Everett AquaSox

• Location: Everett, WA
• League: Northwest League 1995-2019; High-A West 2021; Northwest League 2022-
• Class: High-A
• Affiliation: Seattle Mariners 1995-present
• Ballpark: Funko Field

Team History

The Everett AquaSox, of the High-A Northwest League and briefly in High-A West, sport more than one logo. The Seattle Mariners farmhands play their home games at Funko Field at Everett Memorial Stadium in Everett, WA.

The primary logo is an E ingeniously morphed from the Mariners' M. The other is based on frogs - the first thought for, and still an informal, Everett baseball nickname. The brand debuted in 1995, when the Everett Giants switched affiliation to the Mariners and the team took an aquatic-themed nickname.

MLB's 2021 Minor League Reorganization raised the Sox, and most of the NwL, two levels.

Rain sent a 2016 Everett playoff game to the home of their parent Mariners - making that the first professional baseball playoff game at Safeco Field since 2001.

The AquaSox play Copa de la Diversión Hispanic engagement campaign games as Conquistadores de Everett (Everett Conquerors).

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs	Hitting coach	Pitching coach	Coach
1995	37-39	4th (t)	Orlando Gomez			Bryan Price	Andy Bottin
1996	33-42	6th	Roger Hansen			Gary Wheelock	Andy Bottin
1997	29-47	7th	Orlando Gomez				Andy Bottin
1998	34-42	5th (t)	Terry Pollreisz			Gary Wheelock	Andy Bottin
1999	41-35	3rd	Terry Pollreisz		Scott Steinmann	Rafael Chaves	Andy Bottin
2000	37-39	6th	Terry Pollreisz		Darrin Garner	Marcos Garcia	Andy Bottin
2001	36-39	5th	Terry Pollreisz		Darrin Garner	Marcos Garcia	Andy Bottin
2002	44-32	2nd	Omer Munoz / Roger Hansen	Lost playoffs	Roger Hansen	Marcos Garcia
2003	32-44	7th	Pedro Grifol		Darrin Garner	Gary Wheelock
2004	41-35	3rd (t)	Pedro Grifol
2005	42-34	3rd	Pedro Grifol		Jim Horner
2006	31-45	6th	Dave Myers		Mike Tosar
2007	35-41	5th	Mike Tosar		Henry Cotto	Gary Wheelock
2008	32-44	7th	Jose Moreno
2009	39-37	3rd	John Tamargo		Bob MacDonald	Rich Dorman
2010	49-27	1st	Jose Moreno	League Champs	Scott Steinmann	Rich Dorman
2011	37-39	4th	Scott Steinmann		Mike Kinkade	Andrew Lorraine
2012	46-30	2nd (t)	Rob Mummau	Lost in 1st round	Scott Steinmann	Rich Dorman
2013	44-32	2nd	Rob Mummau	Lost in 1st round	Rafael Santo Domingo	Rich Dorman
2014	28-48	8th	Dave Valle	Lost in 1st round	Mike Davis	Nasusel Cabrera	Andy Bottin
2015	42-34	2nd(t)	Rob Mummau	Lost in 1st round	Brian Hunter	Jason Blanton
2016	45-31	2nd	Rob Mummau	Lost League Finals	Brian Hunter	Moises Hernandez
2017	36-40	7th	Jose Moreno		Austin Knight	Danielin Acevedo	Andy Bottin
2018	38-38	3rd (t)	Jose Moreno	Lost in 1st round	Eric Farris	Danielin Acevedo, Moises Hernandez
2019	37-39	5th	Jose Moreno (14-12) / Carson Vitale (4-8)/ Louis Boyd (19-19)		Joe Thurston	Ari Ronick
2020	Season cancelled
2021	61-56	3rd	Louis Boyd		Shawn O'Malley	Sean McGrath	Jose Umbria, Matt Pierpont
2022	59-72	5th	Eric Farris		Ryan McLaughlin	Matt Pierpont	Jose Umbria
2023	74-58	2nd	Ryan Scott	Lost League Finals	Michael Fransoso	Cameron Ming	Sergio Plasencia
2024			Ryan Scott		Seth Mejias-Brean	Cameron Ming	Sergio Plasencia

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Everett AquaSox