Every summer, our players join some of the best summer leagues and teams across the country to compete and develop their skills. Many of them had outstanding performances for their respective teams, and I'm thrilled to see their growth. Cooper Donlin was particularly impressive, with a standout offensive summer for the Burlington Bees in the Prospect League. Noah Hata also proved to be one of the toughest outs in the West Coast League. Vicente Molina and the Chillicothe Mudcats guys had strong summers, throwing significant innings for their clubs. I can't wait to have them back this fall, as they return more polished and ready to lead us toward a championship.
Burlington Bees - Prospect League
Cooper Donlin
- .350 batting average (led team)
- 31 Runs
- 6 Doubles
- 20 Walks
- 20 RBIs
- 30-game on-base streak, .455 OBP (led team)
Skyler Agnew
- .261 batting average
- 5 Doubles
- 4 Home runs
- 20 RBIs
Nanaimo Nightowls - West Coast League
Noah Hata
- .305 batting average
- 25 Walks to 14 Strikeouts
- .468 OBP (led team)
Ryan Inouye
- 3 Wins
- 4 Saves
- 15.1 IP
- 18 Strikeouts to 4 Walks
Chillicothe Mudcats - MINK League
Drew Sanidad
- .312 batting average
- .407 OBP
- 30 Stolen bases (led team)
Brennan Kettle
- 20.0 IP
- 4.95 ERA
- 29 Strikeouts in 20 IP, 13.05 K/9
Steven Escarcega
San Francisco Seagulls - California Collegiate League
Vicente Molina
- 17.1 IP
- 3.11 ERA
- 18 Strikeouts to 9 Walks
- 1.04 WHIP
- .148 Opposing batting average
