WCLs Lefties Sign Ex-NFL Wide Receiver Golden Tate - West . . . Today the West Coast League’s Port Angeles Lefties announced that ex-NFL wide receiver Golden Tate has signed as a Lefties player for the remainder of the 2022 season While Jake Locker and Jordan Poyer both played for WCL teams before their NFL careers, Tate will become the first former NFL player in the league “I … Continue reading "WCL’s Lefties Sign Ex-NFL Wide Receiver Golden Tate"
LEFTIES: Summer a success for Port Angeles - Peninsula Daily News “I’m excited where we are at,” Lefties co-owner Matt Acker said “We are continuing our plan to have returning players and coaches and building something together We got off to a slow start as a group, but we rallied in the second half and we were in the playoff race until the final week which is a testament to the kids and how hard
Port Angeles Lefties | Team Page - West Coast League Port Angeles is the largest city in Clallam County, which has a population of over 71,000 The arrival of the Lefties marks the highest level of baseball to ever be played in Port Angeles The town is located a short ferry ride away from Royal Athletic Park, home of the Victoria HarbourCats, creating a regional rivalry between the two teams
Ramirez Primed to Lead the Lefties - West Coast League If you believe in destiny, or something like it – that everything happens for a reason – you might guess that Carlos Ramirez was destined to coach Matt Acker’s Port Angeles Lefties Or if not the Lefties, another team associated with Acker “We met in Hawai’i,” Acker said, “when I started working baseball camps One … Continue reading "Ramirez Primed to Lead the Lefties"
Golden Tate joining Port Angeles Lefties baseball team The Lefties were formerly the Kitsap BlueJackets, which played games at Kitsap County (Washington) Fairgrounds before team owner Matt Acker relocated the franchise to Port Angeles in 2016
Port Angeles Lefties - Wikipedia The Port Angeles Lefties entered the league with play in the 2017 season and went 19–34, placing 6th place in the North Division of the West Coast League A total of 36,883 fans attended home games at Civic Field, placing 3rd in total attendance in the West Coast League
LEFTIES SEASON OPENER: New video scoreboard, signage . . . PORT ANGELES — Higher standards at the professional level has led to a high-definition makeover for Port Angeles’ Civic Field, with a vastly improved video screen scoreboard capped by facility signage installed ahead of tonight’s Port Angeles Lefties’ West Coast League season opener against the Kamloops NorthPaws (6:35 p m first pitch)