Alumni & commitments

Once an Adi, always an Adi.

Across its first six senior classes, Admirals Baseball Club counts more than 100 players developed for college baseball and seven who have reached Major League rosters.

2018

Tyree Reed

Named to the USA 15-and-under national team that played in Panama, as reported by the Times-Herald. By 2021, Baseball America had him trending among the top picks in the country.

Alumni

Jacob Gray

“One of the nation’s best baseball players… an even better human being.” Coach D

Alumni

Finn Chapman

Admirals alumnus, Saint Mary’s.

2026

Caden Whitten

Honored by the club in May 2026 as he moves on to the next level.

Admirals family with a commitment or a milestone to share? Send it to the staff and it goes on the wall.

An Admirals team and two coaches gather on the infield during an outdoor practice in Sacramento
Infield huddle, Sacramento

Every December

They come home.

“This time of year is my absolute favorite at the ACE,” Coach D says. Every holiday break, Admirals alumni come home from college to get work in, remember what the culture feels like, and spend time with the players coming up behind them.

Family first. That is the Admirals way.

On recruiting

“Some events give you exposure. Others expose you. Know the difference.”

Dyron Rolling

The Admirals develop players until they are ready for the stage, then help put them on it. Exposure only helps when an athlete has the tools, the development and the confidence to compete at that level.

Meet Coach D

2026 tryouts

Be first to hear the tryout dates.

Tryouts run every November at The ACE in Vacaville and in Sacramento. Families on the list hear the 2026 dates before anyone else.

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