Healdsburg Prune Packers The Packers finished their 2025 campaign with an impressive 38 wins and 6 losses, finishing first in the PEL and winning Championship for the second consecutive summer. JC Osorio-Agard led the Pack in batting with a .368 AVE, 12 HR and 37 RBIs. Pitcher Alec Belardes led the team in Ks with 42.
Humboldt Crabs Local stand out pitcher Myles Standish’s 6 wins, 3.70 ERA and 50 Ks led the team. Six players had a .300+ batting average. Sac State’s Cameron Sewell was impressive, with a .372 batting average with 9 HRs. Adam Enyart had 56 RBIs. The Crabs finished with 38 wins and 9 losses, coming in second place in the PEL.
Lincoln Potters Finished their 2025 season with 34 wins and 10 losses, coming in third place in the PEL. Nine players had .300+ averages. Ty McGraw led the team in batting stats with a .399 AVE, 6 HR and 50 RBIs. Pitcher John Alkire lead Lincoln with 7 wins, 1 loss and a 2.22 ERA.
West Coast Kings Struggled to put a string of wins against their tough opponents in the PEL and finished in fourth place with a 16-21 record. Jayden Lee was a stand out with a .340 AVE and 6 SB.
Medford Rogues The Rogues finished fifth in league, but broke the team record with 190 stolen bases in a season. Rogues Frankie Rutigliano led the team in batting with a .365 AVE. Pitchers Caleb Malloy and Dylan Fanelli both finished with 4 wins each.
Solano Mudcats Finished in last with 11 wins and 22 losses. Tyler Crudo posted a .340 AVE and Michael Weber had 21 RBIs. Pitcher Lucas Watson lead the team with 23 Ks.
New team joins the league for 2026
On December 5, 2025 the Pacific Empire League (PEL) issued a press release with some big news, the league would be welcoming a new team, the Marysville Giants. In the press release Giants owner Ryan Larsen shared his excitement for his team’s next step. “Joining the Pacific Empire baseball League reflects our commitment to developing elite talent, competing with integrity, and fostering a culture of growth in the community, teamwork, and excellence throughout the summer season and beyond. We are truly excited to bring even more excitement to our community, which has such a rich baseball history.”
Formerly in the Bay Area Collegiate League, the Marysville Giants make their home at a newly renovated Bryant Field in downtown Marysville, which also serves as the home of the Yuba-Sutter Freebirds of the independent Pioneer League.
Some of the upgrades to Bryant Field include a professional grade clubhouse, padded outfield walls, and a new scoreboard.
Summer baseball teams are no strangers to playing at Bryant Field as it was the home of former opponent, the Yuba-Sutter Gold Sox.