The Dub Sea Fish Sticks are a summer collegiate baseball team based out of West Seattle, who’s home stadium is located in White Center, WA. The team was originally founded in 2015 as the Highline Bears and has been rebranded as the Dub Sea Fish Sticks. The team hosts college players from around the country for the months of June, July and the first week in August. The team prides itself on being community focused offering fun, affordable family entertainment all summer long. The team plays it’s games at Mel Olson Stadium which is located inside of King County’s Steve Cox Memorial Park. The Fish Sticks host between 25-30 games per summer at their ballpark, with regular theme nights, promotions, and a variety of other off field entertainment nightly. Tickets to games are affordable ranging between $8-$12 per person. Fans interested in going to games can join a priority ticket list to be notified directly when tickets go on sale. Opening Night for the 2023 summer season is scheduled for Saturday, June 3, 2023.
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1321 SW 102nd St
Seattle, WA 98146, US
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We are excited to open applications for our 2024 Spring and Summer Internships. Our former interns have go onto careers with the Seattle Mariners, Seattle Sounders FC, Seattle Kraken, NFL and more. We're currently accepting applications for: Videography & Video Editing Digital Marketing Baseball Operations Play by Play Broadcaster Apply Today: https://lnkd.in/g7VQtprM
We are excited to open applications for our 2024 Spring and Summer Internships. Our former interns have go onto careers with the Seattle Mariners, Seattle Sounders FC, Seattle Kraken, NFL and more. We're currently accepting applications for: Videography & Video Editing Digital Marketing Baseball Operations Play by Play Broadcaster Apply Today: https://lnkd.in/g7VQtprM
We're excited and honored to be asked to speak at the Genuine Alaska Pollock Producers Annual meeting as part of the "Seafood's Opportunity in Entertainment Venues" panel. We'll be sitting along side the Seattle Mariners, Seattle Sounders FC, and Climate Pledge Arena. https://lnkd.in/gxDpZ2RG
The DubSea Fish Sticks summer collegiate baseball team are excited to announce the signing of new Head Coach Elliott Cribby. Elliot Cribby has an extensive coaching resume including Associate Head Coach, Pitching Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at the University of Washington. He is currently the Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at Central Washington University. “We had a lot of great applicants as we looked to fill this position. The organization has had a great relationship over the years with Coach Cribby as he’s sent us players in the past or would come to games to watch current PIL Players. His extensive coaching and recruiting background is impressive alone, but his past experience as a D1 college player, and having played in both the PIL and Cape Cod League give him a unique ability to connect and relate with players.” Explained team President Justin Moser. “I am extremely excited to be the Head Coach of the Fish Sticks. [The organization] are very professional and it is a great fit! Our players will be developed and taught the things that will not only help them succeed on the field, but in the game of life as well.” Exclaimed the new Head Coach Elliott Cribby. Prior to taking the role at Central Washington, Coach Cribby was part of the Husky Baseball Coaching staff. Where 10 of his recruits would go onto be selected in the 2023 MLB Draft. Additionally, he spent one year with the Purdue Boilermakers helping the pitching staff put up record numbers in strikeouts. Prior to Purdue he helped Seattle University transform their recruiting which resulted in draft picks in 2015, 2017 and 2018. While with the Redhawks, fellow coaches voted Cribby the best recruiter in the WAC in a D1Baseball.com poll. “[Fans, can expect to see a high caliber level of talent on the field. It is important that we provide them with that every game.” Explained Coach Cribby. This past summer the DubSea Fish Sticks took second place in the Pacific International League for a second year in a row. They also took second place in the PIL Round Robin behind the Seattle Studs. The team was home to players from over twenty-five different colleges across the country. The Sticks set record league and franchise attendance numbers, selling out five different games. “Coach Cribby understands both our goals for developing players on the field, and bringing fun, affordable, family entertainment to DubSea both on and off the field. We’re very excited to have him join the Fishing Crew and help us continue to grow what we’re building.” Said Moser. The Fish Sticks 2024 season will run from June 1st – August 3rd at Mel Olson Stadium aka “The Fryer” in White Center, WA. The team is currently looking for host families as it recruits college players from across the country. Season tickets and flex packs for the 2024 season will go on sale in October. For more information on the team go to GoFishSticks.com.
The DubSea Fish Sticks are currently accepting applications for the 2024 Head Coach Position. -Competitive salary between $6k-$10k based on experience and if benchmarks are met and housing provided Apply Online at: Gofishsticks.com/HeadCoach