BrewsterWhitecapsYearbook2022

2022 OFFICIAL
YEARBOOK

2021 CAPE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS!

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Contents 2
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Letter from the President 4
Officers & Directors 5
General Manager & Staff 6
Roster 8
Coaching Staff 9
Award Winners 2021 10
Players’ Profiles 14
Game Day Volunteers 16
Bat Kids 20
Tribute To George Small 22
Temp Players 24
Host Families 28
Media Team 31
Cover Story: 2021 CCBL Championship 32
Field Upgrades 43
Special Color Advertising Section 44
Who Does What for the Whitecaps 45
Caps Kids Progam 46
Food Concession Menu 48
Team Meals 60
Contributors 66
Host Family Experience 70
Fence Banner Sponsors 71
Growing Pros for 34 Years 72
Advertiser Index
Schedule

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The Defending Champion Brewster Whitecaps
Welcome You Back to Stony Brook Field!

Message from the President

Welcome to all of our Brewster Whitecaps fans, supporters and volunteers. Our
coaches and volunteers have been hard at work to provide you with another
exciting season of Whitecaps baseball as we defend our 2021 Cape Cod Baseball
League Championship!

What a journey last season proved to be for the Whitecaps. From overcoming the
potential impacts of COVID-19 that threatened the start of the season, to numerous
nail-biting victories throughout the campaign. And then - watching the Whitecaps
come back from an early 5-0 deficit to win the final game and clinch the
Championship. It was an awesome year!

Congratulations to Manager Jamie Shevchik, his coaching staff and players for Bob Graczewski, President
providing such a great season of memories for the Town of Brewster in 2021. Brewster Baseball Club

It has been my pleasure to work with a dedicated Board of Directors and volunteers who work so diligently year-round
to bring Brewster an outstanding summer baseball program.

Please browse through this yearbook to learn more about the people off the field who really make this all happen – host
families, interns, volunteers, plus the advertisers and donors that support our nonprofit organization financially.

It takes both money and time to have a successful organization. If you’d like to help, please visit our website at
brewsterwhitecaps.com to find opportunities to get involved.

Thanks so much for coming out to support the Whitecaps.
We couldn’t do it without you!

Bob Graczewski
President
[email protected]

It’s fun to be Number One.
Photo: William F. Pomeroy

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Brewster Baseball Club 2022

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 Jennifer Kish
Alton Cole Bob Graczewski Jon Mecca
Jim Decker Claire Gradone
Kirsten Deering Mike Gradone Ned Monthie
Luke Dillon Chuck Hanson Adam Polgreen
Pat Eggers
Chris Kenney Jane Sullivan
Robert Tobias

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 16th year as Whitecaps GM

Dee Nahigian Jon Mecca

Ryan Abel Bradley Kozikowski Ella Morris Jack Milani Luke Bouchard
Baseball Operations MBL Liason Scouting Analytics Statistics Analyst Statistics Analyst
Wofford College
Stonehill College University of New Haven Vermont Virginia Tech

Kerry Madden Aubree Glover Lindsay Danias
Athletic Trainer Athletic Training Intern Athletic Training Intern

Kent State Maryland James Madison

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2022 Brewster Whitecaps Roster as of May 19, 2022

PLAYER POS HT WT B/T CLASS SCHOOL

Chase Allsup RHP 6-2 215 FR Auburn General Manager
JT Benson OF 6-0 190 R/R SO Louisville Ned Monthie 518-248-7519
Kurtis Byrne C 6-0 205 R/R RSO TCU
Ryan Chasse LHP 6-3 250 Campbell Field Manager
Carson DeMartini 3B/SS 6-0 185 JR Virginia Tech Jamie Shevchik
Davis Diaz SS 5-11 170 L/R FR Vanderbilt Keystone College, PA
Justin Eckhardt RHP 6-2 205 R/R FR Texas
Zach Ehrhard 2B/OF 5-11 180 Oklahoma State Assistant Coaches
Alex Freeland SS/RHP 6-2 200 RSO UCF
Griffin Green RHP 6-3 205 R/R FR Virginia Tech Ryan Smyth
Parks Harber 3B/1B 6-3 217 S/R SO Georgia Keystone College, PA
Cam Hill 1B 6-5 214 R/R SO Auburn
Cade Kuehler RHP 6-0 205 R/R SO Campbell Jason Rathbun
Ryan Lasko OF 6-0 190 L/L SO Rutgers Herkimer, NY CC JUCO
Cameron Leary OF 6-0 180 Boston College
Carson Liggett RHP 6-1 210 SO Louisville Lance Ratchford
Teddy McGraw RHP 6-2 210 R/R SO Wake Forest SUNY Cobleskill, NY
Max McGwire 1B 6-2 185 L/L SO Oklahoma
Jackson Nezuh RHP 6-1 180 Florida State Mark DiLuia
Hunter Owen LHP 6-6 240 FR Vanderbilt Keystone College, PA
Brennen Oxford LHP 6-2 205 SO Wake Forest
Garrett Payne RHP 6-7 201 R/R FR NC State Joe Pace
Riley Phillips LHP 6-4 195 SO Louisville Not Affiliated
Colby Shade OF 6-1 190 SO Oregon
Mike Sirota SS/CF 6-2 180 RJR Northeastern Dan Rosen
Colton Sundloff RHP/INF 6-5 200 SO Oklahoma Not Affiliated
Ryan Targac 2B/3B 6-0 205 SO Texas A&M
Ryan Ure LHP 6-8 231 R/R SO Oklahoma State
Garrett Wright RHP 6-2 215 R/R FR TCU
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Jamie Shevchik, Manager

Jamie Shevchik is in his eighth year as Manager of the Whitecaps. In 2021 his
Whitecaps won four straight in the playoffs to win the league championship for the
second time in the last four years.

During his 21-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. Twice he has led Keystone to the NCAA Division III
Collegiate World Series, finishing as the NCAA Division III National Runner-Up in
2016. In early 2021, 'Assistant Athletics Director' was added to Shevchik's title.

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 to the
Cape League, including anPehiogtoh: St-pyoretsaPrixrun 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 Coaches

Ryan Smyth - 3rd Base Coach - Keystone College D3

Ryan is Associate Head Coach at Keystone, working with Manager Jamie Shevchik. This is
his seventh year as a Whitecaps assistant 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.

Jason Rathbun - Pitching Coach - Herkimer CC  JUCO

Jason Rathbun , aka “Coach Razz,” has been Head Coach at Herkimer since 2005. He has
led the Generals to 13 Conference Championships, 16 Regional Championship
tournaments and seven appearances in the NJCAA Division III College World Series. He
has been named Conference Coach of the Year eight times, seven times named District A
Coach of the Year and six times named NJCAA Region III Coach of the Year. He has
produced 72 All Conference players, 70 All-Region selections and 22 All-Americans.

Lance Ratchford - Infield Coach / 1st Base Coach

SUNY Cobleskill D3

“Ratch” returns as an assistant coach for Brewster, where he was part of the coaching
staff for the 2021 League Champion Whitecaps. He is the Head Baseball Coach at SUNY
Cobleskill in upstate NY.  Last season the Tigers were crowned the 2021 North Atlantic
Conference (NAC) Western Division Champions and made the program’s first ever
appearance in the NAC Championship. 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. 

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Assistant Coaches

Mark DiLuia - Bullpen Coach - Keystone College D3

Mark DiLuia joined Jamie Shevchik’s Keystone Coaching Staff as a Volunteer Assistant
in 2022. Before that, he spent four years as an undergraduate at his alma mater, the
University of Maryland. Working mostly out of the bullpen, Mark compiled more than
100 innings pitched for the Terps in his four years there. Mark was drafted in the 38th
Round by the Texas Rangers in the 2017 MLB Draft.

Joe Pace - Outfield Coach - Not Affiliated

Joe was a middle infielder/outfielder for the first part of his career at Michigan before
transitioning to the mound. He pitched for the last part of his career while also serving
as two-time captain for the Wolverines. He was a member of the 2019 Michigan team
that went to the College World Series and took second place. He'll be coaching the
outfielders and assisting the hitters for the Whitecaps this summer. 

Dan Rosen - Strength & Conditioning Coach - Not Affiliated 

This May, Dan earned his masters degree in Exercise and Sports Science from Merrimack
College. At Merrimack, he served as a Graduate Fellow Strength and Conditioning
coach for the baseball, field hockey and women’s swim teams. Before that, he interned
with the Elon University Sports Performance staff, working with the baseball and
football teams. He also interned with Cressey Sports Performance in Hudson, MA from
January to May of 2021.

Student Manager

Peyton Mohler - Bullpen Catcher - Alabama

Peyton serves as the Alabama baseball team’s student manager. His duties include
warming up pitchers in the bullpen, assisting catchers during pre-routine warm-ups,
and pitchers during bullpens and flat grounds. He also assists in practice preparation
and clean-up. His role with the Whitecaps is very similar. He last saw game action
playing for Lurleen B. Wallace Community College as a catcher. In 11 games played,
he hit .250. Mohler also played as a catcher/outfielder for his High School alma mater,
Spanish Fort, Alabama. He was in the class of 2017.

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2021 Award Winners

League Awards

Kurtis Byrne – TheDaniel j. Silva GM Ned Monthie & Manager Jamie Shevchik accept
Sportsmanship Award the Eastern Division Championship Award

Team Awards

Jake Thompson Bryce Hubbart Dale Stanavich
Offensive Player of the Year Pitcher of the Year Relief Pitcher of the Year

Kurtis Byrne Brian Fitzpatrick Don Keen
Defensive Player of the Year Opportunity Award Fan of the Year

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Chase Allsup Freshman 6-2 215

RHP Auburn Chase compiled a sparkling 2.35 ERA for Auburn across 18
relief appearances as of May 17th. Up to that point, Allsup
struck out 30 and walked 15 batters over 23 innings out of the
Tigers’ bullpen, while holding opposing hitters to a mere .212
batting average. He had a record of 1-0 and notched two saves.
A native of Dothan, Alabama, Allsup was rated by Perfect
Game as the No. 149 overall player in the country and No. 4
player in the state of Alabama coming out of high school. He
posted a 9-1 record and 1.73 ERA as a senior, while striking out
107 opponents. He also participated in the 2020 Perfect Game
National Showcase and was named to the Top Prospect Team.

JT Benson Sophomore 6-0 190

OF Louisville JT played in 23 games this spring for the Cardinals, starting in
13 of them. He stroked three doubles and two triples as he
logged eight RBI and scored seven runs through games of May
17th. The Crestwood, Kentucky native Lettered four years in
baseball and football at South Oldham High School. Coming
out of high school, Benson was rated the No. 1 outfielder and
No. 3 overall player in Kentucky by Perfect Game, and was
also ranked the No. 83 outfielder nationally by Perfect Game.
He was named to the 2020 NHSBCA Kentucky Preseason All-
American Team and the 2019 KHSBCA Second Team All-State.
He has two uncles, Daniel Benson (1979-1981) and Jimmy
Benson (1975-1978), who played baseball and football at
Kentucky.

Kurtis Byrne

C TCU Sophomore 6-0 205 Returning Player

Kurtis spent last summer as the Whitecaps primary catcher.
He returns to Brewster for 2022 after hitting .275 with the
Horned Frogs in games through May 15th. He played in 47
games for TCU, starting in 45 of them. He pounded out 14
doubles and four home runs, driving in 35 teammates and
recording a slugging percentage of .443. In 2021 as a COVID
freshman, he played in 16 games, six as the starting catcher.
He posted a robust .333 batting average, a .471 on-basse
percentage and a .556 slugging percentage. Last summer for
the Whitecaps, he started behind the plate in every postseason
game en route to Brewster’s league championship. Byrne went
5-for-15 in the postseason pounding out three doubles and
recording three timely RBI, including one clutch game winner.

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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 Bill Dermody Pat Eggers Claire Gradone Mike Gradone Chuck Hanson
Gane Day Director

Joe Henry Chris Kenney Casey Mecca Kathy Monthie Glenda Normand Roger Normand Jane Sullivan Al Weyman

Interns

Gabby Gervais Xavier Aguiar Matthew Campbell Michael Gonzalez Ashley Joyce
Lead Intern Oregon Husson University Merrimack College Elon

Merrimack College

Nolan Kelly Cameron McCleary James O'Leary Emma Stedronsky Mark Rappaport Zoe Rogers
Oregon Bentley New England College Johnson & Wales George Washington Saint Michaels

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Ryan Chasse Redshirt Junior 6-3 250

LHP Campbell For the Camels this spring through May 19, Ryan pitched in 23
games, starting in three of them. His ERA was an admirable
3.16 over 37 innings of mound work. His record was 2-2. He
struck out 55 batters while walking 21. Opponents batted an
anemic .176 against him. And they learned not to crowd the
plate, as Chasse led the staff with 11 HBP. In 2021 he led the
team with 78.1 innings pitched, posted a 6-2 record with a 4.60
ERA. He sat out the 2020 COVID shortened season with an
injury. In 2019, he put up a 7-2 record and finished the regular
season as the Big South’s leader with a 2.60 ERA. In his senior
year of high school, Chasse set a school record with a 1.49 ERA
while striking out 89 opponents.

Carson DeMartini

INF Virginia Tech Freshman 6-0 190

Carson batted a scorching .343 as of May 17th with Virginia
Tech this past spring. He played in 48 games, starting 47 of
them. The Virginia Beach native mashed 12 homers, 12 doubles
and two triples while driving in 38 runs. His slugging
percentage was an impressive .657. DeMartini enjoyed a career
day on March 19th vs Pitt, going 4-for-4 with two home runs,
four runs scored, and four RBI. In high school, Carson logged
an other-worldly on-base percentage of .730 his senior year.
DeMartini took the mound and recorded two saves his senior
year as well. He was a 2021 Perfect Game/Rawlings High
Honorable Mention Preseason All-American.

Davis Diaz Freshman 6-0 175

SS Vanderbilt For the first week in March this spring, Vanderbilt’s Davis
Diaz was named SEC Freshman of the Week. Diaz batted .579
(11-for19) across the week with a team-high tying 11 hits to
help Vanderbilt to a perfect 5-0 record. The freshman infielder
reached base safely in all five contests. He scored 10 of
Vanderbilt’s 41 total runs on the week. On the season through
May 13, Diaz played in 46 games, starting in 43 of them. In 110
at bats, he struck out only 10 times. The Pittsburg, California
native was ranked by Perfect Game as the sixth best shortstop
in the state coming out of high school. He also boasts an
impressive three gold medals earned with the USA Baseball
National Team (2015, 2017, 2018). He was a 12th round pick in
the 2021 MLB Draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks.

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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, 10-7. Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 10-5. (508) 896-3913.
brewsterladieslibrary.org. 1822 Main Street (Route 6A), Brewster

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Justin Eckhardt

RHP Texas Redshirt Sophomore 6-2 205

Justin appeared in 11 games this spring for the Longhorns,
starting five of them. In 25.1 innings pitched, he struck out 23
batters and walked 12 as of May 17th. The Sealy, Texas native
dazzled against Central Arkansas on March 22nd, recording
his first win of the season while tossing six scoreless innings,
issuing no walks and notching seven strikeouts. In high school,
Eckhardt was named District MVP as a senior and a first team
all-state outfielder, while also lettering in both football and
track all four years. In baseball he earned All-District and All-
Region honors.

Zach Ehrhard

2B/OF Oklahoma State Freshmam 5-11 180

Zach pounded out an impressive .318 batting average with
the Cowboys as of May 17th this past spring, good for second
on the team, behind only Jake Thompson, who was a stalwart
on last summer’s Whitecaps CCBL League Championship
team. He led the team in both runs scored with 45 and in stolen
bases with 17 in 21 attempts. As a senior in high school, the
Tampa native batted .438 with three home runs, 12 doubles, 21
RBIs and 26 stolen bases at Wharton High School. Ehrhard was
a 13th round selection in the 2021 MLB Draft by the Boston
Red Sox.

Alex Freeland

SS UCF Sophomore 6-2 200 Returning Player

Alex returns to Brewster for his second summer after helping
the 2021 Whitecaps win the 2021 Cape League Championship
last year. Freeland enjoyed a .286 batting average as of
May 17th with UCF this spring. He played in 34 games, starting
at shortstop in all of them. He had 34 hits including seven
doubles and nine home runs, while driving in 32 runs for a
.571 slugging percentage, second on the team. In 2021, he was
voted to the All-AAC tournament team. Freeland was an
integral part of Brewster’s title run last summer, playing in
28 games between the regular season and playoffs, scoring 16
runs. A native of Cape Coral, Florida, at Mariner High School,
he had a career .323 batting average and .455 OBP, with 673 RBI.
He was No. 27 on the Perfect Game Top 500 list of incoming
freshmen.

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Bat Kids

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

Lyle Blatz Gavin Burt

Luke Day George Mecca Grace Mecca

Wes Meinelt Haley Micchice Julianne Micchice

Thomas Olean Will Olean Andrew Tobin

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Griffin Green

RHP Virginia Tech Sophomore 6-3 205 Returning Player

Griffin returns to Brewster for his second summer after playing
a crucial role in last year’s championship run for the
Whitecaps. Green, who operated mostly as a reliever last
summer, was entrusted with the start in Game 1 of the CCBL
Championship against Bourne and delivered. The Hokie
logged five scoreless innings, allowing only three hits and
striking out seven Braves. Green pitched to a 3.78 ERA as of
May 17th this spring in Blacksburg. He notched a 7-2 record in
13 appearances, all in a starting role. A workhorse for the
Hokies, in 66.2 innings pitched he struck out 57 and walked 24.
Coming out of high school, the Chelmsford, Mass native was
ranked the No. 15 player in the region's 2020 senior class by
Prep Baseball Report.

Parks Harberton State C C Michigan Sophomore

3B/1B Georgia Sophomore 6-3 217 R/R

Harber had a stellar season this spring with the Bulldogs.
He started in 41 games, as of May 10th, and recorded a .307
average with 43 RBI. He led his team with 32 runs and 51 hits.
Parks had a standout game at LSU on April 30th, when he had
four hits with two home runs. In his freshman season in 2021
he played 35 games, starting in 29, helping the team advance
to the SEC tournament. During his high school career at the
Westminster School, Harber was named First Team All-State
and 2018 Class 3A player of the Year by the Georgia Dugout
Club, as well as receiving All-Star status from the Atlanta 400
Club.

Cam HillP Uni of Texas at Austin Redshirt Freshman 6-2 IF

1B Sophomore Auburn 6-3 210 L/L

As of May 10th, Hill started 26 games and established himself as a
versatile player for Auburn. Against Alabama State on May 1st, Hill
racked up a season high three hits and three runs that contributed
to his .278 batting average with 27 hits overall. He also pitched in
relief for two innings. During his Freshman season in 2021 Hill
started in 30 games at designated hitter. He hit the first home run
of his college career – a grand slam – against Boston College.
He also proved to be an effective pitcher as he struck out eight in
seven-plus innings of work. During his time at Bob Jones High
School he was named 2019 Perfect Game Preseason Third Team
All-American, and played for Team Georgia National.

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Tribute to George Small

George Small, for many years a passionate fan and enthusiastic supporter of the
Brewster Whitecaps, passed away on October 2, 2021. He was 86.
George was born in Dorchester, MA. He was a graduate of Bentley College
and Babson College. He became a CPA and spent more than 47 years at
Franklin Sports as VP and Controller. He was married to his beloved wife,
Judith, for 62 years.
For many summers, George spent most of his time in Brewster, rooting for and supporting the team
he loved, the Brewster Whitecaps. He enrolled his grand kids in the Whitecaps clinics, for which
Franklin Sports provided the soft, Safe-T balls. Then, decked out in Whitecaps branded attire, he
went out on the field and participated in the clinics himself!
Every year for more than a decade, he saw to it that each Whitecaps player received an official
Franklin equipment bag with Major League Franklin batting gloves inside – all at no cost to the
Whitecaps. One home game each season was designated as Franklin Sports Night at the Whitecaps,
usually on or about the 4th of July. At that game, George threw out the ceremonial First Pitch.
On many of those occasions, he conducted a baseball trivia game in which all attending children
were encouraged to participate. Then, in the late innings, assisted by his devoted grandchildren,
he personally presented a trunk load of prizes of Franklin Sports equipment to multiple, delighted
young trivia game winners.
If the Whitecaps had an award for Best All-time Fan and Supporter, George Small would win it
hands down. We miss you, George, and thanks for the memories.

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Cade Kuehler Sophomore 6-0 205

RHP Campbell Once again this spring, Kuehler proved to be a major asset for
Campbell, compiling an impressive 3.86 ERA. As of May 10th
he pitched 58.1 innings and struck out 71 batters. On March 5th
against Army, Kuehler struck out 12 batters over 6.2 innings of
work ,making it one of his many highlights as a Camel. He had
a stellar Freshman season in 2021 as well, making 16
appearances and 8 starts on the mound with a 3.89 ERA and
41 strikeouts. In high school Kuehler played for Canes National
where he posted an 8-1 record as a starter and helped lead his
team to a stunning 48-3-3 record in 2019. That team earned a
WWBA Championship, a Perfect Game World Series title,
and a number one national ranking.

Ryan Lasko Sophomore 6-0 190 R/R

OF Rutgers Lasko had a strong spring. As of May 10th, he started 45 games
for Rutgers and led his team to victory multiple times with a
.355 average, including 13 home runs and 42 RBI. He had a
season highlight during the series at Nebraska in April when he
went 7-for-13 which included three home runs. He had five
RBI during that series as well. In 2021 he was named Big Ten
Freshman of the Week three times and was selected for the
All-Big Ten Freshman team. During high school he helped his
team at Jackson Memorial to the championship game of the
“Last Dance World Series” in 2020, and was named Second
Team All-Shore in 2019.

Cameron Leary

OF Boston College Sophomore 6-0 180 L/L

In games through May 10th, Leary started for the Eagles in 48
games. He batted .244, slugging .556 with 15 home runs and 40
RBI. He put on a show against Miami on March 11 when he hit
two doubles and two home runs. He had another big day against
Austin Peay when he drove in six runs. In his 2021 Freshman
season, he had a standout game against Maine hitting two home
runs with three RBI. In high school he played three years at St.
Anthony’s in New York, before finishing his high school career
at P27 Academy.

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Carson Liggett Freshman 6-1 205

RHP Louisville During his first season at Louisville, Carson pitched in 14
games, all in relief with one start. In 13.2 innings, he struck
out 16 batters and walked 11with a season ERA of 5.27.
He is certainly a player to watch as his career with Louisville
progresses. During his high school years at Blue Valley, Liggett
received many accolades including 2021 PBR Kansas Player of
the Year, 2021 EKL Pitcher of the Year, and 2021 KABC Class 6A
All-State First Team and Pitcher of the Year. He was rated the
No. 2 right-handed pitcher and No. 6 overall player in Kansas
by Perfect Game.

Teddy McGraw

RHP Wake Forest Sophomore 6'2 200 Returning Player

Brewster welcomes back Teddy McGraw after a very successful
sophomore season with Wake Forest. He pitched 50.2 innings
with an ERA of 5.33. Against Duke he had seven strikeouts over
five innings of work, allowing only three hits. Last summer
with the Whitecaps McGraw helped secure the league title by
retiring three batters in succession in the ninth inning of the
final game. During his freshman season McGraw had 19 relief
appearances, striking out 22 batters and ending with a 4.42
ERA. In summer 2020 he 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. McGraw attended
high school in Oneonta, NY where he was rated as a top 500
prospect by Perfect Game, and the number 25 recruit from
New York.

Max McGwire Freshman 6-2, 190 R/R

1B Oklahoma Freshman Max McGwire had a solid season with the Sooners
starting in 13 games with 45 trips to the plate. Through May
10th he hit .222 with two home runs, 10 hits, and six RBI to
round off the start of his career with Oklahoma. A California
native, Max attended Capistrano Valley High School where he
was rated the number two first baseman nationally by Perfect
Game. In addition, Perfect Game ranked Max as the number
nine recruit and the top first baseman in California. In 2020 he
played in the Perfect Game All-American Classic, which was
held in Oklahoma. He is the son of former Major League
slugger, Mark McGwire.

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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 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.

Thank you one and all!

Dixon Black SS Monmouth
Logan Bravo IF Harvard
Tony Bullard 3B Arizona
Erubiel Candelario RHP Marist
Patrick Copen RHP Marshall
Brian Fitzpatrick LHP Rutgers
Henry Leake RHP Boston College
Corey Lewis RHP UC Santa Barbara
Ryan Lobus RHP Mercer
Rhett Lowder RHP Wake Forest
Joe Mancini RHP Boston College
Braxton Pearson RHP TCU
Caleb Pendleton C Florida Atlantic
Jack Reidel 2B/3B Rice
Dylan Rogers OF/1B Appalachian State
Liam Simon RHP Notre Dame
Dale Stanavich LHP Rutgers
Grayson Tatrow OF Abilene Christian
Cole Urman C Cal St Fullerton
John West RHP Boston College
Justin Wishkoski IF/OF Sam Houston St

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Jackson Nezuh

RHP Florida State Sophomore 6-1 180

Nezuh saw limited action this season at Florida State pitching
13 innings over 10 games with a 6.23 ERA. He had a solid
performance against Georgia Southern, pitching three innings
and striking out two batters to help lead the Seminoles to
victory. Familiar with the Cape, Nezuh played for the Martha’s
Vineyard Sharks of the New England Collegiate Baseball
League in Summer 2021, where he was awarded All-Star
status. During his freshman season at FSU, he had three
relief appearances, allowing one run in 2.2 innings with
three strikeouts. In high school Jackson attended TNXL
Academy in Florida where he had many solid performances
including a no hitter in which he struck out 12 batters.

Hunter Owen Sophomore 6-6 240 Returning Player

LHP Vanderbilt Hunter had a successful season this spring at Vanderbilt,
appearing in eight games with 26.2 innings of work. He struck
out 38 batters and chalked up a 4.05 ERA. In a win against
West Point early in the season, Owen pitched an impressive
four innings allowing only one hit, and striking out six
opponents. During his first season with the Whitecaps in
summer 2021, Owen had a 2-1 record, appearing in eight
games. In 2021 as a freshman with the Dores, Owen made
14 appearances with 19 strikeouts across 16.2 innings of work.
His many accolades include his selection as a 2020 Perfect
Game Preseason All-American. He attended South Portland
High School where he led his team to a regular season
championship in 2019, and was named Gatorade State
Player of the Year in Maine.

Brennan Oxford Georgia Freshman 6’2” 240 RHP LHP

LPH Wake Forest Redshirt Junior 6-2 205 Returning Player

Brennan struck out 16 batters in 14 innings pitched for
the Demon Deacons through games of May 11. Opposing
hitters batted .241 against him. In 2021, he made 25 relief
appearances, the most on the team and tied for fourth-most
in the ACC. Oxford was the number three recruit from New
Hampshire following his senior year at Oyster River High
School in Durham, NH. He was the Gatorade Player of the
Year in New Hampshire his junior year (2018). That season,
Oxford posted a 5-1 record with a microscopic 0.16 ERA and
threw four straight no-hitters over 30.2 consecutive hitless
innings.

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Host Families
as of 5/27/22

Many 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 Jennifer Kish for more information at 508 246-1220.

Photograph by William F. Pomeroy

Nancy Sveden Geoff & Kirsten Deering Seth & Alison Wilkinson
Art & Judy Arnold Susan Banks & Matthew Lynch Joe & Shelby Greemore
Lesley Petelle Amber Higgins Brian & Katie Carey
Chris Kenney & Pat Eggers Mike & Wendy O’Connell Cheryl Kyle
Brenda Schofield & Dennis Correia Lynn Doherty Scott McMahon
Jeff & Joan Cassidy Sue Ritchie

Jennifer Kish Committee Members
Player Housing

Director

Ned Monthie Pat Eggers

Jane Sullivan Katie Carey Kirsten Deering

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Garrett Payne Sophomore 6-7 190

RHP NC State Garrett appeared in 17 games for the Wolfpack this spring,
including five starts. He fanned 41 batters and walked 18 in
41.1 innings in games through May 10. He had a 3-1 record
with a 4.79 ERA. In 2021 the Charlottesville, Virginia native
made his first college start on June 25 against Vanderbilt in the
College World Series, throwing five innings of two hit, one run
ball. Freshman Payne compiled a 5.27 ERA in 31.2 innings
pitched in seven appearances and tallied 15 strikeouts. In his
senior year of high school (2019), Payne helped the Miller
School of Albermarle win a state championship.

Riley Phillips Sophomore 6-4 195

LHP Louisville Riley pitched in 12 games for the Cardinals as of May 7,
including 10 starts. The Godfrey, Illinois native was heavily
relied on during the spring season, throwing the third most
innings on the team (47). He recorded a 4.60 ERA and was
second on the team in strikeouts (52). In his freshman year,
Phillips made six appearances striking out eight in 4.2 innings
of work. In his senior year at Alton High School, Phillips was
rated the number three left-handed pitcher and 20th ranked
player in Illinois by Perfect Game. Riley’s great grandfather
played minor league baseball with the St. Louis Cardinals.

Colby Shade

OF Oregon Sophomore 6-1 190 R/R

In his second season with the Ducks, Colby hit .306 with a .444
slugging percentage in games through May 13. Shade
appeared in every game this spring, picking up 35 RBIs and
mashing four home runs. His 11 doubles were third best on the
team. As a freshman, Shade played in 28 games, mostly as a
defensive replacement in later innings. After dealing with an
injury through February and March, he finished the season
batting .250 with two RBIs and two runs scored. At Fort Collins
High School in Colorado, Shade batted .422 with a .538 on-base
percentage and 61 stolen bases in 64 games. Additionally,
Shade was a three-sport athlete, playing baseball, football, and
basketball. He was named Freshman of the Year in football.

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Whitecaps Media Team

Field Announcer

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

Media Intern Team

Media interns cover the Whitecaps from pe-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 visit brewsterwhitecaps.com and click on the button for live broadcasts.

Johnny Gadamowitz Audrey Kiesling Doug Latucca Max McLaughlin Journalist,
Broadcaster Social Media
Syracuse  UConn Broadcaster Social Media & Podcaster

Syracuse Temple

(MORE LEAGUE BROADCAST INFO TO COME)

Max Merkel Riley Raimondo Finn Riley Brielle Shevchik
Broadcast Operations Producer, Director Journalist & Social Media
& Videographer Social Media Keystone
URI
USF TCU

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Mike Sirota

SS/CF Northeastern Freshman 6-2 180

As a freshman with the Huskies, Mike started in 37 games (as of
April 22) and was a monster offensively, racking up a team-best
.326 batting average. He also led the team in doubles (14),
homers (4) and slugging percentage (.511) and was second in
hits (46) and walks (28). At Frederick Gunn High School in
Broad Channel, New York, he was a Northeast First-team All-
American. Sirota was drafted in the 2021 MLB Draft by the LA
Dodgers. Interestingly, Sirota is the great nephew of New York
Yankee legend Whitey Ford.

Colton Sundloff Freshman 6-5 200

RHP Oklahoma For Oklahoma this spring, Colton made 17 mound
appearances and logged 20 innings of work. He struck out
14 in his freshman season through May 3. He put up a 2-0
record and walked 14. As a senior at Stansbury High School
in Erda, Utah, Sundloff was 3-2 as a pitcher, but drove in 33
runs with three home runs, and ten doubles as a hitter.
He was rated the number three overall prospect from Utah,
mostly for his hitting ability.

Ryan Targac

2B/3B Texas A&M Sophomore 6-0 205

In his second season with the Aggies, Ryan appeared in 37
games, including 34 starts through May 14. He compiled a
.282 batting average and held the team lead in RBIs (46), and
home runs (12). As a freshman, Targac saw action in 28 games
(15 starts). Last summer, he played in 39 games for the
Healdsburg Prune Packers of the California Collegiate League
and hit .356 with 38 RBIs and four long balls. At Hallettsville
High School in Texas he was a District 28-3A Co-MVP. As a
junior, he hit .443 with five home runs and also pitched a
perfect game. His father, Chris Targac, was drafted by the New
York Yankees in 1991.

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Ryan Ure

LHP Oklahoma State Freshman 6-8 226

Ryan pitched 10 innings and struck out 13 in his freshman
campaign with the Cowboys this spring as of May 14.
At Eaton High School in Eaton, Colorado, Ure went 12-0 in
his career and led the team to a 21-1 record and a Class 3A
state championship as a senior. That season, he went 7-0 with
a 2.07 ERA and struck out 83 in 44 innings on the mound.
At the plate, he hit .459 with three home runs, eight doubles
and a team-high 32 RBIs. Ure was drafted in the 16th round
of the 2021 MLB Draft by the Texas Rangers.

Garrett Wright 3B Coastal Carolina Sophomore 5-11

RHP TCU Sophomore 6-2 215

Garrett took the mound 16 times in the 2022 season for TCU
in games through May 19, pitching in relief every time. He
recorded a strong ERA of 3.14 while striking out 21 and
walking 11. Opponents batted only .204 against him.
As a freshman in 2021 he ranked third on the team with 19
appearances out of the bullpen. His season record was 3-1
with one save and a 3.63 ERA. He fanned 35 in 22.1 innings
and the Horned Frogs posted a 15-4 record in games when he
pitched. He held opponents scoreless in 15 of 19 appearances
and was chosen for the 2021 Big 12 Academic All-Rookies
Team. In high school he was a four-year letter winner at A&M
Consolidated High School and was a 2020 Perfect Game
Preseason All American. 

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2021 Cape League Champions!

Whitecaps Bring Out the Broom - Brewster swept four games in a row to win the team’s second Cape League
crown in four years. In 2017, the Whitecaps played nine playoff games on nine consecutive days, facing
elimination in five of those games. It was the most games in a single season ever played by any Cape League
team.

We got the condensed version in 2021. Brewster finished first in the East Division with the club’s best-ever
record of 22-11 with three ties. In the playoffs the Whitecaps faced terrifically tough competition in first, the
Harwich Mariners, and then, should they survive that best-of-three series, the finals, also best-of-three, against
Bourne, arguably the strongest team in the league for most of the season.

Here's how it all went down. Castillo drives in
both Brewster runs
Game 1, Harwich at Brewster
Whitecaps 2, Mariners 0

Brewster’s Chad Castillo (Cal Baptist) drove in both
Whitecaps runs. The rest was taken care of by three
Brewster pitchers, who combined to toss a shut-out.
It was not without drama. Whitecaps starter Brian
Fitzpatrick (Rutgers) found himself in a jam early on,
when the Mariners put two on base with no outs.
Fitzpatrick calmly fanned the next three hitters to
wiggle off the hook. In the fifth inning, Harwich put
two runners in scoring position, but Michael Prosecky
(Louisville) marched in from the bullpen and ended
that threat. And again in the eighth, Harwich got the first two batters on base, but Prosecky took out the next
three in a row. And finally, Brewster’s cool hand closer, Dale Stanavich (Rutgers), came in to slam the door on
the Mariners in the ninth.

Game 2, Brewster at Harwich
Whitecaps 5, Mariners 4

Closer Stanavich saves A Tony Bullard (Arizona) solo homer made it 2-0 Whitecaps in the
three games in a row second inning, and by the eighth, Brewster led not so comfortably
4-1. Sure enough, Harwich came storming back to tie the game at
4-4 going to the ninth. Not to be outdone, Brewster loaded the
bases, followed by one of the strangest moments in Cape League
playoff history. The Harwich pitcher was called for a balk, which
advanced all Whitecaps runners one base, scoring the go-ahead
run for Brewster. Whitecaps closer Stanavich (Rutgers) showed his
appreciation for the gift by repeating his performance of the day
before, this time striking out the side in the bottom of the ninth.
Harwich was eliminated, and Brewster moved on to face Bourne
in the finals.

Game 1, Brewster at Bourne
Whiteaps 2, Braves 0

The Whitecaps had no business winning this game. They were playing an away game, delayed for an hour by
wet grounds, in front of more than 4,000 screaming fans, mostly rooting for their home team Braves. And they
were up against Bourne, who had the most team hits, second highest team batting average, and most wins in
the Cape League’s 2021 season. Oh, and they had just scored 15 runs in their previous two playoff games as
they eliminated Cotuit.

Fortunately for the Whitecaps, nobody mentioned those unfavorable circumstances to the Brewster pitching
staff. Instead, they decided to basically duplicate their first playoff win over Harwich.

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Byrne drives in game The Whitecaps scored the only runs they would need in the second
winning runs inning. Kurtis Byrne (TCU) doubled home two for the lead and it
turned out, the final score.

Meanwhile, the mighty Braves could do nothing with Brewster’s
pitching. They got two runners on in the fifth, but starter Griffin
Green (VA Tech) struck out the next hitter to end that threat.
In all Green threw five innings, allowed three hits, no runs and struck
out seven. All Star reliever Michael Prosecky (Louisville) then
dominated for 3.1 innings, permitting only two hits, no runs while
striking out five.

But the Braves were not done. In the bottom of the ninth, they put
two runners on base and brought the winning run to the plate with
just one out. Time for Stanavich. For the third time in three games he
delivered. The Brewster closer fanned two in a row to
end the threat and the game. The Whitecaps were one
win away from hoisting the championship trophy.

Game 2, Bourne at Brewster
Whitecaps 10, Braves 6

Now the momentum seemed to be in Brewster’s favor.
They had won three in a row and were playing at home
with the largest crowd in Stony Brook Field history
cheering them on – more than 5,000. It was a beautiful
sunny summer day, just right for a Whitecaps sweep.

Trouble was, Bourne had a different script in mind. In the Prosecky slams the
very first inning, they looked like the Bourne Braves that door on Bourne
had been the scourge of the league for most of the season,
as they plated five fast runs.

That quieted the home town crowd briefly. But Zach Neto (Campbell), who had gone home with an injury,
then rejoined the team for the playoffs, got the Whitecaps back in the game with a two-run homer.

While Whitecaps starting pitcher Chris McElvain (Vanderbilt) could easily have been unnerved by the
pounding he took in the first inning, he instead settled down to hold the Braves scoreless for the next several
innings while the Whitecaps chipped away at their lead. By the fifth inning, the home team had taken the lead
6-5, thanks to the bats of Chris Lanzilli, Wake Forest), Jake Thompson (Oklahoma State), Chad Castillo (Cal
Baptist) and Kurtis Byrne (TCU).

But the Braves, showing no quit, tied it up in the sixth. In the seventh, Bourne got the first two men on base.
But Brennan Oxford (Wake Forest) came in from the Whitecaps bullpen and got the three outs Brewster needed.

In the home half of the seventh, Tony Bulllard (Arizona) led off
with a shot into the trees beyond left field for the Whitecaps
seventh run, which proved to be all they needed. But just to make
sure, Brewster added three more, two on a double by Spencer
Jones (Vanderbilt).

McGraw saves Brewster Coach Jamie Shevchik must have felt closing out the first
the finale three games of the playoffs was all he could ask of Dale Stanavich.
So he turned to his Game 2 starter against Harwich, Teddy
McGraw (Wake Forest), to nail down the win and the season for
Brewster. McGraw used his 99 MPH fast ball to do just that in
short order.

It’s hard to say whether this championship was sweeter than 2017’s. But as Ebby Calvin “Nuke” LaLoosh in the
film, Bull Durham, famously exclaimed, “I LOVE winning. It’s better than losing.”

Photographs by William F. Pomeroy

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Field Update: Playing it Safe

The Whitecaps, in partnership with the Brewster School Committee, continue to make upgrades at our beloved
Stony Brook Field. This year, you’ll notice the addition of chain link safety fence from each dugout all the way
to the bullpens down both the left and right field lines – plus 15-foot high netting on top of the fence. This
provides additional and welcome protection for our fans.

Whitecaps Board member
Chuck Hanson has served
as the Club’s project manager
for these impressive field
upgrades. Many thanks to
Chuck for his long hours of
planning, communicating

and coordinating with
all those involved in
our field improvements.

The Baseball Club acknowledges and
thanks the following for helping make
these improvements possible:

Town of Brewster Administration
Brewster School Committee
Brewster DPW
Stony Brook Elementary School, 
Principal Keith Gauley & Administration
John O'Reilly & Associates, Engineers
Argus Construction Corporation

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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 – Player Appearances Chris Lynch – Field Announcer
Phil Burt – Game Day, Parking Jennifer Kish – Housing & Travel Director
Anna Carey – Youth Clinics Casey Mecca – Game Day, Caps Kids
Katie Carey – Youth Clinics Coordinator, Player Housing Jon Mecca – GM Staff, Bat Kids Coordinator, Marketing
Nancy Chabot – Fundraising, Marketing Katie Meinelt – Fundraising, Caps Kids
Alton Cole – V.P. Facilities & Equipment Kathy Monthie – Souvenirs
Angus Cunningham - Game Day, Parking Ned Monthie – General Manager, Player Housing
Joanna Danias – Website Dee Nahigian – GM Staff, Parking
Jim Decker – Marketing & Yearbook Editor Glenda Normand – Merchandise Manager
Bill Dermody – Game Day, Parking Roger Normand – Game Day, Souvenirs, Facilities
Luke Dillon – Fundraising, Game Day, Parking, Adam Polgreen – Media Coordinator
William F. Pomeroy – Official Team Photographer
Assistant to President Jane Sullivan – Game Day, Team Meals, Player Housing
Kirsten Deering – Game Day, Caps Kids Robert Tobias – V.P. Finance, Parking, Facilities
Pat Eggers – Team Meal Coordinator, Player Housing Al Weyman – Game Day, Scoreboard
Paige Ferraguto – V.P. Game Day, Caps Kids
Bob Graczewski – President For club business:
Claire Gradone – Secretary, Community Relations, Contact Bob Graczewski, President
413-237-5020/[email protected]
Game Day For team & baseball issues, contact: Ned Monthie,
Mike Gradone – Treasurer, Game Day General Manager
Chuck Hanson – Capital Projects Manager, Game Day, 518-248-7519
E-mail: [email protected]
Parking, Website, Facilities
Joe Henry – Game Day, Parking
Chris Kenney - Media Team Director, Game Day,

Souvenirs, Facilities

Luke Dillon, Whitecaps Fundraising Director

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We have big plans
for smaller fans!

We know our younger fans probably aren’t content to
sit quietly and watch a whole nine innings of baseball.
So we’ve created a special Caps Kids program of kid
friendly events, merchandise, raffles and giveaways
for kids age 12 and under. Mark your calendar and
come out to Stony Brook Field with the kids.
Just for the fun of it!

Caps Kids Dates
6/13 Home Opener
6/21 Home Game
6/25 Free Kids Clinic (11 am)
6/30 Home Game
7/2 Meet the Whitecaps (11 am at Stony Brook Field)
7/8 Home Game and First Responder Night
7/15 Home Game
7/21 Home Game
8/1 Last Regular Season Home Game
Stay tuned and follow the Whitecaps Facebook and
Instagram pages for details and updates. 

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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

Hamburger or Cheeseburger on a Roll $4.75

Toppings – Cheese Sauce, Peppers & Onions, Etc. 1.00

Hot Dog on a Bun 3.50

Sausage with Peppers & Onions on a Roll 6.50

Garden Veggie Burger on a Bulkie Roll 5.50

Cheese Pizza 4.00

Nachos with Cheese Sauce 3.75

Novelty Ice Cream 2.75 - 4.50

Local Scoop Ice Cream Pops NOTE: 5.50
Candy Prices subject 3.00
Soda 1.75
to change

Water 3.00 - 3.50

Chips – Snacks 1.75

Popcorn 3.00 - 6.00

Jumbo Soft Pretzel 3.00

The Closah 4.00

Creamy French Vanilla Ice Cream Sandwiched between a

Grilled Glazed Donut Rolled in Sprinkles (Brewster’s Specialty)

Don’t stand in line - Order online - Scan Code for menu:

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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]

MVP Team Meal Donors

Ferretti’s Market
Shaw’s Market, Orleans

2021 Team Meal Donors

Nauset Marine Kings Grant Homeowners Association

Spinnaker 2021 Host families

Nauset Fish Market/ Heather & Bob Green (Griffin Green’s parents)

Sir Cricket’s Fish & Chips Jean Holzingeer, Jane Hanson & Cathi Holmes

Backside Bakes Catering Trish Metz

Orleans Seafood Jordan Sprechman & Barbara Paddock

Breakwater Fish Mark & Julie Jackowitz

Pretty Picky Properties/Decker family Sandra MacLean and Lorraine Harvey

Stop & Shop (E. Harwich) Linda & Bob Riedl

Saints Landing Supporters Art & Judy Arnold

Save Blueberry & Sols Pond Association Jane Sullivan and Pat Eggers

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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2022 Contributors
As of May 27, 2022

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)

Dan & Terese Heintzelman
Kathy & Ned Monthie
Dee & Pat Nahigian

Elizabeth Pels Nash Living Trust, Carole A. Siegel, Trustee
Steve & Kathleen Sidwell
Anonymous (1 donation)

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

Jeff & Joan Cassidy
Mike & Karen Durkin
Mike & Claire Gradone
Pat Eggers & Chris Kenney
Jane & Chuck Hanson
The Lynch-Banks Family Charitable Fund

Christopher Tabb
Robert & Beth Tobias

GRAND SLAMS (Gifts of $500-$999)

Althea Alling
Mike & Claire Gradone
Heather & Robert Green
In Memory of Dave Jayes
Peter & Rosemary Levy

Daniel G. Matthews
Chris & Carin Moeder

Kyle & Jen Potenta
Pretty Picky Properties/Decker Family

Jason & Eva Rapp
The Sarlo Family
Al and Kathy Weyman

MVPs (Gifts of $250-$499)

Don & Louise Clemmenson Bob & Marianne Hirschman
Scott & Sarah Dickens in honor of Steve Erickson Joseph & Sandra Henry
Jeff & Cathy Jewett
The Embury Family Casey & Mary Kemper
Scott & Stephanie Erickson John & Pat Kenney
Jean & Jeff Piazza
David & Rachel Simons Jeffrey & Ellen Plaut
Bill & Mary Ellen Leppert Christine Richards
Steve & Chris Richards
Cal & Karen Mutti Jill & Doug Scalise
Jason & Susan Prevost Dick & Susan Stewart
Bob & Janet Rosadini Anonymous (1 donation)

Jim & Kay Gately
Bob & Annette Graczewski
Timothy & Darcy Hackert
Dave & Nancy Harwood

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