NORCAL AND zATHLETE FORM ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

NorCal Baseball has had a rich and storied history. We are the oldest and most successful youth baseball program on the west coast. NorCal has sent over a dozen players (Including Jimmy Rollins, Dontrelle Willis, Pat Burrell, Troy Tulowitzki, Xavier Nady, Brandon Morrow, etc.) to the big leagues from among the dozens that have played professional baseball. We have also sent well over 200 players to the division one college baseball level. We have also been more successful as a team and sent more players to participate with the various USA Baseball National teams than any program in the country.

We are every bit as proud of the dozens and dozens of our alumni that have gone on to be successful in other activities outside the baseball realm. The relationships formed through participating with NorCal Baseball will be for a life-time. The results have already been truly amazing! We see this as a way to stay connected to NorCal and your old teammates. Your time spent here was very special and we appreciate you playing with us. I hope you appreciated your time with NorCal as well.

The time for forming our alumni foundation is now! Our goal is to get every single one of our alumni to sign up through zATHLETE. The process is easy. The key to the success will be for all of you reaching out to your teammates to invite them to sign up. The bigger the group, the more we can get accomplished. Our goal is to use this site as an information site. We will let you know about Alumni dinners, golf tournaments, NorCal baseball results, alumni in the news, etc. We plan on forming a scholarship foundation as well. We have always believed that money should never get in the way of a player participating in our program and we will never turn a player away for that reason.

In closing, we are excited about this new venture. All of you have meant a lot to us and your legacy is strong. Please help us form the NorCal Baseball Alumni Foundation so we can continue what all of you helped perpetuate since 1992.

Rob Bruno

Tony Crivello