Circle Tap and Townline were declared “co-champions” of the NAFA “Open” World Series, when the title game slated for 8pm Thursday, August 24, 2006 was rained out.

Click here to view the single elimination bracket.

Circle Tap and Townline earned top seeds in the 5-team NAFA “Open” World Series at Appleton, WI. Wednesday Round Robin Game Scores, August 23

1pm
1on
Tanner’s/Omaha 2 A-1 Tank 0, forfeit
4pm
Townline 9 The Bar of Appleton-Mix 0, 5 innings
5:45pm
The Bar of Appleton-Schaaf 9 Tanner’s/Omaha 1, 5 innings
7:30pm
Circle Tap 9 The Bar of Appleton-Schaaf 1, 5 innings
Tanner’s/Omaha 3 The Bar of Appleton-Mix 2
9:30pm
Circle Tap 3 The Bar of Appleton-Mix 0, 5 innings
Townline 15 The Bar of Appleton-Schaaf 0, 3 innings

Click here for Thursday’s Single Elimination bracket.

The Bar on the Avenue, Wisconsin topped A-1 Tank of California, 4-2 in the single elimination finale in the NAFA “AAA” World Series. The Tank finished 3rd in the “AA” and 2nd in the “AAA”.

Click here for the Championship game box score. Blair Ezekiel picked up the win in the championship game.

Click here for scores and boxes from the NAFA “AAA” World Series.

Click here for the single elimination playoff bracket.

Five teams are competing in the “AAA” division, with the championship game set to go at 1pm Eastern time today.

6 Teams Vie for “AAA” Crown

The NAFA “AAA” World Series gets underway tonight, with each team playing 3 “seeding” games leading into a single elimination bracket. Six teams are on hand for the event at Appleton, WI, including four from the home state, one from California (A-1 Tank) and one from Nebraska (Tanner’s Omaha). A-1 Tank also competed in the NAFA “AA” World Series, finishing third among 29 teams in that division.

Teams entered:

A-1 Tank (Hayward, California)
Circle Tap Lumberjacks (Denmark, Wisconsin)
The Bar of Appleton-Mix (Appleton, Wisconsin)
The Bar of Appleton-Schaaf (Appleton, Wisconsin)
The Bar of Green Bay (Madison, Wisconsin)
Tanners/Omaha (Omaha, Nebraska)

Here is the schedule of games for Tuesday, August 22:

5pm

A-1 Tank vs The Bar of Green Bay
The Bar of Appleton-Schaaf vs Tanner’s/Omaha
Circle Tap Lumberjacks vs The Bar of Appleton-Mix

7pm
A-1 Tank vs Tanner’s/Omaha
The Bar of Appleton-Schaaf vs Circle Tap Lumberjacks
The Bar of Appleton-Mix vs The Bar of Green Bay

9:15pm
A-1 Tank vs Circle Tap Lumberjacks
The Bar of Appleton-Schaaf vs The Bar of Appleton-Mix
Tanner’s/Omaha vs The Bar of Green Bay

Click here for more info on the NAFA “AAA”World Series

Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan Top “A-Major” Field at NAFA World Series

After several strong finishes, Cerro Gordo of Minnesota reached the top of the mountain, winning the NAFA “A-Major” World Series at Appleton, Wisconson with a perfect 6-0 record. Coppens Brigage of Midland, Michigan finished third.

Click here for Box Score from Championship Game

For photo of the championship team, and more information on the NAFA “A-Major” division, click here.

California’s A-1 Tank Third at Appleton, WI

New Image, Wisconsin captured the NAFA “AA” World Series title on Monday at Appleton, WI, with a 9-4 win over the Larry Miller Hogs of Salt Lake City, Utah. The Hogs reached the title game with an 8-0- win over A-1 Tank of California, which finished third in the 29 team tournament.

Click here for box score to NAFA “AA” Championship Game.

Click here for team photo of the 2006 NAFA “AA” Champions, New Image.

For more information on the 2006 NAFA “AA” World Series, click here.

From Brett Bresnahan, courtesy of Al’s Fastball:

For the second time in three years, the NAFA Class AA World Champion
comes from the state of Wisconsin.

New Image of Monfort defeated the Larry Miller Hogs of Salt Lake City, Utah 9-5 in the championship Monday afternoon.

A-1 Tank of Long Beach, California finished third, with Earl’s Club of Kenosha, Wisconsin finishing fourth.

New Image’s Jeremie Holman earned MVP Honors as both a pitcher and hitter.

Larry Miller’s Cody Thompson was named Most Valuable Pitcher, Shaun Jamieson of The Bar of Appleton-Schaaf (Appleton, Wisconsin) was named Outstanding Offensive Player, Larry Miller’s Greg Kevern was named Outstanding Manager and Earl’s Club was awarded the Sportsmanship Award.

A full wrap of the Class AA portion of the NAFA World Series will be posted Tuesday evening.

Coming soon. Click here to see recent updates at the NAFA website.

A list of teams headed to the NAFA World Series.

Thanks to the handiwork of webmaster Brett Bresnahan, the website for the North American Fastpitch Association has been updated with 2006 World Series information.