PANAMA CITY, Fla. — In chilly conditions on Florida’s Gulf Coast, the Mustangs Baseball Club delivered a near-flawless performance when it mattered most, defeating the powerhouse Yonder Travelers, 6–2, to capture the championship in impressive fashion.

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The Pack went 4–0 in the round robin, with victories over the Mustangs, Alabama Bandits, Maine Diamond Dogs, and Atlanta Astros.

Boston’s offense was led by Delgado, David Oliver, Eddie Fuller, Luis Ramos, and German Rivera, and they were backed by strong pitching from Edgardo Mercado, JT Tomlinson, and Enrique Ayala.

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"What makes this championship even bigger is the history behind it. This year marks the 26th participation of Venezuela Criollos in the Fall Classic in the last 27 years, a standard of consistency that very few teams can claim.

In that stretch, Criollos have now won the Fall Classic three times. That’s not just a great week of baseball; that’s a legacy built over decades: showing up, competing, and finishing on top." Javier Riccobono, manager

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"In our very first season playing alongside our sons and daughter, we did it!  We won the elusive championship ring together, losing only one game all week.

As fathers and kids, arms around each other, crying and laughing on that field, we knew we would remember it for a lifetime.  What an unbelievable, emotional, once-in-a-lifetime gift." Rickey Hinkle, manager

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The Tri-Valley MSBL in California has been around since 1992 and is also a major player and force in the MSBL national tournament scene, especially the MSBL World Series, held annually in Arizona every fall.

Bruce Fraser has been at the helm since 2019 and has helped grow the league to 26 teams, representing six divisions, including a new 72+ division in 2026.

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Battling through less-than-optimal weather conditions, cool temperatures, steady winds, and off-and-on rain that tested both focus and footing, the Cardinals never wavered. Instead, they rose to the challenge, going 4–0 on the weekend and outscoring their opponents by a commanding 64–5 margin

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This is an amazing story of an amazing baseball family, as you will soon find out as you read on.  Jason Womack, and his wife Brittany, reside in San Diego, as Jason is our next subject in our continuing MSBL League Profile series for 2026.

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