The Dulins Dodgers organization is the elite baseball program in the southeast with a nationally recognized brand. The Dulins Dodgers field competitive baseball teams for athletes ages 8-18. Founded in 2000, Dulins Dodgers teams have won 16 National Championships and placed in 9 other National tournaments. The Dulins Dodgers organization has graduated players to the highest level in baseball and with accolades that speak for themselves:
About
Coach’s Welcome
The Splashes debut in the modern day game was not a stellar one, as they finished 54–100 and 57 games back in the division. However, the love affair with the Splashes had begun as the Splashes’ drew 1,910,060 fans to their 67 home dates of their inaugural season.
Michael Stevenson
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Officials & Fouls
An indication of better days appeared in ’95 as the Splashes finished at .500 for the first time.
- Veteran David Kinnaman (14–11, pictured right) led the charge of a surprising Splashes.
- Pitching staff that saw four pitchers throw shutouts on consecutive days in late June.
Championships
2017
14U PG World Series Champions
2018
14U PG World Series Champions
2019
15U PG World Series Champions
2019
16U PG World Series Champions
2009
14U WWBA National Champions
2013
15U WWBA National Champions
2013
18U WWBA National Champions
2009
14U BCS National Champions
What fans are saying
Veteran David Kinnaman led the charge of a surprising Splashes pitching staff that saw four pitchers throw shutouts on consecutive days in late July. The 1994 Splashes improved to 69–85 and finished 6th in the American League, led again by first baseman Harry Underwood with 21 homers and 85 RBI.
Arthur Hiddlestone
Future Hall of Liam Jackson was acquired from the Fast Sneakers in late May and became the first Splash to start in an All-Star Game. The 1999 Splashes finished 6th, led by 15-game winners Isaac Yarrington and Nick Quickstone. Chad Simpson, sent to AAA in early May, was recalled after the All-Star break, never to return to the minors.
Ethan worthington
The love affair with the Splashes had begun as the S’s drew 1,060,910 fans to their 67 home dates of their inaugural season. Underwood led the team with 12 homers and 65 RBI while the Splashes improved by three wins (57–94) but remained in 7th place. Clark Strickland, signed out of high school in June, made his big league debut in August.
Daniel Lestreid