San Angelo Colts

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San Angelo Colts
Founded in 2000
San Angelo, Texas

Team Logo
Cap Insignia
League affiliations
Name
  • San Angelo Colts (2000-present)
Team Colors
  • maroon, silver
Ballpark
Championships
  • League titles: 1 (2002)
Owner(s)/Operated By: United Sports Equities
General Manager:
Manager: Doc Edwards
Media: '
Website: www.sanangelocolts.com

The San Angelo Colts are a minor league baseball team in the independent United League. They are based in San Angelo, Texas. The team spent several years in the now-defunct Central Baseball League, originally the Texas-Louisiana League. The Colts were the 2002 Central Baseball League Champions. The team plays at Foster Field.

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[edit] Team Record

Season W L Win % Result
2000 69 43 .616 Wild Card
2001 49 47 .510
2002 50 46 .521 Central Baseball League Champions
2003 47 48 .495
2004 36 58 .383
2005 46 47 .495 Wild Card
2006 46 44 .511 Wild Card
2007 44 50 .468

[edit] All-Stars

[edit] Players

2000

  • Gabe Duross, 1B
  • Guy Giuffre, DH
  • Toby McDermott, LHP
  • Chad Tredaway, 3B

2001

  • Manny Lopez, OF
  • Will Roland, SS
  • Franklin Taveras, Utility

2002

  • Mike Kirkpatrick, OF
  • Marc Mirizzi, SS
  • Nestor Smith, OF

2006

  • John Anderson, IF
  • Brian Baker, OF
  • Kevin Bass, DH
  • Jason Crosland, IF
  • Adam Hanson, RHP
  • Brantley Jordan, LHP
  • Tony Sanguinetti, C

2007

  • Josh Allan, C
  • Stephen Artz, RHP
  • Jason Crosland, 1B
  • Ronnie Gaines, OF
  • Andres Rodriguez, 3B
  • Chace Vacek, RHP
  • Madison Edwards, OF

[edit] Coaches

2006

  • Doc Edwards, Manager

[edit] Historical use of the name

The original San Angelo Colts played in the Class D West Texas League in 1922. The team had started out as the San Angelo Bronchos the year before.

In 1948, another team using the Colts name began play in the Longhorn League. When the league changed names to the Southwestern League in 1956, the Colts stayed on board, but folded before the start of the 1957 season.

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