Our goal is to provide the outstanding student athlete an opportunity to learn the values of team and individual success in a highly competitive environment. We are guided by fundamental principles that improve baseball knowledge and ability, while addressing the importance of successful life skills.

We are not a win-at-any-cost program. We maintain that dedication, commitment, sportsmanship, and respect for themselves, the game and others can result in individual fulfillment as well team success. Regardless of the outcome we truly believe that the skills acquired in our program will carry over into their lives forever.

Our players will come to understand the importance of accountability and how to develop a plan to meet their goals. They will learn how to establish good work habits and recognize the importance of positive attitudes necessary for their own personal achievement. They will be encouraged to reach these marks with enthusiasm, determination and the fearlessness required to exceed them. We strive to challenge our athletes all the while providing a positive learning environment to ensure they experience the joy of playing this great game.

The White Rock Tritons split their first day at the Spokane Legion Invitational under sunny sky’s  at Whitworth College.

In the first game versus Meridian Legion from Boise, Idaho the offense jumped out early with a 2 run double off the bat of Thomas Stone in the first inning. LHP, Blake Stewart pitched a strong game allowing only 2 runs in a brief threat by Meridian.

Tritons went on the register a 5-2 win. Burke Siefrit and Stone led the offense with 2 rbi each.

In the second game of the day the Tritons struggled in a number of attempts to put away the Pullman Patriots early in a 1-1 tie. With the bases loaded and no one out, the Triton offense  failed to score and take control of the game in the 4th. The frustrations spilled over to the next innings as the sloppy defense gave up 7 runs to seal their fate. 

RHP Milan Mantle pitched 4 strong innings only to yield a 2 earned runs. Paul Schellenberg came on in relief retiring 6 in a row.

The 24 team tournament continues pool play  Friday and Saturday. Championship round completes Sunday at Gonzaga’s Pattereson Baseball Complex.

We have made arrangements for our accommodation’s  at the Hampton Inn & Suites in Lynwood. Parents are encouraged to book their rooms for the tournament dates ASAP. The rate will be 109.00 (USF) per night. Please identify yourselves as traveling with the team to ensure the  posted rate.

The contact information is as follows

19324 Alderwood Mall Parkway,
Lynnwood Washington 98036  

  • 425-771-1888,
  • Fax 425-771-1412  
  • Toll Free 1-877-771-8555