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2023Ryan Lasko, Rutgers, flashes the leather for Brewster. Photograph by William F. PomeroySalute To2022 EASTERNDIVISION CHAMPIONSRoster page 7Ned MonthieHost Family/Player Bonding page xxpage 30 Roster page 5Schedule Page 76Schedule page 72

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The Brewster Whitecaps WelcomeYou Back to Stony Brook Field! Message from the PresidentBob Graczewski, President Brewster Baseball ClubThe Whitecaps are a non-profit organization, and it takes both time and money to have a successful program. If you’d like to help, visit our website at brewsterwhitecaps.org to find opportunities to get involved.Thanks so much for coming out to support the Whitecaps. Now, it’s time to play ball!Welcome to all of our Brewster Whitecaps fans and supporters. Our coaches, players, staff and volunteers have worked hard to provide you with another great season of Whitecaps baseball. This season is even morespecial as we celebrate the 100th anniversary ofthe Cape Cod Baseball League. Congratulations to all who have made Cape League Baseball the nation’s premier summer collegiate league for an entire century!Congratulations, also, to Field Manager Jamie Shevchik on another successful season in 2022, including a second consecutive trip to the CCBL Championship Series. That makes the third year in the finals in the last five seasons, twoof which saw the Whitecaps take home the Cape Cod Baseball League Championship trophy.Look inside this yearbook for information on Jamie’s coaching staff and short profiles on many of the players you’ll be seeing on the field this season.Please stop by our brand new Team Store located along the third base line.The staff is excited to show you our full line of new merchandise and souvenirs.Browse through this yearbook to learn more about the people off the field who really make this all happen – our amazing host families, interns, volunteers, plus the generous advertisers and donors that make the Whitecaps financially possible.It is my continuing pleasure to be associated with a dedicated Board of Directors and volunteers who work so diligently year-round to bring you outstanding summer baseball.Brewster wins again!2Bob Graczewski President [email protected]: William F. Pomeroy

Brewster Baseball Club 2023Bob Graczewski, PresidentNed Monthie, General ManagerPaige Ferraguto, Vice President, Game Day Alton Cole, Vice President, Facilities & Equipment Robert Tobias, Vice President, FinanceMike Gradone, TreasurerClaire Gradone, SecretaryOfficersKatie Carey Nancy Chabot Alton Cole Jim Decker Luke Dillon Pat EggersDirectorsPaige Ferraguto Claire Gradone Mike Gradone Chuck Hanson Chris Kenney Jennifer KishJon Mecca Katie Meinelt Ned Monthie Adam Polgreen Jane Sullivan Robert TobiasBrewster Baseball ClubP.O. Box 2349 • Brewster, MA 02631 brewsterwhitecaps.orgFor club businessplease contact President Bob Graczewski 413-237-5020 • [email protected] team & baseball operations issues please contact General Manager Ned Monthie 518 248-7519 • [email protected]

General Manager & StaffNed Monthie - Now in his 17th year as Whitecaps GMJon Mecca Assistant GMHenry Blanchard GM Intern EmersonDee NahigianTrey Obarowski GM Intern Arcadia UniversityBud GouveiaTodd Robinson GM InternU Mass AmherstBreanna Kender Trainer PlymouthStateRyah Dempsey Lilian Verrill Assistant Trainer Assistant TrainerJames Madison UCLA4

5PLAYERPOS HT WTB/T CLASS SCHOOLCody Carwile Jacob Cozart Davis DiazJaime Ferrer Patrick Forbes Dom FrittonAustin Gordon Payton Green Fisher Jameson Jared Jones D’Angelo Ortiz Josh Pearson Brennan Phillips Javyn Pimental Rocco Reid Michael Robertson Andrew Sentlinger Andrew Shaffner Tommy Szcepanski James TibbsLHP 6-4 190 C 6-3 194 SS 6-0 185 OF 6-1 222 1B/3B 6-3 195 LHP 6-1 190 RHP 6-4 185 SS 6-1 190 RHP 6-6 220 C/1B/OF 6-4 230 UTIL 6-1 209 OF 5-10 195 LHP 6-1 194 LHP 6-3 195 LHP 6-0 190 OF 6-1 190 LHP 6-2 180 RHP 6-2 180 RHP 6-5 220 OF 6-0 205 OF 6-0 185 SS/2B 6-0 180SO Georgia Tech L/R SO NC StateGeneral ManagerNed Monthie 518-248-7519Will Turner Mason WhiteL/L SO South Alabama L/R FR Arizona2023 Brewster WhitecapsRoster as of May 28, 2023R/R So Vanderbilt R/R SO Florida State R/R FR LouisvilleField ManagerJamie Shevchik Keystone College, PAFR NC StateAssistant CoachesSO Clemson R/R SO NC StateBrian Del Rosso Keystone College, PAFR Florida R/R FR LSUScott GrimesNeumann University, PAR/R FR Miami Dade L/R SO LSUDylan CooperWest Virginia WesleyanFR Oklahoma St. SO MissouriSO ClemsonRiley Sundstrom Keystone College, PAL/R FR Florida FR VA TechNiko Amory Marist College, NYFR NC StateFR VA TechL/L SO Florida StateBrewster Whitecaps Baseball Club P.O. Box 2349 Brewster, MA 02631 • brewsterwhitecaps.org • Facebook.com/BrewsterWhitecaps

Jamie Shevchik, Field ManagerNow in his ninth year at the helm for the Whitecaps, Shevchik has led the team to the final playoff round in three of the last five years, bringing the CCBL championship home to Brewster in two of the three appearances. During his 22-year career as head coach at Keystone College (PA),Coach Shevchik has built the Giants into a regional power, consistently ranked among the nation’s top 20 Division III programs. Under his leadership, the team has made two appearances in the NCAA Division III Collegiate World Series, including a runner-up finish in 2016. His wins/losses record as head coach speaks for itself: 691-243 through games of April 23, 2023. He has been honored as the CSAC Coachof the Year eight times and in 2018 was inducted into the Keystone College Athletics Hall of Fame. In 2021 “Assistant Athletics Director” was added to his title. Coach Shevchik had a solid record in collegiate summer baseball beforePhoto: SportsPixcoming 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 and won their division in 2010 and 2012.Assistant CoachesBrian Del Rosso - Pitching Coach - Keystone College, PABrian Del Rosso is currently an assistant coach, working with Jamie Shevchik at his alma mater, Keystone College. He started his coaching career at Diamond Nation serving as pitching coordinator and head coach for the Diamond Jacks. During this time he also played professionally with various independent teams ranging from New Jersey and Ohio to Texas and New Mexico. In 2021 the entire 2011 Keystone Giants Baseball Team, including Coach Del Rosso, was inducted into the Keystone College Athletics Hall of Fame.Scott Grimes - Hitting/3rd Base Coach - Neumann University,SPcoAtt Grimes is currently the head coach at Division III Neumann University(Aston, PA). He has seven years of Division I coaching experience, including assistant positions at Delaware and LaSalle. He played professionally for eight years, including the Can-Am Independent Professional Baseball League where in 2008 he was named player of the year and MVP. He followed that with a year in the New York Mets organization, finishing his playing days with the York Revolution in the Atlantic Independent League where he won Player of the Year and set the league record for runs scored, a mark he still owns. Before turning pro, Grimes was a four-year standout at Keystone College and was inducted into the school’s Athletics Hall of Fame in 2012.6

Assistant CoachesDylan Cooper - 1st Base Coach - West Virginia WesleyanDylan Cooper is currently the assistant coach/recruiting coordinator at Division IIWest Virginia Wesleyan College. He started his coaching career at Arlington Baptist University, also Division II, as the recruiting coordinator and assistant coach, then moved to Division III Richland Junior College where he had similar responsibilities. Dylan also coached in the Metro Summer Collegiate League the last four years andwas named that league’s Coach of the Year in 2022.Riley Sundstrom - Director of Baseball Operations Keystone College, PARiley just completed his first year as an assistant coach at Keystone College, under Brewster Whitecaps manager Jamie Shevchik. Before that, he spent two years with the Bradley baseball team as a team manager and working as a statistics analyst, becoming proficient in Rapsodo® and Trackman®. Following his time with Bradley, he worked as a recruiting coordinator for a high school travel baseball organization, Outlaws Baseball Club, in Peoria, IL, his home town.Niko Amory - Bullpen Catcher - Marist College, NYNiko is coming off a playing career at Marist College. Throughout his time in Poughkeepsie, Amory was in the lineup primarily as a catcher, while also seeing time at first base, second base, and designated hitter. During his career for the Red Foxes, he played summer ball in the Perfect Game Collegiate League, the Northwoods League, and was a Valley League All-Star. Amory also assisted the Marist staff with youth and prospect camps.Bench IntensityPhoto: William F. Pomeroy7

Kurtis ByrneSol Yaz Most Valuable PlayerCarson DeMartini Offensive Player of the YearBrian Fitzpatrick Pitcher of the Year2022 Award Winners League AwardsTeam AwardsField Manager Jamie Shevchik and GM Ned Monthie accept the 2022 Eastern Division Championship trophy.8Brennen Oxford Relief Pitcher of the YearGrayson Tatrow Opportunity Player of the YearRoger and Glenda Normand Fans of the Year

Cody CarwileLHP Goergia Tech Sophomore 6-4 190Carwile has been a relief arm in the Georgia Tech bullpenfor two seasons. As of May 4th, the lefty struck out 31 batters through 27.1 innings in 14 games. On April 18th, Carwile threw three innings of one-run ball out of the ‘pen, fanning six batters. The Florida native had a similar freshman season. In the 2022 campaign, Carwile pitched 31.2 innings, struck out 26, and held opponents to a .231 average. The reliever struggled in April with 11 earned runs allowed in five appearances and two starts, then settled back down in May and June, allowing just two earned runs in three appearances to close the season.Jacob CozartC NC State Sophomore 6-3 194 L/RCozart swung a hot bat throughout the spring. Through May 4th, the NC State catcher owned a .338 batting average and a 1.027 OPS. Cozart also bashed seven home runs, knocking in 34 runs through 39 games. Through 22 games in March, the North Carolina native had a .400 average. The young catcher has grown up quickly as his freshman year was met with a learning curve. Cozart has dramatically improved from his .240 batting average in 2022 and through May 4th, he already had more home runs and runs batted in. His Brother, Caleb, is a sophomore on the baseball team at North Carolina. Cozart’s dad, Charles, played baseball at Central Florida from 1993-96, and his mom, Michelle, played volleyball at Central Florida from 1993-96.Davis DiazSS Vanderbilt Sophomore 6-0 185 R/R Returning PlayerAs of May 2nd, Davis batted .238 with 39 RBIs and 43 runs scored. He gave an impressive performance in a win over Mississippi State on March 26th, driving in three runs on two home runs. As a freshman in 2022, Diaz posted a .213 batting average while scoring 40 runs. Diaz was ranked the No.12 overall prospect in the state of California by Perfect Game as well as the 6th best shortstop in the state. Perfect Game also named him a Preseason All-American in 2021 and a Preseason Underclassmen All-American in 2019. He earned himself first team all-league honors in all four of his seasons at Acalanes High School, batting .406 as a senior and helping the team to a league championship in his sophomore season (2019). Diaz was drafted in the 12th round of the 2021 MLB draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks out of high school.9

Paige Ferraguto Angus Cunningham Gane Day DirectorJoe Henry Chris KenneyBill DermodyKathy MonthieLuke Dillion Pat EggersGlenda Normand Roger NormandClaire GradoneJoe OllelaMike GradoneJane SullivanChuck HansonAl Weyman10Game Day VolunteersPlease 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 team store.Sam Bernstein UC BerkeleyAndrew Kennedy South CarolinaMatthew Fallon FairfieldBrendan King BowdoinEmma Gerbutavich MerrimackTyler Tarpy MerrimackHaydin Grunin Cape Cod TechGiana Shevchik Clarks SummitInterns

Jaime FerrerOF Florida State Sophomore 6-1 222 R/RFerrer has continued to impress in his two years at Florida State. As of May 4th, the slugger owned a .343 batting average, a .952 OPS, and seven home runs. Ferrer’s best series of the season came against TCU from February 24th to February 26th. He hit 6-for-14 with two home runs, six RBI, and two doubles. Ferrer’s success at Florida State began with a stellar 2022. The freshman led the Seminoles with a .320 batting average, 40 runs scored, 70 hits, 19 doubles, and 118 total bases. He notched the most hits and doubles for an FSU freshman since DJ Stewart in 2013.Patrick Forbes1B/3B Louisville Freshman 6-3 195 R/RAt times a two-way player in the spring, Forbes hit .261 with 19 RBI, 13 walks and three home runs as of May 15 and pitched nine total innings, striking out nine batters for the Cardinals. In his 13 appearances, Forbes allowed earned runs in only three of them. On Feb. 28, he launched two home runs and had a single, driving in three runs in the Cardinals’ 11-0 win over Eastern Kentucky. At Bowling Green High School, Forbes was the top-rated prospect and shortstop in Kentucky by Perfect Game and earned the honor of Perfect Game Kentucky State Player of the Year.Dom FrittonLHP NC State Freshman 6-1 190Fritton proved to be useful for the Wolfpack in his freshman spring, compiling a 3.09 ERA in a stacked ACC. He struck out 67 batters as of May 15 and surrendered only 21 walks in 58.1 innings of work. Against Florida State, Fritton turned in an impressive six-inning, 10-punchout performance — a career- high in strikeouts — that resulted in a 14-3 win for the Wolfpack. He attended Pro5 Baseball Academy in Apex, North Carolina and was ranked the fifth-best southpawin North Carolina by Perfect Game.11

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Austin GordonRHP Clemson Sophomore 6-4 185Used mostly as a reliever in 2022, Gordon emerged as a weekend starter this spring and posted a 4.72 ERA with 62 strikeouts compared to just 16 walks in 13 starts as of May 15. Over his two-year career, Gordon has struck out 93 batters in 96.2 innings and opponents have hit just .241 off the righty. In a 4-3 win over Louisville on May 6, Gordon went six scoreless innings, allowing just one baserunner and striking out five hitters. At Myrtle Beach High School, Gordon played all five seasons on varsity and had an ERA of 1.01 with 81 strikeouts in 53 innings of work.Payton GreenSS NC State Sophomore 6-1 190 R/RIn games through May 2nd, Green started 43 of them, hitting .279 with 40 RBIs, nine home runs and 10 doubles. As a freshman in 2022 he started all 57 games, the only freshman on the team to do so. He batted .256, with 39 RBIs and the same number of runs scored. He also led the team in stolen bases on the season going a perfect 10-10, He had 12 multi-hit games, second most on the team. Game highlight: On March 19th against Florida State he knocked in four runs on two home runs. At Green Hope High School and Pro5 Baseball Academy, he was rated the No.2 shortstop in North Carolina and eighth overall prospect in the state by Perfect Game. He was drafted in the 15th round of the 2021 MLB draft by the Boston Red Sox.Fisher JamesonRHP Florida Sophomore 6-6 220Pitching out of the Gators’ bullpen, Jameson’s size made him an imposing figure on the mound. In 10 1/3 innings of relief, he struck out 12 while walking only seven. As a freshman in10 relief appearances, he pitched to a 1-0 record with one save, a 3.72 ERA and .188 batting average against. He recorded a combined shutout with starting pitcher Timmy Manning vs. No. 5 Texas. He earned his first career victory by firing four innings of one-run ball on one hit and one walk, at Mississippi State on May 8. At Park Vista High, he pitched 47.1 innings as a senior in 2021, posting a 6-1 record with a 0.89 ERA and 72 strikeouts en route to collecting Palm Beach County 2021 7A-11 Pitcher of the Year honors. He was ranked by Perfect Game as the No. 27 player and No.7 right-handed pitcher in Florida.13

Bat KidsMany thanks to our hustling, hardworking bat kids, who are an important part of the Whitecaps team effort.Marino BarberMax EhrenpreisWes MeineltLyle BlatzGeorge MeccaHaley MicchiceGavin BurtGrace MeccaJulie MicchiceThomas OleanWill OleanRaina ShevchikAndrew Tobin14

Jared JonesC/1B/OF LSU Freshman 6-4 230 R/RJones kicked off his collegiate career with an impressive spring, batting .336 with an OPS of 1.134 and 12 home runs. For the highly ranked Tigers, Jones was a mainstay in the lineup and drove in 40 runs while keeping a perfect fielding percentage as of April 29. He homered four times in two games against Samford on March 10 and March 11, racking up 11 RBI that weekend. His first moonshot came against Southern University on February 21, when his two-run dinger put the Tigers ahead in the third. In high school, Jones was the fourth-rated catching prospect according to Perfect Game and the top-rated catcher in the state of Georgia. He played for Walton High School and recorded a .450 batting average and posted an absurd .814 slugging percentage, coupled with 35 home runs.D’Angelo Ortizton State C UTIL Miami-Dade FreshmanC Michigan Sophomore 6-1 209 R/ROrtiz put up impressive numbers in a strong spring season, batting .331 in 166 at bats as of May 8. The freshman, who is the son of former Boston Red Sox star and Hall of Famer David Ortiz, drove in 37 runs and walked 30 times compared to just 22 strikeouts. His 3-for-3 day with four RBI and two runs against East Mississippi Community College on Feb. 17 was instrumental in the Sharks’ 14-7 win. A Boston native, Ortiz moved to Florida in 2017 and played high school ball for Westminster Christian. Last summer, he spent time in the Futures Collegiate Baseball League with the Brockton Rox, where he hit .329 with 35 RBI and 30 walks in 43 games.Josh PearsonOF LSU Sophomore 5-10 195 L/RThis spring at LSU, Pearson batted .270 with eighthomers and 48 RBI in 86 games. During this spring, he appearedin 35 games as of May 8, compiling an OBP of .394 and driving in 13 runs while scoring himself 15 times. In a series against Texas A&M from March 17 to March 19, Pearson helped the top-ranked Tigers capture two of three games after racking up five RBI on four hits, including a double. In his 2022 season, Pearson posted a .299 batting average with a .524 slugging percentage and 35 RBI and was named to the NCAA Hattiesburg Regional All-Tournament Team. In the summer of 2021 Pearson played in the Florida Collegiate League and batted .333 in 28 games, scoring 30 runs and led the league in doubles and stolen bases. He was named the 2021 league MVP that summer and also won the home run derby! In his high school career at West Monroe High School in Louisiana, he hit .430 over four years.15

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Brennan PhillipsLHP Oklahoma St. Freshman 6-1 194Phillips struck out 15 batters for the Cowboys, helping them secure wins in six of the nine games he pitched as of May 8. His scoreless eighth inning on March 22 against Wichita St. helped Oklahoma State pick up a 10-1 win. He put up a season- high five punchouts against Loyola Marymount on Feb. 26 and went six innings with just one run and two hits allowed as the Cowboys earned an 11-1 win in seven innings. Phillips earned prep All-American honors at Owasso High School in Oklahoma after going 8-1 with a 1.04 ERA. He played for the USA Baseball 18U National Team in 2021.Javyn PimentalLHP Missouri Sophomore 6-3 195In his first season at Missouri, Pimental has had multiple four- strikeout games in four innings of work or less through 5/13. He gave up only two home runs and tallied 19 strikeoutsover 19 innings pitched. Before transferring to Mizzou, Pimental played at Arizona where he made 22 appearances in his freshman season, holding opponents to no earned runs in 13 of them. He earned himself a 3.90 ERA, pitched 30 innings and struck out 22 batters that season. Pimental prepped at Kamehameha Schools Kapalama and lettered all four years of high school where he played outfield and first base in addition to pitching. He was ranked No.1 left handed pitcher in Hawaii by Perfect Game coming out of high school. Pimental was named Second Team All-Conference and All-State in 2019,and in 2020 was named Second Team All-West Region as well as Pre-season All-American by Perfect Game.Rocco ReidLHP Clemson Sophomore 6-0 190Through 5/16, Reid pitched a total of 14 innings in relief, tallying 16 strikeouts and allowing only one home run. On April 11, he had a season highlight game in a win over Georgia, when he recorded three strikeouts in 2.2 innings. In his first season forthe Tigers Rocco made 13 appearances, pitching 13 innings.He recorded 10 strikeouts and allowed only one home run. He was ranked No.151 freshman in the nation and No. 30 freshman in the ACC by Perfect Game in the pre-season. Reid played for Purcellville in the Valley League last summer, recording 33 strikeouts in 29.2 innings pitched in seven starts. In high school, Reid lettered for four years, was selected to the Diamond Prospects All-Star game, and was a Palmetto Games participant where he won the best pitcher award. As a sophomore, he was an all-state selection, recording a 0.42 ERA with 77 strikeouts over 49.2 innings pitched.17

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Michael RobertsonOF Florida Redshirt Freshman 6-1 190 L/RRobertson started every game he appeared in this spring for the Gators, batting .279, while scoring 37 runs. He also put up a perfect fielding percentage through May 2nd. One of his season highlights came on April 15th when he drove in the game winning run in a walk-off against Georgia. Robertson was a four-year member of the varsity team at Venice Senior High School (Florida) and was a four-time All-Area honoree. He helped Venice to a pair of state championships his freshmanand sophomore years, and batted .477 as a senior. Robertsonalso played for the Florida Burn in the summer of 2020 and 2021, winning back-to-back WWBA World Championships with his team. He was ranked No.18 overall and No.4 outfielder in the state of Florida as well as No.139 overall and No.25 outfielder in the country by Perfect Game.Andrew SentlingerLHP VA Tech Freshman 6-2 180In his first season with Virginia Tech, Sentlinger made 19 appearances for the Hokies through 5/14, pitching 25.1innings and recording 33 strikeouts. He earned himself a2.84 ERA. May 3rd, he recorded a season high 5 strikeoutsin three innings of work in a 5-3 win over Marshall. In high school, he was a four year member of the Ardrey Kell High School’s varsity team. He recorded a 6-3 pitching record across 52.2 innings as a senior, racking up 96 strikeouts and a 1.12 ERA. Sentlinger was a two time All-SoMeck 4A Conference selection, North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association 4A All-State Honoree, and the SoMeck 4A Conference Pitcherof the Year in 2022. He was also a three time Perfect Game Preseason Atlantic All-Region Honorable Mention his sophomore, junior and senior years.Andrew ShaffnerRHP NC State Freshman 6-2 180Shaffner was a reliable bullpen arm for North Carolina State throughout the spring. In games through May 18th, the righty owned a 4.26 ERA with 21 strikeouts in 19 innings pitched. Shaffner’s most notable performance came in a victory over Davidson on April 18th. The Virginia native tossed 1.2 scoreless innings with all five outs recorded as strikeouts. Shaffner carried the momentum into his next four games, stringing together a streak of scoreless outings. The freshman attended Grayson County High School where, in his senior year, he compiled a 6-0 record on the mound with three saves, a 0.16 ERA, and 94 strikeouts in 45 innings pitched.19

Temp PlayersThe 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 stayon 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 for our 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.Trevor Austin 2B Ryan Birchard P Ivan Brethowr OF Julian Brock C Vincent Cimini SS Pete Ciuffreda OF Ian Cooke P Ernie Day P Joey DeChiaro P Weston Eberly C Samuel Garcia P Ben Gorski P Dylan Hoy SS Dylan Leach C Brendan Lysik P Jacob Marshall P John‐Biagio Modugno P Tyler Mudd P Davin Pollard P Randy Reyes P Josh Sanders P Kyle Scott P Colby Shade OF Joe Stella C Justin Storm P Brock Tibbitts C Garett Wallace OF Trevor Werner 3B John West PMissouri Columbia ConnecticutCalifornia Santa Barbara Louisiana Lafayette Boston CollegeLafayette Colllege Connecticut CampbellOld Dominion GeorgiaHigh PointRutgers New Brunswick Marist ColllegeMissouri Columbia Texas TechRutgersRutgers New Brunswick Holy CrossAustin PeayCentral Connecticut Texas TechLackawanna College OregonBarrySouthern Mississippi IndianaEast TennesseeTexas A&MBoston CollegeThank you one and all!20Photos by Adelaide Weed

Tommy SzcepanskiRHP VA Tech Freshman 6-5 220A tall right-hander out of Virginia Tech, Szczepanski appeared in six games through May 18th. The freshman notched three scoreless outings with his latest coming against Bowling Green on May 6th. Szczepanski threw two innings with three strikeouts in a victory for the Hokies. The Michigan native previously played ball at Garber High School as a right- handed pitcher, first baseman, and third baseman. Szczepanski was named a team captain each of his three years and helped lead the team to a district championship, regional championship, and a state quarterfinal appearance.James TibbsOF Florida State Sophomore 6-0 205 L/LTibbs solidified himself as one of the best hitters in the ACC with another stellar season at Florida State. As of May 18th, Tibbs hit .344 with a 1.163 OPS, 17 home runs, and 43 RBI. His OPS, HR, and RBI totals were all among the top 10 in the conference. One of Tibbs’ season highlights came on May 18th against Louisville when the slugger smacked two home runs. The sophomore has impressed in year two, but this freshman season was successful as well. The Seminole earned Second Team Freshman All-American honors after batting .300 with 13 doubles, 10 home runs, 32 RBI, and a team-high .553 slugging percentage.Will TurnerGeorgia Freshman 6’2” 240 RHP LHP LPH OF South Alabama Sophomore 6-0 185 L/LThrough April 30th, Turner started all 44 games for the Jaguars, compiling a .380 batting average and a .981 fielding percentage. He scored 46 runs while driving in the same number. One of his best games of the season came in February against Eastern Kentucky as he recorded five RBIs andscored four runs. His freshman season in 2022 was almostas impressive. Turner started all 54 games in center field that season, batting .279. He recorded 13 stolen bases and36 RBIs on the season and scored 44 runs. In high school as a senior,Turner racked up a .391 batting average with 25 RBIs. On the mound he put up a 3.00 ERA with 44 strikeouts in 23 1⁄3 innings pitched. In his senior year (2021) Turner led Auburn High School to the win in the 7A State Championship, and was named both Class 7A first-team all-state by the Alabama Sports Writers Association and Baseball Player of the Year by the Opelika-Auburn News.21

Host Families as of 5/25/23Many thanks to these local families who open 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 temporary player for only a week or two in June. Please call Jane Sullivan for more information at 508-896-5326.Banks/Lynch familyKatie and Brian CareyJoan and Jeff CassidyPat Eggers and Chris Kenney Rachel and Dario FigueiredoBob and Annette Graczewski Chuck and Jane HansonAmber Higgins and Hayden KuhnJane Sullivan, Director of Housing and Player LiaisonTerry and John Ivester Tim and Sharon Kautz Jennifer and Larry Keon Cheryl KyleHost Parents Jane Sullivan (left) and Pat Eggers go bowling with Whitecaps players Joaquin Monque, C/UTL, South Florida (left), and Ryan Lobus, RHP, Mercer. Best score:Jane Sullivan.Leslie PetelleMary and Vic Roberts Dan and Lisa SmithJane SullivanNancy SvedenAngela and Chris Tabb Alison and Seth WilkinsonSean and Christine McCarthy Scott McMahonKatie and Steve Meinelt Wendy and Mike O’ConnellCommittee MembersNed MonthiePat Eggers22Jennifer KishJane SullivanKatie Carey

Mason WhiteSS/2B Arizona Freshman 6-0 180 L/RThe freshman learning curve has been non-existent for White in his first year at Arizona. Through games played up to May 18th, the infielder hit .325 with 30 extra-base hits. White’s most impressive performance of the season was a May 7 outing when he pounded out two doubles and four RBI.The Arizona native prepped locally at Salpointe Catholic High School in Tucson. White lettered three years in baseball under head coach Vic Acuna. He was a career .418 hitter with 22 doubles, 12 home runs, and 71 RBI. As a senior, White hit .453 with 43 hits and 35 RBI.Anybody seen my glove?Photo: William F. Pomeroy23

Whitecaps Media TeamField AnnouncerChris Lynch is in his fourth season as the Whitecaps Field Announcer.Jack Gordon Syracuse BroadcasterKayla McKenna St. Joseph’s Multi-Media ReporterMax Merkel URI ProducerMark Mincolelli Seton Hall VideographerBrielle Shevchik Keystone Multi-Media ReporterSadie Parker Belmont Photographer/DesignerFrancisco Simone Syracuse BroadcasterMedia Intern TeamMedia interns cover the Whitecaps from pe-game to post-game, from live play-by-play commentary to game summaries at brewsterwhitecaps.org. When you can’t be at the game in person, just visit brewsterwhitecaps.org and click on the button for live broadcasts.24(MORE LEAGUE BROADCAST INFO TO COME)Mark Rappaport George Washington Multi-Media ReporterEven Roberts Keystone VideographerEamonn Ryan Northeastern Multi-Media Reporter

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Why Coaches Answerthe Call of the CapeWhitecaps’ happy skipper, Jamie ShevchikPhoto: William F. PomeroyWe know why college players aspire for a chance to play in the Cape Cod Baseball League. It’s the best summer league in the nation and could be an important stepping stone along the path to big-league baseball.But the Cape holds special allure for coaches, too. Sure, the Cape League is a chance to distinguish yourself as a leader, baseball strategist, and personal therapist for 50 or more 19- and 20-year-olds (counting temporary players) with diverse backgrounds and fragile egos. And do it all against the backdrop of a premier vacation paradise.Certainly, a successful coaching run in the Cape League can be an important resume builder for coaches. Several former Cape League coaches have gone on to jobs at the professional level, many working as scouts or in the front office.By Christopher PriceOf course, different coaches measure success in different ways. For Brewster’s Jamie Shevchik, who has now won two league titles in the last five seasons as field manager of the Whitecaps, his approach to coaching on the Cape was first taught to him by longtime Chatham skipper John Schiffner, who explained that baseball can sometimes be secondary.“He took me under his wing early in my time on Cape Cod,” Shevchik said. “He told me more than once that being a Cape League manager is one of the 10 best jobs in the world.”The other nine, of course, are the other nine Cape League teams.Schiffner, who ended his Cape League tenure as the winningest coach in Cape League history, knew what he was talking about. While coaching is a zero-sum proposition that demands on-field success, success isn’t strictly about wins and losses, particularly on Cape Cod. For Shevchik -- as well as other coaches — the sense of community and familial connection are the real keys to success on the Cape, and a lure that keeps elite baseball coaches coming back summer after summer."It’s certainly not about the money. I walk out of there every summer with a couple of bucks in my pocket, sure,” he said with a laugh. “But my family gets to spend eight to 10 weeks every summer two blocks from the beach. Thetradeoff there is unbelievable.“We’re beach people. That’s what we valued about those vacations every summer at the Jersey shore. So when the Cape came about, sure, we knew it was about baseball and being part of the best summer league in the world. But for my family, it was also about the chance to create those family memories. I know my kids and grandkids will talk about those summers on Cape Cod long after I’m no longer in the dugout.”26Coach ShevchikCoach Schiffner

Taking a cue from Schiffner, who told him, “You need to enjoy this as much as the players do” before the Whitecaps won their first title in 2017. Shevchik’s ability to blend the personal fulfillment with on-field professionalism has resulted in an unprecedented run of success and a cultural change for the Brewster organization.“For us to have won two championships since I’ve beenhere, it feels like we’re kind of on the map. And thatfeels really cool, especially in Brewster. If you win achampionship in Harwich or Chatham or Orleans, there’s a feeling like, ‘You’re supposed to win a championship here.’ I don’t know if Brewster used to think like that, but I think we have changed the narrative.“We’ve certainly done that with Division 1 coaches across the country. They know their players will be taken care of in Brewster.”Shevchik and the Whitecaps’ franchise look forward to the 2023 season with a sense of optimism, but the success of the last five seasons under Shevchik and GM Ned Monthie has raised the bar for a Brewster franchise that now expects to consistently compete for championships. It’s quite a difference for a team that didn’t win a single playoff series between 2001 and 2016.Coach LandersCoach SmythAdding another layer of intrigue is the fact that the rest of the league is trying to figure out Brewster’s formula for success. Scott Landers, who served as Brewster’s pitching coach, was named manager in Bourne in 2021. Meanwhile, Ryan Smyth, who was Brewster’s hitting and third-base coach for many years, was hired as Wareham’s manager in November.But Shevchik embraces the challenge of winning with new coaches.“That’s the challenge this year,” Shevchik said. “The guys who are family, who have been with me, they know what the expectation is. They know what’s expected.”In the end, the objective for 2023 is a third championship in six seasons. For his part, Shevchik will go about his business with that singular goal in mind, all while keeping Schiffner’s words of wisdom in the forefront of his mind.“Success to me is my family being on Cape Cod with me for the summer. Success is seeing former assistants Ryan Smyth as the manager in Wareham and Scott Landers coaching in Bourne,” Shevchik said.“Yes, you think about the wins and losses, but at the end of the day, how do I define success? You sit back, knowing your players have a good experience and they leave Brewster as a better person and a better player. That’s what it’s all about.”Christopher Price is an award winning sportswriter, having covered the Boston sports scene for more than 20 years. He currently works for TheBoston Globe, but has also written for ESPN.com, SI.com and Baseball America, as well as The Cape Cod Times, and The Washington Post. An acclaimed author, he’s written several books, including, Bleeding Green: A History of the Hartford Whalers, and Baseball by the Beach: A History of America’s National Pastime on Cape Cod. He and his family have been longtime supporters of the Whitecaps – his son was a batboy for five years.27

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Proud To Be An AmericanThe United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) granted American citizenship to more than 700,000 people last year. 27 of them took their final step last July 15 at Stony Brook Field, thanks to the initiative of Whitecaps’ Field Announcer, Chris Lynch.The Brewster site was approved by the USCIS as the site of an Oath Ceremony, welcoming 27 committed men and women to American citizenship, including several currently serving in the US Armed Forces.“The individuals come from a truly global range of 17 different nations, such as Bulgaria, Jamaica, India, Russia and Nigeria. Each had to complete the USCIS 10 Steps to Citizenship, including passing English and civics tests,” said Lynch.Whitecaps Field Announcer Chris Lynch, right, confirms the event’s agenda with Mark Gildea, Chief Justice of the Barnstable County Superior Court, left, and Denis Riordan of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Office in Boston.After taking the Oath of Allegiance, all 27 received their Certificates of Naturalization.This was a first for the Whitecaps as well as the entire Cape Cod Baseball League. What more appropriate place to become an American than on the playing field of our National Pastime?Serving their country before it was their country.Congratulations one and all.Proudly holding their Certificates of Citizenship.Swearing their allegiance to our nation.Photos: William F. Pomeroy29

Ned Monthie - Salute to a Leader2023 marks the 17th and final year for Ned Monthie as the General Manager of the Brewster Whitecaps, by far the longest tenure in the team’s history.Under his steady hand, the Whitecaps have flourished, including three trips to the league championship series in the last five years, two of those resulting in Brewster hoisting the trophy as CCBL Champions. Ned’s performance was recognized recently as the Cape Cod Baseball League’s General Manager of the Year for 2022.Ned accepts his 2022 Manager of the Year Award Photo: William F. PomeroyNed’s volunteer service to the Whitecaps began back when the team played its home games at the Cape Tech High School on Route 124 in Harwich. Ned came aboard as a Game Day worker, manning the “front gate” and greeting fans arriving for the game, using his personal charm to extract donations from just about everyone who crossed his path.When he took on the GM job, there was no playbook detailing the responsibilities of the position. Ned invented his own job description, which over time, evolved into such an effective recipe that other teams’ rookie GMs have sought out his guidance and advice. Ever upbeat and supportive, Ned has been pleased to provide it.Going beyond the call, Ned and his wife, Kathy, have also served as a Host Family for one or more Whitecaps players each season through the years. Kathy is also very active in offering fans souvenirs and other branded merchandise through the Whitecaps Team Store.While Ned’s effective, team-player approach to the GM position will be missed, the good news is that he will continue with the team as a Board member, working as the Team Historian to compile and update a working archive of the Whitecaps experience both on and off the field.The Whitecaps and Brewster fans feel a deep sense of gratitude for Ned Monthie’s longstanding commitment to the Club.Thanks, Ned, for the leadership and the memories.Ned MCs team awards with flair.30

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44Home Improvements 2023The Whitecaps’ happy home at Stony Brook Field will be an even happier place this season, largely thanks to the overtime efforts and leadership of two of our Board members, Chuck Hanson and Alton Cole.The Whitecaps’ new Team Store is open during all Whitecaps home gamesNew Team StoreThis season the Whitecaps will open our new 20’ X 20’ Team Store, packed with a whole new line of branded merchandise, so you can show off your support for the home team. Stop by to see our helpful volunteers and ‘Get your Whitecaps Gear.’Special thanks to:Chuck Hanson, Project DirectorTown of Brewster Administration, Brewster Select Board, DPW, School Board and Stony Brook School AdministrationJohn O’Reilly & Associates - Survey & Ground Plot | Dave Villandry - Building Design & Specification E.C. Dubois and Sons - Foundation | Cape Cod Ready Mix | Will Daniels - Floor MasonKeyes Enterprises, LLC - Foundation Waterproofing | Mary-Louise Eddy & Ruth N. Eddy FoundationCape Cod Technical High School, Building Dept., Instructor Glenn Olson and students Cape Cod Technical High School, Electrical Dept., Instructor Mike Ready and studentsPlaying Field UpgradesTwo off-season projects were completed to improve the playability and safety for Whitecaps players and visiting teams. First, we have completely renovated the stone dust warning track surrounding the entire field. It was replaced with 100 cubic yards of new material, laser graded and rolled. The result is a more consistent surface for improved player footingwhen tracking both foul balls, and long outfield drives.Second, we have eliminated the troublesome turf " lip " that has built up over time around the perimeter of the infield skin and can cause dangerous bad hops on ground balls. The process included replacing and re-grading the infield clay and soil. True infield hops should be the standard at Stony Brook Field for years to come.All work was performed by Sports Turf Specialties of Wrentham, famous for their work at both Fenway Park, and Citi Field, home of the New York Mets.Special thanks to: Alton Cole, Project DirectorA new, professional grade warning track takes shape at Stony Brook Field.

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 MenuHamburger or Cheeseburger on a RollToppings – Cheese Sauce, Peppers & Onions, Etc.$4.75 1.00 3.50 6.50 5.50 4.00 3.75Hot Dog on a BunSausage with Peppers & Onions on a RollGarden Veggie Burger on a Bulkie RollCheese PizzaNachos with Cheese SauceNovelty Ice CreamCandySodaWaterChips – SnacksPopcornJumbo Soft PretzelThe ClosahCreamy French Vanilla Ice Cream Sandwiched between a Grilled Glazed Donut Rolled in Sprinkles (Brewster’s Specialty)3.00 - 4.50 2.501.753.00 - 3.50 1.75Don’t stand in line - Order online - Scan Code for menu:NOTE: Prices subject to change3.00 - 6.00 3.004.0045

Team MealsMany thanks to the individuals and businesses listed here who provided team meals last season. To sponsor or co-sponsor a team meal, please contactPat Eggers at 774-722-1182 or email her at [email protected] & Judy ArnoldBackside Bakes CateringBarbara Paddock and Jordan Sprechman Breakwater FishCafé AlfrescoFerretti’s MarketFreeman’s GrillGriffiths Pond Homeowners Association Island Blue CrabMark and Julie JackowitzKings Grant Homeowners Association Dick and Margaret LitavisJeff Lobus – Fairlife (Ryan Lobus’s father) Trish MetzSpecial 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!Nauset Fish Market/Sir Cricket’s Fish & Chips Nauset MarineGlenda and Roger NormandOrleans Seafood2022 Team Meal DonorsPat and Dee NahigianPretty Picky Properties/Decker family Linda & Bob RiedlSaints Landing SupportersSave Blueberry and Sols Pond Organization Shaws Market, OrleansStop & Shop (E. Harwich) Jane Sullivan and Pat Eggers 2022 Host FamiliesNothing missing at this team meal – except Carson DeMartini’s tooth. Photo: Pat Eggers46

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2023 ContributorsAs of May 28, 2023The 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)Mary-Louise Eddy & Ruth N. Eddy Foundation Dan & Terese HeintzelmanKathy & Ned MonthieDee & Pat NahigianSteve & Kathleen SidwellCAPTAIN(Gifts of $1,000-$2,499)Christian Athanasoulas Mike & Karen Durkin Jane & Chuck Hanson Robert & Beth Tobias Anonymous (1)GRAND SLAMS(Gifts of $500-$999)Matt Lynch & Susan Banks Luke & Karen DillonEldredge LLC dba Backside Bakes Bob & Annette GraczewskiMike & Claire GradonePat Eggers & Chris KenneyKatie Margotta In Memory of Mike Margotta Chris & Carin MoederMVPsAlthea AllingStan BradyScott & Sarah Dickens, In Honor of Steve Erickson The Embury FamilyThe Garden Club BrewsterJim & Kay GatelyTimothy & Darcy HackertDave & Nancy HarwoodStephanie HelmBob & Marianne HirschmanJeff & Cathy JewettJohn & Pat KenneyBill & Mary Ellen LeppertJim & Mary Anne McGrathPretty Picky Properties/Decker Family Jason & Eva RappChristopher Tabb Charles & Judith Tantillo(Gifts of $250-$499)Robert MufflyChip ParisiJean & Jeff PiazzaWayne & Susan PositanChristine RichardsRobert L. Richardson, In Memory of Douglas W RichardsonMary & Vic Roberts The Sarlo Family Doug & Jill ScaliseAl & Kathy Weyman Frank & Caren Wheelwright Kurt & Beverly Wicks48