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PričaAlameda Anchors are 2023 BACL champions; Pat Bail Field remains home base
The Alameda Anchors are a collegiate summer club based in Alameda, playing home dates at Pat Bail Field and competing in regional summer action that includes the Bay Area Collegiate League and the Pacific Coast Collegiate Baseball League [2]. The program’s rise featured a signature moment with the 2023 BACL championship [1].Fans can follow full games and club content on the Anchors’ YouTube channel, which regularly features game streams and team features [3]. Team leadership, coaching staff, roster information, and community/game‑day details are published through the club’s official outlets, keeping supporters connected all summer [2].
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PričaAlameda Anchors announce 2026 roster with Jerry Gibbs at the helm
The Alameda Anchors set their 2026 roster with Jerry Gibbs managing, Davallon Harper overseeing the staff, and assistants Brian Sandoval and Eric Bradley on the bench [1]. Highlights from a deep group include CF AJ Carter (#43; Hayward; Cal State Stanislaus/Northern Colorado), OF Robbie Fintland (#23; Alameda; La Verne/St. Joseph Notre Dame), and RHP Kanan Clifford (#9; Oakland; Middlebury/College Prep) [1].The roster details player numbers, positions, physical profiles, handedness, hometowns, and college affiliations as the Anchors gear up for Pacific Coast Collegiate Baseball League and Bay Area Collegiate League competition in 2026 [1][2]. The club promotes 2026 roster and schedule information on Instagram (@anchorsbaseball) to keep supporters dialed in throughout the summer [2].
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PričaAlameda Anchors set for another summer as back-to-back BACL champions
The Anchors keep the summer rhythm on the Island, competing in the Bay Area Collegiate League and operating as a collegiate wood-bat program rooted in Alameda. The club enters the upcoming slate as back-to-back BACL champions, underscoring a recent run of form that has set the pace locally [1][2].The program recruits collegiate talent for its summer roster and is listed as a collegiate summer team based in Alameda, reinforcing its pipeline for players looking for reps with wood bats between college seasons [1][7].Fans can track the Anchors’ roster moves, schedule updates, and in-game highlights across the team’s official site and active channels on X, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, which regularly carry clips, announcements, and game content throughout the summer [1][3][4][5][6].
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PričaAnchors open 2024 at Pat Bail as Merchants return; Island City Showdown set for June 7
Fresh off last summer’s Bay Area Collegiate League title, the Anchors roll into 2024 with a refreshed dugout and a slate built for Island City nights at College of Alameda’s Pat Bail Field, with select Sundays at Laney College. The club opens on the road Tuesday, May 28, returns for a Wednesday home opener on May 29, and circles the “Island City Showdown” against the reborn Alameda Merchants for Friday, June 7 at 6 p.m. [1]Josh Pasenelli, formerly an assistant at De Anza College, takes the helm as head coach with assistant Gunnar David, while owner/GM Tony Cecaci sets the tone for a summer rooted in community connection. [1]The roster blends returnees and newcomers, including second baseman EJ Cord (Jessup University) and outfielder Caven Croom (Sonoma State), with additional player details available via recruiting platforms. [1][5]Home dates stream live on the Anchors’ YouTube channel with play-by-play from Kiran Costa, keeping fans locked in when they can’t make it to Pat Bail. [3]The Anchors identify as BACL members and reigning champions, while the Merchants reemerge after an eight-year pause to compete in the California Collegiate League under manager Dustin Cheyne with assistants Marciano Reichel and Dan Mills; the Merchants open on Thursday, June 6. [2][1]Tickets, full schedules, and game-day info—along with host-family opportunities and family-friendly promos—are available via the teams’ pages and league listings. [1][2][4]
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PričaAlameda Anchors finalize 2025 roster, stream info centralized on Watch Live page
The Alameda Anchors, a collegiate summer baseball club based in Alameda, outline their program and community footprint on the official site [1][5]. The club has published its 2025 roster, giving fans an early look at the summer group [4][5].For those following from home, game coverage is aggregated on the Watch Live page, the hub the club uses to point fans to its broadcasts [3]. Team information and regular updates are maintained on the site, with additional day‑to‑day notes pushed through the Anchors’ X and Facebook channels [1][2][7]. Player listings for the summer squad are also reflected on FieldLevel [6].With the summer slate on deck, Anchors supporters have the essentials in place to track the roster and tune in throughout the season [1][3].
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PričaCrabs vs Alameda Anchors, Fresno Athletics vs Anchors — full-game replays
Fans can catch the Crabs vs Alameda Anchors full‑game replay, a complete look at a classic summer matchup. [1]Two Fresno Athletics games against the Anchors are also available — labeled Game 36 and Game 38 — offering a full window into that multi‑game set. Perfect for a rewatch of defensive sequences, situational hitting, and late‑inning bullpen moves. [2][3]
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PričaAlameda Anchors open summer at Pat Bail Field, back-to-back BACL champs
The Anchors enter the new campaign as a proven summer force, carrying back‑to‑back Bay Area Collegiate League crowns from 2023 and 2024. Alameda’s collegiate wood‑bat club has made a habit of playing deep into July, and the expectations remain high. [1][2]Home dates are staged at Pat Bail Field at the College of Alameda (555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Pkwy), giving the island crowd an easy seat to watch the next wave of Bay Area talent. [3]For those following from around the league, home games stream live with play‑by‑play, and links are centralized ahead of first pitch. [4] The 2025 roster is posted, spotlighting returners and fresh arrivals aiming to keep the winning groove intact. [5]The club stays connected with fans throughout the week on Facebook and Instagram, sharing lineup notes, in‑game updates, and postgame snapshots from the diamond. [6][7]
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PričaSonoma Stompers Best Alameda Anchors in 4‑2 Summer Collegiate Clash
The Alameda Anchors Baseball Club absorbed a 4‑2 loss to the Sonoma Stompers in a Bay Area collegiate summer contest. The contest, held during non‑league play, featured a dominant performance by Sonoma’s pitching staff, which combined for just four hits and three walks to suppress the Anchors’ offense. Six Sonoma arms delivered efficient innings, neutralizing Alameda’s early attempts to build momentum. The defeat marked Sonoma’s second consecutive win of that stretch, setting up a rematch with Alameda in the day’s final game. The rivalry highlights the competitive depth of summer collegiate baseball in Northern California. The Alameda Anchors Baseball Club now shift focus toward their full summer schedule and league play.
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PričaSonoma Stompers Edge Alameda Anchors in Recent Collegiate Summer Clash
The Alameda Anchors Baseball Club fell to the Sonoma Stompers in a closely contested collegiate summer league matchup, with the Stompers securing a 4–2 victory. The Sonoma pitching staff, featuring six relievers, limited the Anchors to just four hits and issued three walks, showcasing bullpen depth and effectiveness (stompersbaseball.com). The Anchors showed resilience later in the game, applying pressure in the eighth inning, but were unable to overcome Sonoma’s sustained dominance on the mound (stompersbaseball.com).
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PričaSonoma Stompers Outpitch Alameda Anchors in 4‑2 Victory
The Alameda Anchors Baseball Club suffered a 4‑2 loss to the Sonoma Stompers in early non‑league action, as reported June 1, 2025. The Sonoma pitching staff combined to hold the Anchors to only four hits and two runs, with reliever Braden Guentz closing the door and securing the win. Despite late efforts, the Anchors were unable to overcome the Stompers’ dominant mound performance. The club now looks ahead to their next matchup following a challenging showing on the road.