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AE14U 2018 Team

Coaches Jeff Inglin, Dan Petersen, Ricky Cox

CHAMPIONS of the Prospect Wire San Diego Invitational Tournament

out of 8 teams from AZ, CA, HI, and CO

AE14U Red – Coach Jeff Inglin

CHAMPIONS Fall Brawl – All World – Petaluma

CHAMPIONS Halloween Havoc – All World – Petaluma

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2017 All World Get Ready to Rumble Tournament – 1st Tournament in Petaluma – AE 14U’s win the Championship at Casa Grande!

2017 Easter Extravaganza Champs in Mather Tournament

The boys went 4-0 for the weekend and took the ship!

For 2016, we have the 14U team coached by Mike Wambold.

The 14u Wambold boys took the SHIP!!! No better way to end the season than by being the Champions of the Halloween Scream Tourney!!!

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14u Wambold boys pull off an awesome win over the Fresno A’s, 4-3!!! They are the Champions of the Going Yard Silver Bracket in Elk Grove!!!

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Athletic Edge

17 hours ago

Al Endriss - 5 days until he's inducted into AE's Hall of Fame -
Endriss is no stranger to hall of fame introductions as he has been inducted into numerous including the SFSU Hall of Fame, the Marin Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame, and the National Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame. Al began his sports career at St. Elizabeth’s high school in Oakland, CA where he played basketball, baseball, & football. From there he went to St. Mary’s College in Moraga, CA and continued with his three-sport career.

In 1948 he began his professional sports career playing baseball in the Brooklyn Dodgers farm league system. After four seasons of baseball, Endriss switched to football, signing a contract with the San Francisco 49ers as a back up defensive end in 1952. After a season with the Niners, Endriss went to play in the Canadian Football League for the Calgary Stampeders. Endriss was set to return to Calgary in 1954 when he received a call from the principal at St. Elizabeth’s, his alma mater. The school was in need of a football coach and he was their first choice.

Endriss decided to take the coaching job continued coaching high school football and baseball for the next 25 years, with the bulk of that time spent coaching baseball at Redwood High School. During his tenure at Redwood, he was voted the National HS Baseball Coach in 1974 and led the Giants to a National High School Championship in 1976.

In 1982, Endriss came to College of Marin. During his coaching career at COM, he led his Mariners to 465 victories and transferred 38 athletes to Division I schools and numerous others to Division II schools. Endriss retired from COM in 1997. Five years post retirement he returned to coaching as the Branson golf coach.

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Al Endriss

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Athletic Edge

1 day ago

6 days until the AE Hall of Fame Dinner!

To make it easy for you, just email Jeff at JeffInglin.AE@gmail.com and he'll get you a ticket to the event. Sat. Mar. 23. 6 pm. Right here in town.

Join us in honoring:

Bob Padecky - sports writer
Nolan Fonseca - signed by the (California) Los Angeles Angels in 1966
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Athletic Edge

3 days ago

Speaking of Hall of Fame, our upcoming AE Hall of Fame inductee Bob Padecky, long time sports writer, wrote this article about Phill Lowery, who was recently inducted to the Casa Grande Hall of Fame. We have great baseball to be celebrated in Petaluma, and AE is honoring 3 greats including Bob for all his coverage of baseball in Sonoma County. Please join us Sat. Mar. 23 at 6 pm. Tickets are for sale at AE Cages for only $40.

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PADECKY: No regrets for former Casa Grande phenom Phill Lowery

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A bum arm ended the short pro baseball career of former Casa Grande High School standout Phill Lowery, now a CHP officer. Despite the surgeries, the pain and never meeting his hero Nolan Ryan, he says he lives a 'blessed' life.

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Athletic Edge

4 days ago

We are so honored to induct Al Endriss to AE's Hall of Fame in 8 days! Check out this great article about revisiting his Glory Days. He is a local legend. Join us Sat. Mar. 23, 6 pm, and meet this baseball great. Tickets for sale at AE Cages.

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