Seattle Studs

• Location: Tacoma, WA
• League: Pacific International League
• Stadium: University of Puget Sound

Team History

The Seattle Studs play in the Pacific International League. They play their home games at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA. Founded in 1954 by Ben Cheney of the Cheney Lumber Company in Tacoma, the Seattle Studs are one of the oldest amateur baseball teams in the country. The club has been very successful in recent years, winning the National Baseball Congress World Series three times. Over 100 players have gone on to major league baseball.

Barry Aden is in his second tenure as Studs manager. His first stint lasted from 1990 - 1993 when he left to manage the Tacoma Timbers. He returned in 2001 and has been manager ever since.

NBC World Series Appearances

Year	Manager	Finish
1992	Barry Aden	5th Place
1993	Barry Aden	11th Place
1994	Jeff Scanlan	11th Place
2002	Barry Aden	9th Place
2003	Barry Aden	1-2
2004	Barry Aden	9th Place
2005	Barry Aden	4th Place
2006	Barry Aden	11th Place
2007	Barry Aden	9th Place
2008	Barry Aden	Runner Up
2009	Barry Aden	9th Place
2010	Barry Aden	Runner Up
2011	Barry Aden	7th Place
2012	Barry Aden	Runner Up
2013	Barry Aden	Champions
2014	Barry Aden	Runner Up
2015	Barry Aden	Champions
2016	Barry Aden	Quarter Final
2017	Barry Aden	1-2
2018	Barry Aden	Quarter Final
2019	Barry Aden	Champions
2021	Barry Aden	4th Place

Website

Seattle Studs