Josh Richie Homerun Advances Golden Era to Championship in 1st Tournament in Program History

Josh Richie (Actual Home-Run Photo)

2005 18U Memorial Day Classic Update

The Golden Era squad knew they we're one win away from advancing to the championship game of the 2005 Northern California Memorial Day Classic when they took the field Monday morning against the Delta Indians.

Golden Era would have there hands full facing the Delta Indians ace on the mound, Vega, who's fastball was consistently over 90 miles per hour.

The game wouldn't be close though as Golden Era erupted for 5 in the first capped off by one of the furthest home-runs we have ever seen by Josh Richie, a ball that traveled an estimated 450 feet, while cruising to a win.

1st Pitch in Program Histroy Thrown by Kyle Teague

Golden Era's 18U squad took the field for the first time in program history. The first pitch was thrown by Kyle Teague....

Spring of 2005 Hitting Classes Get Underway

Derek Bell & Hitting Student Ricky Pata

Spring of 2005 Hitting Classes are now underway with morning sessions in Fremont and afternoon sessions in Pleasanton. Currently all of the Spring Hitting Classes are full.

Hitting Class Short Details:
8 Session Program
1 Hour Each Workout
10 Players per Class

Golden Era Baseball's 1st Program Begins (2004 Off-Season Hitting Classes)

Andrew Prince in the 1st Hitting Class offered by Golden Era Baseball

Golden Era Baseball 1st program began this evening, our 2004 Off-Season High School Hitting Class. The class consists of, Max Schupe, Trevor Sampson, Kevin Ruma, Tyson Ross, Joey Ross and Nikko Wahl.

UPDATE: This class consisted of some players who moved on to do some pretty special things baseball wise:

• Tyson Ross (Drafted in the 2nd Round of the Major League Draft by the Oakland A's)
• Joey Ross (Drafted in the 1st Round by the San Diego Padres)
• Andrew Prince (Played College Baseball at Harvard)
• Kevin Ruma (Moved on to play college baseball and now is a coach himself at Bishop O'Dowd High School)
• Max Schupe (Moved on to play college baseball at Oregon State)
• Trevor Sampson (Moved on to play college baseball at Chabot)

Derek Bell & Shawon Dunston Working a Summer Baseball Camp