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2009  -  Summer Baseball  -  Prospect Collegiate League  -  East Division

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Join us on Monday December 29 - at the Texas Road House - located at the Clearview Mall in Butler - and meet some the the BlueSox players.  You can have a chance to talk with the players, grab a bite to eat and learn a lot more about the up-coming summer season.  We will also have ticket information, schedules and much more! So make plans now to join us, from 6:30 and 8 PM. 

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From All Of Us Associated With The Butler BlueSox... 
Have a joyful and safe Holiday Season! 

 

 

Check our "Meet the Players" page - and read about some of our Butler BlueSox players 

BlueSox Will Have Local Talent

Butler Area Players: Ordy & Warheit

Two Butler area high school standouts are now part of the Butler BlueSox inaugural season. Aaron Ordy who graduated from Butler High Schools and is now playing at California University of PA will join Brian Warheit, also from Butler HS; now pitching at Seton Hill University will be with the BlueSox this coming summer.

 

“I am very happy that Coach Wuerfel was able to pick these two guys up,” commented GM Leo Trich.  “Not only are that talented players but I alike the fact that the Butler area fans will see some local faces in the line-up. Their college coaching staffs spoke highly of Aaron and Brian and we are confident they will both be assets to our team,” Trich said.

 

Last spring, Ordy played in 32 games at Cal, as a true freshman. He batted a respectable .275, with a .320 on base percentage. Warheit was 2- 2 for Seton Hill last spring and figures to be in the starting rotation in ’09. Brain Warheit had a great “strike out to walk” ratio – in 30 innings or work he had 29 K’s and allowed only 8 walks.

(see photos on Meet the Players page)

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Old Fashion Baseball - In a Great New Ballpark

BlueSox Have New Home For '09 Season

PullmanParkfromOF.JPGThe BlueSox collegiate team will be moving into a new league and a new home facility in 2009. Plans have now been finalized tohave the BlueSox play in Butler PA, just north of Pittsburgh, at the new Pullman Ballpark.                               

Leo Trich, will serve as GM and majority owner of the BlueSox. He will also take an active role the newly formed PROSPECT Collegaite League, which he and former owners from the Frontier Professional Baseball League are helping to establish.

The new Prospect Collegiate League, will be comprised of the former Central Illinois College League (CICL), plus new communities and will have two divisions - East and West.  It will provide an aggressive schedule or more that 50 games and it will be modeled after a true minor league format.

 

For More Photos of Pullman Park click here

 

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Tumbling

Season Tickets Are Now Available

Season ticket packages can now be ordered for all home BlueSox games. You will have a choice of Box Seats (behind home-plate) or Reserve Seats along the first and third-base sides.

All seat are close to the action and will allow for a great view of all the action on the field - all summer long.

Please go to the Tickets Page or click below, for more information.  

 

Click here for Ticket Information



Murray State Outfielder 

BlueSox Sign Zack Noonon

Noonan.jpgThe BlueSox were looking for a defensive outfielder with batter than average speed and good arm to roam the spacious outfield at Pullman Park. Zack Noonon is that type player. Noonon is a sophomore and is from Louisville, KY. "We liked what the Murray State Racers coaching staff had to say about Zack," said BlueSox Head Coach Jason Wuerfel. "Noonon will give us what we need defensively and is a player who has shown his ability to put up respectable numbers at the plate as well," concluded Wuerfel.
Some background on Noonon:  Spring 2008: Appeared in 34 games in outfield, making 30 starts...hit .258 with five doubles, three triples, three home runs and 28 RBIs...led team with seven multi-RBI games...got his career off to a good start by hitting a home run to left center in his first collegiate at-bat. 
BEFORE MSU: Played at Ballard High School...helped lead team to district and region championship as a senior...earned all-region and all-state honors as a senior...named to the regional all-tournament team as a junior.
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Take A BlueSox Player

Home With You!

Seriously! We are looking for a few good homes in the Butller area... to serve as a host family location for some of our visiting BlueSox players. Mmany of our players will be from the local tri-state area - but many will also come from all over the country.

 

It will make the summer seem like even more fun for you and your family as they live through the excitement of a summer collegiate season - first hand - with their very own BlueSox player.  The requirements are pretty simple - and the rewards include "FREE" season tickets to all BlueSox home games!

 

For more information as to what is involved and how you can sign up - please email us asap!

butlerbluesox@ymail.com

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