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**May 13th UPDATE**
Verbal Commitments2020
2019
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FOR A PERSONAL TRYOUT PLEASE CONTACT JAMES JIMENEZ 408-500-5104
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qualified!
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18U Suncats Jimenez -
PGF Las Vegas Qualifier 1of 24 Teams Undefeated! 5-0
16U Suncats Jimenez -
PGF Arizona Qualifier 1of 40 Teams Undefeated! 5-0
14U Suncats Jimenez-Noriega -
PGF New Mexico Qualifier 1 of 15 Teams Undefeated! 4-0
PGF Las Vegas Qualifier 1of 24 Teams Undefeated! 5-0
16U Suncats Jimenez -
PGF Arizona Qualifier 1of 40 Teams Undefeated! 5-0
14U Suncats Jimenez-Noriega -
PGF New Mexico Qualifier 1 of 15 Teams Undefeated! 4-0
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summer 2019 suncat/compete4sixty camps
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Get your Suncats gear! -See Erin for orders...
Come be apart of something special. California Suncats is a program who develop, compete and expose players to the highest competition and competitive market for college development and exposure. It's not to late to join the family. See info below.
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2018 18 Gold Ultimate Challenge Champions
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With a rocky start and some adjustments the California Suncats turned it around Saturday night. After capturing 4 straight wins to roll into championship play.The championship game was a battle as the game took place in Suncat favor with a 1-0 lead into the 5th where the NW Bullets were able to squeeze in a run making it 1-1 headed to the top of the 6th inning. As time expired the Bullets had to flights scheduled and the game was called with a mutual agreement as co-champions. Great job Suncats for the awesome team performance and keep the Suncat legacy alive!
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Suncats Practice field - COLLEGES workouts - 2018 SUMMER SEASON
"WE SHOW, YOU GO"
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MENLO COLLEGE
CSU EAST BAY SAN FRANCISCO STATE CSU. MONTEREY BAY |
UCLA- LISA FERNANDEZ
CSU NORTHRIDGE SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CAL- DAVIS |
CSU FRESNO
CSU STANISLAUS SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY |
CSU BERKLEY
CAL POLY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY OF CAL- DAVIS |
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verbal commitments
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Dec 4, 2017
2020- Kaylee Pond OF
(Lafayette) Iowa State University
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Dec 2, 2017
2019- Morgan Hess OF
(Brentwood) Idaho State University
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Nov. 23rd, 2017
2021- Morgan Crosby SS
(Pleasant Hill) Colorado State University
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Nov. 21st, 2017
2020- Mariah Rodriguez 2B (Stockton)
Portland State University
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Nov. 21st, 2017
2020- Shea Garcia 3B
(Aptos, CA) Portland State University
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Nov. 10th, 2017
2019- Stef Madrigal P
(San Jose, CA) Seattle University
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Nov. 4th, 2017
2019- Brianna Rodriguez OF
(Stockton) Saint Mary's College
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Oct. 30th, 2017
2019- Nicole Zuvela C
(Loomis) Northwest Nazarene University
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Oct. 25th, 2017
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Oct. 16th, 2017
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Oct. 4th, 2017
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Sept. 25, 2017
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2020- Julia Perkins C
(Sacramento) |
2020- Serena Cadena 1B
(Santa Clara) |
2018- Makenna Weiler SS
(Gilroy) |
2020- Mo Medeiros OF
(Lodi) |
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Portland State University
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Santa Clara University
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Menlo College
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Stephen F. Austin University
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Sept. 25, 2017
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Aug. 14th, 2017
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Aug. 9, 2017
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Dec. 5, 2016
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2020- Malia Xiao Gin SS
(San Luis Obispo) |
2019- Hailie Webster SS
(Escalon) |
2020- Avery Lawley 3B/C
(Fresno) |
2019 Christina Chavez- 1B (Gilroy)
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Oregon State University
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University of Charlotte
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California State University, Fresno
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California State University, Fresno
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Oct. 18, 2016
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Oct. 17, 2016
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July 24, 2016
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July 20, 2016
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2019 Atalia Quenga- SS
(San Jose) |
2019 Jalen Ervin- 2B
(Tracy) |
2019 Jessica Rodriguez- P (Watsonville)
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2019 Alohi Apalla- OF
(San Jose) |
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University of Nevada-
Las Vegas |
Boise State University
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University of Nevada-
Las Vegas |
Weber State University
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July 15, 2016
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July 6, 2016
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Jan. 21, 2016
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Jan. 15, 2016
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2019 Julzz Wilson- C
(Watsonville) University of Central Florida
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2017 Final National NPS Rankings
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2016 FINAL National NPS Rankings
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Ranked 4th in the nation by US Club Rankings!
Congratulations 14U- CA SUNCATS 16U- Oro Valley SUNCATS! "FAITH without WORKS is DEAD" James 2:20 |
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national recognition
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California Suncats
all teams qualify for Premier Nationals 2017 |
16U-Jimenez 2018/19's
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14U-Jimenez 2020's
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14U-Jimenez/Nieto 2021's
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12U-Jimenez/Gomez 2022's
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accomplishments
Norcal ASA Champs 2019's 1st of 32 teams
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2016 Suncats Organizational Workout
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Colorado Sparkler 2019's 2nd of 284 teams
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Norcal Challenge 2020's 1st of 16 teams
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Champions Cup 16U 2018's 3rd of 32 teams
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Las Vegas St. Paddy's 2020-2nd of 84 teams
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Suncats-Gonzalez 12U- 2nd place finish
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PGF NATIONALS 14U- 13 of 64 teams
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Zoom into June- Pre game workout 16/14U
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history
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first California Suncats weekend
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Suncats want to thank you UNLV for attending our first weekend practice at Gilroy high school. Also a special thanks for all the players and coaches for their handwork and great performance on the field
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Suncats Organization 16'14U Teams on their visit to Arizona State University. Thank you coach Letty for giving us our tour.
Pictured: Jalen, Atalia, Coach Letty and Jenna. |
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Suncats Organization 16U/14U Teams on their visit to Grand Canyon University. Upcoming D1 School, major improvements on their campus.
Pictured: Jalen, Alyssa, Daisy, Atalia, Malia, Amber, Shea, Serena, Ayla, Alohi, Hailey, Kayla and Sarah. |
MISSION
It is our goal as an organization to help young ladies develop an understanding of what it takes to become an athlete while maintaining good sportsmanship.
The Suncats organization expects every member to maintain academic excellence and promote the importance of team unity, personal sacrifice, and hard-work.
The foundation of achieving our athletic goals is based on three simple principles: practice, strength and conditioning, and competition.
It is our goal as an organization to help young ladies develop an understanding of what it takes to become an athlete while maintaining good sportsmanship.
The Suncats organization expects every member to maintain academic excellence and promote the importance of team unity, personal sacrifice, and hard-work.
The foundation of achieving our athletic goals is based on three simple principles: practice, strength and conditioning, and competition.
- Practice- To develop fundamentals, team chemistry, and work ethic. We expect each player to attend all practices and work on their own on days off from practice.
- Strength and conditioning- The foundation of any good team is a strong strength and conditioning program. Our program consists of two days per week of strength training, two days per week of core strengthening and two days per week of speed work.
- Competition- Playing time in games is the reward for working hard in practices. We play to win every game.
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