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Founded in 2011, The Santa Barbara Grizzlies Baseball Group based on the Central Coast provides instruction, player-development and a competitive environment for youth, high school and college players.
The past 8 months have been a difficult time for the entire country dealing with change and uncertainty during a global pandemic. The sports landscape at the amateur and professional level has dealt with many changes. The Santa Barbara Grizzlies/Coastal Cubs Program was able to continue their development process working closely with the local agencies while following the demands of the CDC. The Cubs were able to practice in small groups and participate in "cohort scrimmages". The Cubs 14U program showed tremendous growth as a group and were coached by Chris Joyce.
The Cubs HS program rolled out two groups of high school players, Upper-class and Under-class programs under the direction of Wes Ghan-Gibson, Morgan Moore and Tom Myers. The Cubs roster had players from a variety of HS programs on the Central Coast. Players traveled to work with the Cubs coaching staff from Paso Robles HS, San Luis Obispo HS and Morro Bay HS. The roster also included players from Santa Barbara HS, San Marcos HS, Carpinteria HS, Ventura HS and Bishop Diego HS.
Five high school players from the Cubs Upper-class team received commitments to four year colleges. 2021 RHP Henry Manfredonia (UCSB), 2021 OF Oliver McGibben (University of Colorado Colorado Springs), 2022 LHP Chase Hoover (Texas Christian University), 2022 OF Bryson Hoier (Loyola Marymount), 2023 RHP Cole Schoenwetter (UCSB)
The Coastal Cubs HS team will continue with practice and competition starting January of 2021. If you have interest in joining our program, please email us at grizzliesbaseballtraining@yahoo.com
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