Bucs Season Comes to an End
The Inland Valley Buccaneers (13-17-3) were swept by the OC Riptide in their first round SCCBL playoffs series on Tuesday afternoon at Vanguard University. The… Read More »Bucs Season Comes to an End
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Bucs Split with Riptide
The Inland Valley Bucs (13-15-2, 8-11) split the season series with the OC Riptide (15-19-1, 12-8) on Wednesday night at Cal Poly Pomona. The Bucs… Read More »Bucs Split with Riptide
Bucs Tie Legends
The Inland Valley Buccaneers (9-12-2) notched their second tie of the season Monday night at Cal Poly Pomona. The Bucs tied the Long Beach Legends… Read More »Bucs Tie Legends
Bucs Swept by Power
The Inland Valley Buccaneers (6-9, 4-6) were swept in the two-game series against the Palm Springs Power in Palm Springs. On Wednesday night, the Bucs… Read More »Bucs Swept by Power
Bucs Walkoff Against Riptide
The Inland Valley Buccaneers (6-8, 4-4) got a measure of revenge against the OC Riptide (5-11-1, 3-3) early Saturday morning at Cal Poly Pomona. The… Read More »Bucs Walkoff Against Riptide
Bucs Sweep Team San Diego
The Inland Valley Bucs (5-5, 3-1) swept Team San Diego Friday night at Grossmont College. The Bucs defeated San Diego 4-0 in the second game… Read More »Bucs Sweep Team San Diego
Bucs Win Again
The Inland Valley Buccaneers (3-5, 1-1) defeated the Orange Coast Bucs 9-7 on Thursday night at Orange Coast College. The Bucs have now won three… Read More »Bucs Win Again
Bucs 2015 Season Preview
The Bucs return nine players from last year’s inaugural season.
Kevin Riley
SCCBL all-stars Gerardo Ramirez, Kevin Riley and Miles Ryan are all back to build what they started into a playoff contender.
Riley was one of the standout offensive players in the entire league in 2014. He lead the team in batting average (.368), on base (.461) and slugging (483), while seemingly coming up with a big hit every single time the Bucs needed him to come through.
Ryan came on strong in the last month of the season en route to be named player of the week once. He finished with a .350 batting clip, .409 OBP and .400 SLG. He was also a stabilizing force behind home plate defensively.
Ramirez logged the most innings at 42. He finished 3-2 with a 3.43 ERA and 32 strikeouts.