The Chaffey squad enjoys a well-organized program that engages in a full sixty-plus game schedule, including many travel opportunities to nationally ranked tournaments. Home games are played at the same outstanding facilities enjoyed by the University of Washington Huskies. [ map ]

      Our typical Chaffey ball player is a college-bound student/athlete who represents the best talent in their high school, district or area. We pride ourselves in attracting self-motivated young men who have proven they can excel in their academic studies, on the baseball diamond, and in life. In fact, over the past ten years, the team's average grade point is 3.5.

Mission

     Our Mission is simple: provide the highest level of quality instruction and baseball for dedicated and committed young men. Our goal is to maximize a young man's personal and athletic potential, for future success in any endeavor they choose.

History

     In its thirty years, Chaffey Baseball has consistently been a perennial baseball power. We're proud to have most of our athletes continue playing baseball at the college level. These young men receive outstanding educations that lead to quality lives. Many have returned to play an important supportive role in the Chaffey family.

     A good number of today's outstanding collegiate players have found their roots in Chaffey baseball. Most recently, Willie Bloomquist won a national championship while on scholarship for Arizona State, was a member of the USA National team, and is now part of the Seattle Mariners professional baseball system---and there are more! View our complete list of college scholarship athletes and understand why we're confident that Chaffey Baseball produces winners!

Coaches

Coach Jim Stewart

Coach Stewart has been coaching since 1967 and has been involved at the highest levels, for all ages. Besides his involvement with the Chaffey program, he has: Coached the Seattle Mariner's "Area Code" teams for six years and overseen the Mariner's Fall Baseball program for the past seven. Coached the National Amateur All-Star Baseball Team representing High School all-star players from across the country for three years. For eleven years he has taken teams (16 and under) to Europe to compete against teams from the Netherlands and Belgium. Taken teams (16 & under) to Europe to compete against teams from the Netherlands and Belgium for eleven years. Served as a Scout for the Seattle Mariners for 10 years. A graduate from Seattle University with a degree in Education, Jim has been married for 34 years to wife Patty, and has two children: Robbie, graduated in Engineering at the University of Washington, and Shannon, graduated from Western Washington in Accounting.

Coach Dave Wainhouse

Dave Wainhouse is a former major league pitcher and now the owner of the Washington Baseball Academy.  Wainhouse, a first-round draft choice in 1988, played 13 years of professional baseball.  Dave brings years of experience to the Chaffey Baseball Club program, having played for Jim Leyland (Pittsburgh Pirates/Colorado Rockies), Felipe Alou (Montreal Expos), Tony LaRussa (St. Louis Cardinals), Don Baylor (Colorado Rockies) and Lou Pinella (Seattle Mariners).  In the minor leagues, Dave recorded over 100 saves, was named to the Triple-A All Star team three times and was the Triple-A Rolaids Reliever of the Year in 1999.  Wainhouse was also a member of the 1988 Canadian Olympic team and played his collegiate career for Washington State University.  Dave was also named the pitching coach for Seattle University with their inaugral season in 2010. Dave now resides in Kent with his wife Marci and their two children, Joe and Ava.

Questions..?

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