WhitecapsYearbook2021

2021 OFFICIAL
YEARBOOK

Tribute to Brett Auerbach (#29) and TJ Collette celebrate
Coach Altobelli home run hitting contest win, 2019 All Star Game
page 44
Photograph by William F. Pomeroy

Roster page 7 Roster page 5
Host Family/Player Bonding page xx Host Family Experience page 60
Schedule Page 76
Schedule page 72

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Contents 2
3
Letter from the President 4
Officers & Directors 5
General Manager & Staff 6
Roster 8
Coaching Staff 9
Award Winners 2019 10
Players’ Profiles 14
Game Day Volunteers 16
Bat Kids 20
Tribute To Howard Wayne 22
Temp Players 24
Host Families 28
Media Team 31
Team Meals 32
Home Improvements - Field Upgrades 43
Special Color Advertising Section 44
Who Does What for the Whitecaps 45
In Memoriam Head Coach John Altobelli 46
Food Concession Menu 48
Tribute to Mike Margotta 50
Contributors 50
Tribute To Pat Ramsay 53
Fence Banner Sponsors 59
Salute to Chris Kenney 60
Salute to Andy Ferraguto 64
Host Family Experience 70
Salute to Pat Nahigian 71
Growing Pros for 33 Years 72
Advertiser Index
Schedule 1

Welcome Back to
Stony Brook Field and
Brewster Whitecaps Baseball!

Message from the President

It really is great to be back!

The Brewster Whitecaps coaches, players, interns and staff are thrilled to welcome
fans to the recently renovated Stony Brook Field for the 2021 season. We hope you
enjoy the improved walkways, bleachers and landscaping that were recently
completed.

While the Whitecaps didn’t play in 2020 due to the pandemic, rest assured that we

have been busy preparing for a great 2021 season. As a first-year President, it has

been my pleasure to work with a dedicated Board of Directors and volunteers who

work so diligently to bring you outstanding summer baseball played by top

collegiate players. Bob Graczewski, President
Brewster Baseball Club

Brewster is one of only ten towns on Cape Cod lucky enough to host the best collegiate baseball talent from across the

country. Please browse through this yearbook to learn more about the people who really make this all happen – host

families, coaches, interns and volunteers.

The Whitecaps are a nonprofit organization and rely on the generosity of our local community, summer visitors and
businesses to fund our budget of over $160,000. If you’d like to help, visit our website at brewsterwhitecaps.com to find
opportunities to get involved.

I’d like to thank my predecessor, Chris Kenney, for his outstanding leadership over the past six years. Chris is still with
us and can usually be found during games at the souvenir stand.

Thanks so much for coming out to support the Whitecaps. Submarine duty.
Photo: William F. Pomeroy
Bob Graczewski
[email protected]
(c) 413-237-5020

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Brewster Baseball Club 2021

Officers

Bob Graczewski, President
Ned Monthie, General Manager
Paige Ferraguto, Vice President, Game Day
Alton Cole, Vice President, Facilities & Equipment
Robert Tobias, Vice President, Finance

Mike Gradone, Treasurer
Claire Gradone, Secretary

Directors

Katie Carey Paige Ferraguto KishJon Mecca
Jeff Cassidy Bob Graczewski Ned Monthie
Alton Cole Claire Gradone Dee Nahigian
Jim Decker Mike Gradone Adam Polgreen
Kirsten Deering Chuck Hanson Jane Sullivan
Luke Dillon Robert Tobias
Pat Eggers Jennifer Jones
Chris Kenney

Brewster Baseball Club
P.O. Box 2349 • Brewster, MA 02631

brewsterwhitecaps.com

For club business
please contact President Bob Graczewski
413-237-5020 • [email protected]
For team & baseball operations issues
please contact General Manager Ned Monthie
518 248-7519 • [email protected]

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General Manager & Staff

Ned Monthie
Now in his 15th year as
Whitecaps GM

Dee Nahigian

Ryan Abel Chris Behan Bradley Kozikowski Kerry Madden
Intern Intern Intern Athletic Trainer

Stonehill College Roger Williams University University of New Haven Kent State

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2021 Brewster Whitecaps Roster as of May 29 2021

PLAYER POS HT WT B/T CLASS SCHOOL

Mason Barnett RHP 6’1” 205 R/R SO Auburn General Manager
Mac Bingham OF 5’11” 190 R/R FR Arizona Ned Monthie 518-248-7519
Colton Bowman LHP 6’2” 197 L/L FR Oklahoma State
Porter Brown OF 5’11” 190 L/L RSFR TCU Head Coach
Kurtis Byrne C 6’2” 205 R/R FR TCU Jamie Shevchik
Justin Campbell RHP/1B 6’7” 221 R/R FR Oklahoma State Keystone College, PA
Dillon Carter CF 6’0” 205 L/R SO Texas Tech
Gavin Cross OF 6’3” 210 L/R FR Virginia Tech Assistant Coaches
Mitchell Daly IF 6’1” 185 R/R FR Texas
Colin Davis OF 6’1” 190 R/R SR Wofford College Ryan Smyth
Trey Faltine SS 6’2” 195 R/R RSFR Texas Keystone College, PA
Alex Freeland SS/2B 6’2” 200 S/R FR Central Florida
Brendon Girton RHP 6’1” 230 R/R FR Texas Tech Scott Landers
Griffin Green RHP 6’3” 205 R/R FR Virginia Tech Oswego State, NY
Pete Hansen LHP 6’2” 210 R/L RSFR Texas
Bryce Hubbart LHP 5’11” 190 L/L RSFR Florida State Lance Ratchford
Spencer Jones OF 6’7” 225 L/L SO Vanderbilt SUNY Cobleskill, NY
Tate Kolwyck IF 5’11” 195 R/R JR Vanderbilt
Chris McElvain RHP 6’0” 205 R/R SO Vanderbilt Sean Stevens
Teddy McGraw RHP 6’2” 210 R/R FR Wake Forest Edward Waters College, FL
Parker Messick LHP 6’0” 235 L/L RSFR Florida State
Hunter Owen LHP 6’6” 240 R/L FR Vanderbilt EJ Devarie
Christian Pregent C 6’3” 210 R/R RSFR Stetson Keystone College, PA
Michael Prosecky LHP 6’4” 205 L/L FR Louisville
Jason Savacool RHP 6’1” 210 R/R FR Marryland
Dylan Simmons RHP/1B 6’3” 220 R/R RSFR Florida State
Will Simpson IF 6’4” 210 R/R RSFR Washington
Connor Staine RHP 6’3” 200 R/R SO Maryland
Cooper Weiss 3B 5’11” 198 R/R SO Coastal Carolina
Bobby Zmarzlak OF 6’5” 205 R/R SO Maryland

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Jamie Shevchik, Head Coach

Jamie Shevchik is in his seventh year as Head Coach of the Whitecaps. In 2017
his Whitecaps ran the table in the playoffs to win the league championship.

During his 20-year career as head coach at Keystone College (PA), Coach
Shevchik has built the Giants into a regional power, consistently ranked
among the nations top 20 Division III programs. Twice he has led Keystone to
the NCAA Division III Collegiate World Series, finishing as the NCAA Division
III National Runner-Up in 2016.

Through April 19, 2021, Shevchik’s teams compiled an impressive, 614-‐209
overall record, a .746 winning percentage. He has been honored as the CSAC
Coach of the Year seven times, and in 2018 was inducted into the Keystone
College Athletics Hall of Fame. In 2020 he recorded his 600th career win at
Keystone College.

Coach Shevchik had a solid record in collegiate summer baseball before coming

Photo: SportsPix to the Cape League, including an eight-‐year run as the head coach at Danbury
in the New England Collegiate Baseball League. His Westerners made five

NECBL playoff appearances aPnhdotow: SpoonrtPtixheir division in 2010 and 2012.

Coach Shevchik joined the Keystone baseball coaching staff in January 1998 as an assistant. In 1993 and 1994 as a player,
he was an outstanding pitcher and outfielder at Keystone. Following his graduation from Mid Valley High School and
his time at Keystone, he continued his baseball career at East Stroudsburg University. Jamie resides with his wife Maria
and daughters Brielle, Giana, and Raina in Clarks Summit, PA

Assistant Coaches Photo: Rob Nitsch

Scott Landers - Pitching Coach - Oswego State University

Scott has been the Oswego State (NY) head baseball coach for the last 10 years. In 2017 and
2018 he guided his Lakers to the D-III College World Series. The Windsor, N.Y. native
joined the Laker staff after serving as the assistant coach at Division I Le Moyne College
for the previous nine seasons. During his tenure at Le Moyne, five Le Moyne pitchers
signed professional baseball contracts. Overall, Landers has coached 21 players that have
gone on to play professional baseball. Before Le Moyne, Landers served as an assistant
coach at SUNY Cortland for two years and one season as the head coach at Broome
Community College (NY). He graduated from SUNY Cortland in 1998 and earned his
master’s degree in Health Education from there in 2003. Landers was a four-year pitcher
at Cortland and helped the Red Dragons to three SUNY AC titles, four regional
appearances and three NCAA Division III World Series appearances.

Ryan Smyth - Third Base Coach/Hitting Coach - KeystoneCollege

Ryan is Associate Head Coach at Keystone, working with Head Coach Shevchik.
This is his eighth year as a Whitecaps coach. At Keystone, he coaches the team’s hitters
and infielders and coordinates recruiting. Smyth has coached more than 20 players who
have signed professional contracts. He has significant summer college baseball coaching
experience, including six years in the New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL)
both as a hitting coach and manager, before making the jump up to the Cape. As a
player, he was two-year standout player at Keystone after stints at Boston College and
Brookdale Community College (NJ). In his two seasons with Keystone, he hit .349 with
87 hits, 19 doubles, 21 home runs, and 73 RBI’s. He ranks fifth all time for career home
runs (21) after playing for only two seasons. He played professionally for the Evansville
Otters in the Frontier League.

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Assistant Coaches Photo: Rob Nitsch
Photo: Rob Nitsch
EJ Devarie - First Base Coach/Outfield & Infield Coach/Youth

Clinics Director - Keystone College

This is EJ’s first year with the Whitecaps. During the college season, he is an assistant
coach, working with Head Coach Jamie Shevchik and Associate Head Coach Ryan
Smyth at Keystone College in northeastern Pennsylvania. Before Keystone, he was an
assistant coach focused on working with hitters at Marian University in Indianapolis,
Indiana. He played in college for Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. After college,
he spent two years playing professionally for the Gary (IN) Railcats in the American
Association of the Independent League. EJ is delighted to be part of the acclaimed
Cape Cod Baseball League, and especially pleased to continue his working relationship
with Coach Shevchik and Coach Ryan for the summer.

Lance Ratchford- Bench Coach/Infield Coach - SUNY Cobleskill

In his first season as head coach at SUNY Cobleskill, Coach Ratchford took the 2019
Fighting Tigers from a 3-‐28 record the year before to a 9-9 conference finish (16-‐22
overall), one of the best turnarounds in NCAA history at any level. Ratchford was
voted runner-up for NEAC Coach of the Year. Previously as an assistant coach at
Marist College, he helped capture the 2017 MAAC Championship, which earned
the team a berth in the NCAA Tournament where his team fell to the Florida Gators,
that year’s eventual National Champions. Before Marist, Lance was an assistant
coach at SUNY Oneonta for five years. Ratchford played collegiately at both Division
II Mansfield (PA) and Division III Keystone College. In his senior year for Keystone,
he ba3ed .339, helping the Giants to their third straight conference championship and
an eventual third place finish in the D3 College World Series. Lance previously
coached with the Whitecaps for the summers of 2015-16.

Sean Stevens - Bullpen Coach - Edward Waters College

In his third season as an Assistant Coach at EWC, Sean has 25 years of baseball
experience as a player and coach, including four years as a pro. On the Summer
Collegiate Circuit, Sean served as the Field Manager for the Guilford Blueticks in the
ONSL and as the Pitching Coach for the Lake Norman Copperheads in the SCBL.
Before joining EWC he was a Volunteer Assistant at his alma mater, Division III Aurora
University in Illinois. As a professional, he played independent baseball for four
different teams. He spent one season playing in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he hit
.533, leading the Shankees to their first League Championship in franchise history
in 2017. In college, Stevens played all three outfield positions for Thomas University,
before completing his collegiate career at Aurora University. He spent the summer of
2007 playing amateur baseball for the Fort Lauderdale Superstars of the Federal League.

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Whitecaps 2019 Award Winners

Each season, Whitecaps General Manager Ned Monthie presents awards for the year’s most
outstanding performances, both on and off the field. With no season in 2020 due to the
pandemic, there were no awards, of course. But let’s hear it for the 2019 award winners!

Brett Auerbach – Barry Souder Most Valuable Mason Black – Pitcher of the Year
Player and Lee Hatfield Stolen Base Leader

TJ Collett – Offensive Player of the Year Tyler Gentry – Defensive Player of the Year

Sean Fisher – Relief Pitcher of the Year Gage Workman - Coach’s Award (Best Teammate)

Art Arnold – Fan of the Year
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Mason Barnett

RHP Auburn Sophomore 6-1 205 R/R

For Auburn in 2021 Mason pitched in 16 games, starting six of
them. In all, he pitched 40 innings, striking out 43 opponents.
He also earned one save out of the bullpen. His ERA was 5.40
with a WHIP of 1.50. As a freshman in the 2020 short season,
he pitched in relief in six games. He finished the game in three
of the Tigers’ five shutouts. He posted a 3.52 ERA and didn’t
allow an earned run in his final five appearances. In high
school, he was tabbed by Perfect Game as the No. 16 player
overall and the No. 9 righthander in Georgia. As a junior, he
went 8-2 with a 1.29 ERA and struck out 68 batters in 49.0
innings.

Mac Bingham

OF Arizona Freshman 5-10 180 R/R

In his true freshman season at Arizona last year, Bingham
hit a scorching .361 with one home run, and was named a
Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American. Through May 16
this spring, Bingham hit .305 with 29 RBI, one of eight players
on the Wildcats with a batting average over .300. Bingham
stayed close to home for summer ball in 2020, in his hometown
of San Diego, where he competed in the San Diego League’s
all-star game at Petco Park. He was selected by the Cubs in the
40th round of the 2019 MLB Amateur Draft out of high school.

Colton Bowman

LHP Oklahoma State Freshman 6-2 197 L/L

Colton appeared in 18 games for the Cowboys this spring.
He hurled a total of 17.1 innings, striking out 25 opponents
while walking only 11. His ERA was 2.65 with a WHIP of
1.67 while opponents batted .261 against him. In the shortened
2020 season, he appeared in three games out of the bullpen.
He earned a win in his collegiate debut vs. Little Rock.
As a senior in high school he struck out 126 in 59.1 innings.
As a junior he compiled an ERA of 1.36 and struck out 106 in
51.1 innings. As a freshman, he earned District Newcomer of
the Year and competed on USA Baseball’s 15U National Team.

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Game Day Volunteers

Please join the Whitecaps Board of Directors in saluting these hard-working, dedicated volunteers.
Without them, the show could not go on! If you’re interested in joining them, please speak to
one of these friendly folks, or leave your name at the souvenir stand.

Paige Ferraguto Angus Cunningham Pat Eggers Claire Gradone Mike Gradone Chuck Hanson
Gane Day Director

Joe Henry Kathie Monthie Glenda Normand Roger Normand Joe Opiela Jane Sullivan Al Weyman

Interns

Mattison Clements Carter Scully Gabrielle Gervais Liam Woodman Lou Cocozza
Lead Intern Springfield College Merrimack College UMass Amherst Springfield College

Nichols College

Caroline Viselli Oliver Cotran Ryan Lawrence Sam Kostek Todd Robinson Tommy Devito
Boston College Vassar Springfield College Nichols College Maryland Babson College

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Porter Brown

OF TCU Redshirt Freshman 5-11 190 L/L

In 37 games for TCU this spring, Porter hit .368 with a
.997 OPS. He hammered out eight doubles, three home runs
and 30 RBI for a slugging percentage of .528. He also stole
eight bases in 11 attempts. In the shortened 2020 season for
the Frogs, Brown made 12 starts in left field. In 13 games
he reached base in 11. His true freshman season in 2019 was
shortened by an injury, but not before he reached base in 14
of 16 games. He posted five multi-hit games in posting a .279
batting average. In high school, he hit .409 as a senior and .367
as a junior. He owns the school’s single season and career
records for stolen bases.

Kurtis Byrne

C TCU Freshman 6-0 205 R/R

Through May 15, Byrne hit .333 with one home run and 9 RBI
in 14 games for the Horned Frogs, including a .985 fielding
percentage behind the plate. He had seven walks and struck
out only four times, while racking up a very respectable
.556 slugging percentage. Byrne attended Christian Brothers
College High School in St. Louis, the same school as longtime
Cardinals player and broadcaster Mike Shannon. Kurtis was
drafted by St. Louis in the 38th round out of high school.

Justin Campbell

RHP/1B Oklahoma State Freshman 6-7 221 R/R

Struck out 84 batters through 64 innings pitched for the
Cowboys as of 5/13. He posted a 5-1 record with a stellar 2.39
ERA and surrendered only 22 walks. The 18th-round pick of
Houston in the 2019 MLB Draft, Campbell was actually a two-
way player for OSU this past spring, spending some time at 1st
base. Campbell slugged a home run and knocked in 6 RBI,
while scoring 10 runs as well as walking 10 times. A 2020
Collegiate Baseball Freshman All American, Campbell posted a
miniscule 1.17 ERA his senior year of high school at Simi Valley.

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Salute to the Ladies’ Library

Many thanks to the Brewster
Ladies’ Library for hosting the
monthly Board meetings of the
Whitecaps for so many years, as
well as the popular “Meet the
Whitecaps” event.

Photo: Rob Nitsch

Library hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 10-8. Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10-5. (508) 896-3913.
brewsterladieslibrary.org. 1822 Main Street (Route 6A), Brewster

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Dillon Carter Freshman 6-0 210 L/R

CF Texas Tech Through May 16, Carter made 24 starts with one home
run and 11 RBI for a Texas Tech team ranked in the top
10 nationally. The freshman has made an impact against
some of college baseball’s best opponents. On May 15,
Carter came through against Big 12 foe Oklahoma with
three hits as he drove in tw- runs. Carter had a strong true
freshman season in Lubbock last year, with a .280 average
and a .448 on-base percentage. He is from Flower Mound,
Texas, northwest of Dallas.

Gavin Cross Freshman 6-3 210 L/R

OF Virginia Tech Gavin Cross raked for a Hokies club that has spent time in the
top 25 this season. Through May 16, Cross hit .370 with 11 HR
and a 1.111 OPS, all team bests. Cross can also show off the
wheels: his nine stolen bases, 13 doubles, and five triples all
lead Virginia Tech as well. Perhaps his brightest moment in
2021 came at East Tennessee State, near his hometown of
Bristol, when Cross hit for the cycle, the first Hokie to do
so in 11 years. In high school he was named a Perfect Game
Preseason All-American. He holds the Tennessee high school
state record for stolen bases with 41 in 2018.

Mitchell Daly

IF Texas Freshman 6’1” 185 R/R

Mitchell had a great spring for the Longhorns, hitting .331
in 51 games. Among his 58 hits were 13 doubles and two
home runs. He drove in 28 runs. He had an OPS of .851 and
a slugging percentage of .440. He stole six bases in 10 tries.
He was a four-year starter at shortstop for Bob Jones High
School and head coach Jared Smith. He was also a two-time
All-State and All-Region selection in 2018 and 2019. As a
junior he batted .321 with 18 doubles, eight home runs, 33 RBI
and 52 runs scored. Daly was ranked the No. 1 shortstop in
Alabama by Perfect Game.

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Bat Kids

Many thanks to our hustling, hardworking bat kids,
who are an important part of the Whitecaps team effort.

Gavin Burt Ehan Carey

Salvi Cacciola Sage Harrison

Arabella Higgins George Mecca

Grace Mecca Henry Mendoza

Thomas Olean Rory Young

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Colin DavisR

OF Wofford College Senior 6-1 190 R/R

It was a banner year for Colin with the Terriers. He was second
on the team in batting average and OPS, recording .351 and
1.058, respectively. His 18 doubles and 11 RBI led the team, as
did his lofty .624 slugging percentage. He also stole 18 bases in
22 attempts. In the COVID shortened 2020 season, he started
all 17 games and hit .348 with a team-high 23 hits. In 2019 he
batted .302 with 68 hits. He led the team with 14 multiple RBI
games and had 18 games with multiple hits. In 2018 he was
the first Wofford player since 2008 to be named to the
Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American Team.

Trey Faltinengton State C C Michigan Sophomore

SS Texas Redshirt Freshman 6-2 195 R/R

Through May 16, Faltine started all 49 games for a Longhorns
team ranked in the top five. He batted .241 with three home
runs, 14 doubles and 25 RBI. An everyday starter at shortshop,
Faltine boasts seven games with multiple runs driven in.
Last year as a true freshman in the pandemic-shortened
season, Trey batted .259 with seven RBI and 12 runs scored.
He committed just two errors in 77 total chances. In high
school he played all nine positions and was a first team
All-District player and his team’s Pitcher of the Year as
a senior. As a junior he was the team’s MVP. Trey was
a 39th round selection by the Boston Red Sox in the
2019 MLB Amateur Draft.

Alex FreelandLHP Uni of Texas at Austin Redshirt Freshman 6-2

IF Central Florida Freshman 6-2 200 S/R

Alex had a strong rookie year with the Knights, compiling a .288
BA, fourth best among the team’s regulars. He started all 60 games
he played. The switch hitter banged out 63 hits and drove in 37
teammates, good for second best on the team. He had seven home
runs and 10 doubles. Showing strike zone awareness, he was also
second on the team with 40 walks. In high school he hit .323 with a
.455 OBP and drove in 63 runs in 92 games. He was number 27 on
Perfect Game’s Top 500 Incoming Freshman. He also attended the
2020 Perfect Game World Showcase and was named to the
Rawlings Top Prospect Team.

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Tribute To
Howard Wayne

Howard J. Wayne, a retired Boston attorney and longstanding member of the Whitecaps’ Board of
Directors, passed away in Denver, CO on May 13, 2020, He was 79.
Howard was born in Holyoke, MA. He got his bachelor’s degree from
UMass and his law degree from Boston College Law School. He was a
founding member of two law firms: Lawson & Wayne and Wayne,
Richard & Hurwitz. Besides his successful law career, Howard was
active in many agencies and boards. He was Chairman of The MA
Council for the Developmentally Disabled, a Board member of Habitat
for Humanity and former President of Community Work Services.
Howard brought his love of sports and competitive spirit to the
Whitecaps, where he served as General Manager and was eagerly
involved in recruiting players for Brewster teams that consistently
delivered winning records. It was not unusual for Howard to personally visit college coaches across
the country to pitch the Whitecaps during his tenure as GM and for years after, when he worked
closely with longtime Brewster GM Sol Yas.
The Whitecaps will miss Howard and are forever grateful to him for his tireless efforts on behalf of
the Brewster Baseball Club during the organization’s formative years.

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Brendon Girton Freshman 6-1 230 R/R

RHP Texas Tech Through April 28, Brendon appeared in 10 games for the Red
Raiders, nine of those games were in relief and one was as a
starter. He had an undefeated record of 1-0 on the season.
One highlight was recording a five out save against Gonzaga
in early March. As of April 28, he had 17 strikeouts in 16
innings pitched. Opponents hit just .248 against him. Brendan
helped the Red Raiders become the 11th best college baseball
team in the country as of the April 28 rankings. Before Texas
Tech Brendan attended Shattuck High School in Oklahoma,
where he was named to the All-State team and All-Region
teams. He was also named a Perfect Game Preseason All
American. In addition to being a baseball standout in high
school, Brendon also played football on a team that won the
state championship.

Griffin Green

RHP Virginia Tech Freshman 6-3 205 R/R

Through May 3, Griffin appeared in ten games for the Hokies,
nine in relief and one as a starter. In his best outing of the
season, he pitched in relief against Boston College and hurled
2.2 innings, recording four strikeouts and grabbing the win.
In 15.1 innings overall he had 21 strikeouts and walked only
seven. He was undefeated on the season with a 3-0 record.
Griffin helped the Hokies achieve a ranking as high as number
22 in the country and climb in the standings to second place in
the competitive ACC coastal division. Before going to Virginia
Tech Griffin attended Chelmsford High School in MA, where he
was ranked number 15 in the region’s 2020 senior class by Prep
Baseball Report. He was a senior captain of the baseball team
and helped Chelmsford advance to the Division 1 North
semifinals. Griffin’s grandfather played football for Boston
College.

Pete Hansen

LHP Texas Redshirt Freshman 6-2 205 R/L

Through April 28, Pete appeared in 12 games for the Longhorns
and was 4-1. He started nine of those games. His best outing of
the season came against Texas State when he pitched 8.1 innings
allowing only one run and striking out four. Pete recorded a 2.19
ERA tops among Texas starters as of April 28. Through that date,
opponents had posted a meager .206 batting average against
him. Pete helped Texas become the number three college baseball
team in the country as of the April 28 rankings. Even though the
2020 season was shortened Pete did not fail to impress. He was
named a shortened season Freshman All-American by the
Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. In 2020 in 17 innings pitched
he did not allow a single run and struck out 18 batters. Pete
attended Oak Ridge High School in California, where he also
played the outfield and first base. He was named Most Valuable
Pitcher at the Perfect Game World Series in 2018.

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Bryce Hubbart

LHP Florida State Redshirt Freshman 5-11 190 L/L

Through May 1, Bryce appeared in 11 games for the Seminoles.
He started nine of those games. Against Miami on March 20 he
went six innings and struck out eight. He allowed only one run,
while also picking up the win. He struck out 12 against Troy on
May 1. As of that date, Bryce led the Seminoles in wins with five.
He is second on the team in ERA for the Florida State starters
posting an ERA of 3.44. He ranked second on the team in
strikeouts with 74 on the season. The only pitcher he trails in the
ERA and the strikeout categories is Parker Messick who is also
on the Whitecaps roster this summer. Bryce played a huge part
in helping the Seminoles sustain a spot in the top 25 colleges in
the nation. Bryce attended Windermere High in Florida. His
senior year was one to remember. He went 9-0 with a 0.73 ERA
and 96 strikeouts in 57.2 innings pitched. In high school he was
also a 2019 Perfect Game All-American and first team
All-Region in Florida.

Spencer Jones Sophomore 6-7 225 L/L

OF Vanderbilt Jones hit .273 with Vanderbilt as of 5/11, while swiping three
bases. The Encinitas, California native was the SEC’s number
eight Impact Freshman in the shortened 2020 season. Jones, a
recipient of the 2018 MLB Network/SiriusXM Two-Way Player
Award, was selected in the 31st round of the 2019 MLB Draft by
the Los Angeles Angels. A graduate of La Costa Canyon High
School, Jones posted a career .367 average with a .443
on-base percentage, good enough to be named both a 2018
Under Armour All-American, and a 2018 Perfect Game
All-American.

Tate Kolwyck Junior 5-11 195 R/R

IF Vanderbilt Tate played in 38 games and batted .279 for Vanderbilt in the
2021 season. He racked up 36 hits, including 10 doubles, a
triple and six home runs, while driving in 24 of his fellow
Commodores. He had a strong .512 slugging percentage.
D1 Baseball ranked him the SEC’s 34th best MLB Draft
prospect. He played in 11 games in the shortened 2020 season.
As a freshman in 2019 Tate saw only limited action but made
the most of it, hitting .677 (two for three)! In high school he
was ranked the No 2 shortstop in Tennessee by Perfect Game.
He was All-State first team in both baseball and football.
He set the school record for 10,213 yards passing as a prep
quarterback.

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Temp Players

The Whitecaps roster on page 5 presents the team’s “full contract” players, most of whom
signed up months ago to play here for the whole season. But the Cape League season starts

before many of them can be here, due to continuing obligations to their college teams.

That’s why Brewster, like every other team in the league, recruits “temporary” players who stay
on the roster until the contract guys arrive. So you’ll likely see some of the players listed here in uniform

for the Whitecaps early in the season. A few may end up playing the whole season, time will tell.

As you can see, being a “temp” is an iffy proposition, not to mention a bit of a revolving
door forour host families. The Whitecaps salute these players and their host families,
who make it possible for Brewster to field a competitve team for the entire season.

Thank you one and all!

Bret Barnett LHP S. Dakota State
Sam Bello RHP Maryland - College Park
Tom Bibalis LHP Binghamton
Nick Biddison CF/C/2B Virginia Tech
Alex Binelas 3B Louisville
Chris Cannizzaro OF Bucknell
Ryan Cardona RHP Marist College
Cal Conley SS Texas Tech
Damon Dues IF Wright State
Brian Fitzpatrick LHP Rutgers
Jake Gustin SS Bryant
Lawson Hill C Wofford College
Ryan Holgate OF Arizona
Gabe Howell SS Georgia Gwinnett College
Hunter Kloke LHP Indiana U. Southeast
Clay Owens C/IF USC
Ben Metzinger C Louisville
Luke Rettig LHP Lehigh
Harry Rutkowski LHP Rutgers
Richie Shiekofer OF Rutgers
Dale Stanavich LHP Rutgers
Drew Williamson 1B Alabama-Tuscaloosa

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Chris McElvain Sophomore 6-‐0 205 R/R

RHP Vanderbilt Chris was a steady contributor out of the bullpen for
Vanderbilt this spring. He pitched in 17 games, all in relief
but one, when he got a start. He earned a won-loss record
of 4-1. In 38 innings pitched he struck out 43 and walked 21.
Opponents tapped him for 28 hits and a batting average
against him of .207. In the 2020 virus shortened season, he
made six appearances and did not allow a run in four of them.
An all-‐around player who can play any position, in high
school he had a four-year ERA of 0.73 while on the other side
of the ball, he batted .422. He had a 103-11 strikeout to walks
ratio as a senior hurler.

Teddy McGraw Freshman 6-2 210 R/R

RHP Wake Forest Through May 18, McGraw appeared in 18 games for the
Demon Deacons, all in relief. McGraw has been one of the
stronger pitchers out of the bullpen. In 17.2 innings he had
21 strikeouts. McGraw has allowed only two home runs.
In the summer of 2020, McGraw pitched for the Amsterdam
Mohawks in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League,
where he had a 1-1 record, striking out 18 in 10.1 innings
while opponents hit just .194 against him. Teddy attended
Oneonta High School in New York. He was rated as a top-500
prospect by Perfect Game, as well as the number 25 recruit
from New York. Along with being a highly recruited baseball
player in high school McGraw also received all state honors
in basketball.

Parker Messick Georgia Freshman 6’2” 240 RHP

LHP Florida State Redshirt Freshman 6-0 235 L/L

As of May 1, Plant City native and Florida State’s Parker
Messick led the Seminoles with a staggering 91 strikeouts.
He posted a 2.45 ERA in 62 innings pitched and chalked up
five wins. In addition to his stellar performance on the mound,
Messick took his talents to the batter’s box, where, in 11 games,
he contributed nine hits and five RBI. He had three hits,
including a home run, against Virginia Tech in early March.
Following his first FSU season, Messick was named Freshman
All-American, after he allowed just one run in 11 innings
pitched with 19 strikeouts. His dominant performance
continued in the summer of 2020, where he was named Florida
League’s Pitcher of the Week, named to the All-Florida League
First Team, and received the Florida League Cy Young Award,
honoring the best pitcher in the league.

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Host Families
as of 5/22/21

Many thanks to these local families who have opened their homes and their hearts
to provide Whitecaps players with a home away from home. There would be no Whitecaps program
without our host families. They will host our players this summer and make memories for a lifetime.
Care to join them? You may also sample the experience by hosting a player for only a week or two in

June. Please call Jennifer Kish for more information at 508 246-1220.

Photograph by William F. Pomeroy

Nancy Sveden Jeff & Joan Cassidy Mike & Wendy O’Connell
Cheryl Kyle
Tony & Tracy Gionfriddo Geoff & Kirsten Deering Trish & Caroline Metz
Lesley Petelle
Chris Kenney & Pat Eggers Susan Banks & Matthew Lynch Mike & Lynn Doherty
Brenda Schofield & Dennis Correia
Amber Higgins Rich & Jen Kish
Jennifer Kish
Player Housing Doug & Jill Scalise Sue Ritchie

Director Ned & Kathie Monthie Seth & Alison Wilkinson

Brian & Katie Carey Joe & Shelby Greemore

Committee Members

Ned Monthie Pat Eggers

Jane Sullivan Katie Carey Kirsten Deering

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Hunter Owen Freshman 6-6 240 R/L

LHP Vanderbilt Hunter made 13 appearances this spring for the Dores.
He pitched 15.2 innings, struck out 17 and walked 13.
In high school, Perfect Game ranked him the nation’s 22nd
best lefthanded pitcher. As a high school junior he had a 5-0
record while striking out 76 and staking out a tiny ERA of 0.82.
As a sophomore he put up a 6-1 record and an ERA of 0.82.
He was the Maine Gatorade Player of the Year in 2019, as well
as the two-time Southwestern Maine Activities Association
Pitcher of the Year (2018, 2019). Hunter is a multi-sport talent
who also played two years of high school football and four
years of basketball.

Christian Pregent

C Stetson Redshirt Freshman 6-3 210 R/R

As of 5/13, Pregent hit three home runs and knocked in 13
runs for the Hatters. The Daytona Beach native also scored
21 runs. On April 16th against North Florida, Pregent collected
three hits, scored a run, and contributed two RBI. In 2020, he
was the first ever freshman in Stetson history to be named a
captain. He made 13 starts behind the plate, throwing out
five of 12 runners who attempted to steal on his watch.
In the summer of 2020, the Atlantic High School (FL)
graduate posted a .340 batting average for the DeLand
Suns in the Florida Collegiate League.

Michael Prosecky

LHP Louisville Freshman 6-3 200 L/L

Through May 1, Michael Prosecky appeared in seven innings
and had 10 strikeouts. He pitched in three games, including
one start. During the COVID shortened season in 2020,
Prosecky had three starts for the Cardinals and struck
out 17 in 18 innings pitched. In 2019, he was drafted by the
Philadelphia Phillies in the 35th round. While in high school,
Prosecky was ranked the number nine left-handed pitcher
in his class by Perfect Game and rated the number two player
in Illinois and number 82 nationally by Prep Baseball Report.
In his final high school season, Prosecky went 6-1 with
77 strikeouts and a 1.12 ERA in 49 innings pitched.

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Whitecaps Media Team

Field Announcer

Chris Lynch is in his second season
as the Whitecaps Field Announcer.

Media Intern Team

Media interns cover the Whitecaps from pre-game to post-game, from live play-by-play commentary to game
summaries at brewsterwhitecaps.com. When you can’t be at the game in person, just go the website and under the

“Game Reports” tab, click on “Live Broadcast/Tweets.”

Cory Berberian Johnny Gadamowitz Will Birks
Play-By-Play Play by play Videographer
Syracuse Syracuse
Syracuse

(MORE LEAGUE BROADCAST INFO TO COME)

Mackenzie McHale Max McLaughlin Christian Odjakjian Kendall May
Social Media Manager Journalist Webcast Producer Photographer
St. Joseph’s University Temple South Carolina
Wake Forest

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Jason Savacool Freshman 6-1 210 R/R

RHP Maryland As of May 1, Jason Savacool led the Terps to five wins in his
nine appearances. He dealt 33 strikeouts in his 49 innings
pitched. His two complete games ranked first in the conference
and 19th nationally. Savacool was named 2021 Baseball America
Big Ten Preseason Newcomer of the Year and Big Ten Freshman
of the Week twice in the month of March. Prior to Maryland,
Savacool finished his high school career with a 17-3 record and
11 complete games, four shutouts, two saves, and one no-hitter.
He threw 156 innings and had an ERA of 1.34. He pitched at
MLB showcases East Coast Pro and the Area Code Games,
where he was named to the First Team and
All-Area Code Team.

Dylan Simmons

RHP/1B Florida State Redshirt Freshman 6-3 220 R/R

Dylan saw only limited action for Florida State through
games of May 1. He made one mound appearance in relief. As
a hitter, he played in 18 games with 8 hits and seven RBI. In the
COVID shortened 2020 season, Simmons started 11 games.
He made three pitching appearances and started at first base in
four games for the Seminoles. He hit safely in each of the final
four games of the season, which contributed to his .378 batting
average across 37 at-bats. He finished up the season with
four doubles, seven RBI, four runs scored and eight walks.
Simmons had his season high three hits, including two
doubles, against No. 1 Florida in March. At the conclusion of
his first season at FSU, he was named Freshman All-American.
Prior to FSU, Simmons was ranked the number one high
school first basemen in Florida and led his team to a
regional title.

Will Simpson Redshirt Freshman 6-4 210 R/R

IF Washington Will turned in a stellar spring for the Huskies. He led the team
in batting average (.310), OPS (.881), home runs (seven), RBI
(35) and slugging percentage (.500). In the virus-abbreviated
2020 season, he led all Washington freshmen with 14 starts,
13 at first base, one as the DH. He tied for the team lead with
seven RBI, six of them coming in one game vs. UC Irvine. In
high school, Simpson was named First-Team All-State and 4A
Kingco First-Team first base in both 2018 and 2019. He was
drafted in the 18th round of the 2019 MLB Draft by the
Pittsburgh Pirates.

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Connor Staine

RHP Maryland Sophomore 6-3 200 R/R

Through May 1, Connor Staine appeared in seven games and
had four starts for the Terps. He had 36 strikeouts, nine of
which were in his outing against Michigan State in early March.
Staine allowed just 13 walks in 30 innings pitched. He finished
the 2020 shortened season with six relief appearances, in which
he dealt just over six scoreless innings. Staine was estimated
seventh in 2022 Big Ten prospect rankings per Baseball America
and was named a Big Ten top prospect in the 2022 draft class by
D1Baseball. Before Maryland, Staine had a 19-6 record with a
1.70 ERA for his New Jersey high school and helped lead his
team to a sectional championship. He was named First Team
All-NJACC, All-State, and the 2018-2019 MVP.

Cooper Weiss

3B Coastal Carolina Sophomore 5-11 198 R/R

Named to the 2021 Preseason All-Sun Belt team, Weiss went
yard twice for the Chanticleers. He drove in 19 runs, while
scoring 20 himself. A 2020 Collegiate Baseball Freshman All
American, Weiss burst on the scene in ‘20, starting 12 of 15
games at the hot corner and leading the team in hitting at a
.372 clip, with a team high five doubles. A graduate of
Canterbury High School in Florida, Weiss was
named the number nine 3B prospect in Florida.

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Bobby Zmarzlak

OF Maryland Sophomore 6-5 205 R/R

Drafted in the 40th round of the 2019 MLB Draft by the
Baltimore Orioles, Zmarzlak hit four home runs for the
Terps this spring as of 5/13. He totaled four multi-hit games
for UMD this spring, while knocking in 15 runs. The Stamford,
Connecticut native scored a season high three runs against
Penn State on 3/20. As a freshman in 2020, he started seven
games as a DH, slugging two home runs and drawing 10
walks. For Westhill High School in 2019, Zmarzlak hit for an
astounding .490 batting average, with five home runs.

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Team Meals

Many thanks to the individuals and businesses listed here who provided team meals
last season. To sponsor or co-sponsor a team meal, please contact
Pat Eggers at 774-722-1182 or email her at [email protected]

2019 Team Meal Donors

400 East Yardarm
Brewster Fish House Kevin, Marge & Penny Aring
Freeman’s Grill Linda & Bob Riedl
Captain Linnell House Art & Judy Arnold
Ferretti’s Market The Levering Family

Guapo’s Tortilla Shack Jackie Ferraguto/Sharon Gorman/
Carol Regeneur/Jerri Carlin
Nauset Fish Market/
Sir Cricket’s Fish & Chips Pat and Dee Nahigian

Nauset Marine Glenda and Roger Normand

Orleans Seafood Saints Landing Supporters
Breakwater Fish Save Blueberry and Sols Pond Association

Pretty Picky Properties/Decker family Jane Sullivan, Paige Ferraguto and Pat Eggers

Stop & Shop (E. Harwich) 2018 Host Families

Special thanks to all those who contribute
desserts and salads each season, especially

members of the Captains Golf Course
Women’s 18 Hole and 9 Hole Associations!

It’s stunning what they can
ingest in about nine minutes.
Photo: Pat Eggers

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Home Improvements

The Brewster Whitecaps, in partnership with the Brewster School Committee, have been busy upgrading Stony
Brook field for improved safety and a better fan experience. Among the improvements are:

• New, larger bleachers with ramps and handicap seating
• Reconfiguration of existing bleachers
• New, wide paved walkways from the parking lot to all the bleachers
• Expanded safety fencing and netting along both first and third baselines
• Wider paved walkway to refreshments and to stairs up to the rest rooms

New, big and beautiful
seating for Whitecaps fans.

Whitecaps Board member The Whitecaps thank and salute the Town of Brewster Community Preservation
Chuck Hanson has served Committee for providing the principal funding for the site upgrades, with
as the Club’s project manager additional funding from the Whitecaps. Many thanks, also, to Brewster
for these impressive field residents who voted to approve the project.
upgrades. Many thanks to
Chuck for his long hours of Now, in the wake of the pandemic, not only do we have Cape Cod League
planning, communicating Baseball once again in Brewster, it will be played and enjoyed at a safer, more
comfortable venue.
and coordinating with
all those involved in Welcome to the new, The Brewster Baseball Club’s profound
our field improvements. improved Stony Brook Field. thanks additionally go to:
Now, more than ever, the
New, wider paved walkways make Whitecaps are proud to play Nauset Regional School Administration
for easier access to bleachers, in Brewster. Town of Brewster Administration
concessions, rest rooms. Brewster School Committee
A lot of time, expertise Brewster DPW
and manpower went Brewster Water Department
Brewster Recreation Department
into the project. Stony Brook Elementary School
Principal, Keith Gauley & Administration
John Kissada, Landscape Architect
John O’Reilly & Associates, Engineers
Lawrence Lynch, General Contractor
Soby One Home Services,
Electrical Contractor

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Who Does What for the Whitecaps

The Brewster Whitecaps could not exist without remarkable contributions of time and talent from these
dedicated individuals, many on a year-round basis. Please join the Whitecaps in a heartfelt “thank you”
to these people who make sure the work gets done and done right.

Art Arnold – Supervisor of Player Appearances Chris Lynch – Field Announcer
Katie Carey – Youth Clinics Coordinator, Jennifer Kish – Housing & Travel Director
Casey Mecca – Youth Clinics
Player Housing Jon Mecca – Game Day, Bat Kids Coordinator
Jeff Cassidy – Game Day Kathy Monthie - Souvenirs
Alton Cole – V.P Facilities & Equipment Ned Monthie – General Manager, Player Housing
Angus Cunningham – Game Day, Parking Dee Nahigian – GM Staff, Parking
Luke Dillon – Fund Raising Rob Nitsch – Team Photographer
Jim Decker - Marketing & Yearbook Editor Glenda Normand – Merchandise Manager
Kirsten Deering – Caps Kids, Youth Clinics, Roger Normand – Game Day, Souvenirs, Facilities
Adam Polgreen – Media Coordinator
Player Housing Jane Sullivan – Game Day, Player Housing
Pat Eggers – Team Meal Coordinator, Player Housing Robert Tobias – V.P. Finance, Parking
Paige Ferraguto – V.P. Game Day Al Weyman – Game Day, Scoreboard
Bob Graczewski – President
Claire Gradone – Secretary, Community Relations, For club business:
Contact Bob Graczewski, President
Game Day 413-237-5020/[email protected]
Mike Gradone – Treasurer, Game Day For team & baseball issues, contact: Ned Monthie,
Chuck Hanson – Project Manager, Game Day, General Manager
518-248-7519
Parking, Website E-mail: [email protected]
Joe Henry – Game Day, Parking
Chris Kenney – Media Coordinator,

Game Day, Souvenirs

Photo: Adelaide Weed

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In Memoriam
Head Coach John Altobelli

On January 26, 2020, Coach Altobelli died in the same
California helicopter crash that claimed the life of NBA
great Kobe Bryant. John’s wife, Keri, and daughter, Alyssa,
as well as Bryant’s daughter, Gianna, also perished in the
crash. All of the victims were on their way to a girls’
basketball game where Gianna and Alyssa were to
play on the same team, coached by Bryant. The
two girls were 13 years old, John was 56, Bryant 41.

John’s son, JJ, played one season for the Whitecaps when
his dad was the head coach. He is currently a scout for the
Boston Red Sox.

John was the acclaimed head baseball coach at Orange
Coast College in Costa Mesa, California for 27 seasons.
He led the Pirates to four California state junior college
titles and in 2019 was named National Coach of the Year
by the American Baseball Coaches Association.

He raised $3 million to transform OCC’s baseball facilities

to a quality that matches many of the better facilities in

Photo: Sports Pix four-‐year university baseball. Today his signature and

uniform No. 14 are painted onto the OCC playing field.

OCC plans to honor Altobelli further by naming the field and stadium for him. That will happen

when COVID-19 subsides enough so fans can fill the stands, as they did at the first OCC game

after his death.

“Coach Alto” was the Brewster Uniform number and signature
head coach 2012 – 2014 where he, honor Coach John Altobelli
coached present day major league at Orange Coast College
players such as Aaron Judge and
Jeff McNeil. John made many
friends in Brewster, all of whom
mourn his loss. The Altobellis
were part of the Brewster
Baseball Family and will be
fondly remembered always.

Source note: Steve Fryer,
Orange County Register
01/23/2021

Photo: SMark Rightmire, Orange County Register/SCNG
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Hungry? Thirsty?

What is it about watching a Cape League baseball game that works up an appetite and a thirst?
We don’t have the answer, but we have the solution. It’s all right there at the top of the hill by the school for
every Whitecaps home game, thanks to the Whitecaps’ food and beverage provider, Nauset Dining Services.

Including the Whitecaps’ exclusive, almost famous dessert sensation, “The Closah” –
a lightly grilled glazed donut stuffed with creamy French vanilla ice cream. Game over!

All profits go to the Nauset Schools’ lunch program and other school programs where
needed. Nauset Schools students are pleased to staff the concession stand, make a little extra

money and serve you fresh, delicious food and drinks. Enjoy!

Brewster Whitecaps Concession Menu

¼ lb. Angus Hamburger or Cheeseburger on a Bulkie Roll $4.50
1.00
Toppings – Cheese Sauce, Peppers & Onions, Etc. 3.00
6.00
Hot Dog on a Bun 5.00
3.50
Sausage with Peppers & Onions on a Roll 4.00
2.50-3.50
Garden Veggie Burger on a Bulkie Roll 5.00
1.50
Cheese Pizza 2.00
2.00
Nachos with Cheese Sauce 1.50
3.00
Novelty Ice Cream 2.50
3.00
Local Scoop Ice Cream Pops NOTE:
Candy Prices subject
Soda
to change

Water

Chips – Snacks

Popcorn

Jumbo Soft Pretzel

Brewster’s exclusive “The Closah”

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Tribute to
Mike Margotta

Michael Margotta of Brewster passed away on April 6, 2020 after a long
and courageous battle with cancer. He was 61. Mike was in the
construction business. He moved to the Cape in 1982 and worked for
various local builders until staring his own company in 2006. He loved
all sports. His company sponsored Lower Cape Pop Warner Football.
He was involved with and a proud sponsor of the Nauset Booster Club.
He was also a member of the Cape Cod Ski Club and involved with the
Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts. He was extremely proud of his two sons who made Eagle Scout.

Mike and his wife, Katie, began hosting Whitecaps players in 1999. Three years later, Mike became a
Board member. He was a director until 2013, serving as the Club’s vice president in 2005. When the
Whitecaps moved to Stony Brook field and needed a press box, Mike took the reins and, using his
construction expertise and connections, got the job done. He noticed the new foul poles at Stony
Brook each had a flag staff, but no flags. At the next Board meeting, Mike showed up with two
beautiful, custom made foul pole flags, each bearing the Whitecaps logo.

Thank you, Mike, for lending your good judgment, strong opinions, hard work and kind heart to the
cause of the Brewster Whitecaps.

Let’s Play It Safe!

For the safety of all fans, do not interfere with the progress of the game or go
onto the playing field at any time. Any fan interfering with a ball in play or going

onto the field will be removed from the park and could be subject to arrest.

All fans, especially those sitting along foul lines are cautioned to stay
alert for hard-hit foul balls or bats that might leave the field of play.
Fans with young children or who may not want to continously be alert
should sit behind the fenced/screened areas. All fans assume all risks and
dangers incidental to the game of baseball, whether occurring prior to,
during or subsequent to the actual playing of the game. The participating teams,
organizations and players are not liable for injuries resulting from such causes.

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2021 Contributors
As of May 25, 2021

The Brewster Whitecaps salute, acknowledge and thank each of these
contributors who have given the Brewster Baseball Club a cash donation in
support of the franchise this season. If we have inadvertently overlooked anyone,
please accept our sincerest apologies. We deeply appreciate everyone’s support.

HALL OF FAME (Gifts of $2,500 and more)

Cape Cod Baseball League/Cape Cod 5
The Eddy Foundation

Dan & Terese Heintzelman
Ned and Kathie Monthie

Dee and Pat Nahigian
Steve & Kathleen Sidwell
Anonymous (1 donation)

CAPTAIN (Gifts of $1,000-$2,499)

Cape Cod Air Grilles Corporation
Luke & Karen Dillon

Andrew and Jennifer Domonkos
Mike & Karen Durkin
Jane and Chuck Hanson

Pat Eggers and Chris Kenney
Sean and Christine McCarthy

Holly and Adam Polgreen
Nancy Souder

Robert and Beth Tobias

GRAND SLAMS (Gifts of $500-$999)

Mary Cornetta Brown
Jim and Kay Gately
Bob and Annette Graczewski
Mike and Claire Gradone
Dave and Nancy Harwood
Jeff and Cathy Jewett
John and Pat Kenney
The Murphy Family Trust
Roger and Glenda Normand
Pretty Picky Properties/Decker Family
Anonymous (1 donation)

MVPs (Gifts of $250-$499)

Althea Alling Timothy and Darcy Hackert
Steven Ellard Atlantic Payroll Cheryl Kyle

Matt Lynch & Susan Banks Patrick and Beverly McCarthy
Dr. Robert J. Berardi The Micciche Family
Daryl Bladen Jeffrey and Ellen Plaut
Brewster Mens Club Christine A. Richards

Don and Louise Clemmenson In memory of Douglas W. Richardson
Scott and Sarah Dickens Doug and Jill Scalise
Al and Kathy Weyman

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