Presque Isle Hall Of Fame


Hall Of Fame Players


Hall of Famer Ben Coleman
United States   #1 - Ben Coleman [ID #31800]     OF
Home Town: Rancho Cordova, California           School: none
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (S)           Throws (R)           Positions: OF 1b 2b 3b
Games 1750, AVE .293, OBP .335, SLG .540, OPS .875, H 1945, 2B 499, 3B 41, HR 354, RBI 1070, SB 1
Notes: 11 All-Star Appearances    
3-time All-League Outfielder    
2015 Most Valuable Player    
Starter for 12 seasons
All-time HR team record


Hall of Famer Keith Chikafuji
United States   #2 - Keith Chikafuji [ID #39384]     P
Home Town: Chicago, Illinois           School: none
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (R)           Throws (R)           Positions: P
Games 387, W 118, L 107, S 17, CG 67, SHO 11, ERA 3.29, BAA .243, WHIP 1.282, IP 2136⅔, K 822
Notes: Owns some of the best pitching seasons in Vikings history.    
4 All-Star appearances during Vikings career.


Hall of Famer Félix Serrano
Mexico   #20 - Félix Serrano [ID #81305]     OF
Home Town: Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico           School: none
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (R)           Throws (R)           Positions: OF
Games 1252, AVE .303, OBP .357, SLG .466, OPS .823, H 1552, 2B 443, 3B 50, HR 98, RBI 846, SB 214
Notes: Vikings batting average career record-holder.

Best player in modern franchise history.


Hall of Famer Juan Pablo Berrios
United States   #24 - Juan Pablo Berrios [ID #111773]     C
Home Town: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania           College: Saint Joseph`s University           Drafted: 2023, Round #6 by Mountain View Yellow Jackets
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (R)           Throws (R)           Positions: C
Games 972, AVE .296, OBP .354, SLG .461, OPS .814, H 992, 2B 245, 3B 17, HR 91, RBI 511, SB 150
Notes: One of the greatest Vikings of the modern era, Berrios consistently outperformed expectations and proved that a player need not have a great scouting pedigree to be a great player.


Hall of Famer Jevon Lowery
United States   #33 - Jevon Lowery [ID #247232]     P
Home Town: Southfield, Michigan           High School: City High School           Drafted: 2043, Round #2 by Presque Isle Vikings
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (R)           Throws (R)           Positions: P
Games 1182, W 110, L 75, S 138, ERA 2.69, BAA .214, WHIP 1.041, IP 1778⅔, K 1488
Notes: A second-round pick in 2043, Lowery immediately had great expectations thrust upon him, yet he met them in an unusual way. A starting pitcher in the minors, Lowery transitioned to relief work to make the team in his age 24 season, and it was there where he found success. In 2051, his first full season, Lowery tossed a whopping 140.2 IP en route to the Rookie of the Year award and an All-Star appearance. He would continue to throw high volume relief for the rest of his career, only falling below 100 IP in his first and final seasons. Lowery helped re-define the role of a relief pitcher and left behind an imprint on the team philosophy that will not be matched.


Hall of Famer Cruz Toca
United States   #58 - Cruz Toca [ID #101863]     SS
Home Town: Des Moines, Iowa           School: none
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (L)           Throws (R)           Positions: SS c
Games 1710, AVE .278, OBP .350, SLG .449, OPS .800, H 1820, 2B 457, 3B 48, HR 189, RBI 1074, SB 137
Notes: Notes: Toca was one of the cornerstones of the Vikings defense, winning four gold gloves at shortstop. A part of the franchise from the age of 17 until his retirement at 35, Toca was the 2028 Rookie of the Year, and proceeded to receive five All-Star and three All-League selections over the course of his career. Toca was a feared hitter as well, slashing above average nearly every year of his career.


Hall of Famer Cory Sheppard
United States   #59 - Cory Sheppard [ID #129461]     OF
Home Town: Arlington, Texas           College: Texas Southern University           Drafted: 2027, Round #1 by Presque Isle Vikings
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (L)           Throws (L)           Positions: OF
Games 1523, AVE .276, OBP .350, SLG .482, OPS .833, H 1588, 2B 442, 3B 47, HR 218, RBI 1004, SB 29
Notes: A six-time All-Star and two-time All-Leaguer, Sheppard is one of the greatest players to come through the Vikings' minor league system. A consistently solid hitter and defender, Sheppard manned center field for 11 seasons for Berlin/Presque Isle, before finishing his career with Mount Prospect and Springfield.


Hall of Famer Luis Roldán
Dominican Republic   #60 - Luis Roldán [ID #121352]     2B
Home Town: San Pedro de Macorís, Dominican Republic           School: none           Drafted: 2025, Round #6 by Presque Isle Vikings
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (R)           Throws (R)           Positions: 2B of
Games 1911, AVE .275, OBP .350, SLG .523, OPS .873, H 2138, 2B 560, 3B 98, HR 388, RBI 1367, SB 934
Notes: The long time DH for the Vikings, Roldan was an absolutely game-changing superstar, both on the basepaths and at the plate. His 934 stolen bases rank second in franchise history, his 388 homeruns are a franchise best, and his 149 PotG are mind-boggling.

A six-time all-star, two-time all-league, one-time MVP, and a member of the Dominican National Team, Roldan will forever be remembered for his impact on the game.


Hall of Famer Nicolas Zelaya
United States   #84 - Nicolas Zelaya [ID #160193]     OF
Home Town: Tinley Park, Illinois           School: none           Drafted: 2033, Round #2 by Presque Isle Vikings
Hall Of Famer                     Bats (S)           Throws (R)           Positions: OF
Games 1719, AVE .258, OBP .360, SLG .488, OPS .848, H 1680, 2B 424, 3B 31, HR 338, RBI 1176, SB 2
Notes: Zelaya was initially notable as the second draft pick (and first hitter) of the new ownership, however he soon blossomed into far more than that. The 5-time All-Star and 2-time All-League outfielder was most notable for his incredible patience at the plate, becoming the only Vikings player to ever draw over 1000 walks (1044). However, his power was nothing to sneeze at, as he hit 33+ homers in six consecutive seasons, including a 40 HR campaign. He even won a CF Gold Glove in one of his final seasons.

Zelaya's name was already going to be found in the history books regardless, but he is sure to be mentioned a lot more after a stellar career.