The History of Team USA Deaf Baseball

Competition History

Since 1996, USA Deaf Baseball has been selecting teams of talented deaf baseball players to represent the United States in various international competitions.

2026

USA Deaf Baseball participated in three different tournaments and friendly series in Las Vegas, Iowa, and Rochester to prep for the World Deaf Baseball Championship in Kanagawa, Japan in November.

2024

The first World Deaf Baseball Championship was held in Taiwan, and the USA team earned the silver medal. Japan was the gold medal winners.

2000

The World Deaf Friendly Games were hosted at Gallaudet University, where the USA team emerged victorious with the gold medal.

1998

The Japan-American Deaf Goodwill Baseball Games took place in Japan, with the USA team securing the gold medal.

1996

The Venezuela Pan Am Baseball Championship was held in Venezuela, where the USA Deaf Baseball Team won the gold medal.

2026 Iowa Team USA Roster

Head Coach – #16 Jonny Furman

#25 Austin Altman

#22 Curt Anderson

#55 Stefan Anderson

#12 Elijah Arenbias

#21 Mitchell Bensman

#20 William Chapman

#9 Ben Daniel

#26 Darren Drolsbaugh

#8 Roberto Garcia

#17 Maddox Garvey

#12 Nathan Rudik

#11 Chris Santoro

#7 Ethan Tingey

#4 Cameron Upton

NRI – Travis Carrizales

NRI – Bo Gerbracht

NRI – Carl Upton

Results

USA Deaf vs Mid-Iowa All-Stars13-7, W
USA Deaf vs Mid-Iowa All-Stars12-15, L
USA Deaf vs Mid-Iowa All-Stars10-3, W

2026 Las Vegas Team USA Roster

Head Coach – #16 Jonny Furman
Assistant Coaches – #2 Kenny Long, #19 Tyson Gillies #33 Danny Gabel

#25 Austin Altman

#22 Curt Anderson

#55 Stefan Anderson

#57 Damon Biskupiak

#7 Darico Castillo

#20 William Chapman

#9 Ben Daniel

#26 Darren Drolsbaugh

#24 Jake Grindstaff

#1 Kyle Gumm

#17 Tyson Hill

#5 Eric Long

#40 Rafi Rodriguez

#12 Nathan Rudik

#11 Chris Santoro

#3 Austin Sliva-Wynne

#7 Ethan Tingey

#4 Cameron Upton

#99 Joshua Wojnar

Results

USA Deaf vs Las Vegas Mastiffs8-7, W
USA Deaf vs Seattle Cascades4-7, L
USA Deaf vs DoLife Cougars0-12, L
USA Deaf vs Motor City Mariners2-11, L

International deaf baseball competitions were revived in 2024 for the first ever World Deaf Baseball Championship in Taiwan. The 2024 USA Deaf Baseball Team was managed by ccoaches Kenny Long, Danny Gabel, Siah Huseby, and led by captains Jake Grindstaff, Darren Drolsbaugh, and Chester Kuschmider. Team USA won a silver medal, losing to the Japan team 13-5.

Medals

  1. Japan
  2. USA
  3. Taiwan
  4. Korea
  5. Mexico

Results

USA vs Korea17-2, W
USA vs Taiwan5-6, L
USA vs Japan6-11, L
USA vs Mexico13-1, W

Knockout Rounds

Semi-Finals
USA vs Taiwan
14-2, W
Championship Game
USA vs Japan
5-13, L

2024 Team USA Roster

Coaches – #17 Jill Bianco, #2 Kenny Long, #33 Danny Gabel, #27 Siah Huseby

#55 Stefan Anderson

#21 Mitchell Bensman

#30 Kolton Dickerson

#12 Jaxson Dingel

#26 Darren Drolsbaugh

#1 Kyle Gumm

#24 Jake Grindstaff

#3 Jaylen Johnson

#44 Chester Kuschmider

#5 Eric Long

#11 Jason Marple Sr.

#32 Kenneth McBride

#10 Miguel Pavao

#42 Connor Rosko

#4 Ethan Sheppeck

#7 Shea Sliva-Wynne

Medals

  1. USA
  2. Japan
  3. Cuba
  4. Venezuela
  5. Canada

The World Deaf Friendly Games were
hosted at Gallaudet University, where
the USA team emerged victorious with
the gold medal.

2000 Team USA Roster

Head Coach – #25 Jeff Salit

Assistant Coach – #1 Kris Gould

#8 Mike Barrera

#16 Chad Bowe

#23 John Clearly

#24 Chris Furzland

#9 Clyde Greene

#27 Rob Harrison

#3 Herston

#26 Siah Huseby

#2 CT Karnowski

#33 Rory Osbrink

#22 Ronnie Robinson

#1 Rafi Rodriguez

#7 Matt Runyon

#5 Clint Squires

#99 Cy Saunders

#10 Scott Waldorf

#17 Jason Wynne

Medals

  1. USA
  2. Japan

In 1998, (Deaf-Japan) head coach Jeff Salit-led U.S. team took home the gold medal from the Japan Games.

Results

USA vs Japan6-1, W
USA vs Fukuoka2-0, W
USA vs Gifu2-0, W
USA vs Tokyo2-1, W

1998 Team USA Roster

Head Coach – #25 Jeff Salit

Assistant Coach – #30 Saul Gevarter

#20 Darin Clauson

#10 Tony Crosta

#4 Sean Gill

#17 Siah Huseby

#24 Paul Langinis

#14 John Lawson

#32 Mike Mannino

#23 Ken McBride

#33 Rory Osbrink

#11 Rick Poppe

#7 Jerry Solomon

#5 Clint Squires

#21 Clint Valerio

Medals

  1. USA
  2. Venezuela

Among the first teams of national deaf players that USA Baseball fielded was the 1996 U.S. Deaf Baseball Team, managed by head coach Jeff Salit.

Results

USA Deaf Baseball3-0
Venezuela National Deaf Team0-2
Venezuela National Hearing Team0-1

1996 Team USA Roster

Head Coach – #25 Jeff Salit

#32 Chance Chris

#23 John Cleary

#10 Tony Crosta

#27 Adam Dworkin

#4 Sean Gill

#28 Rob Harrison

#17 Siah Huseby

#23 Ken McBride

#33 Rory Osbrink

#24 Joey Polito

#11 Rick Poppe

#22 Ronnie Robinson

#1 Chris Rodgers

#7 Jerry Solomon

#5 Clint Squires

#21 Thomas Valerio