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Panathinaikos Baseball Club
Information
LeagueGreek Baseball League
LocationAthens, Greece
BallparkHellinikon Stadium
FoundedMarch 2014
Nickname(s)The Trifolium
League championships2014
ColorsGreen, White    
ManagerTom Mazarakis
Websitepanathinaikos1908.gr
Uniforms
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Panathinaikos AC Baseball Team was founded in 2014. Panathinaikos was the first club which organized a baseball game in Greece in 1946.[1]

History

After the end of World War II Panathinaikos A.O attempted to create new sections in the stadium of Leoforou after they repaired it from the damages of German nazi occupation and placed headlights and the new sports ground at the junction of Queen Sophia and Tsoha. Among the sports that were selected was baseball,basketball and handball.

In April 1946 sailed into the bay Phalericon the American Battleship Missouri which had inside the top sporting facilities and between the crew serving exceptional athletes. The athlete of Panathinaikos Kostas Zogas organized baseball matches,basketball and hockey. On 11 April 1946 the Tennis Avenue hosted the first recorded baseball game in Greece between American warships Missouri and Providence. The second baseball game in Greece held again in golf Avenue on June 3, 1955. Team formed by Americans and Greek soldiers prevailed with a score of 14-10.[2]

The department of Panathinaikos baseball was created in March 2014. The first official appearance of the team was the participation in the Greek Cup games against Aris Baseball Club ArisThessaloniki.

Honours

2015 roster

Panathinaikos Baseball roster - Qualifier European Cup 2015
Active roster Coaches
Pitchers
Catchers
  •  2 Keith Gilmour
  • 27 Georgios Pipergias

Infielders

  •  3 Peter Tountas
  •  8 Nikos Mazarakis
  • 12 Thomas Lekas
  • 21 Akhtar Rasool
  • 30 Panagiotis Cheilakis
  • 31 Alexandros Panagiotarakos

Outfielders

  •  5 Michael Luna
  •  7 Georgios Soulis
  •  9 Konstantinos Skrimponis
  • 10 Georgios Tsouloufas
  • 17 Spiros Pashalis Ghizas
  • 19 Athanasios Konstas
  • 20 Max Gouoren
  • 33 Athanasios Markou
  • 42 Manolis Mazarakis
  • 38 Iasonas Zachos
  • 66 Garifalos Fradelos
Manager
  • 54 Tom Mazarakis

Coaches

  • 35 Nikolaos Antoniadis


Source: baseballstats.eu[3]

References