Spokane, Washington · OGWA Stadium · Club code SPO
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| Player | Pos | B/T | Age | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Kellan Brynden
Starting pitcher
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SP | R/R | 29 | Active |
Oskar Svanholm
Starting pitcher
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SP | L/L | 26 | Active |
Mateusz Kasprowicz
Starting pitcher
|
SP | R/R | 31 | Active |
Diego Álvarez Mora
Starting pitcher
|
SP | R/R | 27 | Active |
Lukas Havel
Starting pitcher
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SP | L/R | 24 | Active |
Caleb Reidman
Relief pitcher
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RP | R/R | 28 | Active |
Sergio Ibarra Lugo
Relief pitcher
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RP | L/L | 25 | Active |
Yaw Mensah
Relief pitcher
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RP | R/R | 32 | Active |
Nikolai Dobrynin
Catcher
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C | R/R | 30 | Active |
Evan Carroll IV
First baseman
|
1B | L/R | 33 | Active |
Marco DelVecchio
Second baseman
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2B | S/R | 27 | Active |
Tomasz Kubas
Shortstop
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SS | R/R | 24 | Active |
Andrés Mireles
Third baseman
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3B | R/R | 29 | Active |
Wyatt Hollander
Center fielder
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CF | R/R | 26 | Active |
Luis Quiñones
Left fielder
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LF | L/L | 28 | Active |
Pieter van Wyk
Right fielder
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RF | R/R | 30 | Active |
 Jonah SatoCatcher | C | R/R | 26 | Active |
 René BouchardCorner infielder | IF | L/R | 32 | Active |
 Malachi BooneUtility infielder | IF | S/R | 25 | Active |
 Dae-Hyun ParkOutfielder | OF | L/R | 23 | Active |
 Tesfaye MebrahtuOutfielder | OF | R/R | 28 | Active |
 Benoît LeducRelief pitcher | RP | L/L | 29 | Active |
 Hamza QureshiRelief pitcher | RP | R/R | 26 | Active |
 Ellis WrenRelief pitcher | RP | R/R | 34 | Active |
Miguel Ángel SerranoRelief pitcher | RP | L/L | 23 | Active |
 Branislav “Bran” VukovićCloser | CL | R/R | 30 | Active |
One of Global League Baseball’s sixteen charter clubs, the Spokane Alloys play in the Americas Division at OGWA Stadium in the River District. The name refers to the Inland Northwest’s industrial, rail, and manufacturing history.
River District · Spokane, Washington
A ballpark sitting empty after the ninth inning is, according to the people who run OGWA Stadium, an accounting failure.
The resulting property schedule includes baseball, a monthly two-piece, reusable-bottle distribution, hydraulic-car measurement, and several uses that are described in contracts only as “stadium operations.”
The Foundry Guardian works the field rail during games, meeting fans between the stands and the warning track. Its plated steel shell carries the club’s navy and copper colors; the operator roster remains an internal stadium record.
Martin Vale is the primary voice of Spokane Alloys baseball. His measured, observational play-by-play has become part of the atmosphere of games at OGWA Stadium, particularly during the colder and wetter stretches of the Spokane season.
Graham Mercer is the in-stadium voice of OGWA Stadium. He handles lineups, player introductions, scoring announcements, promotions, and the rhythm between pitches. His voice belongs to the park, not the broadcast booth.
OGWA Bottle Night returns on selected home dates. One bottle, issued at the gate, built to come back.
The baseball lights stay on. The measuring rig comes out. Spokane’s loudest machines take the competition lane.
DONK operates independently of Global League Baseball. Under a venue agreement, selected circuit events are staged at GLB parks after the baseball schedule clears. Competition is divided into separate disciplines; a driver may win a category without winning the event. Height runs at OGWA use a fixed measuring rig positioned beside the competition lane, with the reading recorded in inches.
Pineberry campaigns an OGWA-branded 1986 Chevrolet Caprice Classic. The sea-glass paint, chrome, and water-drip graphics remain visible until the hydraulics engage.
Katz campaigns a 1985 Chevrolet Citation for Star Castle Family Fun Centers, a locally owned party-rental company supplying inflatable castles, bounce houses, folding tables, yard signs, and concession machines across the Spokane area.
The Citation carries balloons, chrome stars, confetti, and the smiling Star Castle mascot. Katz wears the matching patch on a black jacket. No alternate jacket has been observed.
The circuit championship and its highest competitive title. Regional results determine qualification.
Close the month loud. Bea Beatty and Pauly Czykowski play beneath the stadium structure after dark.
SONAR SYSTEM is the Spokane Alloys' monthly resident musical act: a stripped-down male-female two-piece built around guitar, drums, distortion, volume, and the kind of raw Northwest sound that feels native to the industrial edges of OGWA Stadium.
Bea Beatty fronts the duo on guitar and vocals. Pauly Czykowski plays drums. There is no large backing band and very little polish added for the sake of the venue. The attraction is the friction between two people making more noise than two people should reasonably be able to make.
Their dates appear on the recurring stadium calendar between baseball operations and facility holds. The arrangement is listed as “monthly resident entertainment.” No further description is provided.
Sea-glass paint appears on concourse fixtures, signage, refill stations, and several objects not normally included in stadium paint schedules.
OGWA Stadium's refill feature has become one of the venue's most recognizable public spaces, giving the concourse a strange industrial-water atmosphere unique to the park.
Some nights the stadium empties. Other nights the baseball field is only the first thing that happened there.