Season 2003
	Players Patrice Azi Seth Caplan Kfir Garner Steven Gee Tom Harkness Alec Jossens Kevin Klotz Fran Langbein Aaron McCreary Marcelo Munoz Miguel Paniagua Nick Perovich Ben Petrofsky Don Phelps Luke Sasse Coaches Carlos Munoz  Robert Harkness David Preuss Games July 8 in Memorial Park Albany 4 East County 14 July 12 in Memorial Park Albany 1 North Oakland 14

	Season 2002
	Player Roster Alec Carlin Jacob Curtis Fong John Nicholas Garcia Seth M. Jones Drew Leader-Picone Maxwell Livingston Joseph G. Manoleas Marcelo Rios Munoz Brian B. Nelson Benjamin A. Petrofsky Bradley E. Phelps Luuk G.H. Sasse Levi Austin Sheats Andrew C. Southern Coaches Roy Phelps, Eric Anderson, Carlos Munoz Games July 9th  (Walnut Creek) Albany  7 Walnut Creek 0 July 12 (Concord) Albany 4 Concord American 5 July 13 Albany 12 Pinole 13 (Albany eliminated)

	Season 2001
	Player Roster Alec Carlin Powell DeGange Jacob Fong Nick Garcia Jason Haller Joe Manoleas Oliver Monday Max Shapiro Ian Stewart Jonathan Smith Dan Thompson Matt Thompson Stephen DeGange, Manager Vincent Phillips, Coach Schedule & Reports July 9th (Bye) July 10th (forfeit win) July 12th in (Memorial Park) East County 6, ALBANY 19 The win advanced Albany into the title game in the winners bracket. Catcher Jason Haller hit a three-run homer in the first inning and followed that with two singles and a double. For the night, Haller was 4-for-4 with 7 RBIs. He also scored 4 runs. Center fielder Jonathan Smith also homered for Albany and went 3-for-4, with 3 runs scored and 3 RBIs. Oliver Monday smashed two doubles and drove in 4 runs. All told, Albany pounded out 20 hits. Alec Carlin was the starting and winning pitcher. Powell DeGange pitched the final two innings and struck out five. July 14 in Walnut Creek North Oakland 12, Albany 8 Albany fell behind, 7-1, after two innings, and several comeback rallies fell short. Oliver Monday hit a second inning home run for Albany, while Alec Carlin contributed two singles and three rbis. Lead-off hitter Nick Garcia had three hits and scored three runs. July 17 in Walnut Creek Pittsburg 3, ALBANY 6 [Loser bracket final] Alec Carlin pitched a clutch, complete game, 5-hitter. Max Shapiro, Jonathan Smith, and Jacob Fong each had two hits and an rbi. Albany and North Oakland are the only teams remaining in the tournament. Oakland is undefeated, Albany has one loss. To win the tournament, Albany must beat North Oakland twice. July 18 in Walnut Creek North Oakland 13, Albany 11 [Championship Game] North Oakland scored 5 runs in the top of the first and went on to take a 7-2 lead going into the bottom of the 4th inning.  Albany roared back with two-out, 9-run rally to take an 11-7 lead.  Key hits in the uprising included Dan Thompson's two-run double, Jonathan Smith's two-run triple, and Jason Haller's second hit of the inning, a run-scoring double. Alas. Albany could not hold the lead and going into the 7th inning, the game was knotted at 11.  North Oakland scored two runs in the top half of the inning to take a 13-11 lead.  Haller lead off the bottom of the inning with a single.  After a strike out, Max Shapiro singled, and while another strike out was being recorded, a double steal put Albany runners at second and third, with two outs.  The stage was set.  Dan Thompson nailed an 0-1 fastball on the ground between first and second.  The North Oakland second baseman was able to corral the shot and fire to first to clinch the pennant for North Oakland.  As they say, five feet either way, and it's a tie ball game. For the game, Haller contributed 3 hits and scored 3 runs.  Smith drove in 3 while Nick Garcia, Ian Stewart, and Shapiro each had 2 hits. The Albany team represented its hometown proudly.  Drawing on a limited roster of players, Albany posted the best record in league play at 16-2.  And came very close to upsetting a North Oakland All-star team drawn from its own six-team league and capturing the District 4 Championship. -- Stephen DeGange, reporter

	Elected by Players Sean Ayers Tom Carman Alex Goins Jeremy Lebeau Sam Marthinsen Ryan Nelson Emanuel Mejia Marcus Turner Selected by Coaches Ryan Bennett Tom Coble Powell DeGange Jeremiah Pinguello James Izumizaki Ian Stewart Coaches Joe Pinguelo, Manager Bob Hansen Games July 10 (Monday) 5:30 p.m. Clayton Valley 1 ALBANY 5 Clayton Valley scored first. Jeremy Lebeau scored the catch up run. Alex Goines knocked in two runs and scored as well to put us into the lead. Jerimiah Pinquelo pitched a two hitter. -- Jim Nelson and Bob Hansen, reporters. July 12 at Clayton Valley HS ALBANY 8, East County 3 July 14 at 5:30 Walnut Creek 10, Albany 9. July 17 at Clayton Valley HS Albany 5, Pinole 3 Championship Game July 18th 5:30 Clayton Valley HS Albany 3, Walnut Creek 11 [Albany eliminated]

Back - Roy Phelps, Ryan Nelson, Jonah Schroggin, Jeremy Lebeau, Sam Marthinsen, Bryon Gross, David Klein, Eric Anderson. Front - Cole Stipovich, Jeremiah Pinguelo, James Assia, Sean Ayers, James Izumizaki, Sean McKay. Absent - Daniel A. Schmidt, Chris T. Colvin, Michael Alden, Curtis Steudeman, Gabe Zeldin. Only one team played Senior League ball in 1999. It went 16-0 in the regular season in a District 4 league with Concord, Lafeyette, Martinez, Pinole, and Pittsburg. All Star Games July 8 at Pinole: Albany 3, Pinole-Hercules 5 Saturday July 10 at Walnut Creek ALBANY 11, Pittsburg 0 July 12: Mon July 12 in Walnut Creek ALBANY 13, East County 5 Weds Jul 14 in Walnut Creek at 5:30 ALBANY 2, Clayton Valley 5 [Albany eliminated.] Regular Season Record: 16 - 0 May 22d: Concord American#1 1, Albany (1-0) 5 May 23d: Lafayette 3, Albany (2-0) 8 May 26th: Concord American Giants 2, Albany (3-0) 14 May 31: Albany (4-0) 5,  Martinez#2 2 Jun 2 : Martinez #2 2 , Albany (5-0) 3 Jun  5: Piniole #1 3, Albany (6-0) 13 Jun 7: Pittsburg 6, Albany (7-0)7 Jun 12: Albany (8-0) 10, Concord American Giants 8 Jun 17: Albany (9-0) 8 Martinez #1 1 Jun 19 Albany (10-0) 14, Pittsburg 4 Jun 21: Pinole #2 0, Albany (11-0) 7 Jun 22 Pinole #2 5, Albany (12-0) 6 <8 innings> Jun 23 Albany (13-0) 6,  Lafayette 5 Jun 26 Pinole#1 0, Albany (14-0) 7 Jun 27 Martinez #1 0, Albany (15-0) 7 Jun 28 Albany (16-0) 11, Concord American#1 1

1998 Senior League All Star Team Elected by players: James Assia (Astros) Chris Weakley (Astros) Gabriel Zelden (Astros) Christopher Colven (Mets) Stephen Drapeau (Mets) David Collister (Mets) Ben Golderberg (Mets) Bryan Gross (Padres) Chris Alfert (Padres) Selected by coaches: Cameron J. Adams-Harlan Sean Ayers Alexander B. Goines Tyson L. Griffin Andrew M. Hirano Jeremy S. Lebeau Jason C. Moore Samuel E. Marthinsen Jonah H. Schrogin Coaches BILL MARTHINSEN Allen Collester, Jana Lord, Daniel Hennon GAMES July 9th  Memorial Park -- Forfeit win to Albany. July 14th at Pinole -- Albany 6, Clayton Valley 1 July 16th at Walnut Creek -- Albany 4,  North Oakland 6 July 17 at Walnut Creek  -- Walnut Creek 9, Albany 8.

1997 Senior League All Stars The Team
	Vote of the Players Astros Jon Ball Moses Kopmar Adam Phillips Gabriel Zelden	Selected by the Coaches Astros Mathew Gillette Jacob Ritvo Christopher Weakley
	Padres David Avila-Silver William Bennett Christopher Chin Tim Onweller	Padres Morgan Corbell Bryon Gross Thomas Smith
	Coaches Reubin Fielder, Rich Gillette, Vince Phillips

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Games and Scores July 2nd in Memorial Park: Albany 10, Martinez 9 July 8th at Walnut Creek: Albany 10, Walnut Creek7 July 11th in Concord: Albany 1, Clayton Valley 2. July 14th  in Concord in Losers bracket final: Albany 3, North Oakland 13. (Albany eliminated.)

1992 Senior League All Stars
Back -- Sean Pippen, Edward Preisler, Don August (coach), Robert Serpa (Manager), Chase Choate, Tom Beckwith. Middle --Josh Flushman, Kitamba Douglas, Mark Souza, Sam Nicklson, Gabe Serpa, Colin Sillers. Front --Seth Zweben, Kyle Fleming, Burlin Germany.

1989 Senior League All Stars District 4 Champions -- (Left to right) Coach Paul Sundstrom, Daniel Hennon, Joey Pearse, Zack Chun (at rear), Danny Coen, Nizar Amin (at flag), Bene Sklar (obscured), Cliff Coleman (at flag), unidentified player at back),Paul Fisher (at flag), Roman Davis (rear), Jason Badgley, Todd Carlock (at flag) coach Jim Henry, Tammy Holmes.

1985 Senior League District 4 Champions

Coaches (at rear) John Peyovich, "Buddy" Flenoid, Jim Giblin Middle row of players (left to right)Trevor Tapscott, Sean Yabusaki, Mike Parham, Malik Miller, Craig Tannahill, Eric Flenoid, Brad Nash, Del Lyles, Doug Baily Players with pennent Jeff Bekus, Ty Day, Nate Rodreguiz, Parker Newton, Ronnie McRay

1977 Senior League All Stars

1976 Senior League All Stars
Back row, left to right: Coach Gary Parsons, Jeff Chamness, David Ford, Mark Ayers, Bobby Sujushi, Ivory Bennett, Gary Williams, John Sanders.
Front, left to right: Pat McDonah, David Zupo, Jim Fujinaga, John Peyovich, Angelo Gilbert, Richard Valenzuela, Kermit Dearman, Coach Jack Rosano.

1969 Senior League All Stars

1967 Senior League All Star Team Rear -- Manager Jeff O'Donnell, George Jackle, Randy Hanson, Mike Reed, Art Martinelli, Tom turner, Curt Pihl, Jim Schindler, Fred Mendonsa, Larry Dutcher. Kneeling - Mike Griffin, Jim Schindler, Shawn Ridley, Vaughn Nordby, Herb Russell. Editor's Request: If you know which kid identified as "Jim Schindler" is really Jim Schindler, please tell us. If you know the real name of the kid mis-identified as Jim Schindler, please tell us his real name.

1966 Senior League All Stars

Players Standing - Russ Klobas, Joe Giffin, Gerry Behman, Tom Dyer, Mike Pieasente, Steve Valenzuela, Brian Hellwig.

Players Kneeling -Vaughn Nordby, Rich Goforth, Jeff Gray, Tim Taylor, Kevin O'Gorman, John Whitman. (Absent: Mark Forest) Coaches Al Klobas (Colts) and Jeff O'Donnell (Mets). Roster by Teams: Jeff Gray, Brian Hellwig, Steven Valenzuela, Mark Forest (Colts) Joe Griffin, Mike Pieasente, John Whitman (Mets) Gerry Behman, Rich Goforth, Bill Haskins, Russ Klobas (Phils) Tom Dyer, Vaughn Nordby, Kevin O'Gorman, Tim Taylor (Reds)

 

1965 Senior League All Stars

Team Photo: Front -- Manager Elmer Holm, Marty Ortiz, Kevin O'Gorman, mascot Herman, Russ Klobas, Coach Al Klobas. Back -- Bill Holm, Brad Smith, Bob Inserra, John Whitman, Jim Brodie, Jerry Behman, Mike Piasente, John Woody, Bill Haskins, Jeff Gray, Jim Perry.