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Left Coast Baseball Academy’s travel baseball program was created to provide a higher level of competition for talented and motivated Ventura/Los Angeles county baseball players with a commitment to the improvement of their skills in a team focused environment. Teams will work hard to win games, but winning will never become more important than teamwork and good sportsmanship. Left Coast Baseball Academy will ask players to work toward excellence, not perfection. Baseball is a fun and challenging game that requires players to develop the ability to overcome mistakes and to look forward to their next opportunity. Ultimately, the development of skills and team focused play will be the guideline for our program, which we believe will create better baseball players and better people.

Private and Public tryouts are available for ages 8u-14u. Contact Kevin McGuigan at 805-432-6012, RJ Feigenbaum at 805-428-2586, or email us at [email protected] for more information.

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The Ventura County Baseball Academy was created by Dustin Tubb, Steve Henson and Marcus Garcia in 2015 to develop junior high players and prepare them for high school baseball. The program has grown and now includes teams at several age groups. VCBA 17U and 16U teams play in elite tournaments and showcases to prepare players for college baseball. The VCBA home field is Newbury Park High School and players are welcome from throughout Ventura County and the San Fernando Valley.

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MADSKILLZ BASEBALL PURPOSE

 At MADSKILLZ BASEBALL, we teach and develop young men and women to respect themselves and the game of Baseball. We strive to develop your player by challenging them with high-energy individual, and team drills. Come show your MADSKILLZ!!

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MADSKILLZ BASEBALL spreads the knowledge of baseball throughout Ventura County. Our base is out of Ventura, CA but practices run from Oak View, CA to Thousand Oaks, CA.

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San Gabriel Valley Arsenal

Welcome to the home of the San Gabriel Valley Arsenal. The Arsenal was established in the summer of 2001 with players from throughout the San Gabriel Valley to form one 14U travel ball team, and has now grown to field 9 teams with some of the top baseball talent throughout Southern California. We now have players from the San Fernando Valley, Inland Empire, Orange County, San Diego County, Ventura County, High Desert and the Greater Los Angeles areas.

We have had 16 Perfect Game All Americans and 81 players drafted and 10 in the 1st round...and 22 alums to make the big leagues.

The Arsenal takes pride in teaching and instilling the fundamental keys to the game. We strive to develop our players to be good young men on and off the field, while always stressing the importance of academics.  

We are proud Gold Squad and partners with Wilson, Demarini, Louisville Slugger, Evoshield, 100% Sunglasses and great working relationships with Perfect Game and Under Armor/Team One.

The SGV Arsenal has produced 25 major leaguers, many coaches from High School to NAIA to D1(San Jose State, San Diego State, UC Irvine, Fordham, U of Portland, APU, Mt. Sac, Glendale College, Faulkner, Dominguez Hills, and a AAA coach(Dodgers), AA(Pirates) Mariners(A).  many teachers,  police and fireman, many successful in their fields as well as three with doctorates and five law school graduates.   

SGV alum have played or are playing conferences such as the Pac 12, Big West, West Coast Conference, Big 12, Patriot League,  WAC, SEC,  Northeastern,  American Athletic,  Big 10, Ivy,  American East,  Metro Atlantic, Sun Belt,  Mid American, Colonial conferences and more. 

The 2010 AABC Mantle 16U World Series Champions,  2012 USA Championships 15U Gold Medal Winner, 2017 USA Championships 15U Bronze Medal winner

 Please email to [email protected] with any questions or inquiries. Thank you for taking the time to visit our site!

SGV Arsenal players to reach the BIg Leagues

We are proud and honored with the players who have reach the top of the game and made it to the big leagues.  Listed below are the players from the SGV Arsenal program to reach the big leagues.

• Anthony Gose Blue Jays/Tigers
• Aaron Hicks Twins/Yankees
• Gerrit Cole Pirates/Astros/Yankees
• Jon Singleton Astros
• Christian Bergman Rockies/Mariners
• Chase DeJong Mariners/Twins
• Kyle Higashioka Yankees
• Dylan Covey White Sox
• Lucas Giolito Nationals/White Sox
• Aaron Sanchez Blue Jays/Astros
• Chris Devenski Astros
• Rio Ruiz Braves/Orioles
• Nik Turley Twins
• Max Fried Braves
• Jack Flaherty Cardinals
• Ty France Padres
• Timmy Lopes Mariners
• Scott Heineman Rangers
• Tyler Heineman Marlins
• Scottie Hurst Cardinal
• Tommy Nance Cubs
• Conner Greene Orioles
• Nick Lodolo Reds
• Christian Lopes A's
• Marcus Wilson Mariners
• Samad Taylor Royal

SGV Arsenal 14U & HS Tryouts

The SGV Arsenal Baseball Program will be holding tryouts for the High School classes of  ‘25, ’26, 27 and ’28/14U for the 2024 Spring and Summer season.  Teams practice Monday and Wednesday at East Los Angeles College.  Tryouts will take place during program workouts January 10th and 17th at 7:00.  

Any players interested in the program please email to [email protected] for more information.  

Please register on the proper link to the right.

2028/14U PW NextGen Irvine April 20-21 PG Memorial Weekend Az May 24-27  USA Championships July 2-7 PG West Championships July 12-16

more to come

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2027 PG Memorial Weekend Az May 24-27 USA Championships Az June 19-24 CCYB College Showcase July 5-8 PG West Championships July Az. 12-16* PBR West Coast Invite Irvine July 18-21

************************************************************** 2026 USA Championships June 26-July 1 BF Father’s Day Classic June 6-10 LA Invitational July 6-9 CCYB College Showcase July 11-15 PBR West Coast Invite July 18-21 BF 17U Southwest Championships July 25-28

To Be Announced

SGV Arsenal 10U, 11U, 12U & 13U Tryouts

The SGV Arsenal Baseball Program will be holding tryouts for the SGV 10U, 11U, 12U & 13U  for the 2024 Sping and Summer season.  Teams practice Monday and Wednesday at East Los Angeles College.  Tryouts will take place during program workouts January 10th and 17th at 6:30.  

12U To be announced

13U PG Spring Training Championships  March 14-17 PW NextGen Irvine April 20-21 PG Memorial Weekend Az May 24-27 More to come  

USA Baseball Championships

The SGV Arsenal will be attending the USA Championships for the 14U, 15U, 16U  and 17U ages......

SGV Arsenal HS Summer Tryouts

Please click on the link to register for classes of '26, '27 and '25

SGV Arsenal '24 Spring/ Summer 10U tryouts

Please click on the link to register for 10U

SGV Arsenal '24 Spring/Summer 11U tryouts

Please click on the link to register for 11U

SGV Arsenal '24 Spring/Summer 12U tryouts

Please click on the link to register for 12U

SGV Arsenal '24 Spring/Summer 13U Tryouts

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SGV Arsenal '24 Spring Summer 14U/8th Grade Tryouts

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El Rio Little League

Welcome to El Rio Little League...Home of the Champs!

ERLL is a youth BASEBALL organization for ages 4 to 14 years old (ages 15 and 16 welcome after high school baseball completes). 

Since 1958, ERLL has been a chartered member of Little League International and is one of nine leagues in the Ventura County, District 13 area. 

We continue to be one of the largest baseball leagues in the Oxnard area, boasting over 35 teams in eight divisions each Spring season. 

From the Board, we thank all ERLL players and families for being a part of our strong tradition season after season!

Saturday, June 1st, Closing Ceremonies, Championship Games, and Team BBQs

Closing Ceremonies, Championship Games, and optional Team BBQs will be on Saturday, June 1st. 

• 6:00am, gates will open for BBQ setups (please see below for BBQ rules)
• 8:45am sharp! Closing Ceremonies and Awards will begin
• Teams participating in the championship games will be presented with their end of year awards after all games are done 
• 3:00pm, Tug of War between Coaches and Umpires vs Players. Best of out 4 rounds wins!
• 3:45pm, Summer Basket auction ends
• 4:30pm, BBQ and Field Clean Up
• 5:00pm, must exit fields no later than 5pm (strictly enforced)

The ERLL End of Year BBQ is part of the strong ERLL traditions and a great way for coaches, players, and volunteers to close out the spring season. 

Teams are invited to participate in the optional end of year BBQ on Saturday, June 1st. Each team participating will be responsible to coordinate their own BBQ. 

• BBQ grills must be placed on the track in between the basketball courts and grass area
• BBQ grills must be placed on top of protection paper, which will be provided by ERLL
• No water balloons or balloons of any kind 
• No pets (no exceptions!)
• No smoking/vaping
• No cars permitted on grass
• Clean up begins at 4:30. Please bring trash bags. 
• All must exit Rio Vista by 5:00pm

Each year, ERLL must receive approval from the Rio School District to BBQ. BBQ'ing on school grounds is a privilege. 

Please do your part to adhere to the rules and help keep Rio Vista and ERLL Fields clean. Thank you. 

EL RIO LITTLE LEAGUE

Please respect and adhere to all SEASON RULES as noted below. The City of Oxnard and Rio School District allow ERLL to utilize the baseball fields at Rio Vista. If rules are not followed, field privileges can be revoked. Thank you. 

* ABSOLUTELY NO PARKING ON GRASS *NO PARKING ON MARKED RED CURBS *N O PARKING ON BOARD MEMBER PARKING SPOTS *NO PETS ALLOWED *NO SMOKING OR ALCOHOL ALLOWED *NO LITTERING *NO SPEEDING IN PARKING LOTS *PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL TO EVERYONE

TOGETHER, LET’S HAVE  A GREAT 2024 SPRING SEASON!

NO PARKING IN RED ZONES . UMPIRES WILL BE FORCED TO STOP LIVE GAMES UNTIL CARS ARE MOVED. CARS MAY ALSO BE TICKETED AND/OR TOWED. 

Please also respect the designated Board Members parking spots. Board Members spend many hours volunteering their time to the league and only ask for the parking spots in return. This also allows Board Members to travel back and forth to Rio Vista and RDV quickly. 

Info and Updates

Information and updates will be posted regularly on our website. Also, be sure to follow ERLL on Facebook and Instagram. 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/elriolittleleague Instagram: www.instagram.com/elriolittleleague Email: [email protected]

Our Sponsors

These fine organizations make what we do possible. Please show your support to these amazing sponsors and thank them for their commitment to our organization. 

Interested in becoming a sponsor of El Rio Little League?   Click here to learn more about our sponsorship opportunities . All tax-deductable donations are much appreciated! 

Dick's Sporting Goods Coupons

Be sure to take advantage of the year-long special offers linked below from our partner DICK’S Sporting Goods. These offers can be used in stores NOW, and the link is specific to our organization. Every Season Starts at DICK’S Sporting Goods!

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If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected]

Congrats to former Sandlot Alum Cole Gabrielson on signing with the New York Yankees

Congrats to Sandlot Alum for being drafted 9th round to the St. Louis Cardinals

Our Mission at Sandlot Baseball Academy is to give each of our players a chance to play in front of college coaches and play in some of the tournament events every year. Our main goal is to not just build the best baseball players but to make sure our players take life lessons from this game to become better individuals. Based out of Northern and Central California we strive to build character and help our players reach their baseball goals.

The Latest Updates

Congrats to Sandlot Alums Bryce Cannon and Michael Mugan on winning the OVC Conference Championship with Southeastern Missouri and now in the Regionals with vs Matchup vs Arkansas

Congrats to Sandlot Alum Cole Gabrielson for signing a minor league contract with the New York Yankees.

Congrats to Sandlot Alum Max Ramirez on winning the MAAC conference championship with Niagara and in Regionals playing against Oklahoma State.

Congrats to Sandlot Alum Joseph King for making the Great Britian National Team and being drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals

Congrats to Sandlot Alum Nate Brouse for getting back to D1 and committing to University of New Mexico. Go Lobos!!!

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Our Baseball Lessons are delivered by a Professional coaching staff with 25+ years of experience. We are passionate about developing ballplayers on both a physical and mental level.

All lessons are 1on1 with a professional hitting instructor and include a slo-mo video analysis of the players swing.

• Increase Bat Speed
• Hit To All Fields
• Develop A Consistent Approach
• Learn Proper/Repeatable Mechanics

We tools & resources to help improve delivery, accuracy and velocity while keeping in mind, longevity and safety.

• Improve Delivery
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• Gain Command of Strike Zone
• Develop Pitching Knowedge
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STRENGTH/TRAINING

We offer multiple strength/training classes. These are great for getting young athletes to the next level.

• Arm Strengthening Class
• Arm Rehab/Development Class
• Strength & Conditioning Class
• Catcher & Infield Lessons Available Upon Request
• weekly Base running/Conditioning

Great For Beginners!

My son (8) is a beginner to baseball and really enjoyed camp. He learned to catch, throw and field all in one week. We will be back next camp. -Martha

My Oldest Son Loves These Camps!

Our oldest Son (11yrs) really enjoys the camps especially the competitions. The coaches set out challenges for the kids and they all learn together. These camps have reinvigorated baseball for our boys. -Dan

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My son has attended camps with strike one since he was 5 years old. He has had a blast every time and learns about the game. The coaches are great with all ages and do an amazing job of keeping them safe but having fun. -Jill

Scott Rice – MLB Pitcher

I've been playing professional baseball for 19 years and have been around many coaches. The instruction at Strike One is fantastic. They are able to work with all ages, personalities, and experience levels. They have the ability to identify a ball players strengths and weaknesses, mechanical issues, and then design a developmental plan to correct and grow the proper mechanics used by the best in the game.

• 1 Lesson – $50
• 5 lessons- $240 ($48 per lesson)
• 10 Lessons-$465 ($46.50 per lesson)
• Catching Lessons  $50 per lesson
• Infield/Outfield $50 per lesson
• Footwork/Agility/Baseball Strategy  $50 per lesson
• 75 minutes  
• $20 per player $240 max per team
• 5 player minimum 20 player maximum
• Includes Hitting, Pitching, Infield, Catching. Choose Two

Please Contact Us To Book A Lesson

At Strike One we realize that every student that walks through our doors is built a little differently (physically, mentally and emotionally), therefore it’s extremely important to be able to tailor our instruction to the student’s make-up to get the best out of that athlete. We teach to the individual and set a baseline for each student based on their first lesson which in turn allows the instructor to plan the course of instruction. It’s extremely important for the student to understand their own strengths and weaknesses, along with understanding their own style. Therefore, in order to teach to the individual we do not teach a specific “style”, but we teach the “absolutes” and base instruction off them.

We feel strongly in our teaching philosophy and believe that providing a positive and fun atmosphere aides in the learning process, while also building self-esteem and a strong positive attitude. Teaching the game is our business and it’s a business we take very seriously. We understand and accept the responsibility of teaching the game the right way and helping the advanced, elite player fulfill their dreams; while taking the youth player and teaching them the basics to build confidence while passing on the passion for the game we love!!!

Please contact us for availability & pricing.

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Our Professional Coaching Staff Has Over 75+ Years Of Baseball Experience. Our Philosophy is to Develop Each Player and Take Them to the Next Level.

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Brendan Klugman

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Take a look at some of the Strike One Players who have gone on to play Division 1 Baseball or higher.

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Since starting with The Hitters Lab I have seen a tremendous improvement in Kobe’s approach towards the game.  He is much more focused on the fundamentals such as stance, balance, and proper path to the ball.  Kobe was unsure when he started and has clearly grown a passion for the game after working with the coaches.  He now gets excited to better himself and grow as a ballplayer. I would recommend the coaches at Strike One Academy and The Hitters Lab to anyone looking for their kid to play at the next level. .

Braeden’s hitting has greatly improved since beginning his lessons with Coach Kenny.  His confidence at the plate has increased, and he even hit his first HomeRun this past weekend!! His swing and stance is getting better every week we work at The Hitters Lab.

Jason has made baseball so much more enjoyable for my two oldest boys.

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Coastal Canyon League chooses its best for the 2024 spring season

Boston Bateman of league champion Camarillo was named the Most Valuable Player and teammate Nick Tostado earned Pitcher of the Year honors for the 2024 Coastal Canyon League baseball season.

Named to the first team were Trotter Enright, Tommy Goodin and Blaise Meylemans of Camarillo; Jacob Shannon-Wilkerson, Greg Lareva, Robby Perez and Taylor Busch of Moorpark; Isaiah Tillman and Zach Nagy of Royal; and Landen Adair, Diego Barajas and Hector Pina of Simi Valley.

Selected to the second team were Victor Tostado, Jordan Gutierrez, Brayden Smith, Troy Arenzana and Nate Tostado of Camarillo; Carson Cerny, AJ Mai and Michael Leddy of Moorpark; Caden Sramek and Noah Vasquez of Royal; Quentin McGahan and Liam Blake of Simi Valley; and Tyler Kutsch of Oak Park.

Earning honorable-mention honors were Jacob Lovato and James Miranda of Camarillo; Derek Nickels and Cameron Johnson of Moorpark; Raul Centeno and Evan Rodriguez of Simi Valley; Dustin Dunwoody of Royal; and Mason Tannous of Oak Park.

TJ Foreman of Camarillo was named the Coach of the Year.

Angelina Apodaca of league champion Camarillo earned MVP honors and Madison Finnerty of Moorpark was the Pitcher of the Year.

Selected to the first team were Jada Sovey, Justice Flores and Lea Tapia of Camarillo; Dri Martinez and Sydney Burckhard of Moorpark; Holly White, Julianna Galbraith, Kendall Dietrich and Mrdah Murali of Royal; Franchesca Hall of Simi Valley; and Cameron McGugan of Oak Park.

Named to the second team were Cali Howe, Ali Rodriguez and Alexa Gomez of Camarillo; Daniela Isarraras and Shae Anderson of Moorpark; Savannah Mitchell and Avery Pryor of Oak Park; Ayzlinn Trefren, Yadira Montes and Josephine Gallo of Royal; and Lauren Ro, Arianna Ochoa and Jordyn Miller of Simi Valley.

More: Royal teams win 12 titles at the Coastal Canyon Track and Field Championships

Earning honorable-mention honors were Nathalie Hernandez of Moorpark; Claire Broberg, Zoe Vanderbok and Riley Scupine of Oak Park; Jadyn Claycamp, Sammie Soto and Sophia Valencia of Camarillo; Lidjia Faubert, Madelyn Busby, Skylar Gapol and Marilyn Augusta of Royal; and Allison Hinds of Simi Valley.

Nichole Pinedo, Jack Williard and Roland Macasieb of Camarillo were named the Coaching Staff of the Year.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL

Nikko Songco of league champion Oak Park earned MVP honors and Joey Nelson of Royal was named the Libero of the Year.

Selected to the first team were Ryan Winston, Elie Gorowitz and Brody Gallagher of Oak Park; Carter Borth, Timmy McIntosh and Jensen Moore of Royal; Matt Fisher of Camarillo; and Jacob Horton of Simi Valley.

Named to the second team were Lucas Sullivan and Breck Bray of Camarillo; Andrew Graves and Will Nicks of Oak Park; Tucker Prosser and Caden Moberly of Royal; Esteban Nunez of Moorpark; and Andrew Grospe of Simi Valley.

Eric Varney of Oak Park was named the Coach of the Year.

BOYS LACROSSE

Colton Winsick of Oak Park earned MVP honors and teammate Timmy Jasso was named the Goalie of the Year.

Selected to the first team were Grey Stevens, Aaron Nagy, Micah DeCloedt and Tyler Kang of Oak Park; Luke Arnold, Nate Quigley, Andrew Fukunaga and Cade Tomei of Simi Valley; Justice Mramor, Rocco Dantona and Ethan LaSecla of Grace Brethren; and Kai Taylor and Cunner Casilli of Royal.

More: Camarillo sweeps titles at Coastal Canyon Swimming Championships

Named to the second team were Ian Morrison, Jayden Mehta and Calder Cicinelli of Oak Park; Jarrett Ballow, Bradley Shackelford and Ryan Hansen of Simi Valley; Kale Knighten, Jake Williams and Landon LaSecla of Grace Brethren; Noah Acuna of Royal; and Gerardo Contreras, Luisadrian Rodriguez and Adrian Zendejas of Glendale.

Earning honorable-mention honors were Luke Kama, Crichton Ae, Daniel Rivera and Zach Wismann of Royal; Riley Williams, Landon Cooper and Jaadin Weyandt of Grace Brethren; Caden Miller, Jack Reed, Derek Adler and Ryan Levine of Simi Valley; Austin Woodger and Breyden Hall of Oak Park; and Lenin Morales of Glendale.

Max Luchs of Oak Park was named the Coach of the Year.

Alex Cheng of Oak Park won the league tournament and secured MVP honors.

Earning first-team honors were Anthony Nilson of Simi Valley; Kemper Wilson of Moorpark; Raj Hundal and Morgan Wolff of Camarillo; and Parker Schurer of Oak Park.

Earning second-team honors were Shane Frank, Evan Molina and Tristan Straw of Camarillo; Nolan Breuklander of Moorpark; and Vaibhav Sridhar of Oak Park.

BOYS TENNIS

Drew Koval of league champion Oak Park was the Singles Player of the Year and Lorenzo Romero and Santino Romero of Royal were the Doubles Players of the Year.

Securing first-team honors were Austin Lamy, Angus Rein and Joshua Ma of Oak Park; Abhiram Jillellamudi and Tyler Wilson of Simi Valley; and Drake Nguyen of Camarillo.

Earning second-team honors were Grant Wang, Huckleberry Young and Jayce Peterson of Moorpark; Georgii Demers, Ethan Howard and Javin Phabiani of Oak Park; Harshith Rajan and Shailen Mehta of Simi Valley; and Tenyu Lin of Camarillo.

Adam Nielson of Oak Park was named the Coach of the Year.

GIRLS BEACH VOLLEYBALL

Ayzlinn Trefren and Kyriah Trefren of Royal earned MVP Pair honors.

Named to the first team were Natalia Galstian, Eliana Lagattuta and Taylor Mansmann of Oak Park; Brooke Denham and Charlotte Wilde of Moorpark; Halle Bryce and Addison Bays of Camarillo; and Jaidan Alexander of Royal.

Named to the second team were Lauren Lacy and Ashlynn Linero of Royal; Kaylin Currie and Shrila Karthikeyan of Moorpark; Sophia Addison and Mia Willingham of Camarillo; Olivia Campisi of Simi Valley; and Samantha Liba of Oak Park.

Matthew Garland of Royal was named the Coach of the Year.

Mikayla Colon of Camarillo was named MVP and Camarillo's Amy Shepard earned Coach of the Year honors.

Named to the first team were Eva Lopez, Danica Lopez, Kaylin Nguyen, Rylee Stevens and Joyce DeLeon of Camarillo; Hailey Hart, Rebecca Pessell and Emily Colello of Royal; Quinn Heller, Matt Swanson and Sienna Alvarado of Simi Valley; and Trinity Petrabla of Moorpark.

Named to the second team were Halle Kirksey, Avery Hadler, Kenadee Schlimgen and Azaleigh Ibarra of Camarillo; Delainey Werber, Kaitlyn Nguyen and Isabella Russell of Royal; Leila Jones, Elody Achart and Kaitlyn Alcala of Simi Valley; and Kamila Ramos Ramirez and Addy La Belle of Moorpark.

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New leader at Naval Base Ventura County takes reins during Reagan Library ceremony

U.S. Navy Capt. Robert “Barr" Kimnach III broke with tradition during his final act Friday as commanding officer of Naval Base Ventura County.

Usually, change-of-command ceremonies are held at the base, but Kimnach decided to hold the event at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum as his way of thanking the community, said Drew Verbis, public affairs officer for the base.

During Friday's gathering in Simi Valley, Kimnach handed reins to the base's new leader, Capt. Daniel “DB” Brown. The Ventura County base typically gets a new commanding officer every three years or so.

The audience of several hundred in the Presidential Learning Center Auditorium featured a sea of white uniforms worn by sailors and officers. There were also civilians, including local elected officials.

The ceremony featured the five-piece Navy Band Southwest and Naval Base Ventura County color guard.

After the program, some civilian audience members said the Reagan Library auditorium was nicer than the hangar at Point Mugu used for previous ceremonies.

Kimnach, a New England native and naval aviator, said the base takes great pride in its relationship with the community.

“Naval Base Ventura County is the largest employer in Ventura County, with over $5 billion in economic impact,” Kimnach said during his farewell speech.

The outgoing commander's next job will be with the chief of staff for Navy Region Southwest in San Diego.

Other speakers included Rear Adm. Brad Rosen, commander of Navy Region Southwest. Guests of honor included Rear Adm. Keith A. Hash, commander of Naval Air Warfare Center, and U.S. Rep. Julia Brownley, D-Westlake Village, whom Kimnach thanked during his speech for her advocacy for the base.

Brown, a Wisconsin native, most recently served as assistant chief of staff for the U.S. Third Fleet based out of San Diego, said Verbis, the base spokesman.

Brown will now oversee a base staffed by 24,000 civilians and 4,000 active-duty military, which likely will rise to 5,000 active-duty military during the next three years, Verbis said.

The base has 110 tenant commands that don't report to the commanding officer, he added. Naval Base Ventura County includes the Point Mugu and Port Hueneme locations as well as San Nicolas Island.

Brown’s focus will be on improvements to the base’s aging infrastructure, water sustainability, an increase to port usage and base growth, which includes new technologies, Verbis said.

Describing himself as “a man of few words,” Brown made a speech lasting just a few minutes at the Reagan Library. He thanked his parents for supporting his decision to quit a boring office job for the Navy.

“So far, the Navy seems to be working out,” he said.

Dave Mason covers East County for the Ventura County Star. He can be reached at [email protected] or 805-437-0232.

This article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: Reagan Library hosts change-in-command ceremony for local Navy base

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2 killed in wrong-way crash on Highway 101 in Ventura

Two people were killed on Highway 101 in Ventura early Saturday in a wrong-way crash that closed the northbound freeway for hours.

The wrong-way driver, later identified as a 21-year-old Oxnard man, survived and was believed to be under the influence of alcohol, officials said.

The two men who died were both residents of Santa Barbara in their 50s, according to the California Highway Patrol.

The collision was reported shortly before 2:30 a.m. north of Seaward Avenue.

Multiple callers had reported the wrong-way driver, who was traveling southbound in the northbound lanes near the junction with Highway 33, CHP officials said in a news release.

The wrong-way driver was reportedly speeding in the left "fast" lane at around 80 mph in a 2006 Volkswagen Jetta, callers said.

The final 911 call came when the Jetta was just north of Seaward, where it hit an oncoming 2011 Nissan Versa head-on in the fast lane.

Both men in the Nissan died at the scene. The driver was 55, the CHP reported, and the passenger was 52. Their names were not immediately released pending notification of next of kin.

The Jetta driver complained of knee pain and was treated at Ventura County Medical Center for minor injuries before being booked into county jail. He was arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter and felony DUI violations.

Both vehicles had major front-end damage and were towed for evidence.

Northbound freeway lanes were closed at Seaward Avenue until about 7:30 a.m. for the investigation. Ventura Police Department officers assisted with traffic control.

The Jetta driver remained in custody at the county's main jail as of late Saturday afternoon with bail set at $60,000, jail records showed. An initial court hearing has been scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. He had not yet been formally charged by prosecutors.

In December 2021, an Ojai teen was killed along the same stretch of northbound Highway 101 in Ventura by a wrong-way DUI driver around 3 a.m. while the teen was returning home after watching a movie.

CHP officials urged motorists driving in the middle of the night to stick to the two right freeway lanes, saying wrong-way drivers are often in the left lane because they think it's the slow lane.

Separately on Saturday, a minor-injury crash involving a semitrailer and a Ford pickup truck closed eastbound lanes of Highway 126 in Santa Paula for a time. The collision was reported shortly after 2:30 a.m. near the juncture with 10th Street. The big rig's cab apparently rolled over onto its side on a frontage road.

Saturday's crash on Highway 101 remains under investigation. Witnesses or anyone with information are asked to call the CHP's Ventura-area office at 805-662-2640.

This story may be updated.

06.08.2024 | 2:26 AM | #VENTURA – @chp_ventura officers responded to reports of a wrong-way vehicle traveling southbound in northbound lanes of the 101 Freeway at State Beaches. A Volkswagen Jetta collided head-on with a Nissan Versa on the northbound 101 just north Seaward Ave. pic.twitter.com/Rm3PgYalZT — CHP Ventura (@CHP_Ventura) June 8, 2024

This article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: 2 killed in wrong-way crash on Highway 101 in Ventura

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Ventura County Pirates Baseball Club

Official scorer intern.

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The Ventura County Pirates Baseball Club, a collegiate wood bat summer baseball team playing games at Los Angeles Valley College, in Los Angeles, California, seeks interns with strong knowledge and understanding of the baseball scoring and rules and math skills as applied to the game of baseball.

​This position requires attendance at home and road games, ( 30-32 games spanning from June through July 2024 ) applicants are expected to work approximately four (4) hours per game. This includes acting as the official scorer for home games, providing broadcast team, head coach, and General Manager with useful data.

Ideal candidates should have knowledge of how to keep score of a baseball game, make quick judgements on the fly during a game, and possibly knowledge of one or more of the following scoring systems – Game Changer, Pointstreak, and/or iScore.

Duties for Official Scorer will consist of, but not be limited to:

Responsibilities

• Reports directly to the Head Coach
• Attend all home and road games
• Officially score home and road games
• Gather baseball statistics and provide analysis

Preferred Skills

• Strong knowledge of baseball including rules and scoring.
• Familiarity with Game Changer, Pointstreak, and iScore, scoring software recommended
• Math and analytical skills as needed

COMPENSATION

• Stipend – $350.00
• College students can earn college credit. Accepted interns need to pre-arrange with their respective academic departments at their college/university to ensure a specific internship opportunity meets academic credit requirements.