Retaining only five players from the 2003 Astros team, the 2004 Astros retooled and brought on new faces that would propel them into the 38AA playoffs as first seed. Adding several NABA veterans including a core group from the former 28+ Championship team Hollywood Stars, the 2004 Astros finished 1st with a record of 14-7. losing the first round playoff game only made them hungrier.

In 2005 a new name and more new faces put the finishing touches on a team ready for Championship play.  Adding several players from the 2004 Free Agents team where the finishing touches needed for a strong roster. A new name and uniforms gave the team  a whole new image and pride while shacking the Astros stigma of losing ways. The 2005 finished 12-8 and were second seed in the playoffs. We defeated the Valley Cats in the Playoffs and were the underdogs heading into the 2005 championship match versus the dreaded Sharks. Down 0-1, losing 12-8 in the first game, the Seals fought back and swept the last two games to win the 38AA championship. 

The 2006 team saw some old faces leave and new faces join. The season started slow as we lost our first 3 out of 5 games as well as our last 4 games. Going 6-4 during a mid season stretch was not enough to make the playoffs as the Dragons edge us out by one game.

Great teammates, great times!!! Thanks to al the Seals

Welcome to the new team web site. The name "Seals" comes from the legendary San Francisco Seals of the old Pacific Coast league. 

In the tradition of the legendary San Francisco Seals of the old Pacific Coast league,  the Sacramento Seals will strive to be fiery, competitive and successful!! 

2005 Championship game Box Score

2005 stats

2004 stats