Editing Yuba-Sutter Gold Sox (section)

====Western Baseball League (2002)====
The franchise began as a professional team in the [[Western Baseball League]] in 1995 as the '''Surrey Glaciers''' and only played one season at [[Stetson Bowl]] in [[Surrey, British Columbia]], Canada. In 1996 they relocated to [[Reno, Nevada]], becoming known as the '''Reno Chukars''' and played their home games at [[Moana Stadium]]. They changed their name to the '''Reno Blackjacks''' in 1999 and played their final season in Reno before relocating to Marysville, where they were renamed the '''Feather River Mudcats''' for their inaugural 2000 season in Marysville.

Because of the team's infringement on the previously trademarked name of Mudcats by the [[Carolina Mudcats (1991–2011)|Carolina Mudcats]] of the [[Southern League (1964–2020)|Southern League]], the Feather River Mudcats changed their name to the [[Feather River Fury]] in preparation for the 2001 season, though never took the field under that name since the team filed for bankruptcy prior to the season start. There was no baseball in Marysville for the 2001 season.

[[File:Marysville Gold Sox Baseball Alternative Logo.png|thumb|200px|Gold Sox Baseball Alternate Logo]]
The City of Marysville stepped in to operate the team for the 2002 season in order to keep baseball alive in the area and the city-owned ballpark in use. The City changed the name to '''Yuba-Sutter Gold Sox''' and played the season in the [[Western Baseball League]]. Upon conclusion of that 2002 season the Western Baseball League disbanded, thus ending the Gold Sox as a professional team.