The Neptune Beach Pearl Collegiate Summer Baseball Team was founded in the year 2011.  The team calls the beautiful city of Alameda, California home.  The name Neptune Beach is derived from the world famous attraction Neptune Beach, an amusement park that operated in Alameda from 1917 to 1939.  The Neptune Beach amusement park was on par with New York's famous Coney Island.  The park featured a carousel, a ferris wheel, and a roller coaster.  The park is also credited with the invention of the snow cone and popsicle.
 
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All-Time Drafted Players
 
Will Anderson (2012) Cal State Monterey Bay, Pitcher
2013 MLB Draft, 26th Round- St Louis Cardinals
 
Clayton Andrews (2016) Cabrillo College, Outfielder/Pitcher
2017 MLB Draft, 40th Round- Los Angeles Dodgers
 
Myles Babitt (2013, 2014, 2015) Cal State East Bay, Outfielder
2016 MLB Draft, 25th Round- Arizona Diamondbacks
 
Blake Bass (2012) Angelo State, Pitcher
2015 MLB Draft, 8th Round- Texas Rangers
 
Kyle Barraclough (2011) Saint Mary's College of California, Pitcher
2011 MLB Draft, 40th Round- Minnesota Twins
2012 MLB Draft, 7th Round- St Louis Cardinals
 
Matt Brown (2016) San Jose State, Pitcher
2017 MLB Draft, 27th Round- San Francisco Giants
 
DonAndre Clark (2012) Saint Mary's College of California, Outfielder
2014 MLB Draft, 33rd Round- Kansas City Royals
 
Ryan Cordell (2011) Liberty, Outfielder
2013 MLB Draft, 11th Round- Texas Rangers
 
Frank Duncan (2011) Kansas, Pitcher
2013 MLB Draft, 39th Round- Cleveland Indians
2014 MLB Draft, 13th Round- Pittsburgh Pirates
 
Jordan Devencenzi (2014) Nevada, Catcher
2015 MLB Draft, 28th Round- Oakland Athletics
 
Lucas Erceg (2015) Cal, 3rd Baseman
2016 MLB Draft, 2nd Round- Milwaukee Brewers
 
Orlando Garcia (2015) Texas Tech, Shortstop
2017 MLB Draft, 15th Round- San Francisco Giants
 
Chris Garrison (2011, 2012) Western Nevada, Pitcher
2011 MLB Draft, 28th Round- Chicago Cubs
 
Brendan King (2015) Holy Cross, Pitcher
2017 MLB Draft, 20th Round- Chicago Cubs
 
Renae Martinez (2016) Oklahoma, Catcher
2017 MLB Draft, 33rd Round - Arizona Diamondbacks
 
Mickey McDonald (2014) Illinois-Chicago, 3rd Baseman
2017 MLB Draft, 18th Round- Oakland Athletics
 
J.B. Moss (2015) Texas A&M, Outfielder
2016 MLB Draft, 7th Round- Atlanta Braves
 
Ryan O'Malley (2015) Sonoma State, 1st Baseman
2016 MLB Draft, 25th Round- Atlanta Braves
 
​Dane Myers (2015) ​Rice University, Infielder
​2017 MLB Draft, 6th Round - Detroit Tigers

Nick Pasquale (2011) Diablo Valley College, Pitcher
2012 MLB Draft, 20th Round- Cleveland Indians
 
Stephen Smith (2015) Texas Tech, Outfielder
2016 MLB Draft, 10th Round- Arizona Diamondbacks
 
Michael Theofanopolous (2013) Cal, Pitcher
2014 MLB Draft, 30th Round- Minnesota Twins
 
Clay Williamson (2012) Cal State Fullerton, Outfielder
2014 MLB Draft, 19th Round- Washington Nationals
 
John Williamson (2013) Rice, Pitcher
2015 MLB Draft, 23rd Round- Chicago Cubs
 

2011
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The 2011 Neptune Beach Pearl finished their inaugural season with a 34-24 overall record and a 17-10 record in the Far West League regular season giving them a 2nd place finish in the South Division of the league.  The Pearl entered the Far West League playoffs as the #3 seed and won their first two games of the playoff tournament against the Atwater Aviators and the Fontanetti Athletics before falling in the championship game to the Humboldt Crabs and finishing in 2nd Place.  The 2011 Pearl were led offensively by Jeff Stephens (Sierra College) & Ted LeMasters (University of San Francisco).  On the mound the Pearl were led by Chris Garrison (Western Nevada) and Kyle Barraclough (Saint Mary's College of California).


2012
 
The 2012 Neptune Beach Pearl finished their season with a 33-20 overall record and a 12-7 record in the Far West League regular season giving them a 3rd place finish in the regular season of the league. The Pearl entered the Far West League playoffs as the #3 seed and lost their first game of the playoff tournament against the Menlo Park Legends before battling back and winning the next two to eliminate the Southern Oregon Riverdawgs and the Menlo Park Legends. Reaching the championship game for the 2nd consecutive year to take on the Humboldt Crabs.  The Pearl and the Crabs battled into the 11th inning before the Crabs prevailed on a walk-off squeeze bunt to to win the game 5-4 and win the championship, giving the Pearl a 2nd place finish for the 2nd year in a row. The 2012 Pearl were led offensively by Far West League 1st Team All-League Players Blake Bass (Texas Tech), Bob Cruikshank (University of San Francisco), and 2nd Team All-League Player Joe Moroney (Kansas). On the mound the Pearl were led by Far West League 2nd Team All-League Pitchers Jake Popovich (University of San Francisco) and Matt Evanoff (Cal).
 
2013
 
The 2013 Neptune Beach Pearl finished their season with a 23-26 overall record and a 13-14 record in the Far West League regular season giving them a 5th place finish in the regular season of the league and in result missing the league playoffs for the first time in franchise history. The 2012 Pearl were led offensively by Far West League All-Star and 1st Team All League member Michael Theofanopolous (Cal). All-Star and 2nd Team All League member Justin Castro (UC Irvine), 2nd Team All League Myles Babitt (Academy of Art) and All-Star Eric Sapp (Palomar College).  On the mound the Pearl were led by pitchers Theofanopolous, and All-Star and 2nd Team All League member Devon Bronson (Eastern Michigan)
 
 
All-Time Roster

Graeme Agate (2011) University of San Francisco
Oscar Aguirre (2012) Florida International
Mark Anderson (2013) Saint Mary's College of California
Will Anderson (2012) Fresno State
Jake Andrews (2013) Mesa Community College
Myles Babitt (2013) Academy of Art
Alan Baldwin (2012) Hawaii
Stephen Baldwin (2013) Iowa Western CC
Kyle Barraclough (2011) Saint Mary's College of California
Blake Bass (2012) Texas Tech
Johnny Bekakis (2011) Long Beach State
Roger Boulden (2012) Chico State
Jeff Boulware (2012) Sonoma State
Ryan Brockett (2011) Saint Mary's College of California
Devon Bronson (2013) Eastern Michigan
Vince Bruno (2013) Cal
Casey Burns (2013) Saint Mary's College of California
Michael Casper (2012) Princeton
Justin Castro (2013) UC Irvine
Jake Chutney (2012) Seattle University
DonAndre Clark (2012) Saint Mary's College of California
Tyler Cobb (2012, 2013) Chabot College
Ryan Cordell (2011) Liberty
Thomas Cortese (2011) Saint Mary's College of California
Peter Creamer (2012) Eastern New Mexico
Bob Cruikshank (2012) University of San Francisco
Max Deering (2011) Santa Clara
David Dellaserra (2013) Saint Mary's College of California
Gary Detwiler (2012) Sonoma State
Greg Ditmer (2011) Saint Mary's College of California 
Alec Dowell (2013) Florida International
Frank Duncan (2011) Kansas
Cooper Elliott (2013) Washington State
Trevor Ellison (2013) Saint Mary's College of California
Matt Evanoff (2012) Cal
Kelly Fitzpatrick (2013) Washington State
Chris Garrison (2011, 2012) Western Nevada, Kentucky
Marquise Gill (2013) Eastern Michigan
Matt Giovinazzo (2011) UCLA
Devon Golden (2013) Sierra College
Daniel Hancock (2012) University of South Florida
Bret Hartnett (2012) Seattle University
Jordan Haseltine (2012, 2013) University of San Francisco
Kyle Hassna (2012) San Jose State
Jimmy Hill (2013) Monterey High
Richie Johnson (2012, 2013) San Jose State
Jason Kafka (2012) San Jose State
Michael Kershner (2011) Michigan
Robbie Kidd (2013) Tennessee
Ted LeMasters (2011) University of San Francisco
Derek Long (2011) Chandler Gilbert CC
Lee Longo (2011) Eastern Michigan
Jordan Louie (2011, 2012) Delta College, Oregon State
Coleman Lukas (2011) Pomona Pitzer
Zach Luther (2011) Fullerton College
Tanner McVey (2013) Sierra College
Ryan Millison (2011, 2012) Sierra College
Derrick Mitchell (2011) Prairie View A&M
Rob Moir (2011) Boston College 
Collin Monagle (2011, 2012) Sierra College
Eddie Mora (2012) Sierra College
Joe Moroney (2012) Kansas
Derek Nakasato (2013) Hawaii Pacific
Nick Pasquale (2011) Diablo Valley College
Spenser Payne (2011) Boston College
Anthony Pitsch (2013) University of San Francisco
Jake Popovich (2012) University of San Francisco
Thomas Reynolds (2011) Cornell
Eric Sapp (2013) Palomar College
Logan Scott (2012) Cal
Mike Senter (2011) Oklahoma Panhandle
Trent Shelton (2013) Campolindo High
Jordan Simon (2013) Nevada
Jason Sirak (2011) New Mexico Highlands
Eddie Sorondo (2011) Delaware State
Will Sparks (2011) Washington
Jeff Stephens (2011) Sierra College
Kyle Sutherland (2011) Virginia Commonwealth
Steven Swift (2012) Washington
Trevor Teykl (2013) San Jacinto
Michael Theofanopolous (2013) Cal
Bryan Tibbitts (2013) Northern Colorado
Alex Trautner (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) Creighton, Cabrillo College
Nate Underwood (2011) Long Beach State
Jake Valdez (2013) Saint Mary's College of California
Noah Villegas (2013) Santa Barbara City
Casey Watkins (2012) Fullerton
Clay Williamson (2012) Fullerton
John Williamson (2013) Rice
Trent Yee (2013) Brown
Brandon Zywicki (2013) Central Arizona