Hall Of Fame

Ball Breakers Hall Of Fame inductees

Joe Klobus was added into the fold in 2010 and made an immediate impact. Joe put his sturdy glove and even more reliable bat on display on a weekly basis. Joe is credited with being a key piece to the Ball Breakers championship runs and officially retired from slow pitch softball in 2018. Class of 2019

Luigi Cardillo  was a member of the 2009 inaugural season Ball Breakers. Luigi quickly rose to the heart of the lineup and was known as the power threat for many years. Sadly Luigi chose to leave the team after the summer 2018 season to pursue a fresh start elsewhere. Luigi will always be known as one of the best Ball Breakers of all time as he still holds many of the franchise records to this day. Class of 2019

Val Depalma  was added into the fold in 2010 and had a slow start to his career. Val would eventually become a key piece late in the batting order and earned a reputation as a trustworthy hitter and improved defensively each season he played. Class of 2017

Vic Soto  was a member of the 2009 inaugural season Ball Breakers.  Always filling in wherever needed and has played more positions than any other former player. Vic still fills in from time to time and is still a capable defensive player. Class of 2017

Matt Jaklitsch  was a member of the 2009 inaugural season Ball Breakers. Matt is arguably the greatest Ball Breaker of all time leading the team to their first championship in franchise history back in 2015. Easily the best defensive player of his generation, Matt wasn't afraid of the big moment with plenty of clutch hits to his resume. Class of 2017

Mike Fornuto  was a member of the 2009 inaugural season Ball Breakers. Although he was not always the most reliable to show up to a game, you could always count on Mike to get the out with his steady glove at second base. Class of 2016

Mark Lupo  was a member of the 2009 inaugural season Ball Breakers. A triple threat using his speed, bat and glove to make him a staple on the Ball Breakers. Mark would leave for free agency after the summer 2012 season but always gets a warm reception from the fans anytime he returns. Class of 2016

Brandon Arroyo  was the Ball Breakers prized free agent signing in 2012. He is known for his timely hits, his presence in the locker room and was an intricate part of the summer 2012 team which reached the championship series. Class of 2016