Pacific Association of Professional Baseball Clubs

Pacific Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Founded	2013
No. of teams	5
Country	United States
Current champions	San Rafael Pacifics
Official website	Official Site

The Pacific Association of Professional Baseball Clubs was an independent baseball league that began play in 2013. Its commissioner was Mike Marshall. It played interleague games with the Freedom Pro League in 2013 and has also played interleague games with the Baseball Challenge League of Japan. With no new news from the league's website and social media after the 2020 season cancellation, it is believed that the league has indeed folded.

2013

2013 Standings

Team	W-L	Pct.	GB	Managers	Notes
San Rafael Pacifics	54-21	.720	--	James Frisbie/Ryan Priddy
Maui Na Koa Ikaika	46-29	.613	8	Jeff Brooks
Vallejo Admirals	26-32	.448	19.5	Pedro Guerrero/Tito Fuentes Jr.	Suspended by league in July; reinstated later that month
Hawaii Stars	27-39	.410	22.5	Garry Templeton Jr.
East Bay Lumberjacks	7-29	.194	27.5	Roland Nazar	Became the Bay Cal Lumberjacks in August

Playoffs

• Finals: Maui defeated San Rafael 1 game to 0

2014

2014 Standings

Team	W-L	Pct.	GB	Managers	Notes
San Rafael Pacifics	48-30	.615	--	Danny DiPace/Ryan Priddy	DiPace stepped down in July
Vallejo Admirals	44-34	.564	4	Tito Fuentes Jr./Garry Templeton Jr.
Sonoma Stompers	42-36	.538	6	Ray Serrano
Pittsburg Mettle	22-56	.282	26	Wayne Franklin

Playoffs

San Rafael won the first and second halves, becoming outright league champions.

2015

2015 Standings

Team	W-L	Pct.	GB	Managers	Notes
San Rafael Pacifics	48-30	.615	--	Matt Kavanaugh
Sonoma Stompers	44-33	.571	3.5	Fehlandt Lentini/Takashi Miyoshi
Pittsburg Diamonds	38-39	.494	9.5	Aaron Miles
Vallejo Admirals	25-53	.321	23	Garry Templeton Jr.

Playoffs

Sonoma won the first half, San Rafael won the second half. San Rafael beat Sonoma in a one-game playoff.

2016

2016 Standings

Team	W-L	Pct.	GB	Managers	Notes
Sonoma Stompers	47-31	.603	--	Takashi Miyoshi
San Rafael Pacifics	41-37	.526	6	Matt Kavanaugh
Pittsburg Diamonds	36-42	.462	11	Aaron Miles
Vallejo Admirals	32-46	.410	15	Mike Samuels / P.J. Phillips

Playoffs

Sonoma won the first and second halves, becoming outright league champions.

2017

2017 Standings

Team	W-L	Pct.	GB	Managers	Notes
Sonoma Stompers	52-26	.667	--	Takashi Miyoshi
Pittsburg Diamonds	36-42	.462	16	Aaron Miles
Vallejo Admirals	36-42	.462	16	P.J. Phillips
San Rafael Pacifics	32-46	.410	20	Matt Kavanaugh

Playoffs

Sonoma won first half, Sonoma tied Vallejo in second half. Vallejo won one-game playoff against Sonoma.

2018

2018 Standings

Team	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager
Sonoma Stompers	57	23	.713	--	Zack Pace
San Rafael Pacifics	50	30	.625	7	Matt Kavanaugh
Vallejo Admirals	37	43	.463	20	P.J. Phillips
Pittsburg Diamonds	36	44	.450	21	Aaron Miles
Napa Silverados	31	49	.388	26	Tito Fuentes Jr.
Martinez Clippers	29	51	.363	28	Chris Decker/Daniel Parker

Playoffs

San Rafael defeated Vallejo in semi-final Sonoma defeated Pittsburg in semi-final San Rafael defeated Sonoma in championship

2019

Playoffs

Napa defeated Vallejo in quarter-final. San Rafael defeated Napa in semi-final. San Rafael defeated Sonoma (2-1) in championship series.

2019 Standings

Team	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager
Sonoma Stompers	45	19	.703	--	Zack Pace
San Rafael Pacifics	38	26	.594	7	Derrick Pyles/Gabe Suarez
Vallejo Admirals	34	30	.531	11	P.J. Phillips
Napa Silverados	29	35	.453	16	Tito Fuentes Jr.
Salina Stockade	14	50	.219	31	Chuck Rocker/Taylor Zeutenhorst

Cities Represented

• Hilo, HI:
  • Hawaii Stars (2013)
• Martinez, CA
  • Martinez Clippers (2018)
• Maui, HI:
  • Na Koa Ikaika Maui (2013)
• Napa, CA
  • Napa Silverados (2018-)
• Oakland, CA:
  • East Bay Lumberjacks (2013)
  • Bay Cal Lumberjacks (2013)
• Pittsburg, CA:
  • Pittsburg Mettle (2014)
  • Pittsburg Diamonds (2015-2018)
• San Rafael, CA:
  • San Rafael Pacifics (2013-)
• Sonoma, CA:
  • Sonoma Stompers (2014-)
• Vallejo, CA:
  • Vallejo Admirals (2013-)

• Road Team:
  • Salina Stockade (2019)