Now in our 17th season, over 20,000 active duty and reserve personnel have participated in our historic program based in San Diego and recognized as the fastest growing, largest, most successful and only “Joint” armed forces baseball organization in the world featuring the most talented players from all branches of our military.

Since 1990, we have established over 30 military teams in all services and serve as the organizational model worldwide. In 2005, as in previous years when our country is at war, over 90 percent of our players have served one or more tours in Iraq or Afghanistan. For this reason, our players and staff personally cover our own expenses. With our experience, we are in the best position to represent our men and women overseas because we have first hand knowledge and understand the dynamic challenges of achieving our goals while ensuring that all available resources support our Global War on Terrorism.

To support their heroic efforts here in the U.S. we execute an extensive travel schedule of mare than 150 public appearances in support of charities that help our veterans. Players and staff alike fully understand our scope of responsibility far exceeds the games won or lost on the field. However, being true Americans we love to win. Our program is distinguished by a 520-194 overall record of .728 against professional, semiprofessional, and collegiate teams.

In 2006, we will compete against some of the finest professional and NCAA sanctioned summer collegiate organizations in the nation during our “Red, White and Blue Tour of America” including the Golden, Southwest Pacific, Semiprofessional, Cape Cod, New England Collegiate, California Collegiate, Coastal Plain, Atlantic, Central Plain, Western, Semiprofessional Baseball Leagues and the Horizon Summer Series.

In addition, our schedule will also feature the following special events:

• U.S. Navy Jersey Retirement Ceremony for Hall of Fame pitcher and WWII Veteran Bob Feller on April 8th in Great Lakes
• Salute to the  U.S. Military All-Star Game at “The Diamond,” home of the Lake Elsinore STORM on July 2nd at 2:05 PM
• City of Palms Springs “Salute the Military” Fireworks Celebration July 4th broadcast on CBS
• 17th Annual U.S. Military All-Star Game at Tony Gwynn Stadium, home of the San Diego Surf Dawgs on July 7 at 2:05 PM
• City of Phoenix “Salute the U.S. Military All-Star Game" July 23 at Diamondbacks Stadium 
• 72nd Annual National Baseball Congress World Series in Wichita, KS. Our feature game July 29th will be broadcast on ESPN

Our program has been featured by all types of media sources, highlighted by a 2003 episode of CBS’ "JAG" based on our annual U.S. Military All-Star Game with 2002 Cy Young Award recipient Barry Zito as our starting pitcher. 

Our joint dedication to the success of military baseball will continue to promote a positive image in support of our armed forces while attracting future generations to serve our nation and our military. On behalf of our armed forces we would like to thank you in advance for the opportunity to earn your support for our annual “Red, White and Blue Tour” of America.

Contact Information: Terry Allvord (Click here for details)

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All Fields Directions - Or select a specific field from the "Location" column below

*The below schedule only represents the games being played against those teams that are members of the Western Baseball Association. For a comprehensive schedule for the U.S. Military All-Stars, please click on the web site link at the top of the page.

SAT

6/3/2006

VS STARS  (DH)

1PM

WED

6/28/2006

TREMORS

VS U.S. MILITARY ALL-STARS

5PM

THU

6/29/2006

WAVES

VS U.S. MILITARY ALL-STARS

6:30PM

FRI

6/30/2006

STARS

VS U.S. MILITARY ALL-STARS

5PM

THU

7/6/2006

MAVERICKS

VS U.S. MILITARY ALL-STARS

5PM

SUN

7/9/2006

VS TREMORS

2PM

PT. LOMA NAZARENE

VS BLACK JACKS

5PM

THU

7/13/2006

WAVES

10

8

VS U.S. MILITARY ALL-STARS

6:30PM

SAT

7/15/2006

2

9

VS WAVES  (DH)

1PM

MON

7/17/2006

BLACKJACKS

6

16

VS U.S. MILITARY ALL-STARS (DH)

1PM

6

3

WED

7/19/2006

TREMORS

5PM

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4

Arzuaga, Jose

INF

TM3

USN

NAS Jacksonville

San Lorenzo, PR

Miami Dade

5'10"

185

28

5

Cross, Nate

C

AW3

USN

HCS-5

Tomball, TX

Arkansas Monaccelo

5'9"

180

22

9

Curnow, Pete

OF

ENS

USN

USS Ogden

Morristown, NJ

Naval Academy

5'9"

180

22

23

Garcia, Kevin

INF

ET2

USN

USS Helena

Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Eastern Oregon

5'11"

200

28

28

Gury, Willie

OF

LT

USN

COMPHIBRON-3

Boulder, CO

US Naval Academy

6' 2"

220

26

44

Heriot, Jeff

OF

DEP

USN

Naval Warfare Center (DEP)

Franklin, MA

Northeastern

6'2"

205

23

24

Hernandez, Johnny

OF

BMSN

USN

ACU-1

Brooklyn, NY

STL

6'3"

215

24

10

Judy, Ray

INF

ABE2

USN

USS Enterprise

West Covina, CA

Lewis and Clark / LA

5'10"

205

34

12

Kasarjian, Kris

OF

Civ

XBATS

Camarillo, CA

CSUN / SEA

6' 2"

205

21

16

Kringle, David

C

SKSN

USN

USS Laboon

Seattle, WA

Edmonds C.C.

5'9"

165

21

6

Montgomery, Garett

INF

ET2

USN

USS John Paul Jones

Cover City, CA

Compton

6'3"

220

24

3

Nunez, Jose

IF

PFC

USMC

6th MARDIV HQ

Miami, FL

6'0"

185

27

35

Rhoades, Ben

UT

AT2

USN

HS-6

Vista, CA

6'0"

200

26

21

Santos, Henry

INF

SK3

USCG

Coast Guard Cutter Walnut

Agat, Guam

Indian Hills C.C. 

5'8"

175

22

42

Shearon, Jon

C

CPL

USMC

NROTC - (Reservist)

Nashville, TN

University of Memphis

6' 2"

220

23

13

Smith, Damon

OF

AN

USN

HS-4

Pittsburgh, PA

Auburn

5'10"

185

23

26

Simeone, Matt

INF

FS1

USN

Fleet ASW Base

Carlsbad, CA

UC Irvine

6'3"

195

22

#

Pitchers

Pos

Rank

Branch

Command

Hometown

College

Ht

Wt

Age

8

Covitch, Joe

RHP

SK2

USN

NAS North Island AIMD

San Diego, Ca

5'10"

190

25

20

Drake, Larry

RHP

AE3

USN

Mals 24

Hughman, TX

Texas A&M

5'10"

120

24

1

Fincher, Jarod

LHP

AZAN

USN

HM-14, Norfolk VA

Charlotte, NC

5'10"

175

19

38

Groover, Shane

RHP

LT

USN

VFA-32, NAS Oceana

Brenham, TX

US Naval Academy

6'2"

200

28

34

Johnston, Roy

LHP

ENS

USN

ROTC - The Citadel

Panorama City, CA

The Citadel

6'2"

200

25

14

Kuelz, Jon

RHP

STS3

USN

USS Henry M. Jackson

Minnetonka, MN.

Southwest State / SEA

6'6"

215

25

19

Ledbetter, Lucas

RHP

SH3

USN

ACB-1

Columbia, LA

Louisiana

6'2"

220

26

25

Maxon, Tyler

RHP

CPL

USMC

1st Tank Bn 

Calcium, NY

Ondaga

6'0"

200

22

2

Pineda, James

LHP

YNAN

USN

NALF San Clemente Island

El Paso, TX

5'10"

165

19

18

Presley, Greg

RHP

AD2

USN

CSFWP AIMD NAS Lemoore

Palm Beach, FL

6'2"

220

26

31

Priestley, Lucas

LHP

AEAN

USN

HSC-3

Platteville,CO

New Mexico State

6'1"

200

23

29

Ramirez, Juan 

LHP

MK2

USAF

Guantanemo Bay

Dallas, TX

6'2"

195

21

51

Santiago, Adrian

RHP

AN

USN 

VFA-15 

Wilmington, DE

Cecil C.C.

6'0"

190

21

15

Somerville, Matt

LHP

AN

USN

USS Carl Vinson

Alexandria, VA

Coastal Carolina

6'4"

180

21

#

Staff

Pos

Rank 

Branch

Command

Hometown

College

36

Land, Carroll 

Head

Civ

USMC

Point Loma Nazarene 

Chula Vista, CA

USC

22

Allvord, Terry

Head

LCDR

USN

Space and Naval Warfare 

Santa Monica, CA

Southern Illinois

17

Lally, Eric

Asst

YN1

USN

U.S. Embassy Baghdad, Iraq

Keokuk, Iowa

Eastern

11

Parks, Jeff

Staff

AS1

USN

HSC-85 (Reservist)

Glendora, CA

University of Miami 

33

Smith, Chad

Pitch

HMCS

USN

PCD Mesa Verde

Meridian, MS

Jefferson Davis

Szenderski, Greg

Staff

STG1

USN

USS Howard

Tuledo, OH

Wittenberg