History:
The O’KEIKI Baseball Club concept was founded in March 1984 as the brainchild of Coach Al Muramoto and Coach Sal Godoy who met when their sons played T-ball together at Frontier Little League in Cerritos, California. The two shared a unique style of coaching and a real love for the game of baseball. Their desire to share this “love for baseball” with their community’s youth led to the first O’KEIKI Baseball Club clinic in the fall of 1986. The response was overwhelming. The anticipated turnout of approximately 20 players soon grew to more than 50 players. Clinic participants were instructed in the baseball fundamentals of fielding, batting, bunting, pitching, base running and sliding, but most importantly on the O’KEIKI Principles that stress teamwork and the development of character and self-esteem. With the success of the first clinic and the encouragement of the participants and parents, a second clinic was scheduled for the fall of 1988 and the development of long-range goals started taking direction. O’KEIKI Baseball Club’s long range goal was to become a traveling youth baseball team. Plans were curtailed when both the Godoy and Muramoto families moved from Cerritos in 1988/1989. Coach Al and his family moved to La Habra, California and Coach Sal and his family to his native Oxnard, California. The two families became involved with their new community baseball leagues but continued to keep in close contact.
In the summer of 1991, Coach Al decided to resurrect the “dream” of the traveling team and the first O’KEIKI Baseball Club traveling team was established in La Habra. The team participated in its first youth baseball tournament in Long Beach, California and the experiences were very rewarding. Coach Sal and his son were invited to join the core team of ten (10) La Habra area boys who were to participate in the American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC) winter baseball circuit. The team added four (4) players from the Oxnard area and competed against high caliber teams throughout the Southern California area in tournaments in Fallbrook, Del Obispo/Dana Point, South Gate, Whittier, and Los Alamitos. Initially the team struggled, however the most valuable lesson learned that first season was that determination and hard work equate success, which showed in O’KEIKI Baseball Club’s second (2nd) place finish at the 1991 Los Alamitos Thanksgiving Day Tournament in the divisional age group of 11-12.
In the fall of 1992, Coach Sal Godoy and Gil Ramirez organized the first all Ventura County youth baseball team – GOLD COAST PIRATES. The Pirates enjoyed enormous success as a result of the dedication of both parents and players and the support provided by local boosters and the La Habra O’KEIKI Team and Coach Al Muramoto. The La Habra O’KEIKI team moved into the next divisional age group (13-14) in the 1992 winter baseball circuit. Playing against older experienced players proved to be a great learning year for the players.
In the Fall of 1993, the La Habra O’KEIKI-ALIIS and the Oxnard O’KEIKI- GOLD COAST PIRATES teams became very strong in their respective age groups of 14 & under and 13 & under during the 1993 winter baseball circuit. By adding players to the La Habra O’ KEIKI – ALIIS from Ventura County, Anaheim, and Diamond Bar the team participated in the following tournaments. The G.A.P./Gold Coast Classic in Oxnard; the Westchester Thanksgiving Day Tournament which the O’KEIKI-ALIIS team placed second (2nd); in the O’KEIKI Winter Tournament the La Habra O’KEIKI-ALIIS team placed first (1st); and in the 1994 O’KEIKI President Day Tournament the O’KEIKI-ALIIS team placed second (2nd).
The Oxnard O’KEIKI – GOLD COAST PIRATES participated in their own tournament – G.A.P./Gold Coast Baseball Classic in Oxnard placed first (1st) in their age bracket, in the Las Vegas Invitational Tournament placed second (2nd) and the POWAY Thanksgiving Day Tournament.
During August of 1994, the La Habra O’KEIKI-ALIIS team made their first out of state trip to Hawaii. There the La Habra O’KEIKI-ALIIS played 4 games against Mid-Pacific Institute High School, a high school power that made the Hawaii High School Baseball State Tournament the past 5 years and winners of 3 straight State Championships (90-92) and a Hawaii all-star Team.
In September of 1994, the La Habra O’KEIKI Baseball Club started a 10 & under Team for Tournament Competition. These future baseball players were trained utilizing the O’KEIKI principals of teamwork, character development, and self-esteem. The O’KEIKI Warriors took 2nd place in the 1st Annual O’KEIKI Toys for Tot tournament held in December of 1994, 2nd Place in the BELL Eagles Tournament in February of 1995, then took 3rd place in the 1995 AAU competition.
In the SPRING of 1995, the 10 & under team were entered into the AABC Metro League (Willie Mays Division). With a total of 13 teams in the division, the division was split into the East and West, consisting of teams from (Ventura County, Orange County and LA County). The 10 & under team placed 1st in the East Bracket of the Willie Mays Division and qualified for the 1995 AABC Regional Tournament. The 10 & under players have grown steadily over the past months, making the O’KEIKI Warriors one of the Top 10 & under teams in the AABC Central Region.
During June/July of 1995, the La Habra O’KEIKI Baseball Club 10 & under, and 15 & under teams participated in another major state tournament (C.A.B.A.). The 10 & under team won the C.A.B.A. State Tournament and earned the honor to participate in the C.A.B.A. 1995 World Series held in Aurelia, Iowa, where they placed 5th out of 16 teams. During August of 1995, both age division teams participated in the 19th Annual Invitational Goodwill Tournament in Ontario, California, against teams from Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, Canada, Mexico, Korea, Utah, Arizona, and other California Teams from Bakersfield, Montebello, Irvine and Ontario. This was the first year that the Invitational Goodwill Tournament had a Bobby Sox divisional age teams participate. The La Habra O’KEIKI Baseball Club added 2 divisional age Bobby Sox Teams (10 & under and 16 & under) to its organization for participation in the Tournament.
In Sept of 1995, a new 14 & under age division team was added to the La Habra O’Keiki Baseball Club organization. The new 14 & under team participated in 3 major tournament, the first was the Thanksgiving in Whittier, then in O’KEIKI’s own 2nd Annual Toys for Tots in December 1996, then the O’KEIKI’s 4th Annual President’s Day Tournament in February of 1996. In the 4th Annual President’s Day Tournament the 12 & under team took 2nd Place. The new team played in the AABC 14 & under Division in the spring of 1996, as well as the 11 year old team who participated in the 12 & under Division of the AABC Metro traveling League. In Aug of 1996, two teams (18 & under and 12 & under) from the O’Keiki organization participated in the 20th Annual Invitational Goodwill Tournament in Anchorage, Alaska. The trip was a great experience for all the players and parents who stayed at a Laverne Griffin Church campsite in Wasilla, Alaska which is approximately 1 hour Northwest from Anchorage. The boys went fishing, canoe riding, glacier hiking, and sight seeing and played baseball. The teams spend 10 days in Alaska and even got to see a Moose in downtown Anchorage. O’Keiki 2 divisional team records where 12 & under (4-4) and the 18 & under (6-1-2)
In Sept of 1996, a new 16 & under divisional team was added to the La Habra O’KEIKI Baseball Club organization giving the La Habra O’KEIKI Baseball Club 4 divisional age teams. (12 & under, 14 & under, 16 & under and the 18 & under). In November of 1996 during Thanksgiving the 18 & under team hosted a tournament, then in December of 1996 the 3rd annual Toys for Tots Tournament was held for 4 divisional age groups (10 & under; 12 & under; 14 & under and 16 & under). O’KEIKI’S 18 & under team took 1st place in the Inglewood 1996 Thanksgiving Day Tournament. The 18 & under team participated in the Brea-Olinda High School Christmas Tournament which was held on Dec 21, 22, 23, 1996. In O’KEIKI’S 3rd annual Toys for Tots Tournament, in the 16 & under division the O’Keiki 16 & under team took 3rd place and in the 12 & under division the O’Keiki Warriors took 1st Place.
The 1997 spring season ended on a good note for the 12 & under & 16 & under divisional teams who participated in the AABC State Tournament in their respective divisions. This year was a trying year for the 12 & under, taking 2nd place in the C.A.B.A. State/Regional Tournament and missing the opportunity to go to another C.A.B.A. World Series. Playing 3 games in 1day in the C.A.B.A. State/Regional Tournament winning 2 out of 3, being 5-0 in the Irvine Memorial Day Tournament, then losing a 3 inning Semi-Final game 3-2, and not being in the Finals. The 14 & under and 18 & under divisional teams also had a very difficult AABC season.
In August of 1997, 3 divisional teams (12 & under, 16 & under and 18 & under) participated in the 21st Annual Invitational Goodwill Tournament in Provo, Utah. All 3 teams stayed at the Provo Park Hilton Hotel and had a great time. There were 2 Korean teams and 2 Mexican teams, entered in this year’s tournament. O’Keiki’s 3 divisional teams all came back with winning records (12 & under 6-1-1, 16 & under 8-2-1, 18 & under 4-3). This year was the 1st Home Run Derby and two of O’Keiki’s players placed (Mitch Bialosky – 1st place 11 & under, and Matt Brundige – 3rd place 17 & under). In November of 1997, the 12 & under Team moved up in divisional play and participated as a 13 & under team in the Monterey Park Angels Thanksgiving Day Tournament taking 2nd Place. In the 4th Annual Toys for Tots Tournament the O’Keiki 16 & under team took 3rd Place and the O’Keiki Warriors 13 & under team took 2nd place. This was the last year for O’Keiki Aliis 18 & under team under Joe Orona, due to Pro Scout teams taking our players.
The 1998 spring the O’Keiki organization added 2 more teams in the 12 & under division. The O’Keiki Warriors and the O’Keiki Panthers participated in the AABC Pee Wee Reese Division in the Metro League. The O’Keiki Panthers took 1st place in the Metro AABC Pee Reese Division. Both the Warriors and Panthers participated in the AABC State tournament hosted by the O’Keiki 12 & under Warriors at Pathfinder Regional Park in Rowland Heights. The O’Keiki Panthers took 2nd and went on to the AABC Regional where again they took 2nd place. The O’Keiki 12 & under Warriors participated in Cooperstown “Dream” Tournament in July and placed 1st out of 44 teams. The O’Keiki 12 & under Warriors were invited back for the “Super Series” Dream Tournament in August at Cooperstown, New York where the place 3rd in the nation. The O’Keiki 13 & under Warriors team participated in the NABF regional Tournament and the Foothill Knights Memorial Tournament where they placed 2nd. The O’Keiki 13 & under Warrior team took 1st place in the Boys of Summer II tournament in Encino in July. Over the Labor Day weekend in September, the O’Keiki 13 & under team participated in the 14 & Under Triple Crown Wood Bat Tournament in Longmont, Colorado where they took 1st place. Both O’Keiki’s 12 & under teams and O’Keiki’s 13 & under team participated in the 22nd Annual International Goodwill tournament held in Montebello, California. During the month of October, the City of La Habra presented O’Keiki Baseball Club with a proclamation for winning the Cooperstown “Dream” Tournament by the O’Keiki 12 & under Warriors in July. Also within the month of October the O’Keiki 13 & under Warriors now called the O’Keiki 14 & under Warrior team held it’s 1st “Woody” (Wood Bat) Tournament placing 2nd losing the Championship game by a score of 1 – 0 to the Monterey Park Red team. In November, the O’Keiki 14 & under Warrior team participated in the USSAB Thanksgiving Day Tournament in San Diego, but after winning their 1st game, the tournament was cancelled due to rain. The 5th Annual Toys for Tots Tournament was a great success with a team participating in the 13 & under division from Portland, Oregon (BIOFORCE), and collected more than 600 + toys. The O’Keiki 12 & under Orioles took 1st Place, the O’Keiki 14 & under Warriors took 2nd place, the O’Keiki 13 & under Warriors took 3rd place and a substitute 16 & under team Sonora Spirits took 1st place in the 16 & under division. This was the last year for O’Keiki’s 16 & under team under Bernard Eichenberger, due to the previous experience with Pro Scout teams taking our players, O’Keiki did not form an 18 & under team.
The 1999 spring the O’Keiki organization has added 2 more 12 & under Teams, the O’Keiki Orioles and the O’Keiki Waves. The O’Keiki 14 & under Warrior team took 2nd place in the Monterey Park Tournament in January. The O’Keiki 13 & under Warriors team took 2nd place in the San Bernardino President Day tournament in February. The O’Keiki 12 & under Orioles took 1st place in the USSSA qualifier to become the number 1 seeded in the World Series in Kansas City for this July. The O’Keiki 14 & under Warrior team took 2nd place in the Memorial Day 1999 Challenge in Palm Springs, losing the championship game to the Encinitas Reds and accumulating a 5-1 win/lost record. The O’Keiki 12 & under Waves placed 2nd in the Metro Pee Reese Division and participate in the 1999 AABC Pee Wee Reese State tournament in San Marcos, California.
The O’Keiki 14 & under Warriors team left for Alaska on July 16th – July 26th to participate in games with the Alaska‘s JV & Varsity American Legion teams. The team again stayed in Wasilla at the La Verne Griffin Youth Camp site. This year the team traveled to Kenai and was hosted by the Kenai Twins. The O’Keiki 14 & under Warriors team came back from Alaska with a 7-1 record, losing only to an All State Alaska 14 & under team by 1 run in 8 innings. The highlight of the trip was beating the Kenai Twins Varsity American Legion team in 2 games by the score of 4-3 and a come from behind victory of 6-3. The team also learned how to play in the rain, especially against Chugiak High School, when the field & ball was soak and wet, and there was pouring rain during the game. O’Keiki did win the game by a score of 6-5 with home runs by Benny Nieto and Jon Muramoto. The overall hitting by the O’Keiki 14 & under Warrior team was outstanding in Alaska. Team Batting average of .450 and outstanding Pitching.
The 23rd Goodwill International Tournament was held in Irvine, California (August 13-20, 1999). O’Keiki had 4 participating teams, 12 & under, 14 & under and 2 teams in the 16 & under divisions. In the 16 & under division both O’Keiki Aliis (1-1-3) & Warriors (3-2) utilized wood bats against the Utah Vipers, Montebello Brewers and Irvine. In the other divisions, there were teams from Japan, Taiwan, Texas, Hawaii, Utah and Irvine.
In the fall of 1999, O’Keiki created a High School team, which participated in an All Wood Bat Leagues from August 1999 through October 1999. Coach Joe Orona, returned to coach the newly formed High School team after being away from coaching for 2 years. The 14 & under (Warriors) team will be stepping up to participate as another High School teams in a newly formed Orange County All Wood Bat League by Coach Al. The Aliis did get to participate in the playoffs in the All Wood Bat League.
The 12 & under Waves will be participating in the Hacienda Heights (Highlander Labor Day Tournament) as a 14 & under team. The O’Keiki 13 & Under Warriors have changed to become the O’Keiki 14 & under Monarchs team (which is under a new manager Tim Hogan) will be participating in the Quakes Labor Day Tournament. The O’Keiki Warriors took 1st place (5-0) in the 1999 Quakes Labor Day Beach Classic 15 & under Tournament. The O’Keiki Warriors placed 1st (4-1) in the 1999 Bakersfield Southwest Fall Classic in Bakersfield. The O’Keiki Monarch team won the 14 & Under USSSA qualification tournament in Cathedral City on October 9-10, 1999. The O’Keiki Warriors participated in the 1999 Fall Extravaganza in Mesquite, Nevada October 29-31 in the 16 & Under division winning the tournament with a come from behind victory against Idaho Falls in the championship (8-5). The O’Keiki Warriors record was (5-1) for this tournament. The O’Keiki warriors participated in the 15 & Under USSSA qualification tournament over thanksgiving in Moreno valley losing in the semi-final game to the Cal Mavericks (7-5) and ended with a (4-1) record.
The O’Keiki Monarchs won the 1999 6th Annual Toys for Tots 14 & under division, the O’Keiki Waves won 4th place. The 1999 6th Annual Toys for Tots 16 & Under division was played with Wood Bats and had the O’Keiki Aliis, O’Keiki Warriors and the O’Keiki Monarchs. The 1999 6th Annual Toys for Tots High School division played with Wood Bat was played at Downey High School. TheO’Keiki Aliis, who took 4th place. Even though the O’Keiki Warriors did not play for any of the trophies, they tied the two teams the OC Rascals and San Juan Capistrano Firebirds who eventually played for the High School Toys for Tots championship with identical scores of 2-2. The O’Keiki Monarchs participated in the 1999 14 & Under AAU qualification tournament and took 4th place.
The Year 2000 Spring Season will be eventful for both 14 & under Monarchs and Waves. There will be 2 new 12 & under team will be added to the O’Keiki family, (O’Keiki Sharks & O’Keiki Flames). The O’Keiki Warriors and Aliis will be combining to form one High School team for their trip to Hawaii to participate in 2 Baseball in Paradise high school tournaments (August 2–6 and August 10-13). The 14 & under Monarchs will also be participating in the Baseball in Paradise 15 & under Tournament (August 2-6, 2000). O’ Keiki’s 12 & under team will be participating in the Baseball in Paradise Tournament in August 10-13, 2000 in Hawaii.
The 14 & under Monarchs have entered 4 qualifying tournaments for World Series play and have won 3 tournaments; (2) USSSA tournaments in Palm Springs & Cathedral City, and (1) Triple Crown Tournament. The 14 & under Monarchs did not qualify for the AAU World Series this year. O’ Keiki Warriors will be putting on a Memorial Tournament (May 26- 29, 2000) at Esteli Park in La Habra. The results were the 14 & Under division was won by the Toluca Titans in a well fought game with the O’Keiki Monarchs the Final score 1-0; the 12 & Under division was won by the O’Keiki Flames. The Aliis, Monarchs, Waves and Warrior teams participated in the Summer High School Wood Bat League from June 3-July 23, 2000. The two teams leaving for Hawaii are the Monarchs and Warriors. Upon returning from Hawaii the Warriors, Aliis, Monarchs will be preparing for Labor Day tournaments, then the High School Fall/Winter Wood Bat League (Sept 9- November 19, 2000 & Jan 6-Jan 14, 2001). The Monarchs, Aliis and Warriors will be participating in the “ALL WOOD” Bat League a (competitive 18 & under league) starting on August 19-20, 2000. The O’Keiki team played in 2 Baseball in Paradise tournaments and ended with a record of 4-5. The Final standings in the All Wood Bat League had the Monarchs 6-2; Warriors 6-4; and the Aliis 2-7. What is so amazing is that the Monarchs a (14/15) team played against 19 and under teams and did exceptionally well.
This 2000 Fall season in the HS Fall/Winter Wood Bat League there were 28 teams participating from Bakersfield, High Desert (Hesperia), San Bernardino, South Orange County, Westminster, Irvine, Mission Viejo, San Juan Capistrano, Maywood, Bell, Diamond Bar, Moreno Valley, Fullerton, Ventura and Murrieta.
O’Keiki Warriors and the O’Keiki Aliis went to Mesquite, Nevada to participate in the 2000 Fall Extravaganza October 27-29. The Aliis entered the 18 & under division while the Warriors (defending Champions of the 16 & under division) came back to defend their title. All though the Aliis did not do well in their division, the Warriors defended their championship by going 6-0.
The Warriors playing 4 games on Saturday (playing a game at Mid-night then coming back at 8:30 am for their next game and playing their last game at 4:00 pm) to due to rain. The semi and final games were played in St George, Utah. The Warriors played the Idaho Seminoles in the semi-final game beating them 11-0, and played the Las Vegas wildcats in the championship defeating them 9-0.
Giving the O’Keiki Warriors back to back championship in the 16 & under division in the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Fall Extravaganza.
The O’Keiki Aliis and O’Keiki Warriors are entered into the Irvine Wooden Bat Turkey Bowl Tournament. The O’Keiki Warriors placed 2nd losing to the Capo HS team in the championship game (5-2).
This year the 7th annual Toys for Tots Tournament will be held on Dec 1-3 (10U, 12U & 16U) and Dec 8-10(14U & HS). The 16U and HS divisions will be “Wood Bat”. The number of teams entered into each division: 10U (6); 12U (8); 14U(8); 16U (20); and the HS (16). This year we got a large turnout for the upper 2 divisions and for the tournament overall (58 Teams).
This year (2000) we added 2 more O’Keiki team the 14 & under Titans and the 12 & Under Hawks to the organization. The total number of teams in the organization: 12 & under – Hawks; 13 & under – Flames; 14 & Under – Titans; 15 & under – Waves; 15 & Under – Monarchs; 16 & Under Warriors; 18 & under – Aliis for a total of 7 teams. We have been approached by a 10 & under team who wants to join the organization and a decision will be made after the 7th Annual Toys for Tots Tournament.
The year of 2001 fall season the O’Keiki Warriors participated in the 2001 Fall Extravaganza in October participating in the 18U division. Giving the O’Keiki Warriors back to back to back championship in the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Fall Extravaganza, for 3 straight years. The O’Keiki Warriors team defeated the Arizona Academy Team in the championship game 13-3. ending the tournament with a 6-0 record. In the 8th Annual Toys for Tots tournament the O’Keiki Warriors beat the Colton Nighthawks in the championship game (4-3) to go undefeated with a record of (5-0) and allowing only 5 runs in five games. The Warriors also participated in 2 wood bat leagues (O’Keiki & Inglewood) during the fall/winter and participated in the O’Keiki Summer wood bat league.
In the year of 2002, the O’Keiki Warriors participated in the 1st annual Summer Series Tournament in San Diego, placing 5th out of 16 teams. In the 9th Annual Toys for Tots Tournament, the O’Keiki Warriors placed 3rd, the tournament champion was the Colton Nighthawks. There were 24 teams in the 18U division participating. The O’Keiki Summer Wood league had 24 teams participating and about 30 teams participating in the Fall O’Keiki Wood League. The O’Keiki Warriors participated in the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Fall Extravaganza.
In the year of 2003, the 10th Annual Toys for Tots Tournament, the O’Keiki Titans placed 1st, beating Trombly Baseball Bulldogs (6-3). The O’Keiki Warriors participated in the 2nd Annual Summer Series Tournament, this time the tournament was converted into a Wood Bat Tournament thru the encouragement of Al Muramoto to the tournament director. The O’keiki Warriors participated in the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Fall Extravaganza O’Keiki baseball starts its first collegiate baseball team for the summer of 2003.
In the Year of 2004, the 11th Annual Toys for Tots Tournament, again the Colton Nighthawks regained their championship in this tournament by beating the So Cal Bomber- Chuck team by a score of 10-2. Again the participating teams in the 18U division were 16 teams. The O’Keiki Warriors participated in the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Fall Extravaganza and won First place in the 18 U division. The O’Keiki Wood Bat League in the summer had 20 teams participating and in the fall/winter had 30 teams participating. The O’Keiki Summer and fall wood bat leagues have grown and will continue to grown as more and more teams get introduced to utilizing Wood Bats. O’Keiki’s collegiate team participated in its first full season with about 30-35 baseball games.
In the year of 2005.
In the fall, the O’Keiki Warriors won the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Fall Extravaganza 18U division for the 2nd time in 2 years. Taking 2nd place in the Triple Crown tournament in June in San Diego. The collegiate team played the Irish National team during their tour of the United States. Defeating the Irish National team by a score 6 -3, with alumni O’Keiki collegiate players.
In the year of 2006.
The O’Keiki Warriors won the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Fall Extravaganza 18U division for the 3rd time in 3 years.
In the Triple Crown Thanksgiving Tournament the 18U team was defeated in the semi-final game by the score of 3-2 by the Arizona Blackhawks.
In the year of 2007.
The O’Keiki Warriors won the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Fall Extravaganza 18U division and was knocked out in the semi-final game by the New Mexico team (3-2). Thus breaking the 3 year straight years of being the tournament champions. Then in the Triple Crown Thanksgiving Tournament, the 18U team got revenge by defeating the New Mexico team from the Fall Extravaganza by (7-6) , then defeated the Palm desert Team by a score of (6-5) to win the Triple Crown wood bat championship. In the All wood League, the 18U team took the championship by beating the Boyle Heights Giants team (1-0) in the championship game. The collegiate team participated in the Gold Coast Collegiate wood bat league and finished with a record of 8-2-1.
In the year of 2008.
This year start out with the 18U team playing in the Stockton tournament in June and losing 3 games by 1 run in each game. Then the 18U teams participated in the 4th of July tournament USTBA Firecracker tournament and winning the championship. In the fall, the O’Keiki Warriors won the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Fall Extravaganza 18U division and won the championship by a record of (7-0). This brought the championship in this tournament back to O’Keiki baseball. The 13U team also won the championship for this tournament also. The (2) 16U teams both played in the semi-final round before being defeated. This was a good showing for all four (4) O’Keiki Divisional teams.
In the 15th Toys for Tots tournament the 18U team made it to the semi-final game before being defeated by the Red Sox team, who eventually became the 2008 tournament champion by defeating Trombly Baseball Red team.
In the year of 2009.
O’Keiki participated in the 1st annual Spring ABCL (Amateur Baseball Club League) season in the open division. In the month of July O’Keiki 18U team will be attending 2 major tournaments,. One will be Northern California 18U Wood Bat tournament July 9-12 presented by the Delta Indians Baseball Club. Then the Summer Series tournament in San Deigo July 31-Aug 6.
