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Honkers Announce New Coach For 2014 Season
- Updated: February 10, 2014
The Northwest Honkers are proud to announce David Sauter, a native of West Seattle, Washington, as the Head Coach for the 2014 Honkers baseball club.
After playing two years at Pierce College in Lakewood, Washington, Dave transferred to University of Jamestown in the fall of 2007. As a Jimmie, he was named to multiple DAC All Conference and All Region teams and was a two time Gold Glove winner at second base. As a senior, Sauter was part of the second team in Jamestown College history to go to the college world series in Lewiston, Idaho. Sauter received his bachelor’s degree in Secondary Physical Education at UJ. Dave teaches physical education at the Cedar Crest Academy in Kirkland, Washington and coaches baseball at FM Sports facility in Redmond, Washington.
“I feel blessed to have the opportunity to coach for the Northwest Honkers and look forward to competing in one of the most historical and prestigious leagues in the west, The Pacific International League.” -Dave Sauter
“The Honkers are excited to take the next step in the organization in having Dave Sauter as our Head Coach for the 2014 season. We feel that this will help us grow and become even more competitive in the 2014 summer as we continue our campaign towards our unchanging goal to win a national title at the NBC World Series in Wichita, Kansas.” -General Manager, Martin Lawrence
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Founded in the fall of 1992, the PIL is considered by many to be the premier Summer Collegiate Baseball league in the Northwest. Most PIL players are NCAA eligible and are unpaid in order to maintain their eligibility. The PIL is different from many other summer collegiate baseball leagues in that the league also allows former professionals and college graduates to participate.
