Fullerton Flyers - America West Baseball League

America West Baseball League

After being purchased by Godfather Media, LLC, the Flyers announced they would revert back to the Fullerton Flyers and play in Cummings' new league, the American West Baseball League (AWBL). The Flyers along with the Long Beach Splash, North County (San Diego) Cannons, Yuma Panthers, and a yet to be determined team from Mesa, Arizona will be the charter teams for the new league, which will be based in Costa Mesa, California. Along with the new name, the Flyers also announced a new logo featuring blue, black, and white, and keeping a revised train logo. Jerseys are to be determined.

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