- California League Affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

- Announced Annual Attendance: 195,841

- Average Fans Per Game: 2,859

- Additional Individuals who go to San Manual Stadium for Non-Gameday Events: 165,000

- Number of California League Championships: 6

-- 7th Biggest Video Board in all of Minor League Baseball (160 Teams)

- Only Southern Division California League Team to have an LED Ribbon

- Radio Coverage: KOLA, KCXX, KCAL

INLAND EMPIRE 66ERS 101

Age ProfileUnder 18 ............................. 16.7%18 - 34 ............................. 24.8%35 - 49 ............................. 38.2%50 - 64 ............................. 15.7%65+ ............................. 4.6%

Gender ProfileMale ............................. 55%Female ............................. 45%

Marital StatusSingle .............................. 42%Married .............................. 58%

Household Income ProfileUnder $20,000 ........... 9.5%$20,000 - $39,000 ........... 21.3%$40,000 - $59,000 ........... 29.6%$60,000 - $79,000 ........... 18.9%$80,000 - $99,000 ........... 12.2%$$100,000+ ........... 8.5%

Education ProfileHigh School Grad .................. 47.7%College Grad .................. 30.9%College Post Grad .................. 7.0%Trade School .................. 9.5%

Occupational ProfileProfessional .................. 55%Skilled Labor .................. 20%Customer Service .................. 6.3%Management .................. 12.2%Sales/Marketing .................. 11.3%OOther .................. 11.8%

Primary Residence ProfileRent Apt/Condo .................. 21.1%Rent Home .................. 24.9%Own Townhouse/Condo ......... 3.6%Own Home .................. 49.4%

DEMOGRAPHICS

2014 YEAR IN REVIEW

The Inland Empire 66ers had a tremendous 2014 season that was successful on the field courtesy of a major second-half turnaround as well as off the field thanks to tremendous attendance, exciting promotions and charitable giving. Once again, San Manuel Stadium proved the place to be in the Inland Empire when it comes to family entertainment and community pride. The 66ers drew 195,841 fans to the ballpark throughout the regular season, an increase in attendance from the season prior despite losing a game to a rare rain-out.

TThe 66ers began the year as defending California League Champions and an Opening Night 7-0 shutout win at High Desert gave people plenty to be excited about. It was the first of the Sixers’ California League best nine shutouts on the season. Despite the initial success, the club did not fair very well in the win-column through much of the season. The 66ers opened the second half of the campaign with a rough two weeks going just 1-13 to begin the league’s second act. That did not deter Manager Denny Hocking nor his boys.

TThe 66ers played inspired baseball from Independence Day through the end of the year. The club went 36-20 to finish the regular season and ended up winning the California League Southern Division Second Half title by two games. In that stretch the club notched a ten-game winning streak. After defeating Lake Elsinore Storm in the first round of the playoffs, the white-hot Sixers were finally stopped in the Southern Division Championship by Lancaster. First baseman Dennis Raben tied a franchise record with 31 home runs. He did it in just 105 games as well as knocking in 94 runs and batting .292. ShSherman Johnson led the Cal League with 13 triples to go along with his 17 homers and 78 RBI. The Tampa, FL native had team-highs in multiple categories including stolen bases (26) and games played (136). He was also named “best defensive second baseman” in the league by Baseball America. The “best breaking ball” in the League went to reliever Austin Adams, who along with fellow pitchers Nate Smith and Kurt Spomer were named mid-season Cal League All-Stars. Lefty Tyler DeLoach was honored as a post-season All-Star after leading the team with 10 wins and 122 strikeouts; he ffinished second in the circuit with a 3.21 ERA among qualified pitchers.

Off the field, the club debuted a series of new logos and colors that were widely hailed as innovative and exciting. 2014 was marked by 12 fireworks extravaganzas and featured the most giveaway promotions in team history. The Sixers Disability Awareness Night was a finalist for Minor League Baseball’s best promotion of the month, while the club’s Zombie Apocalypse Jersey Auction earned national media coverage from the MLB Network, Yahoo Sports and others. It was one of three jersey auctions over the course of the year that helped the club raise $10,000 for local charities. Additionally, the 12th AnnAnnual 66ers Golf Tournament raised $12,000 dollars for the Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital. While for the second year in a row the 66ers elementary school reading program had over 30,000 participants throughout the Inland Empire.

2014 SEASON

VIDEO BOARDVideo board Promotions

In-game video board promotions are a great way to get involved in the game itself. The 66ers run different promotions each game that allow lucky fans to win prizes. All promotions provide the sponsor with logo recognition, anand one live announcement during the event.

Starting at $2,500

Digital LED Ribbons

The 5’ x 55’ “state-of-the-art” digital ribbon board located at the base of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Video board features a message with graphics and animation capability. This limited opportunity is capped at 18 dif-ferent ribbons which will be on display dduring every 66ers home game. LED Ribbons will be rotated prior to the game during pre-game festivities.

Starting at $4,000

Permanent Panels

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Video board consists of four permanent panels. These 16’ x 10’ backlit panels offer the most visible and recognizable signage at the stadium. With sponsorship of a perma-nent panel, your company will receive bbusiness category exclusivity as well as a spot in the LED Ribbon Rotation.

Starting at $15,000

Concourse Signs

Your message will appear on a backlit sign in the concourse. Traffic counts indicate that each fan passes by our concourse signs an average of six times per game, generating an estimated one million impressions during the 66ers baseball season.

Starting at $1,750

Dugout Tops

Your company will receive logo branding via our dugout top signage. While this sign is visible throughout the entire stadium, the bonus of this sign is its location. Plus, dugout tops often find their way into media photos, an added benefit for increased exposure.

Starting at $5,000

Outfield Billboards

Your company has a three hour captive au-dience. This makes an outfield billboard a great way to advertise! Your 10’ x 20’ or 10’ x 40’ sign will receive tremendous exposure during the baseball season, as well as all outside events.

Starting at $6,500

STADIUM SIGNAGE

By Sponsoring an Event You Will Receive:

- 25 VIP seats for dignitaries, clients, employees, and family

- Live Drop-Ins on 66ers Radio Broadcasts for up to 2 weeks prior to the event

- Opportunity to be interviewed live on the air during 66ers broadcast of the game

that you are sponsoring

- Public Address Announcements for up to 2 weeks prior to the event

- Numberous public address, video board, and radio drop-ins on the event night

-- Opportunity to throw out ceremonial first pitch

- Opportunity to display your banners in the highest traffic areas in the stadium

- Inclusion of your event in the Inside Pitch Magazine and Pocket Schedule

- Web Site Exposure on 66ers.com

- Exit Sampling Opportunity

Special Events

Minor League Baseball thrives on added entertainment. The 66ers have built a strong reputation for giving fans the most value for their money with special events and entertainers. Sponsor events such as Firework Nights, Education DaDays, Military Appreciation Night, Little League Clinics or apperances by National Entertainment Acts.

Starting at $500

Premium Item Giveways

As the title sponsor of a giveaway night your company’s logo will be prominently displayed on at least 1,000 high quality premium items that are given away to fans in attendance. Giveaway nights are typically the most antici-pated and well attended games of the year. These items will serve as a perpetual billboard ffor your company for years to come.

Starting at $4,000

On-Field & In-Game Promotion

In-game and on-field promotions are a fun-filled way to bring your partnership to life by engaging fan interaction and creating excitement while still conveying your intended message. This package includes public address announcements, as well as scoreboard and on-field exposure. Your company will also prprovide the prizes that are given out to contestants; giving your company traffic-driving opportunities that will last long after the game.

Starting at $2,500

66ERS PROMOTIONS

Special Features- Pitching Changes- Player of the Game- Cal League Scoreboard- Post-Game Highlights

- Post Game Interview - Radio Trivia - Play of the Game - Starting Lineups

Ask your 66ers rep for full details on how we can customize a feature segment to match your company’s marketing needs.All featured segments include mention on opening and closing billboards plus two (2) :30-Second radio spots during the game broadcasts Starting at $1,000

66ERS Radio Advantage

Frequency: 140 games over five months

Fan Support: Over 80% of 66ers fans tune in. With a fan base of over a quarter million fans, your message gets heard

Loyalty: No “button pushing” as found with music formats

Community Goodwill: When you support the 66ers, you support our community, a reflection on both you and your product

Join us on the brand new 66ERS Radio Network

Radio broadcasts are the only marketing opportunity which allows advertisers to reach potential customers during every 66ers game, both at home and when the team is on the road. The 140-game schedule from April to September will be broadcast on the 66ers Radio Network. All radio sponsors will receive complimentary spot production.

Major In-Game Package.................................................................................................................................$1,500Live Drops and Two (2) :30-Second SpotsStrikeout, Foul Ball, Walk, Pitching Change, MLB Scoreboard, Cal League Update, & Junior Broadcaster

Minor In-Game Package.................................................................................................................................$1,000Live Drops and One (1) :30-Second SpotDouble Play, Call of the Game, This Day in History, Home Run Hitter, and More!

66ERS RADIO

Season Ticket Benefits- Season Ticket Gate - 30 Minutes Early Entry- Guaranteed Seat Location- Optional VIP Parking at a 33% discount - Flexible Unused Ticket Policy (exclusions apply)- Invitation to team parties & special events- First priority of outside events held at stadium-- Pre-game entrance to exclusive patio bar (suite level)- First option to buy same seats for playoff games- VIP batting practice & stadium tour (date TBA)- 20% discount in merchandise store (full season only)- 2015 season ticket holder card (full season only)- Personalized names plates on back seat (full season only)- Ticket redemption rewards program (full season only)

Mini-Plans

The 66ers have several mini-plan tickets packages that get you the best tickets for the best games of the year!

6 Game Plan - $66 12 Game Plan - $90-$120 24 Premium Game Plan $160 - $220

Luxury Suite Amenities- Suites comfortably seat up to 21 people - Temperature controlled indoor seating & lounge area, plus open air seating- Menu ranging from traditional ballpark fare to restaurant - style cuisine- Complimentary Inside Pitches and Press notes- Serving counter with cabinets, sink, ice bin, and refrigerator- Elevator service which gets around the crowd and directly to the Suite Level -- DirecTV- Attentive and courteous skybox catering staff and servers- Access to exclusive patio bar

Annual Leasing: Call your 66ers representative for pricing and availability

SUITES & TICKETS