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Walla Walla Sweets

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Walla Walla Sweets
109 E Main Street, Suite C
Walla Walla, WA 99362
(509) 522-2255

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North W L %
1 Bel 8 4 .667
2 Vic 7 5 .583
3 Yak 7 5 .583
4 Pal 6 6 .500
5 Wen 4 8 .333
6 Kel 2 8 .200
South W L %
1 WW 8 1 .889
2 Rdg 8 4 .667
3 Cor 5 4 .556
4 Ben 5 5 .500
5 Por 4 8 .333
6 Cow 3 9 .250
North W L %
1 Bel 8 4 .667
2 Vic 7 5 .583
3 Yak 7 5 .583
4 Pal 6 6 .500
5 Wen 4 8 .333
6 Kel 2 8 .200
South W L %
1 WW 8 1 .889
2 Rdg 8 4 .667
3 Cor 5 4 .556
4 Ben 5 5 .500
5 Por 4 8 .333
6 Cow 3 9 .250
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About Walla Walla Sweets

Established

2010

Owners

Pacific Baseball Ventures, Hold Co.

Head Coach

Frank Mutz

Assistant Coaches

Larry Price

Ballpark

Borleske Stadium
409 E Rees Avenue
Walla Walla, WA 99362

Capacity

Baseball Config - 2,521
Total capacity - 5,500

Dimensions

LF- 325’
CF- 412’
RF- 329’

Facility

Borleske Stadium
Borleske Stadium has a long history of being the premier sports facility in Walla Walla County. Named for legendary Whitman College athlete and coach Raymond Vincent Borleske (class of 1910), it has served as the home for a variety of professional and amateur teams in both football and baseball. The Walla Walla Sweets have called Borleske Stadium home since their inaugural season in the summer of 2010 playing their first game at Borleske on Wednesday, June 8, 2010.

Borleske Stadium is often referred to as a pitcher’s park because of its expansive outfield and the giant Borleske blue scoreboard which stands tall in left field. Dimensions at the park are 315’ down the left field line, 410’ to dead center, and 333’ down the right field line. Borleske Stadium also serves as the home of Whitman College baseball (spring) and Walla Walla High School football (fall). One interesting element to Borleske Stadium is that immediately following the Sweets summer season the field is converted to a football field with the removal of the mound and the laying of sod over the infield.

Community

Community
Walla Walla, Milton-Freewater, Pendleton

County Population
59,544 (Walla Walla County)
76,725 (Umatilla County)

Must Eat
Sweet Basil Pizzeria
Walla Walla Sweet Onion Sausage

Must See
Whitman Mission National Historic Site

Watering Hole
Red Monkey
Wingman Birdz & Brewz

Best Golf
Wine Valley Golf Club

Paper
Union-Bulletin

Walla Walla is the cultural and economic center of Southeastern Washington. Tucked away in the shadows of the Blue Mountains, Walla Walla is the home to world-class wineries, restaurants and parks that make this historically farming town one of the hottest vacation destinations in the Pacific Northwest. It is also an educational center, as Whitman College, Walla Walla CommunityCollege and Walla Walla University in nearby College Place help create an educated and engaged community. It also is the hometown of such names as Adam West (the original Batman) and former NFL All-Pro Drew Bledsoe. For more great ideas for activities to enjoy when visiting Walla Walla and not at a Sweets game, please check out Visit Walla Walla at www.wallawalla.org