2012 Media Guide
Contents
Billings Mustangs ....................................................................................................................................... 2
Grand Junction Rockies ............................................................................................................................ 4
Great Falls Voyagers ................................................................................................................................. 6
Helena Brewers .......................................................................................................................................... 8
Idaho Falls Chuckars ............................................................................................................................... 10
Missoula Osprey ....................................................................................................................................... 12
Orem Owlz................................................................................................................................................. 14
Ogden Raptors ......................................................................................................................................... 16
League Map .............................................................................................................................................. 17
League Schedule ..................................................................................................................................... 18
1
Billings Mustangs
The 2012 season marks the fifth season that the Mustangs have called Dehler Park home, and the 60th
year of Mustangs professional baseball in Billings. Last season, third baseman Sean Buckley was
selected to the Pioneer League All-Star Team - batting .289 and finishing tied for third in the league with
14 home runs. Ace left-hander Tony Cingrani paced the Billings pitching staff with 80 strikeouts, ranking
him 4th in PBL play, with an impressive 13.3 strikeout-to-walk ratio and an average of 14 strikeouts per 9
innings. First baseman Robert Maddox was the Mustangs primary source of power, posting team bests
with 16 HR and 51 RBI to go with a .282 batting average in 63 games. Despite posting the best overall
record in the Northern Division at 44-32, the Mustangs became just the third such team to miss the PBL
playoffs since split-season play began in 1995.
Name of Team
Affiliation
Years in the Pioneer League
Mailing address
Delivery Address
Office Phone
Email Address
Website
Facebook
Twitter
General Manager
President
Billings Mustangs
Cincinnati Reds
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PO Box 1553, Billings, MT 59103-1553
Dehler Park, 2611 9th Avenue North, Billings, MT 59101
406-252-1241
mustangs@billingsmustangs.com
www.billingsmustangs.com
https://www.facebook.com/billingsmustangs
@MustangsMiLB
Gary Roller
Woody Hahn
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Sr. Dir., Corp. Sales & Partnerships
Sr. Dir., Broadcasting & Media Rel.
Sr. Dir., Food & Beverage Services
Sr. Dir., Field Maint. & Facilities
Manager, Clubhouse Operations
Intern, Stadium Operations
Public Address Announcer
Official Scorer
Ballpark Name
Seating Capacity
Ballpark Location
Dimensions
Starting Times
Field Manager
Hitting Coach
Pitching Coach
Athletic Trainer
Strength and Conditioning
Team Physician
Team Optometrist
2011 Attendance Record
Radio Station
Play-by-Play Announcer
News Beat Writers
Farm System
Spring Training Address & phone #
Manager
Ticket Prices
Chris Marshall
Ryan Schuiling
Curt Prchal
John Barta
Jim Klemann
Hunter Jurgens
Kyle Riley
Matt Schoonover
Dehler Park
3,071
2611 9th Avenue North
Billings, MT 59101
329 LF / 410 CF / 350 RF
7:05 pm (Monday thru Saturday), 2:05 pm (Sunday)
Pat Kelly (2nd Season)
Ray Martinez (1st Season)
Tony Fossas (1st Season)
Clete Sigwart (1st Season)
Rigo Febles (2nd Season)
Dr. James S. Elliott, M.D., Dr. Steve J. Klepps, M.D.
Dr. Brian Linde
109,881
105 The X, KYSX-FM 105.1; www.105thexonline.com
Ryan Schuiling
Mike Scherting, Greg Rachac
Cincinnati Reds (MLB - National League)
Louisville Bats (AAA International League)
Pensacola Blue Wahoos (AA - Southern League)
Bakersfield Blaze (A+ - California League)
Dayton Dragons (A - Midwest League)
Goodyear Ballpark
1933 South Ballpark Way
Goodyear, AZ 85338
623-882-3130
Pat Kelly (2nd Season)
Club Box: $9.00
Dugout Box: $7.00 (Child/Sr. $6.00)
Field Box: $5.00 (Child/Sr. $4.00)
Bleachers: $4.00
Standing Room: $3.00
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Grand Junction Rockies
The Grand Junction Rockies (Rookie League Affiliate of the Colorado Rockies) will play their inaugural
season in 2012. The move from Casper, WY (Rockies/Ghosts) was made official in October of 2011.
During their eleven seasons in Casper, the organization developed over 40 players who would later play
in a major league game. Casper produced four Pioneer League Pitchers of the year since their first
season in 2001 (Samuel Deduno-2004, Brandon Hynick-2006, Chris Balcom-Miller-2009, and Albert
Campos-2010). Casper‘s Ryan Shealy won the Pioneer League MVP Award in 2002. The Grand
Junction Rockies will be managed by longtime organization coach Tony Diaz. Diaz coached in Casper
during the entire eleven year history of the ball-club (hitting coach from 2001-2006). Tony Diaz took over
as manager for Casper in 2007 after veteran skipper P.J. Carey left the Colorado organization. The
Grand Junction Rockies begin a new era in a very rich baseball tradition filled area. The NJCAA World
Series has been a staple of the western slope of Colorado (Grand Junction) since 1958 and Colorado
Mesa University has one of the most respected NCAA Division II baseball programs in the country.
Suplizio Field, the official baseball home for the NJCAA World Series, CMU and the Grand Junction
Rockies, has recently under gone an 8.3 million dollar renovation which has guaranteed the City of Grand
Junction the NJCAA World Series and Grand Junction Rockies baseball for many years to come.
Name of Team
Mailing Address
Office Phone
Website
Facebook
Twitter
General Manager
Owners
Grand Junction Rockies
Suplizio Field
1315 North Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-255-7625
gjrockies.com
http://www.facebook.com/GrandJunctionRockies
@gjrockies
Tim Ray
GJR, LLC
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Assistant General Manager
Operations Manager
Business Manager
Stadium
Seating Capacity
Stadium Location
Dimensions
Starting Times
Field Manager
Hitting Coach
Pitching Coach
Athletic Trainer
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Medical
Chiropractor
Radio Station
Play-by-Play Announcer
Beat Writers
Spring Training Address & Phone
Ticket Prices
Michael Ruvolo
Stephanie Hays
Marlyn Black
Suplizio Field
7,014
12th St. and North Ave.
Grand Junction, Colorado 81501
LF-302, LC-410, CF-400, RC-380, RF-333
Monday-Saturday (7:05pm) Sunday’s (2:05pm)
Tony Diaz
Drew Sailor
Ryan Kibler
Josh Guterman
Zach Rivera
Internal: Dr. Dilaawar Mistry, Orthopedic: Dr. Mitchell Copeland
Mark Leistico, D.C.
“The Vault” 92.3FM
Adam Spolane
Patti Arnold, Allen Gemaehlich (Daily Sentinel)
Salt River Fields @ Talking Stick
7555 North Pima Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
480-362-2800
Reserved Seating – $10, $8
Children (3 and up) $7.00
Less than 3 years of age (Free)
5
Great Falls Voyagers
The history of the Great Falls Voyagers is rich and dates back to 1892. In 2011, the Voyagers won their
13th pennant as champions of the Pioneer League. Ace pitcher Blair Walters led the way and was named
Pioneer League Pitcher of the Year and a member the PBL All Star Team. The Voyagers’ home, Centene
Stadium, was built in 1940 in the classic “jewel box” style. New renovations have given the ballpark
modern amenities while maintaining the vintage historical charm. 2012 marks the 10 th season the
Voyagers have been proud members of the Chicago White Sox farm system. In the past, the Voyagers
have also been affiliated with the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants. For over 60 years,
the Voyagers have been owned by a group of community business leaders and local baseball
enthusiasts. Baseball legends like Pedro Martinez, Bobby Cox, and hall-of-famers Joe Tinker and Joe
“Iron Man” McGinnity spent days of their playing career in Great Falls.
Name of Team
Affiliation
Years in the Pioneer League
Mailing and Delivery Address
Office Phone
Email Address
Website
Facebook
Twitter
President/General Manager
Principal Owners
Assistant General Manager
Sales Manager
Ticket Sales Manager
Director of Group Sales
Accountant
Ballpark Name
Seating Capacity
Ballpark Location
Dimensions
Great Falls Voyagers
Chicago White Sox
1015 25th Street North
Great Falls, MT 59401
406-452-5311
info@gfvoyagers.com
www.gfvoyagers.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/VoyagersGreat-Falls-BaseballClub/165462024075
@gfvoyagers
Kattie Meyer, General Manager
Vinney Purpura, President
Scott Reasoner
Erik Wolf
Kelly Wombacher
Sarah Connors
Evelyne Miller
Centene Stadium
3,000
1015 25th Street North
Great Falls, MT 59401
LF – 335, CF-415, RF-335
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Starting Times
Field Manager
Hitting Coach
Pitching Coach
Athletic Trainer
Strength and Conditioning
Radio Station
Play-by-Play Announcer
Press Box Contact information
News Beat Writer
Farm System
Spring Training Address & phone #
Ticket Prices
Mon-Sat 7pm, Sunday 1 pm
Ryan Newman
Charlie Poe
Brian Drahman
James Kruk
Ryan Carrol
ESPN Radio 99.9
Adam Seidel
radio@gfvoyagers.com
Scott Mansch, Great Falls Tribune
Chicago White Sox
U.S. Cellular Field
333 W. 35th Street
Chicago, IL 60616
312-674-1000
Camelback Ranch
10710 West Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ 85037
623-302-5200
Box Seats $9.00
Adult GA $6.00
Child GA (age 3-12 $4.00 & under 3 is FREE)
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Helena Brewers
Pioneer League baseball began play in Helena in 1978 as the Helena Phillies. Six years later, the
organization became an affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers and changed their name to the Helena Gold
Sox. In 1987, the Gold Sox became the Helena Brewers and the name has stuck ever since. As a
Brewers affiliate, the organization has compiled 9 division titles, as well as league championships in 1984,
1995, 1996, and 2010. The franchise, has graduated several notable alumni including George Bell, Ryan
Braun, Jeff Cirillo, Geoff Jenkins, Jonathan Lucroy, Ryne Sandberg, Gary Sheffield and Greg Vaughn.
The Brewers play their home games at Historic Kindrick Legion Field, which opened in 1932. Kindrick
Legion Field has a capacity of 2,100 and boasts what many believe to be the best view in baseball and
was featured in David Lamb’s book The Stolen Season. Throughout the game fans from any vantage
point experience the breath taking sight of Mount Ascension in left field and Mount Helena looming over
the right field fence.
Name of Team
Affiliation
Years in the Pioneer League
Mailing address
Delivery Address
Office Phone
Website
Facebook
Twitter
Helena Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers
1978-1983 Helena Phillies,1984-1986 Helena Gold Sox, 19872000, 2003-present Helena Brewers
PO Box 6756
Helena, MT 59604
1300 N Ewing St
Helena, MT 59601
406-495-0500
www.helenabrewers.net
www.facebook.com/helenabrewers
@helenabrewers
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President and General Manager
Principal Owners
Dir. of Marketing and Group Sales
Dir. of Operations and Ticketing
Dir. of Broadcasting & Media Rel.
Director of Food and Beverage
Accountant
Controller
Ballpark Name
Ballpark Location
Ballpark Dimensions
Seating Capacity
Starting Times
Field Manager
Hitting Coach
Pitching Coach
Trainer
Strength and Conditioning
2011 Attendance Record
Radio Station
Play-by-Play
Press Box Contact information
Farm System
Spring Training Address & phone #
Ticket Prices
Paul Fetz
D.G. Elmore
Nick Allen
Morgan Halpert
Steve Wendt
Ted Buiter
Amy Lonza
Peter Rumley
Kindrick Legion Field (1932)
1300 N. Warren Street
Helena, MT 59601
LF: 335 - CF: 400 - RF: 325
2100
Mon-Sat 7:05, Sun 1:05
Jeff Isom
Don Money
Elvin Nina
Jimmy Gentry
Matt Cole
37,484
KCAP 1340-AM
Steve Wendt
406-495-0500
Milwaukee Brewers
Maryvale Baseball Park
3805 N 53rd Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85031
602-534-6449
Box Seats $9.00
Reserve Adult $8.00
Reserve Child $8.00
Adult GA $6.00
Child GA (age 12 & under) $5.00
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Idaho Falls Chuckars
Baseball has been played in Idaho Falls since the early 1900’s. In fact, an Idaho Falls club belonged to
the short-lived Utah-Idaho League between the years of 1926-1928. It wasn’t until 1940 that the Idaho
Russets joined the relatively new Pioneer League. The Russets replaced one of the inaugural teams of
the Pioneer League, the Lewiston Indians. Two years later, play was suspended for just about all of
Minor League Baseball for World War II. Baseball officially started again in 1946.
In 1955, the Idaho Falls Russets became a “Farm Club” for the first time; no longer being locally owned.
An invention from baseball’s infamous Branch Rickey, the farm system would allow Major League teams
to partially own, or support financially, several minor league teams. In return, those minor league teams
would develop and train players for that particular Major League club. Idaho Falls became a “farm club”
for the Detroit Tigers, which whom they would remain with until 1959.
Highland Park was the home of Professional Baseball in Idaho Falls until 1975, when fire damage
completely destroyed the main grandstand. Rebuilding at the same location, McDermott Field was built
and ready for the start of the 1976 season. Between Highland Park and McDermott Field, the longest
continual member of the Pioneer League has belonged to the city of Idaho Falls.
After many years of name changes due to different Major League affiliations, the Idaho Falls Padres
became the Idaho Falls Chukars in 2004. In that same year, the Chukars also became the new proud
affiliate of the Kansas City Royals. Two years later, the Chukars would play their last season at
McDermott Field. On Monday, October 30th of 2006, a ceremonial groundbreaking took place to honor
McDermott Field, and to break ground for Idaho Falls’ new ballpark, Melaleuca Field.
Name of Team
Affiliation
Years in the Pioneer League
Mailing address
Idaho Falls Chuckers
Kansas City Royals
1940 as the Idaho Russets
900 Jim Garchow Way
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Office Phone
Email Address
Website
Facebook
Twitter
Blog
General
Principal Owners
Managing Partners
Assistant General Manager
Dir. of Marketing/Public Relations
Ballpark Name
Seating Capacity
Ballpark Location
Ballpark Dimensions
Starting Times
Field Manager
Hitting Coach
Pitching Coach
Trainer
Strength and Conditioning
2011 Attendance Record
Radio
Play-by-Play Announcer
News Beat Writer
Farm System
Spring Training Address and phone
Ticket Prices
Idaho Falls ID, 83402
208-522-8363
adaugherty@ifchukars.com
www.ifchukars.com
www.facebook.com/IdahoFallsChukars
@ifchukars
chukarsblog.mlblogs.com
Kevin Greene
David Elmore
The Elmore Sports Group
Andrew Daugherty
Aaron Cox
Melaleuca Field
3,600
900 Jim Garchow Way
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
LF: 350 - CF: 390 - RF: 333
Monday-Saturday: 7:15 p.m., Sunday: 4:00 p.m.
Omar Ramirez
Justin Gemoll
Jerry Nyman
Kyle Torgerson
Nathan Dine
94,426
ESPN 980 AM
John Balginy & Aaron Cox
Mike Lycklama
Kansas City Royals
Surprise Stadium
15960 N. Bullard Ave
Surprise, Arizona
800-745-3000
Box Seats $10
Adult GA $7
Child (age 12 & under) $5
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Missoula Osprey
The Missoula Osprey begin their 14th season in Missoula in 2012. Fresh off of a playoff appearance, the
second one in three seasons, the Osprey have won the Pioneer League championship twice (1999,
2006), played for a championship in 2009, and have two other playoff appearances in its history (2001,
2011). As of May 2012, 36 former Osprey have gone on to play in the Major Leagues.
Name of Team
Affiliation
Years in the Pioneer League
Website
Mailing Address
President
Vice President
Executive Vice President
Vice President/General Manager
VP Finance/Merchandising
General Manager/Operations
Director of Retail Operations
Office Administrator
Box Office Manager
Director of Food, Bev. & Hospitality
Head Groundskeeper
Missoula Osprey
Arizona Diamondbacks
2012 will be the 14th season for the franchise in Missoula
www.missoulaosprey.com
140 N. Higgins, Suite 201
Missoula, MT 59802
Mike Ellis
Judy Ellis
Matt Ellis
Jeff Griffin
Shelly Ellis
Jared Amoss
Kim Johns
Nola Hunter
Andrew Brown
Brittany Jones
Rob Partain
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Manager
Pitching Coach
Hitting Coach
Trainer
Strength Coach
Live Radio Broadcasts
Radio Broadcaster/Media Relations
Official Scorers
Newspaper
Spring Training Address and Phone
Starting Times
Ballpark Name
Ballpark Location
Seating Capacity
Dimensions
Surface
Andy Green
Gil Heredia
J.R. House
Masamichi Abe
Matt Tenney
KMPT-AM 930
Ben Catley
Dan Hunter, Dave Kinsey
Missoulian
Arizona Diamondbacks
P.O. Box 2095
Phoenix, AZ 85001
(P) 602-462-6500
(F) 602-462-6600
Mon. - Sat. 7:05 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM
Ogren Park @ Allegiance Field
700 Cregg Lane
Missoula, MT 59802
3,500 (2,500 seats, 1,000 grass)
LF-309, CF-398, RF-287, RCF “triple alley”-401
Natural Grass
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Orem Owlz
Since joining the Pioneer League in the 2001 season the Orem Owlz franchise has been one of the most
successful in all of Minor League Baseball. The franchise has captured 4 Pioneer League
Championships, 9 Southern Division Titles, and has qualified for the playoffs in each of its 11 years in the
league.
Name of Team
Affiliation
Years in the Pioneer League
Mailing & Delivery address
Orem Owlz
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
12 (2001)
970 W. University Parkway
Orem, UT 84058
Office Phone
801-377-2255
Email Address
fan@oremowlz.com
Website
http://www.oremowlz.com
Facebook
facebook.com/owlzfanpage
Twitter
twitter.com/oremowlz
Managing Partner
Jeff Katofsky
General Manager
Brett Crane
Dir. of Marketing/Public Relations
Jillian Dingee
Dir. of Group Sales/Ticket Office
Barry Winterton
Dir. of Sales and Markerting
Jed Chrisman
Director of IT
Julie Hatch
Dir. of Broadcasting/Media Relations Brandon Marcus
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Ballpark Name
Seating Capacity
Dimensions
Starting Times
Field Manager
Hitting Coach
Pitching Coach
Athletic Trainer
Strength and Conditioning
Medical
2011 Attendance Record
Radio Station
Play-by-Play Announcer
News Beat Writers
Farm System
Spring Training Address
Spring Training Phone
Ticket Prices
Home of the Owlz
6,000
LF- 305’, LC- 427’, CF- 408’, RC- 388’, RF- 312’
7:05 (Mon-Sat) 4:05 (Sunday)
Tom Kotchman
Brian Betancourth
Zeke Zimmerman
Chris Wells
Brian Buck
Dr. Mitchell Pratte
106,250
Webcast Only
Brandon Marcus
Neil Warner (Provo Daily Herald), Jonathan Boldt (UVU Review)
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Diablo Complex
2225 W. Westcourt Way
Tempe, AZ 85282
480-858-7555
Premium $10
Reserved $7
General Admission $4
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Ogden Raptors
Name of Team
Affiliation
Mailing & Delivery address
Office Phone
Email Address
Website
Twitter
Principal Owners
President
Food/Beverage Director
Stadium Director
Ballpark Address
Ogden Raptors
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lindquist Field
2330 Lincoln Avenue
Ogden, UT 84401
801-393-2400
Raptorbags@gmail.com
www.ogden-raptors.com
@ogdenraptors
Dave Baggott, John E. Lindquist
Dave Baggott
Louise Hilliard
Geri Kopinski
Lindquist Field
2330 Lincoln Ave.
Ogden, UT 84401
Seating Capacity
Dimensions
Starting Times
Field Manager
Hitting Coach
Pitching Coach
Team Physician
7,000
LF-335, CF 400, RCF 355, RF 335
Mon-Sat. 7:00 p.m., Sun. 4:00 p.m.
Damon Berryhill
Doug Mientkiewicz
Bill Simas
Dr. John Edwards of Mountain Orthopedics
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League Map
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League Schedule
2012
PIONEER
(41C)
LEAGUE
BIL
GTF
HEL
MIS
IDF
OGD
ORM
GDJ
19 / 19
19 / 19
19 / 19
19 / 19
19 / 19
19 / 19
19 / 19
19 / 19
GTF
ORM
GDJ
GTF
ORM
GDJ
ORM
GDJ
Monday
18-Jun
MIS
Tuesday
19-Jun
MIS
Wednesday
20-Jun
MIS
HEL
Thursday
21-Jun
MIS
HEL
Friday
22-Jun
BIL
GTF
Saturday
23-Jun
BIL
GTF
OGD
IDF
Sunday
24-Jun
BIL
GTF
OGD
IDF
Monday
25-Jun
BIL
MIS
IDF
ORM
Tuesday
26-Jun
BIL
MIS
IDF
ORM
Wednesday
27-Jun
GTF
HEL
IDF
Thursday
28-Jun
GTF
HEL
GDJ
Friday
29-Jun
GTF
Saturday
30-Jun
HEL
Sunday
1-Jul
HEL
Monday
2-Jul
Tuesday
3-Jul
Wednesday
4-Jul
HEL
MIS
Thursday
5-Jul
HEL
MIS
ORM
IDF
Friday
6-Jul
HEL
MIS
ORM
IDF
Saturday
7-Jul
BIL
MIS
IDF
OGD
Sunday
8-Jul
BIL
MIS
IDF
OGD
Monday
9-Jul
Tuesday
10-Jul
MLB
Wednesday
11-Jul
Thursday
12-Jul
Friday
13-Jul
ORM
Saturday
14-Jul
GDJ
Sunday
15-Jul
GDJ
Monday
16-Jul
GDJ
Tuesday
17-Jul
GDJ
Wednesday
18-Jul
OFF
Thursday
Friday
GDJ
OGD
GDJ
OGD
HEL
GDJ
ORM
IDF
IDF
BIL
OGD
GDJ
BIL
OGD
GDJ
GTF
BIL
OGD
GDJ
GTF
BIL
OGD
ORM
OGD
ORM
BIL
MIS
ALL
STAR
GAME
MLB
ALL
ORM
GDJ
HEL
GTF
ORM
GDJ
HEL
GTF
GDJ
HEL
GTF
ORM
GTF
HEL
ORM
GTF
HEL
ORM
GTF
HEL
ORM
GTF
HEL
OFF
OFF
OFF
IDF
OGD
STAR
GAME
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
19-Jul
OGD
IDF
BIL
MIS
20-Jul
OGD
IDF
BIL
MIS
Saturday
21-Jul
OGD
IDF
BIL
MIS
Sunday
22-Jul
OGD
IDF
BIL
MIS
Monday
23-Jul
IDF
OGD
MIS
BIL
Tuesday
24-Jul
IDF
OGD
MIS
BIL
Wednesday
25-Jul
IDF
OGD
Thursday
26-Jul
OFF
OFF
OFF
Friday
27-Jul
Saturday
28-Jul
OFF
OFF
OFF
HEL
GTF
GDJ
ORM
HEL
GTF
GDJ
ORM
MIS
BIL
OFF
OFF
18
MIS
IDF
OGD
Sunday
29-Jul
HEL
BIL
GTF
HEL
GTF
GDJ
ORM
Monday
30-Jul
GTF
HEL
GDJ
ORM
Tuesday
31-Jul
GTF
HEL
Wednesday
1-Aug
MIS
Thursday
2-Aug
MIS
Friday
3-Aug
MIS
BIL
Saturday
4-Aug
GTF
HEL
Sunday
5-Aug
GTF
HEL
Monday
6-Aug
GTF
HEL
Tuesday
7-Aug
BIL
Wednesday
8-Aug
BIL
Thursday
9-Aug
BIL
Friday
10-Aug
GDJ
Saturday
11-Aug
Sunday
12-Aug
OFF
Monday
13-Aug
IDF
Tuesday
14-Aug
IDF
Wednesday
15-Aug
Thursday
16-Aug
Friday
17-Aug
Saturday
18-Aug
Sunday
19-Aug
OGD
Monday
20-Aug
OFF
OFF
BIL
MIS
Tuesday
21-Aug
ORM
GDJ
BIL
MIS
Wednesday
22-Aug
ORM
GDJ
BIL
MIS
Thursday
23-Aug
ORM
GDJ
BIL
MIS
Friday
24-Aug
ORM
GDJ
MIS
BIL
Saturday
25-Aug
GDJ
ORM
MIS
BIL
Sunday
26-Aug
GDJ
ORM
MIS
BIL
Monday
27-Aug
OFF
GDJ
ORM
OFF
OFF
OFF
Tuesday
28-Aug
HEL
GTF
GDJ
Wednesday
29-Aug
HEL
GTF
GDJ
Thursday
30-Aug
MIS
HEL
Friday
31-Aug
MIS
Saturday
1-Sep
MIS
Sunday
2-Sep
MIS
HEL
Monday
3-Sep
MIS
Tuesday
4-Sep
MIS
Wednesday
5-Sep
GTF
BIL
ORM
OGD
Thursday
6-Sep
GTF
BIL
ORM
OGD
IDF
ORM
BIL
IDF
ORM
BIL
IDF
ORM
IDF
OGD
IDF
OGD
IDF
OGD
OGD
GDJ
MIS
OGD
GDJ
MIS
OGD
GDJ
MIS
ORM
GDJ
BIL
ORM
GDJ
GTF
BIL
ORM
GDJ
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
GTF
OFF
ORM
OFF
OFF
OGD
GTF
HEL
OGD
GTF
HEL
IDF
OGD
GTF
HEL
OGD
IDF
HEL
GTF
OGD
IDF
HEL
GTF
OGD
IDF
HEL
GTF
HEL
GTF
OFF
OFF
IDF
OGD
OGD
IDF
GDJ
HEL
IDF
GDJ
HEL
ORM
IDF
ORM
BIL
IDF
OGD
BIL
OGD
IDF
IDF
19