Lou's Team: The Story of the Humboldt Crabs

Lou's Team: The Story of the Humboldt Crabs is a documentary about a collegiate summer baseball team based in the redwood forests of Northern California. Founded in 1945, the organization is the oldest of its kind to have operated without interruption. The film explores the club's long history of success and its deep connection with its loyal fanbase and dedicated band.

Written, produced, and directed by Conor Fitzgerald, the film was produced by Room 203 Productions. It features a large credited cast of 59 people, including Jose Mota, William E. Hughes, Mike Harkey, and Matt Maiocco appearing as themselves. The production also incorporates archive footage of Rick Spence and Rick St. Charles. The documentary has a runtime of 150 minutes and was released on June 6, 2026.