Oilers Corner: Opening Day gets closer

  • By James Clark
  • Thursday, April 17, 2014 11:44pm
  • Sports

51 DAYS UNTIL OPENING DAY!

The first game of the 2014 season will take place June 8 at 2 p.m. This game will have free admission thanks to our sponsors Coca-Cola and ESPN 1140. The first 12 games of the season will feature three out-of-state teams. The first four-game series will be against the San Francisco Seals. The following four-game series will feature the Lake Erie Monarchs and the final four-game series will be against the Oceanside Waves. These first 12 games should be an exciting start to the 2014 season. League play will begin June 23 when we travel to Anchorage to face the Bucs. I hope to see you all at the ballpark!

Interested in being a part of Oilers baseball? The Oilers are looking to fill some staff positions at the ballpark this year. If you are interested in any of the following positions, please contact the admin office at 283-7133 or gm@oilersbaseball.com. Some of the positions available this season are: Scorekeeper, Beer Garden, On-Field PA, Ticket Booth and we have one spot for a field maintenance intern. If you have always wanted to be a part of Oilers baseball or are just looking for a summer job, we may have what you are looking for.

The Oilers Baseball Club as well as the Oilers Booster Club are currently offering scholarships to 2014 graduates from the local area high schools. For applications and deadlines, please visit our website at www.oilersbaseball.com.

Oilers Baseball is still recruiting summer housing parents. This is a very rewarding experience. You will make lifelong friendships and your kids will think you are a hero! For more information on the housing program please contact Kathy Gensel via email at dlgensel@ptialaska.net or via phone at 262-9263 or 252-7504.

Please consider adding the Peninsula Oilers to your Community Rewards program at Fred Meyer. Simply link your rewards card to the Oilers at www.fredmeyer.com/communityrewards and use our nonprofit number 93400. This is an easy way to support Oilers baseball while you shop!

Follow us on Facebook at Peninsula Oilers Baseball Club for player news, raffles and other information. Please feel free to contact us here at the office with any questions, comments or concerns you may have.

The office is at 601 S. Main St. in Kenai. Or contact Diana Tice at 283-7133 or admin@oilersbaseball.com, or James Clark at 283-7133 or gm@oilersbaseball.com.

Oilers Corner is submitted by James Clark, the general manager of the Alaska Baseball League team.

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