Expos News

09/12/2026

The 19u Expos have announced their 2027 team CAPTAIN.
Congratulations Gibby Gibson who recently accepted the honor and will take the baton from his predecessor AJ Perrin.
Gibby is attending UCLA and will be the UCLA bullpen catcher as a freshman.
He finished high school with a GPA far exceeding 4.0 as well as being a seasoned musician and dancer.
Gibby is a born leader who has not only EARNED great admiration and respect from his coaches but more importantly from his teammates.
CONGRATULATIONS and well deserved!

The Expos are building a team for 2027 that promises to be their best in recent years. They have already locked in 16 players and will select the remaining roster this coming week.
There is no doubt they have made significant improvements.
The Expos have fabulous plans already in place for 2027 highlighted by a two week trip to Mount Rushmore, Devil’s Tower, Deadwood, Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer State Park, Bison herds and the Badlands.
Sandwiched around those excursions will be great tournaments in Gillette and Cheyenne Wyoming which includes some of the best teams in the nation.
The excitement and anticipation is growing faster than weeds on the warning track . . . LET’s GO EXPOS . . . !

09/11/2026

A deserved tribute to AJ PERRIN who graduates with honors . . . . . . .
The 2026 chapter has officially closed as memories of the trip to the world series fades . . . The recent 2027 tryouts are over and the Expos roster for next season is already locked down and the excitement builds with anticipation off the charts.
We want to take a moment and pause while we respectfully, with great gratitude, say goodbye to the mainstay of the Expos for the past four years . . . The team’s best infielder . . . The team leader . . . The team’s 2026 captain has aged out and graduates with honor!
We want to wish AJ Perrin our heartfelt best and thank him, along with his mom (Katrina) and his dad (Jeremy) for their unwavering support and commitment to the team always putting others before themselves.
Character, work ethic and commitment are what the Expos are all about and the Perrin family exemplifies all those values.
Forever members of the FEBA family!!!
We will truly miss this family!
THANK YOU . . . !

09/09/2026

TRYOUTS were EXCELLENT . . . It was a record turnout and the character of those participating was on full display.
Tonight will be the final public FEBA tryout and then we delve into individual workouts (by invitation only) whereas we can really get into 1-on-1 instruction and evaluations.
No doubt a few hidden gems were uncovered Tuesday night . . . Both the Expos, and TC, coaching staffs were thoroughly impressed.
LAST CHANCE IS TONIGHT . . . Then the open tryouts close and the difficult process of selecting the best of the best begins.
So many great young men . . . IMPRESSIVE!
Next summer promises to be exciting with a capital “E” . . .
Tryouts tonight are again at Laurel Creek Park
1050 Cement Hill Road
Fairfield, CA 94533

09/08/2026

TRYOUTS today and tomorrow at 6:30pm.
Laurel Creek Park
1050 Cement Hill Road
Fairfield, CA 94533
These tryouts are for the 19u Expos and the 17u TC team . . . Tryouts for the other FEBA teams will take place on another date
Call (707)888-6532 for questions.

09/06/2026

09/03/2026

Dylan Eddings . . . 93 mph fastball

Expos ace pitcher Dylan Eddings threw the fastest pitch in the recent world series clocked at 93 mph, pitching against eventual national champion Lincoln Nebraska.
The Expos played the nation’s #1 team tough but ended up losing 4-2.
Dylan also hit the only Expos homerun in the series, a 365 foot shot over the leftfield wall

09/02/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT . . .
FEBA is having joint tryouts for the 19u Expos College Prep Team and the 17u TC Team on Tuesday September 8 and Wednesday September 9 at 6:30pm each day.
The tryouts will be conducted at Laurel Creek Park - 1050 Cement Hill Road - Fairfield CA.
Players who were born in 2008 thru 2013 are welcome to attend.
Registration will be handled at the tryouts.

08/24/2026

This is a story of class . . . Pure class!
The Expos beat Texas 5-4 in game 1 of the Western Regional Tournament and then beat them again in the championship game 4-3.
That sent the Expos to the World Series and sent Texas, the four time champion, back home.
That’s not the end of the story.
The top official in Texas, 90 year old Don Toohey, drove his car all the way to Shelby NC to cheer the Expos on . . . He and his son Gene took all the Expos players, coaches and parents out to dinner at the world series and they picked up the entire tab.
The gesture was pure class and the Expos brought them into the FEBA Family inviting them to join the team for team activities at the tournament.
Good people . . . Good times . . . Friends forever!

08/24/2026

Expos catcher Gibby Gibson does it all . . .
Gibby might be the best defensive catcher in Northern California?
On the Expos trek to the World Series Gibby put on quite a show.
Seven runners tried to steal a base in the Western Regional Tournament and Gibby threw out all seven. He also picked two runners off base.
That 9 outs really crushed the opposition and helped the Expos defeat California State Champion Clovis twice in the final week 13-5 and 5-1 . . . Then they beat the Nevada State Champion Reno 3-2 and finally the beat four time Western Regional Champion Texas twice 5-4 and 4-3 and that sent the Expos to the World Series in Shelby North Carolina.

Gibby is headed to UCLA and hopes to earn a job on the the great UCLA baseball team, but baseball is not all he does . . . Gibby plays a musical instrument and has a greater than 4.0 GPA.

He has been the mist indispensable Expos player for the past two seasons.
He’s a great young man and to know him is a total pleasure!