2024 Lake Elsinore Storm Roster

California League (CALL) - Class: A
Team Record: 71-58
Finished 1st in the CALL's South Division
Manager: Lukas Ray (71-58)
Affiliation: San Diego Padres
Location: Lake Elsinore, California
Ballpark: The Diamond (Stadium)
Attendance: 102,920, Avg. 1,559 in 66 home dates
2024 Lake Elsinore Storm Statistics

Playoffs - Lake Elsinore Storm 2 games, Visalia Rawhide 0
Finals - Modesto Nuts 2 games, Lake Elsinore Storm 1

The Lake Elsinore Storm of the California League ended the 2024 season with a record of 71 wins and 58 losses, finishing first in the league's South Division.

The Storm plated 757 runs and gave up 699 runs. Leo De Vries paced Lake Elsinore with 11 home runs Braedon Karpathios recorded 57 runs batted in and topped all qualifying hitters on the roster by connecting at a .252 clip. Alejandro Lugo and Javier Chacon led the team with 6 wins each.

Xander Bogaerts, Dan Camarena, Luis Campusano, Tom Cosgrove, Joe Musgrove, Wandy Peralta and Bradgley Rodriguez were all players from the 2024 Lake Elsinore Storm who played in the Majors during their careers.

Lukas Ray served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Zac AddkisonRRJune 24, 20026'4"225Grapevine, TX US
Thomas BalboniLRJuly 6, 20006'4"185Naples, FL US
Sean BarnettRRJune 22, 20036'2"200St. Louis, MO US
Jay BeshearsRRMay 6, 20026'4"215Naples, FL US
Xander BogaertsRROctober 1, 19926'1"210Oranjestad, AW
Brandon ButterworthRRAugust 29, 20025'11"168Charlotte, NC US
Dan CamarenaLLNovember 9, 19926'0"210Bonita, CA US
Alain CamouLRNovember 1, 20035'11"150Phoenix, AZ US
Jacob CampbellRRMay 21, 20006'0"200Janesville, WI US
Luis CampusanoRRSeptember 29, 19985'10"215Augusta, GA US
Javier ChaconLLDecember 24, 20025'11"190La Habana, La Habana CU
B. Y. ChoiLRApril 30, 20026'3"203Seoul, KR
Spence CoffmanRRJanuary 7, 20046'1"170Corinth, MS US
Keegan CollettRRJuly 27, 19986'3"215Waxahachie, TX US
Tom CosgroveLLJune 14, 19966'2"190Staten Island, NY US
Jack CostelloRRMay 17, 20016'1"205Thousand Oaks, CA US
Leo De VriesSROctober 11, 20066'0"183Azua, Azua DO
Brendan DurfeeLRJuly 31, 20016'3"221Pasadena, CA US
Breck EichelbergerRRMarch 15, 20006'4"195St. George, UT US
Luis GermanRROctober 14, 20016'2"160Sabana Grande de Palenque, San Cristobal DO
J. D. GonzalezLROctober 3, 20056'0"182Caguas, PR
Harry GustinSLMay 6, 20026'0"160Aurora, CO US
Luis GutierrezLLJuly 31, 20036'0"175Cabimas, Zulia VE
Dillon HeadLLOctober 11, 20046'0"185Chicago, IL US
Wyatt HoffmanRRMarch 16, 19995'9"160San Diego, CA US
Kaden HollowLRMarch 17, 20016'1"210Nampa, ID US
Ryan JacksonRRNovember 27, 20015'10"180Walnut Creek, CA US
Bernard JoseRRMarch 3, 20035'11"160Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Braedon KarpathiosLLJune 19, 20036'1"186Willow Street, PA US
Lamar KingRRDecember 7, 20036'3"215Vancouver, BC CA
Ian KoenigLRApril 9, 20016'2"225San Jose, CA US
Yerry LandinezSRJanuary 20, 20016'1"170San Felipe, Yaracuy VE
Oswaldo LinaresRRApril 28, 20035'11"150Cagua, Aragua VE
Ethan LongRRMay 10, 20016'3"215Mesa, AZ US
Isaiah LoweRRMay 7, 20036'1"220Shelby, NC US
Alejandro LugoRRAugust 20, 20026'0"165Maracay, Aragua VE
Josh MallitzRROctober 20, 20016'3"210Boca Raton, FL US
Dwayne MatosRRNovember 7, 20006'1"154Cabral, Barahona DO
Miguel MendezRRJuly 1, 20026'2"165San Juan de la Maguana, San Juan DO
Maikel MirallesRROctober 22, 20045'11"160Maracay, Aragua VE
Carson MontgomeryRRAugust 13, 20026'3"215Windermere, FL US
Adan MorenoRRSeptember 8, 20046'1"185Victoria, Durango MX
Johan MorenoRRMarch 26, 20036'1"180Coro, Falcon VE
Joe MusgroveRRDecember 4, 19926'5"235El Cajon, CA US
Tyson NeighborsRROctober 9, 20026'2"220Sulphur Springs, TX US
Kleiber OlmedoRRAugust 23, 20046'1"155La Guaira, La Guaira VE
Yovannki PascualLLAugust 4, 20025'11"185Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Wandy PeraltaLLJuly 27, 19916'0"220San Francisco de Macoris, Duarte DO
Zack QinLLJuly 3, 20056'1"198Nanjing, CN
Jose Luis ReyesRRAugust 20, 20025'9"189Mexicali, Baja California MX
Kai RobertsLRMarch 15, 20016'5"205Orem, UT US
Kobe RobinsonRRMarch 3, 20016'2"160Alcoa, TN US
Bradgley RodriguezRRNovember 16, 20036'1"160Petare, Miranda VE
Carlos RodriguezSRMay 12, 20035'10"155Cumana, Sucre VE
Jonney RosarioRRJuly 28, 20045'10"185Maracaibo, Zulia VE
Xavier RuizRRNovember 19, 20026'1"180San Cristobal, San Cristobal DO
Braian SalazarLLJune 12, 20056'2"165Barcelona, Anzoategui VE
Jose SanabriaRROctober 30, 20025'10"150La Victoria, Aragua VE
Romeo SanabriaLRMay 2, 20026'2"200Miami, FL US
Fernando SanchezLLSeptember 13, 20006'0"198Ciudad Obregon, Sonora MX
Jackson SmeltzLLSeptember 14, 19986'3"210Lafayette, IN US
Miguel ValdezRRAugust 1, 20036'0"170Palenque, DO
Chase ValentineRRApril 21, 20025'11"160Denver, CO US
Will VarmetteRRFebruary 28, 20036'2"195Huntsville, AL US
Rosman VerdugoRRFebruary 2, 20055'11"175Ensenada, Baja California MX
Colton VincentSRJanuary 25, 20006'1"187Palmetto, FL US
Nick VogtRRAugust 4, 20006'1"185Modesto, CA US
Sam WhitingRRDecember 15, 20006'3"220Sacramento, CA US
Ryan WilsonRRJanuary 12, 20026'1"195Durham, NC US
Eric YostRROctober 15, 20026'1"205White Plains, NY US

Average attendance is based upon the number of actual home dates where known (most leagues from 1992 and later). Where the number of home dates is not known, the average is calculated using half the team's total games.



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