Alumni Spotlight

Where Are They Now?

From the diamond to the boardroom, from coaching to entrepreneurship—read inspiring stories from your fellow Mainers and see where the game has taken them.

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FEATURED STORY

From Goodall Park to Fenway: Adam Duvall's MLB Journey

Played for Mainers: 2009

Adam Duvall made history in 2023 as the first Sanford Mainer ever to wear a Boston Red Sox uniform. After suiting up for the Mainers in the NECBL summer of 2009, Duvall went on to become an MLB All-Star, Gold Glove winner, and World Series champion with the Atlanta Braves. His $7 million contract with Boston is a testament to the talent developed right here at Goodall Park.

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PRO CAREER

Jake Sullivan's Minor League Dream

Played: 2015-2017

Jake's time with the Mainers prepared him for the jump to minor league baseball, where he's currently playing AA ball for the Portland Sea Dogs.

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BUSINESS SUCCESS

Tom Chen: Tech Entrepreneur

Played: 2011-2013

The teamwork and discipline Tom learned as a Mainers catcher translated perfectly into the startup world. He recently sold his tech company for $12M.

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GIVING BACK

Sarah Martinez: Youth Coach

Played: 2016-2018

As one of the few female Mainers players, Sarah now runs a youth baseball program teaching the game to underserved communities in Maine.

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MEDICAL FIELD

Dr. James Wilson: Sports Medicine

Played: 2009-2011

A shoulder injury ended James' playing career but sparked his passion for sports medicine. He now treats professional athletes across New England.

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COMMUNITY LEADER

Dave Patterson: City Councilor

Played: 2005-2007

Dave's leadership on the field translated to public service. He's now serving his second term on the Sanford City Council, advocating for youth sports.

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CREATIVE CAREER

Marcus Reid: Music Producer

Played: 2014-2016

Marcus found his rhythm on the baseball field and in the recording studio. He's now producing for major artists in Nashville and credits baseball for his work ethic.

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Your journey matters. Whether you're coaching, running a business, or pursuing your dreams—your story can inspire fellow Mainers and future players.

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