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EVERETT MERCHANTS VS. NORTHWEST HONKERS Saturday - June 2, 2012 ** Home Opener ** Game Time 7:05 Everett Memorial Stadium CLICK HERE 2012 SCHEDULE |
| PARRIS SIGNS WITH U OF ARIZONA |
APRIL 9, 2012 - Everett, WA: The Everett Merchants are proud to announce that tickets are now on sale for the 2012
Everett Cup on June 13th. Established in 2004, the Everett Cup is the annual meeting between the Everett AquaSox, the
Single-A affiliates of the Seattle Mariners, and the Pacific International League’s Everett Merchants. The game allows the
AquaSox to play an exhibition game prior to the start of the Northwest League and allows the Merchants to show their skills
against the professionals.
FEBRUARY 14, 2012 - Everett, WA: The Everett Merchants Baseball Club has partnered with the US Army veterans of
Chapter XVI, National Society of the 173rd Airborne; Chapter 16, US Special Forces Association; veterans of the RSVN 81st
Airborne Rangers and RSVN Special Forces of WA, to help raise funds for and awareness of the Vietnam Fund for
Education, Music, & Infrastructure Library Project in 2012.
Proceeds from the Everett Merchants baseball game on Friday, June 29th will benefit the Fund’s fourth library installation in a
primary school in Vietnam. This is the third time in the past five seasons that the Merchants have hosted this event. The
event allows for local veterans to interact with the community, honor their comrades who are not present, and finally
demonstrate their dedication to the worldwide community.
The Vietnam Fund for Education, Music, & Infrastructure Library Project is a 501(c)(3) organization, dedicated to improving
the lives of children in Vietnam through the support of education, mentoring program for orphaned girls, school
infrastructure, school library and food programs, and traditional music & musicians. In 2011 VFEMI began developing
library/reading rooms in rural schools in Vietnam. The project was able to develop and fund three libraries the first year with
the goal of four additional in 2012. Jane Coyle is founder and director of VFEMI. See www.vietnamemifund.org for more
information.
The fundraising night, is the brainchild of former Pacific International League President Steve Konek Sr. and Jack
McLaughlin. Both Vietnam Vets have spent numerous hours working on behalf of the Vinh Son Orphanage System and
Leper Colony. Through their past efforts, they have helped purchase bicycles to aid students in their transportation to and
from school, helped with facility construction & maintenance, provided a variety of school supplies and hygiene products,
purchased computers and provided maintenance to the orphanage computer lab, as well as supplying food and clothing.
Admission to the game is free with donations being accepted at the gate. Throughout the game, a drawing will be conducted
allowing fans a chance to win some fabulous prizes. “We are working on some great prizes this year”, according to Steve;
“This is a family friendly event and we hope you will join us at the ball park”. As always, the kitchen will be open with the
famous “Merchant Burger” heading the menu which in itself is enough reason to attend a Merchants game.
We encourage fans to come out to the game to have a great evening of baseball while helping to support this important cause.
Help us support our veterans’ efforts on behalf of poor and needy Vietnamese children.
| MERCHANTS' ANNOUNCE DATE FOR CHARITY GAME |
A large portion of the ticket sales go back to the Everett Merchants baseball club.
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Throughout the years, many of the games have been well balanced with numerous close games.
Throughout the years, many of the games have been well balanced with numerous close games.
In 2007, behind strong pitching of starter JT Zink and future major leaguer Mason Tobin the
Merchants defeated the AquaSox 10-5, for their first victory in the series. Kyle Decater led the
offensive attach going 3-5 with an RBI. With the score tied 4-4 in the eight inning, the
Merchants took advantage of several AquaSox mistakes. In the inning, the AquaSox committed
a pair of errors and their pitchers walked two hitters and hit three which helped the Merchants
score six runs in the inning. Tobin was credited with the victory.
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
Throughout the years, many of the games have been well balanced with numerous close games.
Throughout the years, many of the games have been well balanced with numerous close games.
In 2007, behind strong pitching of starter JT Zink and future major leaguer Mason Tobin the
Merchants defeated the AquaSox 10-5, for their first victory in the series. Kyle Decater led the
offensive attach going 3-5 with an RBI. With the score tied 4-4 in the eight inning, the
Merchants took advantage of several AquaSox mistakes. In the inning, the AquaSox committed
a pair of errors and their pitchers walked two hitters and hit three which helped the Merchants
score six runs in the inning. Tobin was credited with the victory.
| EVERETT CUP TICKETS ON SALE NOW |
APRIL 16, 2012 - Everett, WA: The Everett Merchants are proud to announce
that first baseman Sam Parris has signed a NLI to play at the University of
Arizona in 2013.
Parris, is currently a sophomore at Edmonds Community College and is scheduled
to play for the Merchants again in 2012. Last summer, he played in 10 games
with the Merchants hitting .310 before an injury sidelined him.
He is currently hitting .414 (24-58), with 8 extra base hits (6 doubles, 2 home
runs) and 17 RBI for Edmonds CC.
