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Third Annual ISC II Ontario Championship Reichert Memorial Cup

Tuesday, June 21st, 2005

3rd Annual ISC II Ontario Championship Reichert Memorial Cup
August 24-28, 2005
Barbour Field Park
Hillsburgh, Ontario, Canada

Hillsburgh Minor Softball Association is honored to host the ISC II Reichert Memorial Ontario Championship Tournament. This is the third year that Hillsburgh Minor Softball Association has hosted the ISC II Ontario Championship Tournament with this years event promising to be bigger and better than ever. Sixteen of the best ISC II teams from across Ontario will be competing to become the 2005 ISC II Champions with the opportunity to play in next years World Championship Tournament in Kitchener, Ontario. To qualify for this tournament each of these teams must finish in first or second place in their respective leagues.

Mark these dates on your calendar as a tournament not to be missed.

Our very own Hillsburgh Stallions will be competing in this tournament as the home town host team. This is a great opportunity to take in some of the best fastball at the ISC II level.

Visit our Web Site.
Joy Jones
mailto:Joy.Jones@csagroup.org

Includes scores vs ISC II #15 Ashland, OH Merchants

Tuesday, June 21st, 2005

MVD Sports, Ashland, Ohio

MVD Sports traveled to Lockport, NY this weekend with nine players and ended up 5-0-1 and winning the tournament. MVD Sports will be back in action this coming weekend with a dh against the Ashland Merchants Saturday at 5:00.

Game 1
MVD Sports 12
Big Johns,NY 0
WP: Ray Shanoush 7K, 0BB
LP: ?
Kevin Scott 2/3, Mark Van Dine 2/4, Joe Massie(HR), Ray Shanoush 2/3, Mike
Van Dine 1/2

Game 2
MVD Sports 3
NY Bombers 1
WP: Ray Shanoush 8K, 2BB
LP: ?
Mark Van Dine 2/4(HR), Joe Massie 3/4(2-3B)

Game 3
MVD Sports 8
Ashland Merchants 8
(1hr. 45min. time limit, 8 innings)

MVD Pitchers: Jeff Reid 0K, 2BB (thank you Jeff for helping us out) Ray Shanoush 2K, 1BB
Merchants Pitcher: Scott Hershey
Brian Culler 2/4, Joe Massie 3/4 (2B,3B), Luke Painter 2/4(2B)

Game 4
MVD Sports wins by forfeit, Chieftains of Buffalo, NY did not show up for game

Game 5
MVD Sports 2
Big Johns 0
WP: Ray Shanoush 12K, 0BB
LP: ?

Championship Game

MVD Sports 4
Ashland Merchants 2

WP: Ray Shanoush 4K, 1BB
LP: Bob Shettler
Brian Culler 1/3, Kevin Scott 1/3, Mark Van Dine 1/3, Mike Van Dine 2/2

Mike Van Dine, MVD Sports, Ashland, Ohio
MAGICN2@YAHOO.COM
www.htosports.com?mvdsports

ISC II #6 Palermo Athletics sweep Six Nations Chiefs

Tuesday, June 21st, 2005

ISC Travel League of Eastern Canada.
http://www.alsfastball.com/webstart/isceast.htm

Six Nations at Palermo

Game 45

Six Nations-2
Palermo-3

WP-Gord Scott, Mike Joseph in relief 2 innings
LP-Darren Zack
2 HRs-C. Miller- Six Nations

Game 46

Six Nations-1
Palermo-7

WP-Mike Joseph
LP-R. Miller
HR-G. Inglehart-Palermo,????-Six Nations

Larry Withnell
Mailto:larzwhip@sympatico.ca

ISC II #18 St. Paul, MN ABS-Villard finish second at Rice Lake

Monday, June 20th, 2005

St. Paul, Minnesota

The #18 ISC II ranked team, ASB-Villard of St. Paul, Minnesota, traveled
to Rice Lake, Wisconsin this past weekend and came away with a second place
finish in the Rice Lake Invitational.

Missing nearly a handful of players, Villard performed well on the
weekend, posting a record of 4-2. Their overall record now stands at 15-10.

Villard opened the weekend Saturday morning against Line-X Spray On of
La Crosse, Wisconsin and came away with a 3-0 win. Kevin Bahn led off the
second inning with a double then scored on Jeff Henry’s single.

The following innings, Jeff Schoeberl’s two-out homer gave Villard a 2-0
lead.

The final Villard run came in the fifth inning when Galen Bahn singled
with one out, then scored on Jeff Schoeberl’s single with two outs.

Jeff Schoeberl, 2-3, HR, 2 RBI, complete game win
Jeff Henry, 2-3, RBI

Next for Villard was Leinenkugel Legends of Chippewa Falls,
Wisconsin. Villard scored the games first run in the top of the first
inning. Zach Goring reached on an error and moved to second on Tom
Schoeberl’s sac bunt. Three batters later, with two outs, Goring scored on
pick-up player Chris Diethert’s sac fly to centerfield.

A two-out rally in the second inning gave Villard a 3-0 lead. Jimmy
Walker reached base by error, Goring walked. Walker scored on Tom
Schoeberl’s single and Goring scored on Jeff Schoeberl’s single.

Leinie’s scored a run in the third, but Villard scored again in the
fourth. It was another two out rally as Goring singled then stole
second. Tom Schoeberl singled, then Jeff Schoeberl drove home Goring.

Leinie’s put up one run in each the fourth and fifth innings.

The sixth inning saw Villard tack on three insurance runs when with one
out, pinch hitter Ben Lang doubled then scored on Jeff Schoeberl’s
homer. Two batters later, Diethert homered as well.

Goring, 2-4, BB, 3 R
Tom Schoeberl, 2-2, RBI, Sac
Jeff Schoeberl, 3-3, HR, 4 RBI, 2 BB
Diethert, 1-4, HR, 2 RBI, Sac
Joel Cooley, complete game win

New Image Salon of Monfort, Wisconsin was Villard’s final opponent on
Saturday. New Image scored a run in second, third and fifth innings for a
3-0 lead.

Goring led off the fifth inning with a home run. Then with two outs,
Kevin Bahn doubled, then scored on Jeff Henry’s single.

New Image added another run in the top of the sixth. Villard would tie
the game in the sixth. Galen Bahn singled to lead off the inning, then
with two outs, Goring homered again to bring the score even.

The score would remain even as the game headed to the eight inning, with
Joel Cooley in relief of Jeff Schoeberl.

With one out, in the bottom of the eighth inning, Galen Bahn hit a
walk-off home run to left field to send Villard into the Winner’s Bracket
final Sunday.

Goring, 2-4, 2 HR, 3 RBI
Galen Bahn, 2-4, HR, RBI

The Winner’s Bracket final matched Villard against fellow Twin Cities
club PBI of West St. Paul.

PBI jumped to an early 2-0 lead with single runs in the first and second
innings.

Jeff Henry singled with one out in the second, Jack Rowan reached on an
error. Galen Bahn’s single scored Henry. Rowan scored on a safety squeeze
by Lang.

The game remained tied until PBI put three runs on the board in the
fifth inning. Villard countered with one run in their half of the fifth
when Zach Goring led off with a single then scored on Kevin Bahn’s single
three batters later.

PBI added two more runs in the sixth to claim a 7-3 victory with Joel
Cooley taking the loss.

Goring, 2-4

The PBI loss sent Villard to the Third Place game and a rematch against
New Image.

No extra innings were needed in this contest as Villard took a 7-2
decision and a Championship Game rematch with PBI.

Against New Image, Goring led off the bottom of the first with a double,
scoring on Tom Schoeberl’s single, for a 1-0 lead.

Villard would add two more in the bottom of the third when with one out,
Jeff Schoeberl and Kevin Bahn each singled. With two outs, both scored on
Jeff Henry’s single.

New Image got on the board in the fourth with two runs, but Villard
countered in the fifth with four runs.

Tom Schoeberl led off with a single, then scored on Jeff Schoeberl’s
double. The next batter, Kevin Bahn hit a two-run home run. Chris
Diethert then singled, later scoring.

Tom Schoeberl, 2-4, RBI
Jeff Schoeberl, 2-4, 2B, RBI
Kevin Bahn, 3-3, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, Sac
Jeff Henry, 2-3
Joel Cooley, complete game win

The championship game saw Villard fall to PBI 7-0 in 5 innings. PBI led
2-0 until PBI scored five runs in the bottom of the fourth. Villard only
managed two hits in the tourneys title game.

Zach Goring, infield, Kevin Bahn, outfield, and Jeff Schoeberl, utility,
were named to the All Tournament team.
Villard travels to Dawson, Minnesota this weekend for the Riverfest
Tournament.

Brett Bresnahan
www.minnesotafastpitch.com
www.villard.minnesotafastpitch.com
mnfastpitch@hotmail.com

ISC II #8 Niagara Snappers win Ontario ISC II Qualifier

Monday, June 20th, 2005

Innerkip, ON
June 17-19, 2005

The Niagara Snappers (ISC II #8 ) rolled down the 403 to Innerkip and competed in the ISC II Qualifier of Eastern Canada. The goal going in was
to win the event and earn a birth to the ISC II Tournament of Champions being held Aug 14-19 in Eau Claire Wisconsin. That objective was met.

Game #1
Niagara Snapper – 7
Ingersoll Masters – 0
WP: Dan Dumeo – 12K’s – PERFECT GAME
LP: Mike Wells
The Snappers came out of the gates blazing with a decisive 7-0 win over the Ingersoll Masters. This game was never in doubt as Niagara starter, Dan Dumeo was simply untouchable. Duemo recorded the first every perfect game in the seven year history of the Niagara Snappers as he struck out 12 along the way. Pacing the offence was Pete Dobbin – 2 for 3 with 2 RBI’s, Perry Bartley – 2 for 3 with 2 runs scored and Kevin Newhouse – 1 for 3, with a HR and 2 RBI’s.

Dan Duemo pitched a perfect game vs Ingersoll Masters, striking out 12.
Photo by Joe Todd

Game # 2
Niagara Snappers – 8
Highgate Rock – 0
WP: Byron Demoe – 5K’s
LP: Jeremy Osborne
In game two, the Snappers locked horns with the always tough Highgate Rock. Byron Demoe took the ball for the Snappers and was on his game as he surrendered only 3 hits over 6 innings of work. The Snappers bats were on again, as they rolled to a decisive 9-0 win. This game featured the return of catcher and team captain, Trevor Falk. Falk is still nursing a knee injury and was not able to get behind the plate but he was able to step up to it. In his first at bat since May 14, Falk launched a HR just inside the LF foul pole that was still going up as it left the park. Pete Dobbin continued to carry the hot stick going 2 for 3, with 2 runs scored. Jarrod Burtt went 3 for 4 with 3 runs scored and Scott Young was 2 for 3 with 1 RBI.

Game # 3
Niagara Snappers – 7
Norwich Razorbacks – 3
WP: Dan Duemo – 11K’s
LP: Todd Winkworth
With a 2-0 record the Snappers were up against the Norwich Razorbacks (ISC II # 4). The Snappers grabbed the lead early and extended it to 4-0 only to see the stubborn Razorbacks cut the lead to 4-2 after 5 innings. Niagara would add 3 more runs in the 6th to cruise to the 7-3 win. Trevor Falk appeared in this game as a pinch hitter and did it again. Another pinch hit 2 run HR in only his second at bat since returning from a knee injury was a key moment in the game. Leading the Snapper attack was Kevin Newhouse going 3 for 3 with 3 runs scored, Alex Szockyj was 2 for 2 with 2 RBI’s and Todd Dawdy was 2 for 4 with 1 RBI.

Game # 4 (undefeated game) – 8 innings
Niagara Snappers – 8
Palermo Athletics – 3
WP: Byron Demoe – 7K’s
LP: Chris McColl – in relief of Gord Scott
This game was much closer than the score would indicate. The A’s (ISC II # 6) held a 1-0 lead all the way to the 7th as Gord Scott was putting up
nothing but zeros. With 2 outs, Trevor Falk made his 3rd pinch hit appearance of the weekend and promptly banged out a double off Scott. Dean
Carr came on to pinch hit and with 2 strikes he hit a clutch single up the middle to cash the equalizer and send the game to extra innings. The
international tie breaker would start up in the 8th and that seemed to wake up the Niagara bats as they proceeded to bang out 7 runs in the 8th which was highlighted by a Jim Wilson grand slam. Perry Bartley went 2 for 4 and Todd Dawdy was 1 for 4 with 2 RBI’s.

Game # 5 – Final – Snappers have to be beaten twice
Palermo Athletics – 2
Niagara Snappers – 0
WP: Gord Scott
LP: Dan Duemo
The Snappers came out flat and A’s starter, Gordy Scott was clearly in a grove. He kept the Niagara sticks off balance the entire game. Niagara
starter, Dan Duemo was very good as well but got zero help from the Snapper offence in this one. Pete Dobbin and Jarrod Burtt both went 2 for 3 in the losing effort.

Game # 6 – Final – “IF GAME”
Niagara Snappers – 9
Palermo Athletics – 3
WP: Byron Demoe – 7 K’s
LP: Gord Scott – Chris McColl in relief in the 1st.
Gordy Scott’s magic was over. He was attempting to start his 3rd game of the day and the 3rd game vs. the Snappers on the weekend. He pretty much shut down the Snapper offence for the majority of the weekend but this game was different. The Snapper bats exploded in the top of the first inning. Niagara would send all 9 to the plate during this inning which resulted in 5 runs being pushed across the plate. Palermo, to their credit never gave up and clawed back with 3 runs in the 3rd to trim the lead to 5-3. On this day, the Snappers would just not be denied. Niagara increased the lead with a run in the 3rd and 3 more in the 5th for the mercy shortened win. Trevor Falk got the start in LF and continued to carry a hot stick as he belted a 2 run HR in the first inning. Kevin Newhouse went 2 for 3 with a HR and 3 runs scored. Perry Bartley went 2 for 3 with 2 RBI’s and Scott Young went 2 for 3. Byron Demoe grabbed his third win of the weekend recording 7 K’s over the 5 innings.

The Niagara Snappers have secured a berth to the ISC II Tournament of Champions and look forward to the challenge.

Some weekend notes:
Niagara Team Captain, Trevor Falk made his first appearance in uniform since injuring a knee on May 14. He is still unable to assume his role as
Catcher, but his stick sure seemed to boost the morale of the club. Trevor went 4 for 6 on the weekend with 3 HR’s and 1 double. Not bad! Niagara’s lead off hitter and 3rd bagger, Pete Dobbin was on fire all weekend, setting the table for the Snapper offence time and time again.

On behalf of the entire Niagara team, we would like to congratulate the Palermo Athletics for a great weekend of ball and their second place
finish. We would also like to thank the ISC and all the folks in Innerkip who assisted in putting on this great event. You have once again proven
yourselves as fine hosts and we look forward to our next visit to Innerkip. It is just a great place to play and watch ball.

Niagara Snappers Fastball Club….Good Guys!…Great Game!

Perry Bartley
Niagara Snappers
misterpaulo@hotmail.com

Rice Lake Invitational

Monday, June 20th, 2005

Rice Lake, Wisconsin

For the third time in four years, PBI of West St. Paul, Minnesota has won the Rice Lake Invitational. PBI won the event in 2002 and 2003 and returned to the winners stand this year with a 5-0 record.

PBI defeated ISC II #18 ASB-Villard of St. Paul, Minnesota 7-3 in the winner’s bracket final Sunday, then dispatched Villard again for the title, 7-0 in 5 innings.

A full tournament wrap including line scores, the All Tournament team and honors will be posted on Al’s Fastball and at www.rlorangemen.minnesotafastpitch.com on Monday.

Scores from Saturday nite were to be posted Saturday nite or Sunday morning but the internet connection at the hotel went bad.

Brett Bresnahan
www.minnesotafastpitch.com

mnfastpitch@hotmail.com

ISC II #8 Niagara Snappers down ISC II #6 Palermo Athletics in final of Eastern Canada qualifier

Sunday, June 19th, 2005

Innerkip, ON

ISC II Area Qualifier

Sunday 9:00 am

Bridgeport Braves 9
Wp- Mel Ross

Elmira Cubs 3
Lp – Casey Halstead

Sunday 11:00 am

Palermo Athletics 5
Wp- Gord Scott

Bridgeport Braves 4
Lp – Mel Ross
Starter – Jim Schnarr

Sunday 1:00 pm. – Championship Games

Palermo Athletics 2
Wp – Gord Scott

Niagara Snappers 0
Lp – Dan Duemo

Forcing an if necessary game which started at 2:35 pm

Niagara Snappers 9
Wp – Byron Demoe

Palermo Athletics 3
Lp – Gord Scott

Niagara Snappers have earned and accepted a berth to the ISC 11 Tournament of Championships to be held in Chippewa Falls, Wisc From Sunday Aug 14th to Friday Aug 19th. On Behalf of ISC II Vice President Bob McGowan, he would like to thank all teams that were involved the Umpiring Staff under the Guidance of Bruce Bierman, the ISC II Game Controllers Doug Bach, Chris Bach, Mal Swift and Joe Todd. The fans that came out to witness the fine play and of course our Host Committee. The Innerkip Park and Recreation Dept under the leadership of Howie Brown and Carl Littlejohns. They were again a terrific Host and a Special Thank you to our Grounds Crew of Neal Hallock Jr. & Holly Rounds. They kept the diamonds in superb shape and kept the park as clean and neat as possible.

Joe Todd – Ingersoll
ISC II Game Controller
MAILTO: ftode739@rogers.com

Eastern Canada (southwestern Ontario) ISC II Qualifier down to 4 teams

Sunday, June 19th, 2005

Friday June 18/05 – Locations Innerkip and Drumbo, Ontario

ISC II #20 Glencoe Astros 2
Mitchell Mets 0

ISC II #8 Niagara Snappers 7
Ingersoll Masters 0
Mercy 6 six innings
Wp – Dan Duemo Perfect Game – 12ks

ISC II #37 Highgate Rock 6
ISC II #34 Bridgeport Braves 4

Durham Eagles 9
ISC II #23 Mississauga Arrows6

Elmira Cubs 3
ISC II #17 Alvinston Indians 2

ISC II #33 Aylmer Cardinals 7
Elora Rage 6

ISC II #4 Norwich Razorbacks 7
ISC II #20 Glencoe Astros 1
Mercy – five innings

ISC II #6 Palermo Athletics 8
Aylmer 1

Saturday Results

Alvinston 5
Mississauga 4

Bridgeport 7
Ingersoll Masters 1

Elora 4
Highgate 1

Mitchell 10
Durham 5

Glencoe 2
Alvinston 1

Bridgeport 10
Aylmer 0

Niagara 7
Norwich 3

Palermo 2
Elmira 1

Glencoe 5
Elora 3

Bridgeport 14
Mitchell 4

UNDEFEATED GAME
Niagara 8
Palermo 3
Tied at 1-1 after 7
Went 8 innings

Bridgeport 4
Norwich 1

Elmira 8
Glencoe 4

Games Sunday 9:00 am

Bridgeport Vs Elmira

Winner plays Palermo at 11:00 am

Undefeated Niagara will play winner of 11:00 am game at 1:00 pm

If necessary game scheduled for 3:00 pm

Joe Todd
ISC II Game Controller
MAILTO:ftode739@rogers.com

Rice Lake, WI Invitational

Sunday, June 19th, 2005

Rice Lake, Wisconsin

Results from the Rice Lake Invitational from Friday evening and through part of Saturday afternoon.

Rice Lake Orangemen 2 Bud Light (Bloomer, Wisc) 1
Evansville (Wisc) Bowl 6 Budweiser (Star Prairie, Wisc) 2
Village Inn (Hudson, Wisc) 4 Rep and Baja’s (Wausau, Wisc) 3
PBI (West St. Paul, Minn) 6 J & D Tube Benders (Wausau, Wisc) 4
Leinie’s Legends (Chippewa Falls, Wisc) 4 Wanderoos (Wisc) Merchants 0
ISC II #18 ASB-Villard (St. Paul, Minn) 3 Line-X Spray On (La Crosse, Wisc) 0
New Image Salon (Monfort, Wisc) 14 Country Inn (Rice Lake) 2, 5 innings
ISC II #5 Wilber Lime (Galesville, Wisc) 7 Duluth (Minn) Fastpitch 3
Rice Lake Orangemen 4 Evansville Bowl 0
PBI 7 Village Inn 3

More scores to be posted later this evening.

Line scores will be posted to Al’s and www.rlorangemen.minnesotafastpitch.com Sunday evening.

Brett Bresnahan
www.minnesotafastpitch.com
mnfastpitch@hotmail.com

ISC II Qualifier in Blackburn, ON

Friday, June 17th, 2005

OTTAWA, ON

The schedule has been set for the 10-team ISC II qualifier in Blackburn (east Ottawa) on June 24-26. Visit the tournament web page for information such as schedules, brackets, directions, etc: http://www.bmfl.ca/tournament/index.html

The following 10 teams (nine from eastern Ontario, one from western Quebec) will be vying for a berth in Chippewa Falls, WI:

Kanata Team Easton Thunder (ISC II #3, June 17 rankings)- Greater Ottawa Fastball League
Micksburg Twins (ISC II #11, June 17 rankings) – Upper Ottawa Valley Men’s Fastball League
Blackburn Bombers (Host) – Blackburn Men’s Fastball League
Manotick Lomor Printers – Greater Ottawa Fastball League
Fitzroy Harbour West Carleton Electric – Greater Ottawa Fastball League
Ottawa Valley Raiders – Ottawa RA Fastball League
Navan Rookies – Blackburn Men’s Fastball League
Napanee Express – Loughborough Fastball League
Cobourg Stingers – Cobourg Men’s Softball League
Quyon, QC Flyers – Ottawa RA Fastball League

For teams or fans needing accommodation, please contact:

Lee-Anne Veinot
Hudson Travel Group
815 Taylor Creek Dr., Suite 200
Ottawa, ON K1C 1T1
(800) 668-5596 – Toll Free
(613) 834-5638 – Phone
(613) 834-5639 – Fax
laveinot@htgsports.com

For more information on the tournament, contact Tim Keyes or Adam Brown:

Tim Keyes – Blackburn Bombers
tim.keyes@runaware.com
613-822-0456

Adam Brown – Fitzroy Harbour WC Electric
adam.brown@ottawa.ca
613-623-8867

June 17, 2005 ISC II Rankings

Friday, June 17th, 2005

Lots of movement in the ISC II Rankings as teams gear up for the 2005 ISC II Tournament of Champions

June 17, 2005

While the top two teams remains the same atop the ISC II June 17 Rankings, there is a lot of movement in the top 10 and below as teams are qualifying for the 2005 ISC II Tournament of Champions.

Tavistock, ON Smully’s Tavistock Merchants and the two-time defending champion Harriston, ON Mercury’s continue to hold down the top two spots, while Kanata, ON Team Easton Thunder climbs three places to #3 on the strength of two tournament wins. Kanata will attempt to qualify for the 2005 ToC next weekend.

Galesville, WI Wilber Lime jumps from #8 to #5 on the basis of winning the tough Wisconsin area qualifier.

The ranking committee boosted the Niagara, ON Snappers another 10 places in the rankings, from #18 to #8 after they won the highly competitive Snapper Shootout in early June. Along with Niagara, #4 Norwich, ON Razorbacks and #6 Palermo, ON Athletics will be the among the favourites to win the 14-team Eastern Canada (southwestern Ontario) area qualifier this weekend.

The only club to fall out of the top 10 was Appleton, WI The Bar of Appleton at #12.

A total of 37 teams received at least one vote from the 12-person panel.

The top 10 teams, with their previous ranking in brackets, are:
1. (1) Tavistock, ON Merchants
2. (2) Harriston, ON Mercurys
3. (6) Kanata, ON Team Easton
4. (3) Norwich, ON Razorbacks
5. ( 8 ) Galesville, WI Wilber Lime
6. (9) Palermo, ON Athletics
7. (4) Gladstone, MB Whips
8. (18 ) Niagara, ON Snappers
9. (7) Perkasie, PA KMV Rise
10. (5) Oswego, NY McKie’s Sports

The full list, including each individual judge’s rankings, is available in the ISC II section of the ISC website.

The rankings will form the basis for seeding teams in the fourth annual ISC II Tournament of Champions which will be played August 14-19 at Casper Park in Chippewa Falls, WI. The tournament will feature 40 teams from across North America playing a four-game round robin schedule in eight pools of five teams each. The top three teams from each pool advance to a single elimination playoff bracket.

Nearly 20 teams have already qualified for the 2005 ISC II ToC with several more teams expected to qualify in the next two weeks.

For more information, please contact:

Blair Setford
ISC II Commissioner
Email: blairjs@rogers.com
Phone: 1.800.268.9374 x 8803

ISC II Rankings for June 17

1. Tavistock, ON Merchants
2. Harriston, ON Mercurys
3. Kanata, ON Team Easton
4. Norwich, ON Razorbacks
5. Galesville, WI Wilber Lime
6. Palermo, ON Athletics
7. Gladstone, MB Whips
8. Niagara, ON Snappers
9. Perkasie, PA KMV Rise
10. Oswego, NY McKie’s Sports
11. Micksburg, ON Twins
12. Appleton, WI The Bar of Appleton
13. Port Elgin, ON Blue Devils
14. Reasnor, IA RPMs
15. Ashland, OH Merchants
16. Lloydminster, AB Scope Dodgers
17. Alvinston, ON Indians
18. St. Paul, MN ABS-Villard
19. Fargo, ND Chub’s Pub Wizards
20. Glencoe, ON Astros
21. Denmark, WI Circle Tap Lumberjacks
22. Yakima, WA JRW Associates
23. Mississauga, ON Arrows
24. Memphis, TN Posse
25. Kenosha, WI Earl’s Club
26. Mankato, MN Fisher Group
27. Sioux Falls, SD Sox
28. Denver, CO Colorado Rage
29. Elburn, IL Richwrap Fastpitch
30. Camrose, AB Fury
31. Regina, SK Century 21 Angels
32. Hermann, MO Black Gold
33. Aylmer, ON Cardinals
34. Bridgeport, ON Braves
35. Cedar Rapids, IA Brew Sox
36. St. Paul’s, MN Vannelli’s/Rice Street
37. Highgate, ON Rock

ISC II #30 Denmark, WI Circle Tap Lumberjacks earn berth in ToC

Wednesday, June 15th, 2005

Denmark, WI

The Denmark, WI Circle Tap Lumberjacks earned a return trip to the ISC II ToC in Chippewa Falls in August by taking second place in the Wisconsin ISC II State Tournament held in Denmark last weekend. The 30th ranked Lumberjacks had two wins over 10th ranked Bar of Appleton and wins over the Rice Lake Orangeman and Rep & Baja’s of Stratford. The two losses came to 8th ranked Wilber Lime of Galesville.

Game 1
Denmark Circle Tap Lumberjacks——–000 100 0—–1-4-1-4
The Bar of Appleton——————-301 101 x—–6-7-1-4
Dave Miller WP 1-0,Scott Bortolini (4) & Bryan Hansen
Tim Jorgenson 2×3 (3RBI)

Game 2
Galesville Wilbur Lime—————–100 100 2—–4-6-1-3
Denmark Circle Tap Lumberjacks———010 000 0—–1-3-1-5
Dave Miller LP 1-1 & Bryan Hansen
Tim Jorgenson 1×3 (2B), Shawn Krueger 1×3 (RBI)

Game 3
Denmark Circle Tap Lumberjacks——-014 001 1—–7-7-2-9
Rice Lake Orangemen——————100 000 0—–1-3-2-6
Scott Bortolini WP 1-0 & Bryan Hansen
John Zipperer 2×3 (2RBI)

Game 4
The Bar of Appleton ——————020 100 1——-4-7-2-4
Denmark Circle Tap Lumberjacks——–210 300 x——6-5-0-9
Dave Miller WP (2-1) Scott Bortolini (7) & Bryan Hansen
Todd Heezen 2×3, Shawn Krueger 1×3 (2 RBI), Bryan Hanson 1×4 (2RBI)

Game 5
Denmark Circle Tap Lumberjacks——–201 110 1—–6-7-1-11
Statford Rep & Baja’s—————–000 111 0—–3-11-1-9
Scott Bortolini WP (2-0), Dave Miller (6) & Bryan Hansen
HR-Tim Jorgensen 2R & solo, Mike Chalupney solo

Game 6
Denmark Circle Tap Lumberjacks——–000——–0-1-1-1
Galesville Wilbur Lime—————-84x——-12-11-0-3
Dave Englebert LP (0-1),Scott Bortolini (1) & Bryan Hansen

The Lumberjacks will be in action July 1-3 in Wisconsin Classic League play and July 8-10 at the Earl’s Club tourney in Bristol, WI.

Todd Every
Circle Tap Lumberjacks
Mailto:tevery@famvid.com