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Bend Elks

Contact

Bend Elks
70 SW Century Dr., Suite 100-373
Bend, OR 97702
(541) 312-9259
(The address is mailing address)

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Standings

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North W L %
1 Vic 19 7 .731
2 Wen 18 9 .667
3 Kel 17 10 .630
4 Bel 15 11 .577
5 Nan 12 15 .444
6 Edm 11 16 .407
7 Kam 5 20 .200
8 PA 5 22 .185
South W L %
1 Cor 22 5 .815
2 Cow 21 7 .750
3 Rdg 15 13 .536
4 Ben 13 14 .481
5 Spr 11 18 .379
6 Por 11 18 .379
7 WW 10 17 .370
8 Yak 10 17 .370
North W L %
1 Bel 20 7 .741
2 Vic 19 8 .704
3 Wen 19 8 .704
4 Kel 14 13 .519
5 Nan 14 13 .519
6 PA 8 19 .296
7 Kam 7 20 .259
8 Edm 7 20 .259
South W L %
1 Rdg 18 8 .692
2 Por 17 8 .680
3 Cor 17 10 .630
4 Cow 12 14 .462
5 Ben 12 15 .444
6 Spr 11 14 .440
7 Yak 10 17 .370
8 WW 10 17 .370
North W L %
1 Vic 38 15 .717
2 Wen 37 17 .685
3 Bel 35 18 .660
4 Kel 31 23 .574
5 Nan 26 28 .481
6 Edm 18 36 .333
7 PA 13 41 .241
8 Kam 12 40 .231
South W L %
1 Cor 39 15 .722
2 Cow 33 21 .611
3 Rdg 33 21 .611
4 Por 28 26 .519
5 Ben 25 29 .463
6 Spr 22 32 .407
7 Yak 20 34 .370
8 WW 20 34 .370

About Bend Elks

Established

2000

Owners

John Marick
Tami Marick
Kelsie Hirko

Head Coach

Joey Wong

Assistant Coaches

Tyler Graham
Danny Sales

Ballpark

Vince Genna Stadium
401 SE Roosevelt Ave Bend, OR 97702

Capacity

3,000

Dimensions

LF- 330’
CF- 390’
RF- 330’

Facility

Vince Genna Stadium
Historic Vince Genna Stadium was built in 1964 and later named after its builder - “Mr. Baseball” himself, Vince Genna. High school, American Legion, and semi-professional teams initially utilized the stadium. Professional baseball didn’t come to Bend until 1970, when the Bend Rainbows, a minor league affiliate of the California Angels, first came to town. Hollywood actor Kurt Russell played second base for the Rainbows in 1971, finishing with a .285 batting average that season.

The Northwest League left Bend in 1994 and the Bend Bandits of the independent Western Major League played at the ballpark from 1995-1998. Following the exit of the Bandits in 1998, Vince Genna Stadium lay empty. In 2000, the historic stadium was in jeopardy of being bulldozed. The aptly named Save-Our-Stadium Committee went into action, rallying the community behind their efforts. The committee was successful in their quest to keep the ballpark, and Bend Elks signed a multi-year lease with the Bend Parks and Recreation Department to preserve baseball in Bend. The Elks have proudly called Vince Genna Stadium home since the team’s inception in 2000.

Community

Community
Bend, Oregon
Deschutes County

County Population
203,390

Must Eat
Black Bear Diner
The Pour House
Zydeco Kitchen & Cocktails

Must See
Historic Downtown Bend

Watering Hole
Deschutes Brewery
Cascade Lakes Brewery
The Still Whiskey Bar

Best Golf
Crosswater at Sunriver Golf

Paper
Bend Bulletin

Bend is located in the foothills of Central Oregon’s Cascade Mountains on the edge of a Ponderosa pine forest as it transitions into the high desert plateau. Outdoorsy, yet sophisticated, Bend is the State’s hottest destination spot. Oregon’s playground is where it’s at if you like mountain biking, hiking, rafting, golfing, fishing, climbing, camping, skiing and/or general sightseeing. The area features several resorts and Historic Bend, a must-do locale, with 250 specialty shops, restaurants, brew pubs, art galleries, antique stores, coffee houses and such, coupled with Bohemian flare and historic charm. At an elevation of 3,628 feet, Bend enjoys the predominately dry climate of the Great Basin. Sunny days, low humidity and cool nights are common.