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Bakersfield Train Robbers Rally Past Santa Rosa 13-6
July 25 2022 The Bakersfield Train
July 25 2022 The Bakersfield Train Robbers defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 13-6 after building their lead with a three-run sixth inning and a five-run eighth. Bakersfield outhit Santa Rosa 14-11 and scored in seven of its eight offensive innings, while Santa Rosa finished with runs in the first third fifth and ninth innings.
Joe Curcio went 3-for-5 with a home run and three RBI for Bakersfield. Seth Strong added two doubles and four RBI, Jamie Carey went 2-for-4 with two RBI and John Daly scored four runs while collecting two hits, including a triple. Daryl Donerson also scored three times and stole two bases. Santa Rosa was led by Brian Garcias 4-for-4 performance with two RBI, while Marcus Scales had two hits and two doubles.
Chris Rodriguez earned the win for Bakersfield after allowing eight hits and five runs four earned in six innings. He walked three and struck out seven before Joe Riddle worked three innings for the save, permitting three hits and one run. Santa Rosa starter Austin Mora took the loss after three innings in which he allowed three runs on three hits with two walks and two strikeouts.
Santa Rosa Scuba Divers Roll Past Wasco Reserve 27-4
July 24 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba D
July 24 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Divers defeated Wasco Reserve 27-4 at Sam Lynn Park, collecting 26 hits in the offensive outburst. Santa Rosa scored in six innings, including 11 runs in the fifth and five runs in both the seventh and eighth. Wasco scored twice in the fourth and twice in the seventh while finishing with 10 hits and 10 errors.
Sean Holt led Santa Rosa at the plate, going 5-for-6 with five runs, eight RBI, a home run, a double and a triple. Dontavious Dickey added three hits, four runs, five RBI and two home runs, while Christopher Procopio went 5-for-7 with three runs and four RBI. Eric Kozak had three hits, two runs and two RBI, and Joshua Smith collected two hits and two runs.
Holt also earned the win after allowing nine hits and four earned runs in seven innings with seven strikeouts and no walks. Dickey followed with two scoreless innings, allowing one hit and striking out two. Wasco starter Christian Thorpe took the loss after working all nine innings and surrendering 26 hits and 27 runs, including 16 earned, with seven walks and five strikeouts. Ike Horn hit a two-run home run for Wasco, while Mario Ramsey drove in the teams other run.
Santa Rosa Powers Past Monterey 10-3
July 23 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba D
July 23 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Divers defeated the Monterey Amberjacks 10-3 at Joe Bauman Park, collecting 15 hits while holding Monterey to nine. Santa Rosa scored twice in the third inning, added three runs in the fourth and pulled away with two runs in each of the fifth and seventh innings. Monterey scored once in the second and twice in the fourth but could not keep pace.
Eric Kozak led Santa Rosa with two hits and three RBI, including a home run. Nick Smith also drove in three runs with two hits, while Brian Garcia went 3-for-4 with three runs scored. Jose Romero and Angel Chavez each scored twice, and Chavez added two hits and an RBI. Santa Rosa finished with nine RBI and did not commit an error.
Garrett Woll earned the win after allowing six hits and three runs, two earned, in five innings. He struck out four and walked one. Sean Holt followed with two scoreless innings, allowing three hits and striking out two.
Lucas Sherman took the loss for Monterey after surrendering 11 hits and seven earned runs in 4.2 innings. Omar Tapia allowed three runs in 2.1 innings. Stephen Felton had three hits and two RBI for the Amberjacks, while Braden Scrivner added two hits.
Seaweed Roll Past Scuba Divers 12-1
July 23 2022 Santa Cruz Seaweed sco
July 23 2022 Santa Cruz Seaweed scored early and pulled away for a 12-1 victory over the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers. Santa Cruz collected 11 hits and played errorless baseball while Santa Rosa finished with six hits and two errors.
The Seaweed took a 2-0 lead in the first inning and added three runs in the second to build a 5-0 advantage. Santa Rosa scored its only run in the third, but Santa Cruz answered with four runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth to put the game out of reach.
Craig Broadman led Santa Cruz at the plate with three hits, two runs and two RBI. Dillon Ponce drove in three runs, while Kairee Tekra finished with two RBI and two runs scored. Michael Green had two hits and one RBI, and Hugo Garcia added a hit, a run and an RBI.
Broadman also delivered on the mound, earning the win after allowing one run on six hits in seven innings. He walked three and struck out 10 in a complete-game effort. Garrett Woll was charged with the loss for Santa Rosa.
Santa Rosa Scuba Divers Roll Past Wasco Reserve 22-4
July 22 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba D
July 22 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Divers scored in six of their eight trips to the plate and defeated Wasco Reserve 22-4. Santa Rosa collected 17 hits, including home runs by Dontavious Dickey and Christopher Procopio, while Wasco finished with six hits and one homer from Steven Mendoza.
Santa Rosa took control with six runs in the first inning and added another in the fourth before breaking the game open with six-run innings in both the sixth and seventh. The Scuba Divers added three more runs in the eighth. Wasco scored once in the first and rallied for three runs in the seventh, but could not close the gap.
Procopio went 3-for-5 with three runs and four RBI, while Eric Kozak went 2-for-3 with three runs and four RBI. Calvin Cromwell added three hits, three runs and three RBI, Brian Garcia had three hits and two RBI, and Nick Smith drove in three runs. Dickey and Austin Mora each contributed two hits, with Mora scoring once and driving in one run.
Austin Mora earned the win after allowing one hit and no runs in three innings with three strikeouts. Nick Smith opened for Santa Rosa and permitted two hits and one earned run in three innings. Wasco starter Ike Horn took the loss after surrendering 11 hits and 10 earned runs in five innings, while Santa Rosa pitchers combined for nine strikeouts.
Santa Rosa Scuba Divers Defeat Santa Cruz Seaweed 6-3
July 16 2022 Santa Rosa Scuba Diver
July 16 2022 Santa Rosa Scuba Divers scored four runs in the first inning and held on for a 6-3 victory over Santa Cruz Seaweed. Santa Rosa added single runs in the seventh and eighth innings, while Santa Cruz scored once in the first, fourth and eighth. The Scuba Divers finished with nine hits and two errors; the Seaweed had six hits and one error.
Max Tracey led Santa Rosa with two hits, including a home run, two runs batted in and one run scored. Nick Smith went 1-for-4 with an RBI and a run, while Eric Kozak, Joshua Smith and Angel Chavez each drove in a run. Kozak also doubled, and Santa Rosa received a one-hit performance from Enok Perez in a reserve role.
Garrett Woll earned the win after allowing five hits and two runs over six innings. He struck out three and walked three without allowing an earned run. Austin Mora worked the final three innings, giving up one hit and one run while striking out two to earn the save.
Santa Cruz starter Nic Ray went the distance but took the loss, allowing nine hits and six runs, four earned, with one walk and three strikeouts. Nick Giambalvo had two of Santa Cruzs six hits, and the Seaweed received doubles from Giambalvo and Michael Green.
Santa Cruz Seaweed Surge Past Santa Rosa Scuba Divers
July 15 2022 The Santa Cruz Seaweed
July 15 2022 The Santa Cruz Seaweed defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 21-9 in a high-scoring game at Doyle Park. Santa Cruz collected 19 hits and overcame two errors while Santa Rosa finished with 11 hits and four errors.
Santa Cruz scored one run in each of the third through sixth innings before breaking the game open with eight runs in the seventh. The Seaweed added six runs in the eighth and three in the ninth, while Santa Rosa scored three runs in the fifth and three more in each of the final two innings.
Michael Green led Santa Cruz with five hits in six at-bats, two runs and two RBI. Jabari Gayle went 3-for-7 with two runs and four RBI and hit a home run, while Ron Jackson added three hits, three runs and three RBI. Greg Salazar also homered for the Seaweed, which received two hits and an RBI from Anthony Larrasquitu.
Salazar earned the win after allowing six hits and three earned runs in six innings with three walks and one strikeout. Sean Holt took the loss for Santa Rosa despite striking out five in six innings. Santa Rosa’s Dontavious Dickey had two hits, two walks and one RBI, while Max Tracey drove in two runs.
San Rafael Pacifics Defeat Santa Rosa 9-3
July 12 2022 The San Rafael Pacific
July 12 2022 The San Rafael Pacifics defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 9-3 at Albert Park. San Rafael broke through with three runs in the second inning and added six more in the third to take a 9-0 lead. Santa Rosa scored once in the seventh and twice in the ninth, but could not complete the comeback.
Kyle Ulanday earned the complete-game victory for San Rafael, allowing 13 hits and three runs over nine innings. He walked one and struck out four. Jorge Puig took the loss for Santa Rosa after allowing three runs on four hits in two innings.
San Rafael hit four home runs in the win. Daniel Aldrich went 1-for-4 with a home run, two RBI and a run scored, while Jonathan Waite and Tyler Georgeson each added a solo home run. Alex Aguilar also homered and drove in a run. Tyson Thompson contributed two hits and two RBI, and Georgeson scored twice while finishing with one hit and two RBI.
Santa Rosa collected 13 hits, with Dontavious Dickey, Nick Smith, Eric Kozak and Calvin Cromwell recording two hits apiece. Smith drove in both of Santa Rosas first two runs, while Dickey scored once and stole a base.
Monterey Amberjacks Rally Past Santa Rosa Scuba Divers
July 9 2022 The Monterey Amberjacks
July 9 2022 The Monterey Amberjacks rallied past the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 8-7 at Joe Bauman Park. Santa Rosa finished with 13 hits and Monterey collected 11 in the seven-inning game.
Santa Rosa scored once in the first inning and erupted for six runs in the third to take a 7-2 lead. Monterey answered with five runs in the fifth to tie the game and scored the go-ahead run in the seventh. Monterey’s Brenden Spaulding went 2-for-3 with a double, one run and one RBI, while Cody Stevenson also had two hits and one RBI. Caleb Rosario added a hit, a run, an RBI and a walk. For Santa Rosa, Max Tracey, Brian Garcia, Jose Romero and Sean Holt each had two or more hits; Garcia drove in two runs and Romero also finished with two RBI.
Jarred Seaton earned the win for Monterey after a hitless one-inning relief appearance with two strikeouts. Blake Flaherty started and allowed 13 hits and seven earned runs in six innings while striking out seven. Santa Rosa starter Sean Holt worked five innings, allowing eight hits and seven runs, with just one earned, while striking out three. Austin Mora took the loss after allowing one run in 1 2/3 innings.
Tucson Saguaros Beat Santa Rosa 8-6
July 8 2022 The Tucson Saguaros def
July 8 2022 The Tucson Saguaros defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 8-6 in a game that featured scoring in five innings. Tucson scored three times in the first inning, added two runs in the fifth and broke the game open with a three-run sixth. Santa Rosa answered with one run in the second, three in the third and two in the eighth, but could not complete the comeback. Tucson finished with seven hits and one error while Santa Rosa collected 11 hits and committed three errors.
Mike Hernandez led Tucson with two hits and three RBI. Brandon Bradshaw scored three runs, drew three walks and drove in one, while Kendon Strachan had one hit, one run and one RBI. Chris Iazzetta and Richard Ware also contributed RBI, and Tucson recorded doubles from Bradshaw and Strachan. Santa Rosas Ronaldo Tijero went 4-for-5 with a double, one run and one RBI, while Max Tracey added two hits and a run.
Tim Jinks earned the win for Tucson after allowing eight hits and four runs three earned in five innings. He walked three and struck out eight. Jon Ostroff and John Kea each worked a scoreless inning, and Brendon Rodriguez secured the save with a scoreless ninth that included three strikeouts. Cameron Duffett took the loss for Santa Rosa after surrendering two runs on two hits in two innings.
Tucson Saguaros Beat Santa Rosa 6-2
July 7 2022 The Tucson Saguaros def
July 7 2022 The Tucson Saguaros defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 6-2 at Doyle Park, scoring three runs in the first inning and three more in the seventh. Santa Rosa scored twice in the fifth, but Tucson’s pitching held the Scuba Divers scoreless over the final four innings.
Brock Ephan went 4-for-4 with an RBI for Tucson, while Chris Iazzetta and Clayton Stephens each collected two hits. Stephens drove in two runs, and Iazzetta added one RBI, two stolen bases and a double. Patrick Music also contributed an RBI double. Tucson finished with 11 hits, compared with five for Santa Rosa.
Hunter Treece earned the win with a complete-game performance, allowing five hits and two runs while striking out nine and walking two over nine innings. Garrett Woll took the loss for Santa Rosa after allowing three runs on seven hits in five innings. Angel Chavez pitched two innings and allowed three runs, while Austin Mora held Tucson scoreless over the final two innings with three strikeouts.
Monterey Amberjacks Rally Past Santa Rosa 14-6
July 4 2022 The Monterey Amberjacks
July 4 2022 The Monterey Amberjacks scored nine runs in the sixth inning to pull away for a 14-6 victory over the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers. Monterey finished with 15 hits and overcame a 6-5 deficit after five innings, while both teams committed one error.
Brenden Spaulding led Monterey with two hits, two runs and five RBIs, including a home run. Braden Scrivner went 3-for-4 with three RBIs and a home run, while Jessie Bolt added three hits, two runs and three RBIs with a home run. Lucas Sherman contributed a two-run hit during Montereys offensive outburst. Christian Coipel scored twice and had two hits.
Santa Rosa received home runs from Max Tracey and Marcus Scales. Sean Holt went 2-for-3 with two RBIs, and Ronaldo Tijero had a double and two RBIs. Calvin Cromwell added two hits for the Scuba Divers, who scored in the first, fifth and sixth innings.
Christopher Coipel worked five innings for Monterey, allowing five hits and three earned runs while striking out six. Joey Lara earned the win after throwing 1 2/3 scoreless innings with four strikeouts and two hits allowed. Santa Rosa starter Sean Holt was charged with nine runs, eight earned, on 11 hits in five innings, and Shaun Hickey took the loss after allowing five runs in one inning.
Santa Rosa Scuba Divers Edge Santa Cruz Seaweed 4-3
July 3 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Di
July 3 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Divers defeated the Santa Cruz Seaweed 4-3 at Harvey West Park. Santa Rosa collected 14 hits and overcame an early deficit, while Santa Cruz finished with eight hits and no errors.
Santa Cruz scored once in the first inning, but Santa Rosa answered with a run in the third and added runs in the fifth and sixth to take a 3-1 lead. The Seaweed tied the game with two runs in the sixth before the Scuba Divers scored the go-ahead run in the ninth.
Sam Freedman led Santa Rosa with three hits and two walks, while Jose Romero also had three hits. Marcus Scales went 2-for-5 with an RBI, and James Martin and Brian Garcia each drove in a run. Santa Cruz received two hits and an RBI from Nick Giambalvo, while Jabari Gayle and Michael Green each had two hits; Green and Erik Mitchell each recorded an RBI.
Brian Garcia earned the win after pitching two scoreless innings with four strikeouts. Angel Chavez worked six innings and allowed four hits and three runs, none earned, with four strikeouts. Austin Mora recorded the save with a scoreless ninth. Greg Salazar pitched six innings for Santa Cruz, allowing 11 hits and three earned runs while striking out six, and Nick Samudio took the loss.
Pacifics Power Past Scuba Divers 11-5
July 2 2022 The San Rafael Pacifics
July 2 2022 The San Rafael Pacifics defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 11-5 after collecting 14 hits and scoring in five innings. San Rafael built a 6-4 lead through two innings, added two runs in the fourth and two more in the sixth, then capped the scoring with a run in the eighth.
Daniel Aldrich led the Pacifics with two hits, two runs and four RBI, including two home runs. Beau Dorman went 2-for-3 with two runs and two RBI and also homered, while Evan Bacani had three hits, two runs, one RBI and one walk. Jalil Marinez added three hits, one run and two RBI, including a home run. San Rafael hit four homers overall.
Mark Dozier earned the win for San Rafael after allowing five hits and five runs over seven innings. Only two of the runs were earned, and he struck out nine while walking two. Jaymin Graveman completed the game with two scoreless innings, allowing no hits and striking out two.
Santa Rosa received two hits and two RBI from James Martin, who doubled twice, while Max Tracey and Brian Garcia each added a hit. Garrett Woll took the loss after working four innings and surrendering 10 hits and eight runs, five earned, with three walks and four strikeouts.
Santa Rosa Outslugs Monterey 18-13
July 1 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Di
July 1 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Divers defeated the Monterey Amberjacks 18-13 in a high-scoring game at Doyle Park. Santa Rosa collected 18 hits and scored in seven innings while Monterey finished with 11 hits. Both teams committed two errors.
Santa Rosa broke open a close game with five runs in the third inning and five more in the fourth to take a 12-4 lead. The Scuba Divers added three runs in the sixth and three in the seventh. Monterey mounted a late rally with three runs in the eighth and five in the ninth but could not complete the comeback.
Enok Perez led Santa Rosa with three hits and five RBI. Jose Romero scored four runs and drove in three, while James Martin had two hits, three runs and two RBI. Eric Kozak scored three runs and added two hits and an RBI. Montereys Vaughn Parker went 3-for-5 with four RBI, and Brenden Spaulding had two hits, two walks and three RBI.
Austin Mora earned the win for Santa Rosa after allowing five hits and four runs, two earned, over four innings while striking out five and walking three. Jordan Warecke took the loss for Monterey, surrendering 10 hits and seven runs, five earned, in three innings. Santa Rosas pitching staff recorded 11 strikeouts overall.
Santa Rosa Scuba Divers Defeat Martinez Sturgeon 7-1
June 29 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba D
June 29 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Divers defeated the Martinez Sturgeon 7-1 at Joe DiMaggio Park. Santa Rosa finished with 13 hits and scored five runs in the second inning before adding single runs in the third and fourth. Martinez collected four hits and scored its only run in the eighth inning.
Max Tracey went 2-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs for Santa Rosa, while Sam Freedman added two hits and three RBIs. Eric Kozak also had two hits, including a home run, and scored once. Enok Perez, Brian Garcia and Noah Otero each recorded two hits for the Divers.
Otero earned the win after allowing two hits and no runs over six innings with five strikeouts and two walks. Cameron Duffett surrendered one run in one inning, and Angel Chavez worked 1.2 scoreless innings to finish the game. Martinez starter Manny Corpas took the loss despite striking out 13, allowing 13 hits and seven runs with three walks over nine innings.
Santa Rosa Rallies Past Wasco 18-6
June 26 2022 Santa Rosa Scuba Diver
June 26 2022 Santa Rosa Scuba Divers scored 17 runs over the final three innings to defeat Wasco Reserve 18-6 at Sam Lynn Ballpark. Santa Rosa trailed 6-1 after six innings before scoring five times in the seventh and 12 times in the eighth. Wasco was held scoreless in the final three innings.
Brian Garcia led Santa Rosa’s 16-hit attack with four hits and three RBIs. Eric Kozak added three hits and scored three runs, while Enok Perez and Max Tracey each had two hits and scored four and three runs respectively. Sam Freedman also collected two hits, and Marcus Scales and T. Moreno each drove in two runs. Santa Rosa finished without an error.
Wasco’s offense produced eight hits, with Brody Perkes hitting a home run and driving in two runs. Jesus Grimaldo had two hits and two RBIs, while Perkes also had two hits. Wasco committed four errors, contributing to the late Santa Rosa surge.
Shaun Hickey earned the win after pitching one scoreless inning with two strikeouts. Austin Mora allowed five runs on five hits in 4.2 innings for Santa Rosa, and Calvin Cromwell worked two scoreless innings. Wasco starter G. Taylor allowed one run on four hits in six innings while striking out eight, but Ike Horn was charged with the loss after surrendering eight runs in one inning.
Train Robbers Blank Scuba Divers 12-0
June 24 2022 The Bakersfield Train
June 24 2022 The Bakersfield Train Robbers defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 12-0 behind a dominant complete-game performance from Luke Kelley. Bakersfield finished with 11 hits and scored five runs in the third inning four in the fifth and three in the eighth while holding Santa Rosa to four hits.
Seth Strong led the Train Robbers with two hits including a home run and four RBI. S. Felton also drove in four runs on two hits including two doubles while Brandon Douglas added two RBI. Joe Curcio reached base four times with one hit and three walks and Alex Cornell and Christian Harrington each scored twice.
Kelley earned the victory by allowing four hits and no runs over nine innings. He issued no walks and struck out 14 while throwing 58 strikes in 71 pitches. Garrett Woll took the loss for Santa Rosa after allowing eight runs six earned on seven hits in four innings. Bakersfield also received a hitless scoreless inning from James Martin as the Scuba Divers were held scoreless throughout the game.
San Rafael Pacifics Cruise Past Santa Rosa 19-1
June 23 2022 The San Rafael Pacific
June 23 2022 The San Rafael Pacifics defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 19-1 behind a 20-hit attack. San Rafael scored once in the first inning before breaking the game open with nine runs in the fourth. The Pacifics added two runs in the fifth five in the sixth and one run in each of the seventh and eighth innings while Santa Rosa managed only one run in the first. Beau Dorman led San Rafael with five hits in six at-bats five RBI and two runs. He also hit a two-run home run. Jalil Marinez added a home run two RBI three runs and two walks while Evan Bacani drove in four runs and Jonathan Waite finished with three hits two RBI and three runs. Kohto Hasegawa had two hits and an RBI and Tyson Thompson collected two hits. Hasegawa earned the victory after allowing one run on six hits in six innings with seven strikeouts and two walks. Mark Dozier followed with a scoreless inning and two strikeouts and Eric Parnow completed the game with two scoreless innings and five strikeouts. Noah Otero took the loss for Santa Rosa after surrendering 10 runs seven earned on six hits in 3.1 innings. Santa Rosa finished with six hits overall and Joshua Smith had two hits and the clubs only RBI.
Tyler Georgesons big night lead Pacifics to win over Scuba Divers
The San Rafael Pacifics defeated th
The San Rafael Pacifics defeated the visiting Santa Rosa Scuba Divers on Tuesday night 16-9. The
Pacifics move to 16-3 on the season and maintain their spot on top of the Pacific Division in the
Pecos League.
The charge was lead tonight by third baseman Tyler Georgeson. The Scuba Divers pitching staff
struggled with their command throughout the evening. In the second inning, they walked the bases
loaded and proceeded to walk a total of five runs in after that. Georgeson took advantage of that
situation, bringing everyone home on a grand slam that broke the game open for the Pacifics. In the
second inning alone, San Rafael scored nine runs.
"I knew he walked a couple batters, but I knew he was going to try and attack me early," said
Georgeson after the game. "It was just a matter of how far it went."
Georgeson on his next at bat once again hit the sweet spot, hitting his second home run of the game
in the fourth inning. He finished the night 3-5 with two home runs and six RBIs. Georgeson now has a
team-leading nine home runs on the season.
"I was just seeing the ball like a beach ball tonight," said Georgeson, "I was getting up there,
attacking early and seeing what damage I could do."
Along with Georgeson in the fourth inning, pitcher and player-manager Kyle Ulandy and first baseman
Beau Dormin also hit home runs for San Rafael on the night. In total, the Pacifics hit four home
runs against Scuba Diving pitching, taking advantage of hitters counts.
On the mound for the Pacifics was winning pitcher Ulandy. Santa Rosa took advantage of Ulandys
first pitch strikes in the first inning. They scored four runs on six hits. However, Ulandy started
mixing up his first pitch approach, eventually throwing off Scuba Diver hitters the rest of the way
through. After the first inning, Ulandy only gave up six more hits, three earned runs and struck out
seven.
"I was trying to live lower in the zone in the last couple of innings," said Ulandy, "I knew that
they were just looking for something elevated to swing at and if they put a good piece of wood on
it, it was going to go for a hit."
The Pacifics once again finished with 12 hits, another double digit hit night at Albert Park on the
season. Georgeson and Corey Davis Jr. led the team with three hits each on the night. Dormin and
Ulandy finished with two hits, including five RBIs in the game from Dormin.
The Pacifics look to win back-to-back games against the Scuba Divers on the road on Thursday and
return to Albert Park on Friday to face off against Santa Cruz. San Rafael continues to stay hot to
start the season.
Train Robbers Surge Past Scuba Divers 10-3
June 19 2022 The Bakersfield Train
June 19 2022 The Bakersfield Train Robbers defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 10-3, using a six-run fourth inning and two-run rallies in the sixth and seventh to pull away. Bakersfield outhit Santa Rosa 13-2 and finished without an error, while Santa Rosa committed four errors.
Joe Curcio scored three runs, drove in one and added a hit and two walks for Bakersfield. Seth Strong went 1-for-4 with three RBIs, Alex Cornell had a double and two RBIs, and Stanley Vargas contributed two hits and two RBIs. Daryl Donerson collected three hits and scored once, while Jalen Nunn Jr. added two hits.
Vargas earned the win after allowing two hits and three runs over seven innings while striking out 11 and walking four. I. Ford completed the victory with two hitless, scoreless innings and two strikeouts. Santa Rosa scored all three of its runs in the fifth inning, with Sam Freedman recording the club’s only RBI-producing hit and finishing with two RBIs.
Train Robbers Roll Past Scuba Divers 30-6
June 18 2022 The Bakersfield Train
June 18 2022 The Bakersfield Train Robbers defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 30-6 after scoring in eight innings and collecting 21 hits. Bakersfield broke open the game with a 10-run fourth inning and added five runs in the sixth seven in the seventh and three in the eighth. Santa Rosa scored twice in the first one run in the fifth one in the sixth and twice in the eighth while committing six errors compared with two for Bakersfield.
Joe Curcio led Bakersfield with three hits seven RBI and three runs scored. J. Nunn Jr. added four hits seven RBI and three runs, while Christian Harrington went 2-for-3 with a home run four RBI and five runs scored. Adam Mathias had three hits three RBI and four runs, and Blake Vandiver contributed two hits and one RBI. Santa Rosa’s Max Tracey had three hits and Nick Smith collected two hits and two RBI.
Jonny Damon earned the win for Bakersfield after allowing 15 hits and four runs, three earned, over seven innings with three strikeouts and no walks. Austin Mora took the loss for Santa Rosa after surrendering 11 runs, nine earned, on seven hits in three innings while issuing eight walks and striking out two. Bakersfield reliever S. Felton worked two innings and allowed two runs on no hits with five walks and three strikeouts.
Bakersfield Train Robbers Pull Away From Santa Rosa 14-7
June 16 2022 The Bakersfield Train
June 16 2022 The Bakersfield Train Robbers defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 14-7 after collecting 13 hits and scoring in four innings. Bakersfield broke a 5-5 tie with six runs in the sixth inning and added three more in the eighth to secure the win. Santa Rosa finished with 10 hits and scored twice in the second and seventh innings along with three runs in the fifth.
Joe Curcio led Bakersfield with three hits three runs and one RBI. Seth Strong also had three hits and drove in three runs while Alex Cornell collected two hits and two RBI. Andrew Castano and Omar Ortiz each added two RBI. Bakersfield recorded two doubles from Curcio and a double and a triple from Strong.
Max Tracey paced Santa Rosa with two hits and two RBI while Sam Freedman had two hits and one RBI. Angel Chavez and Noah Otero also drove in runs for the Scuba Divers. Santa Rosa recorded doubles from Tracey Otero and Ronaldo Tijero.
Luke Kelley earned the win for Bakersfield after allowing nine hits and seven runs in seven innings. Four of the runs were earned and he walked six while striking out eight. I. Ford completed the game with two scoreless innings and three strikeouts. Otero took the loss for Santa Rosa after surrendering eight hits and seven runs in 5.1 innings with six earned runs three walks and three strikeouts.
Martinez Sturgeon Rally Past Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 8-6
June 12 2022 The Martinez Sturgeon
June 12 2022 The Martinez Sturgeon defeated the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 8-6 after scoring in three separate innings and holding off a late Santa Rosa challenge. Martinez finished with eight runs on eight hits, while Santa Rosa collected nine hits and committed one error.
Martinez took an early 2-0 lead in the first inning, then added four runs in the fifth and two more in the sixth. Santa Rosa scored once in the second and fifth innings before putting together a four-run sixth to tie the game at 6-6. The Sturgeon answered with two runs in the bottom half of the sixth to regain the lead and complete the scoring.
Rafael Ramirez powered Martinez’s offense with three hits, two home runs, four RBI and two runs scored. Robert Malone added two RBI, while Kevin Johnson scored once and drove in a run. For Santa Rosa, Sam Freedman had two hits and scored twice, and Max Tracey drove in two runs. Santa Rosa also stole five bases, including three by Freedman.
Delmus Russ earned the win for Martinez after allowing three hits and two runs over four innings while striking out six. Pedro Torrealba started for the Sturgeon and allowed four runs on six hits with seven walks and five strikeouts over five innings. Austin Mora took the loss for Santa Rosa after surrendering eight earned runs on six hits in 5.1 innings, though he recorded eight strikeouts. Noah Otero and A. Dominguez combined for 2.2 scoreless innings in relief.
Wasco Reserve Holds Off Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 10-7
June 9 2022 Wasco Reserve built an
June 9 2022 Wasco Reserve built an early lead and held on for a 10-7 victory over the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers. Wasco collected nine hits and scored in each of the first five innings before breaking the game open with four runs in the sixth. Santa Rosa finished with eight hits and one error, while Wasco committed one error.
Mario Ramsey went 2-for-5 with two runs scored, and Brody Perkes went 2-for-3 with one RBI and two walks for Wasco. Christian Thorpe drove in two runs, Ryan Osborne contributed a hit and two RBIs, and Ben Osborne added one RBI. Wasco led 5-4 after five innings and extended the margin to 9-4 in the sixth before adding one insurance run in the ninth.
Santa Rosa received two hits and two RBIs from Angel Dominguez, including two doubles, while James Martin went 2-for-4 and scored twice. Enok Perez and Max Tracey each drove in a run, and Tracey also scored once. Santa Rosa scored twice in the second and fourth innings, then added one run in the seventh and two in the eighth, but could not complete the comeback.
Ryan Osborne earned the win after allowing seven hits and five runs, four earned, in 6 1/3 innings. He walked six and struck out three. Julian Rangel recorded the save despite allowing two runs on one hit in 2 2/3 innings. Garrett Woll took the loss for Santa Rosa after surrendering five runs, four earned, on five hits in 4 2/3 innings.
San Rafael Pacifics 7 defeats Santa Rosa Scuba Divers 6 behind Jayson Summers
The San Rafael Pacifics continued t
The San Rafael Pacifics continued their winning ways once again beating the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers
7-6 for the third time at Albert Park in the span of a week. The Pacifcs now move to 8-1 on the
season with their sixth straight win.
The Pacifics scored their first run of the night without recording a hit in the bottom of the first.
After getting on base by a walk, left fielder Jalil Marinez ended up scoring on a fielding error by
Santa Rosa for an early 1-0 lead.
In the very next inning, John Bicos kicked off what would be a big night at the plate. Bicos, who
came in hitting .341 and leading the team in home runs with three, added another home run to his
stat sheet in the second inning on a no-doubter to left. He also picked up another RBI in the fourth
on a base hit to left field. On the night, Bicos finished 2-4 with a home run, two RBIs, and two
runs scored.
"Im just looking for good pitches to hit," said Bicos after the game. "Ive gotten them so far and
luckily Ive been able to do something with them."
On the mound tonight for San Rafael was Jayson Summers, who has been the ace so far for the Pacifics
early in the season. Summers, who has had some command issues on the season, pounded the strike zone
early and established himself on the mound. Through six innings, Summers struck out six while
walking two batters and only giving up one run. Summers now has his second win on the season and
through 17 innings pitched this year boasts an impressive Pecos league ERA of 2.64.
Summers, a two-way player in college, once again produced at the plate as he knocked in a run in the
third with a solid single. He now has a .444 batting average with four RBIs on the season, providing
a consistency for the Pacifics both in the box and on the mound.
"I was still a two-way player just in case," said Summers, "but pitching has always really been my
thing so I just stuck with that and I just hit whenever I can."
However, it was not all smooth sailing for the Pacifics. San Rafael was up 7-3 in the top of ninth
in what ended up being a snow ball inning. After walking the bases loaded, San Rafael ended up
walking in three runs which cut the lead to only one run with two outs. On a 3-2 count with the game
on the line, relief pitcher Christian Johnson threw a fastball that was swung on and missed giving
the Pacifics the win.
The Pacifics once again found themselves hitting the ball well on Tuesday night. They scored seven
runs on 12 hits. Out of their nine games on the season, the Pacifics have had double digit hits in
seven of them, proving that they are a team that have hitters up and down the line-up.
"We always tell the guys to just make good contact with the ball," said player-manager Kyle Ulandy.
"Good things happen when you make good contact."
Along with Bicos, first baseman Beau Dormin ended up scoring twice along with his two doubles.
Shortstop Corey Davis Jr. also added two hits on the night and an RBI. He is now hitting .477, which
is the highest batting average on the team.
The Pacifics next will face off against the Martinez Sturgeon on the road Thursday. They will then
come home for two games, once again against the Sturgeon in a Pecos league-styled series. The
Sturgeon come in with a 1-7 record, including three losses against the Pacifics. San Rafael will
look to keep their winning streak alive on Thursday.
Evan Bacani helps the San Rafael Pacifics down the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers
got the win for the San Rafael Pacifics.
On the mound for the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers it was Cory Monroe who picked up the win throwing 4 innings.
For the San Rafael Pacifics, Evan Bacani lead the way at the plate going 0-4.
Jr Corey Davis also helped the ballclub at the plate going 0-0.
This game was played in San Rafael at Albert Park on 2022-06-04 at 6:00:00 PM
With the win the San Rafael Pacifics move to 6-1 on the season.
San Rafael Pacifics play Martinez Sturgeon at Joe DiMaggio at 2:00:00 PM on Jun 5 2022.
With the loss the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers move to 3-3 on the season.
Santa Rosa Scuba Divers play the San Rafael Pacifics at Albert Park at 6:00:00 PM on Jun 7 2022.
Santa Rosa Scuba Divers Defeat Santa Cruz Seaweed 16-9
June 2 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Di
June 2 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Divers defeated the Santa Cruz Seaweed 16-9, using a six-run fourth inning to build a commanding lead. Santa Rosa scored twice in the second, four times in the third and six times in the fourth to move ahead 12-4. The Scuba Divers added two runs in both the seventh and eighth innings, while Santa Cruz scored in the first, third, fourth, sixth, seventh and eighth. Eric Kozak led Santa Rosa with a home run, three runs scored and three RBI while drawing three walks. James Martin went 1-for-2 with two runs, three RBI and three walks, and Marcus Scales hit two home runs, scored twice and drove in two. Santa Rosa finished with nine hits and 13 walks. Santa Cruz received a three-hit performance from Nick Giambalvo, who hit two home runs, scored twice and drove in two. Cole Gaskey added two hits and three RBI, while Anthony Larrasquitu hit a home run and contributed two RBI. The Seaweed totaled eight hits and scored nine runs. Austin Mora earned the win for Santa Rosa after allowing five hits and four earned runs over five innings with two walks and one strikeout. T. Hitchens closed out the game with 2 1/3 innings of one-run ball, allowing one hit and striking out four. Nathaniel Brezner Mendoza was charged with the loss for Santa Cruz after three innings, six runs, three earned, five walks and three strikeouts.
Santa Rosa Scuba Divers Outlast San Rafael Pacifics 10-9
May 30 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Di
May 30 2022 The Santa Rosa Scuba Divers defeated the San Rafael Pacifics 10-9 in a high-scoring game at Albert Park. Santa Rosa collected 11 hits and overcame San Rafael’s 12-hit attack, with the Pacifics committing no errors compared with two for the Scuba Divers.
Santa Rosa built its offense with four runs in the fifth inning and three more in the eighth. Marcus Scales went 3-for-3 with three runs scored and two walks, while Jose Romero added two hits and two RBI. T. Moreno also collected two hits and two RBI, and Max Tracey contributed a double and an RBI. Santa Rosa scored again in the seventh before its three-run eighth gave the Scuba Divers a 10-8 lead.
San Rafael took an early 5-0 lead in the second inning and added runs in the fifth and sixth, but could not hold off Santa Rosa. John Bicos led the Pacifics by going 4-for-5 with three runs, two RBI and a home run. Kyle Ulanday went 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI, while Beau Dorman also had two hits.
Angel Chavez earned the win after allowing three hits and one run over three innings with two strikeouts. T. Hitchens provided 1.2 scoreless innings, and A. Dominguez worked three innings while allowing three runs, two earned. San Rafael starter Mark Dozier struck out nine in 4.2 innings but issued eight walks and was charged with five runs, three earned. Ulanday took the loss after allowing four hits and three earned runs in two innings.
Santa Rosa Uses Seven Run Fourth to Defeat Martinez
May 27 2022 Santa Rosa Scuba Divers
May 27 2022 Santa Rosa Scuba Divers defeated the Martinez Sturgeon 11-6 after scoring seven runs in the fourth inning to break open a close game. Santa Rosa finished with nine hits and one error while Martinez collected 12 hits and also committed one error.
Santa Rosa scored three times in the first inning and added a run in the third before its seven-run fourth. Marcus Scales led the Scuba Divers with three hits, three RBI and a home run. Eric Kozak and Ronaldo Tijero each drove in two runs, while T. Moreno also contributed two RBI. Scales, Kozak, Jose Romero and Tijero recorded stolen bases for Santa Rosa.
Martinez scored once in the second and third innings, three times in the fifth and once in the eighth. Roberto Mejia went 2-for-4 with two RBI and a home run, and Rafael Ramirez added two hits, two RBI and a home run. Chris Carter also drove in two runs, while Craig Woolson doubled.
Austin Mora earned the win for Santa Rosa after allowing five runs on 10 hits with one walk and 10 strikeouts over six innings. Noah Otero pitched three innings of relief, allowing one run on two hits while striking out four. Michael Taylor took the loss for Martinez after surrendering 11 runs, nine earned, on six hits in three innings. Woolson followed with six scoreless innings, allowing three hits and striking out nine.
Santa Rosa Scuba Divers release their inaugural roster
It is the Santa Rosa Scuba Divers
The Pecos League announced the new
The Pecos League announced the new Santa Rosa Baseball Team will be named the "Santa Rosa Scuba Divers".
The teams home games will be played in Santa Rosa Doyle Park Memorial Park in June and July on Thursday and Friday Nights.
Santa Rosa, California is 54 miles north of San Francisco on Highway 101 and 97 miles West of Sacramento.
2022 wont be the first Santa Rosa team in the Pecos League. In 2014, 2015 and 2016 the Pecos League played one game a year in Santa Rosa, New Mexico.
The popular name Scuba Divers was the proposed team that was going to be based in Santa Rosa, New Mexico which is home to the Blue Hole and the only scuba diving in the entire Southwestern United States.
Colors for the Scuba Divers will Red and White.
The team will wear Red Jerseys with with black hats.
2022 will be the inaugural season for the Scuba Divers.
The Scuba Divers will join the Pecos Leagues Pacific Division which now consist of eight teams.
Seven of the Pacific Division teams are based in California (Bakersfield Train Robbers, Wasco Reserve, Monterey Amberjacks, Santa Cruz Seaweed, Santa Rafael Pacifics and Martinez Sturgeon).
The two time Pecos League Defending Champion Tucson Saguaros will move back into the Pacific Division to align the league with two divisions of eight.
The team will play a 50 game regular season schedule from May 26 to July 31. Pecos League Playoffs begin at the end of the regular season.
The Scuba Divers will finalize their coaching and game day staff in early 2022.
For Team information, Tickets or gear visit http://www.SantaRosaScubaDivers.com
The Pecos League is an independent baseball league which operates in cities in desert mountain regions throughout California, New Mexico, Southern Arizona, Kansas, West Texas and Colorado.
Pecos Teams play in cities that do not have Major or Minor League Baseball teams and is not affiliated with either.
The Pecos League has two divisions which stretch from the plains of Kansas to the Oceans of California to the Mexican Border of Texas.
The two divisions with the Mountain Division and the Pacific Division. Full information about the Pecos League can be found at http://www.PecosLeague.com
Other teams include:
- Alpine Cowboys,
- Austin Weirdos.
- Bakersfield Train Robbers,
- Colorado Springs SnowSox,
- Garden City Wind,
- Martinez Sturgeon,
- Monterey Amberjacks,
- Roswell Invaders,
- San Rafael Pacifics,
- Santa Cruz Seaweed,
- Santa Fe Fuego,
- Trinidad Triggers,
- Tucson Saguaros,
- Wasco Reserve,
- Weimar Hormigas
Opening Day for the Scuba Divers is May 26, 2022 at Martinez against the Martinez Sturgeon. The Team will be announcing tryout dates and hiring game day staff soon.
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