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Our Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide an environment where each team
member is accountable to his teammates for his
development and personal growth as an individual and as
a baseball player. We strive to teach the game of
baseball, to help each achieve their full potential in
life, and to learn the keys to winning: Hard work,
dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship. We value
respect for our teammates, our coaches, our families,
and the great game of baseball. We will always 'pay the
price' for success, practice hard, compete hard, and win
or lose - we will always do our best.
Integrity
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League. We recruit the top talent from
around the country and Puerto Rico.
If you are currently enrolled in college and
playing for you college baseball team and you
are interested in becoming a Robins, contact
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Robins thank many supporters for 2008 season
The Peekskill Robins would like to thank all the
individuals who supported the team in the 2008
season and look forward to being part of the
community in 2009.
City Government
- Mayor, Mary Ann Foster, Deputy Mayor, Don Bennett,
Peekskill City Council, Parks and Recreation
Department, Fran Brunell, Ray Glassoff, and Porky
and Joe, who took great care of the Stadium.
Media
- North County News, Cablevision 12 Westchester
County, John Testa of On Topic Television Show,
Westchester Journal News.
Volunteers
- Interns, Laura and Christine Ambruso, The
Allaire's, Carder's, Whiteman's, Barry Schechtman,
Raphael Vallejo, John Quirk, and Lou Melendez.
Host Families and residences- The Phillipson's,
Stamford Ct. The Muir's, Easton Ct, Rocky of Norwalk
Taxi, Peekskill Inn, and Monroe College, New
Rochelle N.Y.
Buisness Sponsors
- Peekskill Inn, Henry's on the Hudson Restaurant,
Dain's Lumber Yard, Bertolini and Son's Distributors
of Budweiser Beer, Hanchette Book Company, Boston
Mass. Stamford American Legion Post 3 Baseball Team,
George Ducanic General Mgr. and coaches, Chris Sabia,
Bill Foglio, Jamie Murray, Greg Tedder, Pond Lake
Productions, Armonk N.Y. Plumbers, Pipefitters,
Local Union 495, Cambridge Ohio, Commerce Capital
Markets, Melville N.Y. Peter J. Barone, V.P. The Bob
Wolff Family, Nyack N.Y. Stamford American Legion
Post 3, George Ducanic, Jim Fasoli, Stanley Bogacz,
Billy Pace, Skip Lovello, Courtland Mehl, Fred
Morbito, Future Development Construction Co. Yonkers
N.Y. Rich Martin All Star Sports Academy Boosters,
Allaire Family, Nathans Family, Hall Family,Cabello
Family, Maher Family, Burke Family, Stamphl Family,
Meadus Family, Whiteman Family, Carder Family, Cover
Family, Gazzola Family, Moran Family, Benes Family,
Gene Fisher and Bobby Hard.
The Peekskill Robins would like to thank everybody
for making 2008 a success. See you in 2009!
Latest News
Three Robins earn Post Season Awards
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
The Peekskill Robins were well represented in the ACBL's Post Season Award Categories for the 2008 Season:
Brock Whiteman of Muskingum College won the batting title with a .371 average with 48 hits, 13 doubles, 2 home runs, and 24 RBI. He was also named Most Valuable Player this spring in the Ohio Valley Conference.
Tom Moran of Manhattan College won the Relief Pitcher's Award by making 20 appearances with a 6-0 record, 1.61 ERA and 52 strikouts in 50 innings pitched. This past spring, he led the Jaspers with a 3-1 record and team leading 2.75 ERA.
Blake Cover of the University of Nebraska- Kearney was named the Robins recipient of the Jeff Gallagher Sportsmanship Award. This was Cover's 2nd year with the team and he exemplified the true meaning of being a good teammate. The Nebraska native hit .242 for Peekskill this season and batted .356 for the Lopers this spring with 82 hits, 11 doubles, 2 triples, 5 home runs, and 52 RBI.
The Robins congratulate all 3 players for their achievements.
Robins Report
Thursday, August 14, 2008
The following is an update on how some former Robins are performing this season:
Michael Moras [2006] of the Kingsport Mets is batting .333 with 1 home run and 5 RBI Liam Ohlmann [2007] of the Helena Brewers is 0-2 with a 5.16 ERA with 23 strikouts in 26 innings pitched Mike Gosse [2005] of the Oneonta Tigers is batting .268 with 41 hits and 22 RBI <
Gianakas signs with Orioles
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
Derek Gianakas who was a member of the 2005 Robins and 2006 New Jersey Pilots recently signed a Free Agent contract with the Baltimore Orioles and reported to their Rookie Team in the Gulf Coast League.
Gianakas who batted .253 for the Robins with 3 home runs and 16 RBI was a member of the Kaiser Division All Star Team and was voted the 2008 N
Robins lose to Whalers as season ends
Monday, August 04, 2008
The Peekskill Robins lost 3-0 to the Hampton Whalers on Sunday thus putting an end to their 2008 season.
In this game the Robins were only able to scratch out 2 singles off the bat of catcher Brian Benes as Andrew Guarresi was dominant as he held a perfect game going into the 6th inning before Benes got the 1st of his 2 hits.
Matison Smith of Peekskill was also outstand
Robins win Season Finale and head to playoffs
Saturday, August 02, 2008
The Peekskill Robins won their final regular season game with a 12-4 victory over the New York Metro Cadets and finish the year tied for 2nd place in the Kaiser Division Standings. On Sunday at 4pm in Sag Harbor N.Y., Peekskill will play a single elimination game with the Hampton Whalers with the winner advancing to play the Metro Cadets in a best of 3 series beginning at 7pm monday at St. Johns.
Kidd, Perkins sign with Midwest Sliders
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
The Peekskill Robins announced this morning that 2 more former players have inked professional contracts. Jak Kidd of Central Ct. and Scott Porter of Molloy College have signed on with the Midwest Sliders of the Frontier League of Professional Baseball.
Kidd who played for the Robins in 2007 was the ACBL Most Valuable Player and led the league in several offe
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