The Monday, April 22 game times for the JV and the Sophomore teams against Pasadena have been changed. The JV team now plays Pasadena JV at 4:00 p.m., and the Sophomore team now plays Sophomore Pasadena at 7:00 p.m. Both games are still in Alvin. See the Schedules page for the complete schedule of all teams.

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The Alvin High School Yellowjackets Baseball are now 3-0 in district with their 6-2 win against the Pearland Oilers on 3/19/2013.

For Varsity, Russell Ivy was the winning hurler for Alvin, with Tristan Deriso pitching  four innings with five strikeouts. Gerreck Jimenez led the team offensively, going three for four with three RBIs, including a three bagger and a two-RBI single. Joesph Riley and Tim Burr both went  two for three, including Burr’s two-RBI double. Goins tallied the loss for Pearland.

The JV team also won their match against Pearland, bringing home a 5-3 victory. Joey McDonald got the win, with Alex Lawson pitching 5.33 innings with five strikeouts and only two runs. Sean Farrell and Rico Luna scored four of the five Alvin runs, with Farrell getting a clutch hit in the 6th to bring in the tying run by Gunner Olszewsky. Farrell then scored on a passed ball to Chase Duplechin. Duplechin knocked in Luna with a grounder past short to give Alvin the fifth run, and McDonald kept Pearland hitless in the 7th, giving the Yellowjackets the win.

Both Varsity and JV are now 3-0 in district.

The 2013 Alvin High School Baseball Junior Varsity roster is listed below.

This roster is subject to change.

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The 2013 Alvin High School Baseball Sophomore roster is listed below.

This roster is subject to change.

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The March 7 – March 9 tournament brackets are posted on the Documents page, including the Varsity Alvin Tournament bracket and the JV Pearland Tournament bracket. The Schedule page is updated with the games on the brackets.

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The tournament brackets and first-scheduled games for the upcoming Varsity, JV, and Sophomore tournaments have been added to the website. The games are on the Schedule page, and the brackets are on the Documents page. (Go to Media > Documents.)

Note: Brackets will not be updated and might be out of date. For the latest game information, see the Schedule page.

Only those games that are scheduled before the tournaments will be posted on the Schedule page. As teams advance, you must determine the location and time of the next game from your coach.

Incoming freshmen tryouts for Alvin High School Baseball begin this Friday, January 25 at 3:00 p.m. Contact Coach Rogers with any questions.

As you all know, the schedule for all teams is posted on the Schedules page. This page has interactive features, including the ability to view and print the schedule for one or all of the teams and to subscribe to email to text message notifications for schedule changes. It also offers maps to the fields and information about special circumstance (like directions to difficult fields and so forth when needed). Instructions are provided at the top of the page.

This year, the website also offers a quick game preview on the top right of the home page. The next three upcoming varsity games are listed in the black box for your convenience. Clicking on the team name under Location opens a map to the field.

Come out and support your varsity Yellowjackets this year! Fill the stands with orange and cheer them on—they deserve no less!

Alvin Baseball: A Playoff Tradition

The 2013 Alvin High School Baseball fundraising banquet is set for January 19th in the Alvin High School cafeteria, as always, the 3rd Saturday in January. Culinary Arts is preparing the dinner, and the players are serving. Doors open at 5:30 pm for browsing the fantastic auction and raffle items that the players and parents are collecting. The program begins at 6:30 pm, and tickets remain at only $15!

Each year we sell about 400 tickets to this banquet and raise funds to improve the facilities and purchase items for the players. All proceeds go the players, the program, or the field!

The program includes an introduction of the players, a moving video of them in the off-season, and a video of sponsor  commercials cast with the players. The highlight of the program is the live auction that always brings prized and uncommon items. See a list of items from the last two years. The silent auction begins when the doors open. A cake auction is also included with elaborate and delicious desserts for your table. Go in as a group and enjoy these treats, or take one home!

Tickets and table assignments

Each player receives eight tickets to sell at $15 each, which will populate one table of their guests. Players are free to sell more tickets, but any ticket buyers over eight will have to sit at a separate table. Coach Rogers will do his best to arrange the tables so that your guests are near each other, but it is not always possible. Players do not have to buy tickets for themselves.

Seniors tables are in front, juniors behind them, then sophomores, and freshman in the back. Coach Rogers makes the table assignments, and it is completely random.

Table decorations

Each player (parent) is responsible for decorating his own table. Decorations should reflect the player himself. Examples include mementos of the player’s baseball career, baby pictures, hobbies, homemade photo placemats—the sky’s the limit.

Tables (except for senior tables) are octagon. Round 8′ – 9′  tablecloths work well under your decorations. You can rent Read more

Players being introduced at the Alvin Baseball Banquet

Alvin Baseball is holding its annual Baseball Banquet parent meeting on December 10 at 6:00 p.m. All parents of AHS baseball players are meeting in the LGI room of the Charles McCauley (CM) building at this time.

Baseball Banquet

The annual Alvin High School Baseball Banquet, which is scheduled for January 19 this year. It is a big affair that players, parents, coaches, and community leaders look forward to all year long. The banquet will include a silent auction and a live auction.

Family Responsibilities

Each family provides an item or items for the auction and has the choice to provide several small items such as a dinner for two, movie passes, and so forth. Alternatively, families can provide a large item, such as a guided fishing trip, autographed baseball, or other item that will bring larger bids. Reply with a note to Annette Riley either in email or on the Contact form of this website by January 4 when you have secured your item or items.

A paper donation letter and letter for sponsor requests are on the Media > Documents page of this website. You can also direct sponsors to the Community > Become a Sponsor page of this website to sign up for sponsorships.

Location of Meeting

The CM building is on the corner of 2nd Street and Cleveland Street. The LGI room is on the first floor of the CM building and is designated with a ceiling sign.