Healdsburg Prune Packers

Healdsburg Prune Packers
Information
LeaguePacific Empire League (2024-present)[1]
LocationHealdsburg, California
BallparkRecreation Park
Founded1921
Nickname(s)Packers
League championships5 (Redwood Empire League: 1931, 1952)
(California Collegiate League: 2021, 2022, 2023)
Division championships0
Former league(s)Independent (1921)
Sonoma County League (1930)
Redwood Empire League (1931)
Redwood Empire Baseball League (1951-1962)
Sacramento Rural League (2012-2013)
California Collegiate League (2014–present)
ColorsBurgundy, Black, White
     
ManagerJoey Gomes
General ManagerRichard (Dick) Bugarske
Websitewww.prunepackers.org
Prune Packers logo at Recreation Park, Healdsburg, California

The Healdsburg Prune Packers are the collegiate level summer baseball team which has been playing at Recreation Park since 1921. Operating under various organizational structures over the years, the Packers became a part of the California Collegiate League in 2014. As of 2024, they became a charter team of the newly-formed Pacific Empire League.

History

Founding years

In February 1921, under the leadership of the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce, a new baseball team was organized.[2] The first game was played on 15 May 1921 with Red Corrick pitching.[3] The first year included 21 Sunday games against the Nucoa Butters, the Petaluma Leghorns, the Santa Rosa Rosebuds, the San Francisco Ninantic Parlor, the Vallejo Y.M.I., Oakland Maxwell Hardware, San Francisco M.J. B. Coffee Kids and the San Francisco Associated Terminals.[4]

In the first five years, the Prune Packers earned an enviable record: 1921 14 W, 9 L; 1922 20 W, 6 L; 1923 22 W, 4 L; 1924 20 W, 6 L; 1925 7 W, 2L.[5] In July 1925, the team was suddenly disbanded by the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce and the baseball committee when the finances of the team proved untenable. At the time of the disbanding, the Santa Rosa and Petaluma teams had already folded and the St. Helena and Napa teams were expected to disband shortly.[6]

1930s

In 1930, the Prune Packers represented Healdsburg in the Sonoma County League.[7]

While the 1931 season was threatened with cancellation because of lack of local support,[8] the Prune Packers won the championship in the Redwood Empire League.[9]

In 1932, the Prune Packers attempted to operate as a non-league-affiliated team to play various local teams. Only one game appears to have been played, against Lakeport, which the Packers lost.[10]

A full 1933 season of 20 games was played, but the final game was canceled because of the approaching starts of colleges and high schools. The Prune Packers won 12 games and lost 8.[11]

In 1938, the I.O.O.F. sponsored Healdsburg baseball using the organization's three links as a logo and without using the Prune Packers name.[12]

While baseball continued in Healdsburg under the auspices of the Odd Fellows during the 1940s, the Prune Packers were not active.

In 1949, lights were added to Recreation Park.[13]

1951–1962

Healdsburg Prune Packers lined up for the National Anthem on 2 August 2021

In 1951, the Odd Fellows withdrew from supporting local baseball and the Healdsburg Lighting Committee took over local adult baseball and resurrected the team with a two night per week (Friday and Saturday) schedule. All local citizens were welcome to try out for the team.[14]

The Prune Packers maintained an active schedule through the 1950s including winning the Redwood Empire Baseball League championship in 1952.[15] In 1955, a high point was achieved when the Prune Packers beat the Seals.[13]

The Prune Packers suffered during the 1962 season with attempts at reorganizing the league and a final 1961–1962 record of 6–8.[16]

2011–present

Community volunteers and local fundraising enabled the Recreation Park grandstands to be restored in 2011. This was the first major restoration since the grandstands were brought from the Cotati Speedway in 1923.[17]

After a 50-year lapse, in 2012, the Prune Packers returned to play 48 games including 16 games in the Sacramento Rural League.[18]

In 2013, the Prune Packers had a 31 W, 25 L record in the Sacramento Rural League.

For 2014, president Riley Sullivan hired former pro Joey Gomes as the manager/general manager.[19] Joey's younger brother, Jonny Gomes, was also a baseball star. The team incorporated as a California Not-For-Profit Corporation[20] and moved to the Golden State Collegiate Baseball League, now the California Collegiate League.

The 2015 season reported a 37–17 record in the collegiate league.[21]

In 2016, the record was 37–14.[22] Three pitchers each contributed four wins: Andrew Vaughan (4-0), Steven Wilson (4-1) and Justin Mullins (4-2). Jake Scheiner (1B-3B) led the team with a batting average of .376.

The Prune Packers reported a 36–15 record for 2017.[23] Pitcher Chase Gardner lead the Packers with a 5–0 record.

During 2018, the record was 36–10.[24] Ryan Shreve led the Prune Packers pitching with a 4–0 record.

The record was 33–7 in 2019.[25] Elijah Birdsong led Prune Packers pitching with a 5–0 record.

The team did not play during the 2020 COVID-19 year.

The Prune Packers celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2021 with a 45–7 season and by winning the CCL State Championship.[26] Manager Joey Gomes was awarded CCL Coach of the Year honors. Pitcher Marvcus Guarin earned a league leading 7–0 record in support of the Prune Packer's season, while finishing with a 1.55 ERA and 41 strikeouts in 29.0 innings pitched, en route to a CCL All-League selection along with six other Prune Packers.[27]

The team recorded a 38 win and 10 loss season for 2022 and won the CCL Championship in its final game at San Luis Obispo.[28] The playoff roster included several returning players from the 2021 championship team, including Joey Kramer (2022 CCL Tournament MVP) and Guarin. The summer roster featured Elijah Birdsong and Brandon Paulson, regarded as Major League prospects. [29] [30][31]

After winning their third consecutive CCL Championship in 2023, the Prune Packers left the CCL and helped to form the new Pacific Empire League for 2024 along with the Humboldt Crabs, Lincoln Potters, Medford Rogues, Solano Mudcats and West Coast Kings.

Notable alumni

  • Jason Alexander- pitched for Prune Packers in 2017
  • Anthony Bender - pitched for the Prune Packers in 2014-16.[32]
  • Steven Wilson - pitched for the Prune Packers in 2015-16.
  • Joe Ryan - pitched for Prune Packers in 2014. [33]
  • Andrew Vaughn - pitched for the Prune Packers in 2016.[34] - Joined the Chicago White Sox.[35]
  • Jake Scheiner - hit .376 for the Prune Packers in 2016.[34] - Joined the Seattle Mariners.
  • Cooper Casad - had a 3-4 record pitching for the Prune Packers in 2017.[36] - Signed with the San Francisco Giants.[37]
  • Billy Wilson - hit .291 for the Prune Packers in 2016.[34] - He signed with the Cleveland Indians.[38]
  • Cal Conley - drafted by Atlanta Braves in 2021 - Hit .376 for the Prune Packers in 2019.[39]
  • Ian Villers[40] - drafted by San Francisco Giants in 2021 - Recorded 4 wins and 0 losses for the Prune Packers in 2019.[39]
  • Quentin Selma[41] - drafted by the Los Angeles Angels in 2021. - Hit .306 for the Prune Packers in 2018.[42]
  • Brandon Poulson - signed with the Minnesota Twins in 2014.[43]
  • Lee Walker - signed with the Boston Red Sox.[44]

Collegiate season-by-season results

Healdsburg Prune Packers
Season League Division Overall Win % Conference Win % Finish Manager Playoffs
2014 GSCBL – 36–19 .655 22–13 .629 3rd Joey Gomes
2015 Independent – 37–13 .740 None Joey Gomes
2016 CCL North 38–16 .704 14–12 .538 2nd Joey Gomes
2017 CCL North 35–15 .700 26–9 .743 1st Joey Gomes Won Quarterfinal game (Conejo) 1–0
Lost Semifinal game (Orange County) 0–1
Won Semifinal elimination game (Conejo) 1–0
Won Championship elimination game (Orange County) 1–0
Lost Championship elimination game (Orange County) 0–1
2018 CCL – 35–10 .778 14–10 .583 3rd Joey Gomes Lost Semifinal (Conejo)
2019 CCL Affiliate 38–8 .826 19–5 .432 1st Joey Gomes Lost Championship (Santa Barbara)
2020 Independent – 6–2–1 .722 Not held due to (COVID-19 pandemic) Joey Gomes
2021 CCL North 45–7 .865 29–5 .853 1st Joey Gomes Lost Quarterfinal game (San Luis Obispo) 0–1
Won elimination game (Conejo) 1–0
Won Semifinal (Arroyo Seco) 1–0
Won Championship (San Luis Obispo) 1–0
2022 CCL North 37–10 .787 25–9 .735 1st Joey Gomes Won North Finals (San Luis Obispo) 1–0
Won Championship (Conejo) 2–0
2023 CCL North 39–9 .813 26–9 .743 1st Joey Gomes Won North Finals (Walnut Creek) 1–0
Won Championship (Arroyo Seco) 2–1
2024 PEL – 37–6 .860 22–5 .815 1st Joey Gomes Won Championship (Lincoln) 2–1
Totals 383–115–1 .769 197–77 .719 — — —

References

  1. ^ Pacific Empire League official website
  2. ^ "Healdsburg to Have Ball Team Once More". Healdsburg Tribune, Enterprise and Scimitar. 10 February 1921. p. 6. Retrieved 18 July 2021.
  3. ^ "Baseball Team Has Win In Opening Game of Season". Healdsburg Tribune. 21 May 1921. p. 5. Retrieved 18 July 2021.
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  8. ^ "No Baseball This Year in Healdsburg – Little Demand Seen, and Jimmy Shinn Will Retire". Healdsburg Tribune. 7 March 1931. p. 1.
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