agrees: “The kids
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develop character skills and good
sportsmanship.
In addition to a parents-kids
game during the week, another
highlight is the “Run with the
‘Birds.” Clinic participants run
onto the field with the players
at the start of the game, and parents can take their pictures. “The
clinic and features like Run with
the ‘Birds have has taken off like
wildfire,” says Nancy Nickerson,
who along with Elaine Brickman,
volunteer hundreds of hours administering the clinic.
“We let our campers bring their
parents at 5 o’clock and watch batting practice in the dugout. Then,
we let their sons and daughters
catch balls in batting practice. All
of us are also available after the
game for autographs. Sometimes,
they go to dinner with the team,”
says Nicholson.
Footnote: Bobby’s name was
changed to protect the privacy of
the family, whose members were
delighted to share his experience
and their appreciation. P
know that Nomar Garciaparra,
Matt Weiters and Manny Burris
played on the same field. Who
will be the next big leaguer from
the clinic? It’s all pretty special.”
It’s also special for the Firebirds’ players. “They become the
coaches; so they soon appreciate
their own manager and coaches
better,” explains Nicholson. “They
see how difficult it is to win working with 5, 6 or 7-year olds, and
asking them to perform each day.”
While improving skills are
important, the clinic is first and
foremost about having fun, says
Nicholson. “We want the kids to
All participants receive instruction from the manager,
coaches and Firebirds, as well as a
t-shirt, and an opportunity to “run
with the ‘Birds.” ‘Campers of the
Week’ also will be awarded at the
conclusion of each clinic.
Clinics are held weekly beginning June 17 and continuing
through August 2 at Nauset Middle School (adjacent to Eldredge
Park). They run from 9 a.m. to
11:30 a.m. Water breaks and a nutrition break will take place daily,
so attendees should bring snacks
and water, in addition to their
baseball gear.
Cost is $100/week or $25/day.
There also are specialty clinics in
pitching, catching and hitting for
$40 per session. You can sign up at
orleansfirebirds.com or register at
the beginning of each clinic week
beginning at 8:30 a.m. at Eldredge
Park. Semi-soft baseballs are used
for beginners. Required batting
helmets will be supplied. P
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baseball. Skills and technical instruction will cover throwing,
catching, fielding, hitting and base running. All level of abilities
are identified, and all instruction is based on the age, ability and
playing experience of each boy and girl. A high instructor to child
ratio ensures that each boy and girl receives personal attention
and direction.
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Located right off Rt. 28, we feature eclectic global dishes with a touch of
Cape Cod. The dining room offers a casual elegance; Junior’s Bar is perfect for a
light bite or full meal. Patio dining too. Our menu includes salmon gravlax with
potato pancakes, raspberry and brie spring rolls, Primavera with your choice of
sauce and chicken, scallops or shrimp. Filet Mignon & Veal Saltimbocca are
customer favorites.
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The Bird Nests
Local families who host Firebirds
develop lifetime connections
PHOTO BY NANCY NICKERSON
B
ill von Thaden never
had been a baseball
fan. But that changed
in 2004, the year his
family turned its guest
house into a summer Bird Nest.
“We didn’t know much about
baseball, and we knew very little
about the Cape league. We had
no idea that major league scouts
come here to recruit players,” says
the East Orleans resident.
So when the first players came
to nest at the von Thaden home
nine years ago, the family learned
quite a lot – and fast. “They sat
us down and told us the ABC’s of
baseball; and we developed a great
appreciation of the game,” recalls
von Thadden, who, with his wife,
Kim, and three children, have
hosted 18 players over the years.
“They’re teenagers now, but
our kids were still little back in
2004. Sometimes we’d let one of
the players take them out for ice
cream, and they thought it was
pretty cool to be out with a teenager without mom and dad,” says
von Thaden.
The family continues to host
two players each year. Their home
seems to be a lucky charm for its
summer residents; every player
PHOTO BY NANCY NICKERSON
XPlayer Max Rossiter with his
family Rick and John Purcell,
as well as Mom, Jean Stanley.
XPlayers Dylan Covey and
who stayed there was drafted, and
most still are in the game.
The best part of the experience for him has been following
the successes of those he hosted.
“You spend such a short amount
of time with these boys in one
season, but you can have a lifetime connection. That’s how I
feel about Everett Teaford. He
was a pitcher on the 2005 team,
and now he plays for the Kansas
City Royals. I still go see him play.
Sometimes I’ll take one of the
kids with me.”
His involvement has had other
benefits. “We started going to all
the games. It’s been a great excuse
to leave the office. ‘I gotta go to
the baseball game!’” he quips.
Lasting ties have been a major
part of the Birds Nest experience
for Steve Garran and his family,
especially for son, Nathan.
Among the players they have
hosted over the years is Nate Freiman. The former Wellesely High
School and Duke University star
now is 26 years old and is playing in the majors for the Oakland
Athletics after spending time in
both the San Diego Padres and
Houston Astros systems. Freiman hit .298 with 24 home runs
and 105 RBIs in 137 games with
the Double A San Antonio Missions in 2012. The Garran family
already has been to Fenway Park
this season to watch Freiman
make his first big league appearance against the Red Sox.
They genuinely consider Freiman part of the family. He stands
6 feet, 7 inches, so he is called “Big
Nate,” while Nathan is “Little Nate.”
Recently, the entire family traveled
to Arizona to attend Freiman’s
wedding to Amanda Blumenherst,
who is on the LPGA Tour.
Mary DeBartolo, an Orleans
resident and owner of the Local
Scoop, welcomed Firebirds players in her home for the last two
summers, and she is doing so again
this season. For her, it’s about being involved with the community
and extending a helping hand to
others. As a single mother, she especially appreciates that the players have been excellent role models for her three teenage sons.
“The ones who’ve stayed with
us are all wonderful young men,
and it’s been a fabulous experience,” says DeBartolo, who hosted Anthony Gomez in 2011 and
then found room for three players
in 2012 – Reed Gragnani, Conrad
Gregor and Michael Montville.
“They were like big brothers to
my boys. Everybody pitched in
with household chores, shopping
for groceries.”
When he was assigned to a
host family, Gragnani did not
know what to expect. “But, it
was easy to relate to Mary and
her boys,” he recalls. “She made
us feel so comfortable. We found
a system to keep things running
smoothly at the house.”
No one is more connected
to the Bird Nests program than
Nancy Nickerson, an Eastham
resident who for the past 12 years
has been the team’s housing coordinator. She has personally hosted
more than 20 players with her
husband, Rob.
“Hosting not only is a rewarding experience for the families,
but also for the players,” she says.
“It means a great deal to them to
have a home away from home,
and it is reassuring for their parents to know their sons are with
people who make them part of
their family.”
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Jarrett Arakawa with their host
family Kyle, Jeremy, Davis,
Sam, and Maddie Walters as
well as Kim Mead-Walters.
Many host moms refer to the
players as their “summer sons,”
notes Nickerson. “It’s a great experience to get to know players
on a personal level and then spend
the summer cheering them on as
they pursue their baseball dreams.
Most of our host families agree
that the best part of the experience
is the lifelong connections that are
made…not only with the players,
but also with their families.”
The first player the Nickersons
hosted was Ryan Hanigan, who
now plays in Cincinnati. “He is
a great Orleans success story,”
she says. “He joined the team as
a temporary player, played well
enough to earn a full summer
contract, was named to the CCBL
All Star team, and signed with the
Reds the week after he left us. It
was very rewarding being his host
family and a small part of his baseball journey.” P
How to become
a host family
The Firebirds are very
fortunate to have so many
wonderful families who open
their homes for the summer
to our players. Without their
support, our program could
not exist. We deeply appreciate their commitment and
generosity.
If you would like to be a
host family, please contact
Nancy Nickerson at
nbnickers@comcast.net.
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Orleans, MA 02653
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our store. We have a huge selection of wind-up toys, retro tin toys, music boxes,
unique clocks, barware, kitchenware, gag gifts and novelties. We also have some of
the funniest greeting cards on the Cape to accompany your gift selections. Come
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Enjoy the warmth and charm of the Ship’s Knees Inn Bed and Breakfast, a 190
year old restored sea captain’s home. The natural beauty of Nauset Beach beckons,
just a short walk from the inn, offering rolling sand dunes and spectacular views of
the Atlantic ocean’s coastline. It’s an ideal setting for your holiday getaway. Open
year-round. Located 1/4 mile up the hill from Nauset Beach in East Orleans with
16 Individually Appointed Rooms, 1 or 2 Bedroom Fully Equipped Ocean View
Guest Apartment, and our Nauset Suite with Private Entrance.
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P: 508.255.6565
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Between Nauset Beach and Skaket Beach, the Rodeway Inn® is ideally located in
the Lower Cape. We are close to popular attractions like the French Cable Station
Museum and the Orleans Historical Society museum. Hyannis is 15 minutes away.
Enjoy local swimming, hiking, sailing, golfing and whale watching.
Baskin’s True Value is the same Cape Cod family owned and operated business
that has been serving Orleans residents and visitors since 1977. It’s time for a
change, and we created a new logo that reflects the pride we have in our business
and in this special place we call home, Cape Cod. The store features quality
products such as Husqvarna outdoor power equipment, Weber gas and charcoal
grills, and California Paints. You’ll find most anything you’ll need around the
house, from hand and power tools to electrical and plumbing, house wares and
small appliances, cleaning supplies, and much more. Our store is most renowned
for its exceptional customer service. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff can help
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Bird Feeders
Bird Nests
After every home game, the team is treated to a meal that has been
prepared by various host families, committee members, local businesses
and organizations, plus other friends. The program begun by Kathy Udall
as “sandwich suppers” has expanded its gastronomical boundaries to include everything from pasta dinners to barbeques to sushi, and it really
helps the players - whose appetites may exceed their food budgets. It’s
a big undertaking to feed a group of hungry ballplayers, coaches and bat
kids. We thank those volunteers for their generous efforts.
The Orleans Firebirds are fortunate to have so many wonderful families who open their homes to our players, and make them welcome. Host
families are a critical link. Without their support, our program could not
exist. For many, housing the players is the start of lifelong friendships. The
following people were host families last summer, and many are with us
this year as well. We deeply appreciate their commitment and generosity.
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Stewart's Seafood Restaurant and Tavern, North Eastham
The Juice, Wellfleet
The Local Scoop, Orleans
Yardarm Restaurant, Orleans
Zia Pizzeria, Orleans
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NAUSET MARINE
ORLEANS
TO DYE FOR
8E Nells Way
Orleans, MA 02653
P: 508.255.6606
Route 6A, PO Box 357
Orleans, MA 02653
P: 508.255.0777
Sales Fax: 508.255.3906
Parts Fax: 508.255.7055
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Marine Store, Boat Sales Office & Parts & Service Departments
Nauset Marine is widely recognized as one of the most knowledgeable and
well respected marine facilities in Massachusetts. Since 1961, Nauset Marine
has consistently provided the finest products and award-winning services in
the industry. In addition to our large selection of new, used and brokerage boats
through our sales offices, we also offer an award-winning service department,
a fully stocked marine store, on-site custom canvas shop, an extensive parts
department and distributorship, a full-service marina on Pleasant Bay and our own
custom boat manufacturing facility.
Hair cutting
Color
Highligting
Perming
Hair-smoothing systems
Weddings
FITNESS REVOLUTION
FABRIC CREATIONS
5B Namskaket Road
Orleans, MA 02601
P: 508.247.8100
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For Appointment:
508.255.9065
www.fabriccreationsonline.com
fabric_creations@yahoo.com
Free consultationsr Award-winning service
Satisfaction guaranteed
A Full Service Gym
with Classes, Childcare, Personal Trainers
Fabric Creations is a design studio with a mission to create fashions for your
home interior. We pride ourselves in designing, crafting and fabricating superior
products of excellent quality and style. Owner Patricia C. Bolduc is available from
9-5, Monday through Saturday by appointment, by calling 508.255.9065 or by
email at fabric_creations@yahoo.com.
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EASTHAM HARDWARE
Eastham Hardware
4205 State Highway, Route 6
Eastham, MA 02642
P: 508.255.7155
PO Box 222
43 Arey’s Lane
So. Orleans, MA 02662
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Arey’s Pond Boat Yard is a full-service boat yard and sailing center. We are builders
of fine custom boats, specializing in catboats, in wood or fiberglass. Our sailing
school offers group and private lessons for all ages. We are a neighborhood boat
yard meeting the needs of the local sailing community. We are also committed to
protecting the beautiful environment of Cape Cod and Pleasant Bay.
For more than 20 years, the Krum family has been proud to provide the best
service to our customers. A full-service hardware store conveniently located on
Route 6 in Eastham, we are here for all your home-improvement needs. We have
a full line of paints, including Benjamin Moore, an impressive lawn and garden
department, pool supplies, as well as anything from electrical, plumbing, small
appliances and household cleaning products. We provide excellent key-cutting
service, as well as lawn mower and chain-saw sharpening and screen repair.
Propane exchanges now are available.
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OUR VOLUNTEERS
Alan Campbell
Doug Delano
Bill Edwards
Marcy Ericson
Grant Fitzgerald
Rhonda Garran
George and Curry Hoskey
Tom and Bonnie Lincoln
Bill Madden
Rick Marvin
Frank Poranski
Laurie Sexton
Craig Thatcher
Lynda Burwell
Susanna Ciotti
Sharon and Peter Cobb
Carol and Frank Dobek
Sherryl Drasin
Barbara Grindell
Mike Giblin
Bob Hill
Robin Hubbard
Virginia Marchese
Judy Risko
Jane Roberts
Ken Rowell
Ollie Sonberg
Carol Stohr
Linda Van Nest
Louise Washburn
Meg Zaks
Be more than
a fan, become
a benefactor
of the Firebirds
M
ore than 50,000 fans attended Firebirds’ games last season. That is by far the largest
attendance in the entire league,
and all of us in the Firebirds organization deeply appreciate your
continued, enthusiastic support
over the years.
This season we will need your
support even more.
It costs us $300,000 a year to
operate the team and cover expenses such as field maintenance
and repairs, housing the coaches,
transporting the players, providing uniforms and equipment,
buying bats and balls, etc.
Contrary to popular belief, the
team does not receive any direct
financial support from either Major League Baseball or the town of
Orleans. Despite having the Cape
Cod Baseball League’s highest attendance, no income is derived
from game admission, yearbook
distribution to fans, Internet
broadcasts or daily programs.
Unlike most other CCBL teams,
the Firebirds do not receive any
income from food concessions at
games.
Instead, all funds are raised
through the Orleans Athletic Association, which is a 501 (c) (3)
non-profit organization. Every
member of the OAA is a non-paid
volunteer. Many work hundreds
of hours a year tirelessly contributing to the team. The primary
sources of operating income are
sales from the Home Plate Shop,
corporate sponsorships, fees to
participate in the baseball clinic
and the 50-50 raffle.
That’s why we are so grateful
for all your individual and business donations. To help us re-
main financially strong, the OAA
launched the Firebirds Fan Club
in 2011. The generous outpouring
of support over the past two years
has enabled the team to avoid a
potential financial crisis and significantly reduce our debt.
The Firebirds are counting on
our great fans once again. We are
reaching out beyond Orleans to
Eastham, Provincetown, Truro
and Wellfleet residents, as well
as to our many summer visitors
to join our donor team and assist
us so we can continue to provide
this wholesome, family oriented
activity. Attendance at a Firebirds’
game is the best Cape Cod summer entertainment bargain available, and the team continues to be
the highlight of many vacations
as well as a major source of local
pride.
We depend on your generous
support for our survival. Please
consider a financial donation to
the team so this community treasure can continue to provide pleasure and entertainment for years
to come.
We also deeply appreciate the
many businesses that advertise
in this yearbook, and take out
various sponsorships that support
the team and its players. Those
businesses understand how the
Firebirds contribute vitally to our
local economy, and we encourage
you to visit their establishments
and utilize their services. P
The Firebirds represent
a win-win investment
for everyone!
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How You Can
Donate to the
Firebirds
ONLINE
Visit orleansfirebirds.com and
donate securely via PayPal using your
credit card or PayPal account.
CHECK
Payable to: Orleans Firebirds
P.O. Box 504, Orleans, MA 02653.
RECOGNITION
All donations are 100% tax deductible
and will receive a “Thank You” note
with IRS verification.
BENEFITS
Every donation automatically includes
membership in the annual Firebirds Fan
Club and certification as a voting member
of the Orleans Athletic Association.
BARNSTABLE BAT COMPANY
LA SIRENA
40 Pleasant Pines Avenue
Centerville, MA 02632
P: 508.362.8046
Toll Free: 888.549.8046
F: 508.362.3983
www.barnstablebat.com
info@barnstablebat.com
169 Rt. 6A
Orleans, MA 02643
P: 508.240.7701
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Since 1992, the mission of Barnstable Bat Company is to provide a wooden
baseball bat of the highest order to all hitters. By using only the best ash, birch
and maple materials, craftsmanship, technology and dedication to quality is the
reason Barnstable Bats meet the trade mark standard of “Pro grade, pro use bats”.
All of our game play bats are equal to the very best wooden bats made world wide.
Christine and Tom will be pleased to help all clients select a game play or trophy
bat to meet their needs.
Business Hours: Monday - Friday 10 am - 4 pm
Saturday – Varied hours. Please call ahead.
Sunday – Closed
Hairstyling services and pampering spa care, including manicures and
pedicures. Relax in a calming environment while skilled hair care professionals
help you discover the real you. La Sirena’s trained colorists and stylists are masters
at putting your hair and appearance in the best light.
At La Sirena Hair Lounge, we are committed to providing high quality hair and
spa services to those who live, work and play in the Lower Cape community. We
are dedicated to staying current with state-of-the-art techniques in hair color, foil,
style, and spa services is our forte. Our stylists attend classes to ensure that we offer
you the latest and greatest in methods used in the cosmetology industry.
PHILIP BERGSON
FINE ARTS
GO FIREBIRDS!
Orleans, MA
P: 508.255.6436
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Private showings at
our East Orleans studio
CATHERINE STEVENS
NAUSET AT NORY’S
ROCKLAND TRUST
P: 508.255.7294
70 Main Street
Orleans, MA 02653
P: 508.240.5637
www.rocklandtrust.com
William Raveis Real Estate
207 Main Street
PO Box 1537
C: 774.722.5059
P: 508.255.5555
Catherine.Stevens@Raveis.com
Nauset at Nory’s
Rockland Trust is a full-service commercial bank with $5.8 billion in assets and
nearly 80 branches in Eastern Massachusetts. Providing a wide range of consumer,
business, investment, and insurance products and services, Rockland Trust prides
itself on being the bank to provide financial resources to meet all customer needs,
and nimble enough to deliver convenient services on customers’ terms. We offer
Smart ATMs, mobile banking, free checking, commercial financing up to $50
million, and a reputation for exceptional service. Rockland Trust is a bank of
“Actions. Not words.” Visit www.RocklandTrust.com.
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10% off Gifts on Saturdays
12 pm - 4 pm
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WILKINSON
ECOLOGICAL DESIGN
SIR SPEEDY PRINTING
11 Rayber Road
Orleans, MA 02653
P: 508.255.1113
www.wilkinsonecological.com
180 Route 6A
Orleans, MA 02653
P: 508.240.0882
F: 508.240.0884
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Wilkinson Ecological protects and restores the integrity and
biodiversity of unique natural ecosystems of Cape Cod, the Islands
and Eastern Massachusetts through safe, effective invasive plant management
and restoration, establishment of native plants. Seth Wilkinson served as Natural
Resource Planner for the Cape Cod Commission and Brewster Conservation
Administrator. We provide technical expertise and design services for effective
restoration projects of any size.
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
OF ORLEANS
DESMOND WELL
DRILLING, INC.
65 Finlay Road
Orleans, MA 02653
P: 508.255.1194
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Quality workmanship is our best recommendation. Since 1979, we have
been reliably installing water well systems, and monitoring drilling. At Desmond
Well Drilling, Inc, we are sensitive that you have many factors to consider when
purchasing a new water well system. We are ready to guide you through this
process.
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P: 508.240.1403
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construction layout; right of way and easements; subdivisions
Attorney Michael A. Zawadzkas has been practicing law for more than 30 years
and has extensive litigation experience in the following areas:
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Steve, Rhonda, Nathan, Allison,
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179 Route 6A, Box 521
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NAUSET AUTO
SCHOFIELD BROTHERS
OF CAPE COD
6 Bakers Pond Road
PO Box 2556
Orleans, MA 02653
P: 508.240.7800
F: 508.240.7885
www.nausetauto.com
Orleans, MA 02653
P: 508.255.2098
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Russ Cabral and Mike Clifford have been working on cars – mostly Toyotas
– since 1976, after attending Barnstable High School. Working first for Toyota,
and then for themselves, they’ve built a reputation for excellent work, for standing
behind their products, and for being honest. It’s a reputation few businesses can
match.
We are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 5:00, and by appointment on
weekends. Nauset Auto Service and Sales is in Orleans, MA, on the eastern side
of Cape Cod.
In 1937, Llewellyn Schofield, along with his brothers Brent, Jay and Winford
founded Schofield Brothers, Inc. Back then, the office was a tent in Eastham.
Seventy-five years later, Lew’s grand-daughter, Laura Schofield, and her husband,
Bob Freeman head Schofield Brothers of Cape Cod at their Orleans office in the
Nauset Professional Building on Route 6A where they offer the following services
to their clients: property line surveys, septic system design, wetland permitting,
soil testing, certified plot plans, construction staking and more.
FRANK’S CITGO
SERVICE AND REPAIR
Fancy Enterprises
103 Route 6A
Orleans, MA 02653
P: 508.255.0118
Ron Fancy, Owner
P: 508.255.1902
F: 508.967.4072
Fancy Activity Bus
Frank Mason and his son, F.J., have been in business on the Lower Cape for
over 18 years at Brewster Mobil. Eight years ago, Frank opened his shop in Orleans
at the former Brownie’s Texaco location across from the Land Ho. We pride
ourselves on our customer service and the quality of our work. We offer an array
of services from everyday oil changes and state inspections to major engine work
and emission diagnosis and repair. All our parts and labor are covered by a limited
nationwide 24-month, 24,000-mile warranty. Please stop by today.
Travel in style and comfort!
Team Bus for the Orleans Firebirds and Brewster Whitecaps!
Fancy Produce, Ltd.
Wholesale Fruits & Vegetables
Fancy Moving & Storage
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2393 Route 6
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P: 508.349.1145
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100 Route 6A Orleans, MA 02653 Joy@alinearch.com
P: 508- 240-6500 F: 508-240-6502 alinearchitecture.com
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Advertiser Index
99 Restaurants .......................34
Academy Ocean Grille ...........62
Academy of Performing Arts ....10
Agway .................................30
Aline Architecture Inc..............72
All Wound Up .......................64
American Legion ....................60
Animal Hospital of Orleans .....70
Arey’s Pond Boat Yard ............66
Barley Neck Inn .....................50
Barnstable Bat Company.........68
Beachcomber ........................38
Beacon Room ........................73
Bird Watcher’s General Store ..14
Bohman Thayer Real Estate .....13
Box Lunch .............................20
Canterbury Leather .................38
Cape Associates ....................20
Cape Cod Five ......................16
Cape Cod Healthcare ............19
Cape Cod Museum
of Natural History ................73
Cape Escape Mini-Golf ...........10
Cape House Shop ..................38
Captain Linnell House .............60
Catherine Stevens - Raveis .......68
Century 21............................24
Chatham Bars Inn ..................53
Clothes Den...........................46
Coastal Engineering ...............18
Coca Cola ............................16
Core Computers.....................10
Cottage Street Bakery .............62
Cove Motel ...........................24
Curry College ........................30
D’Elia and Cavanaugh ...........26
Desmond Well Drilling ............70
Double Dragon Inn .................60
Dunkin’ Donuts ......................39
Earth House...........................26
Eastham Hardware.................66
Eastham Superette ..................64
Emack & Bolios ......................50
Ericson Family .......................71
Eye Health Services ................44
Fabric Creations ....................66
Fairway Restaurant & Pizzeria .52
Fancy Enterprises ...................72
First Citizens’
Federal Credit Union ............11
Fitness Revolution ...................66
F.L. Quinn .............................24
Focal Point Studio ..................14
Frank’s Citgo .........................72
Friends’ Marketplace ..............35
Fuller Family Foundation .........28
Furies ...................................72
Garran Family .......................71
Governor Prence ....................48
Grouper Design .....................71
Guapos ................................75
Hearth ‘n Kettle ......................48
Herb Kinney, DDS ..................32
Hole in One ..........................56
Homeport Restaurant ..............54
Homes by Sisson ....................37
Hunan Gourmet .....................62
Ice Cream Café .....................52
If The Shoe Fits ......................42
JC Donald Company ..............46
Kerry Insurance......................22
Kid & Kaboodle .....................42
Kinlin Grover Real Estate .........44
La Sirena Hair Lounge ............68
Land Ho ................................52
Laraja and Kanaga ................28
LaTanzi, Spaulding & Landreth .22
Lower Cape Outreach Council .36
Lobster Claw
Restaurant ............... Back cover
Local Scoop ..........................54
Lost Dog Pub .........................54
Main Street Wine & Gourmet ....8
Mid-Cape Home Centers.........32
Mustache Gang .....................71
Nauset Auto ..........................72
Nauset Disposal.....................13
Nauset Fish & Lobster Pool ......40
Nauset Grill ..........................42
Nauset Management LLC .......2,3
Nauset Marine ......................66
Nauset Surf Shop .....................8
Nory’s .................................68
Oceana ................................16
Old Jailhouse Tavern ..............56
Orleans Camera & Video........59
Orleans Chamber
of Commerce .......................46
Orleans Conservation Trust......26
Orleans Villa Pizza ................62
Orleans Waterfront Inn ...........60
Paraclete Press .......................22
Philip Bergson Fine Arts ..........68
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Ponderosa Landcaping ..........28
Prospect Mortgage .................32
Pump House Surf Shop ...........73
Realty by the Sea ...................34
Red Balloon Toy Shop ...............8
Red Barn ...............................20
Ritt Communications ...............71
Rockland Trust .......................68
Rodeway Inn .........................64
Royal Thai Cuisine .................62
Ryder & Wilcox .....................70
Schofield Brothers ..................72
Seaman’s Bank ......................12
Seashore Park Inn ..................48
Ship’s Knees Inn .....................64
Sir Speedy Printing .................70
Skaket Beach Motel ................64
Sparrow Store .......................46
SportsPix ...............................30
Sports Turf Specialties .............34
Starfish Radiator ....................18
The Karlson Group .................14
To Dye For.............................66
Tots to Teens ..........................38
True Value Hardware ..............64
Unique Properties ...................48
Vlacich, Mitchell & Co., P.C. ...71
Wendy’s ..............................56
Wilkinson Ecological Design ...70
Willy’s Gym ..........................69
Windmill Liquors ....................42
Yardarm................................50
Yawkey Foundation ................18
Zawadzkas Attorneys at Law ...70
Zia Pizzeria & Café................62
WE
TACOS
(and Cape Cod baseball fans)
DINE IN
BAR
TAKE OUT
239 Underpass Rd. Brewster, MA
Tel (508) 896 3338
136 Rt. 6A Orleans, MA
Tel (508) 255 3338
www.GuaposCapeCod.com
“The Best Fam ily Restaurant on Cape Cod”
THE LOBSTER CLAW RESTAURANT
Celebrating Our
44th Anniversary!
TRY OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS!
Served from 4:00 to 5:30 pm daily,
includes Free Chowder, Beverage & Dessert of the Day.
Children’s Menu t Functions t Gift Shop
Call Ahead Seating t Full Liquor License t Air Conditioned
lobsterclaw.com
“Best Family Dining” — Cape Cod Life, 1994 - 2013
“Best Clam Chowder” — Cape Cod Life, 2009
“Best Seafood” — Cape Cod Life, 2010
CALL FOR TAKEOUT 508-255-1800
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
Open April - October t 7Days a Week t Serving Lunch and Dinner from 11:30
42 Cranberry Highway, Route 6A, Orleans t 508-255-1800
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2013 YEARB OOK

Cape Cod Life

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