The Dodge City A's baseball team of Dodge City, Kansas is a member of the Jayhawk League.

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Our fifth season of summer collegiate baseball began Friday, June 3rd.  The A's are a member of the Jayhawk League along with  the
Liberal BeeJays, Hays Larks, El Dorado Broncos, Derby Twins and Haysville Heat.  The A's will play a 46-game schedule during the   
months of June and July.  Home for the A's will be Cavalier Field in the St. Mary's of the Plains complex.  The A's players come to
Dodge City from all parts of the country and represent some of the top collegiate baseball programs.  Players are recruited here to be 
part of a top notch summer baseball program.

 

Jayhawk League Standings Dodge City A's News and Sponsors
Team W L Win Pct. GB
Haysville 22 12 0.647  -
Hays  20 14 0.588 2.0
Derby  19  15 0.559 3.0
Liberal  18    15 0.545 3.5
Dodge City  11   22 0.3333 10.5
El Dorado 11  23 0.324
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The Dodge offense was also playing well. In the bottom of the second, Louis Cazares hit a two-run home run to give the A’s the early lead, and eventual only runs of the game. 

Despite the A’s not making the playoffs, Stephenson did find some bright spots on the entire season and summer.

“I think really from the standpoint of how the organization went, it was a much better year in terms of host families, the type of players that we had, a lot of the things the players got involved with,” Stephenson said. “The camps that we run and a lot of those things went really well. And it’s continuing to grow and get better.”

 Most of the players will head back to college to finish playing for their school in the fall and spring. Stephenson felt like some of the individuals could have had a better summer, but overall, the players improved and took away a lot from the season. 

“Some of these guys will tell you that in some cases they didn’t play to there capabilities,” Stephenson said. “And you know it hurt with a couple people who left early and a couple guys who got hurt, sometimes leaves you a little shorthanded. I think some of them have made some changes and got better and I think.

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