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#12 Port Elgin Blue Devils win Wyevale tournament

Tuesday, July 3rd, 2007

Wyevale, ON

Port Elgin exacts some revenge on Bucktown for a losses at the Innerkip qualifier last weekend and in last year’s semi finals in Wyevale. Port Elgin built a 5-0 lead in the first inning and cruised to victory from there going 6-0 on the weekend and capturing the championship and the Diamond Head Sprinkler $1500 first prize. Bucktown proved that their results in Innerkip should not be considered out of the ordinary as they once again make it to the final while beating some quality teams along the way (#11 Kitchener Outlaws, #27 Scarborough Wolverines, #6 Palermo Athletics).

We would like to thank all of the teams, umpires, and fans who made the event our best yet, and look forward to making improvements in 08 to make it an even better event.

Quarters

Wyevale 1
Scar Royals 0
WP – Giffen (1H)
LP – Skelton

Port Elgin 11
Orangeville 3
WP – Ketchell
LP – Detta

Bucktown 3
Scar Wolverines 0
WP – Hopkins
LP – Dalgarno

Palermo 5
Minesing 3
WP – McColl got start but not sure if he was pitcher of record
LP – McNabb
Prowse – 2 Run Walk Off Jack in bottom of 7th

Semis

Port Elgin 4
Wyevale 2
WP – Christie
LP – McLaughlin

Bucktown 7
Palermo 4
WP – Hopkins
LP – Scott

Finals

Port Elgin 7
Bucktown 3
WP – Hamilton
LP – Hopkins

Tournament MVP – Steve Ketchell
Bucktown MVP – Darrin Jacobs

Thanks,
Michael Kelly
Tribe Fastball Club
mkelly[at]tribefastball.ca

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California Teams to Square Off Saturday at Rose Cup Tournament in Portland, OR

Wednesday, June 20th, 2007

California’s two ISC II teams will be in action in Portland, Oregon this weekend, taking on some of the top teams out west, in the prestigious Rose Cup Tournament. Each team will play three (3) pool play games on Saturday, with the third game of the day against each other.

That head-to-head matchup will be at 4:30pm, west coast time, with bragging rights to California and ISC II rankings at stake. The Lumberkings will have a tougher road to hoe in the pool play portion of the tournament, facing the top ranked team in the tournament, ISC World # 3 ranked Broken Bow Gremlins earlier in the day.

The top 4 teams from each of the 7 team pools will advance to single elimination championship bracket play on Sunday. Two of the top 10 teams in the ISC World rankings are also in Pool B with the Lumberkings and A-1 Taylor Farm, # 3 Broken Bow and # 9 Vancouver Grey Sox.
Two other ISC World ranked teams are in the tournament, the # 7 ranked So Cal Bombers, and the # 15 ranked host, Portland DeMarini. Portland figures to move up in the next set of rankings after a third place finish at Red Rock, and taking 3 of 4 games against # 9 Vancouver in Vancouver recently.

A number of top USA players will be MIA in Portland, due to the World Cup tournament this week and weekend in Prague, Czech Republic, including Nate Devine of the Bombers and Tim Hunt of the Lumberkings. Others, such as pitchers USA pitchers Sonny Perkins, Travis Price and Terry Luster have usually surfaced at Rose Cup, but will not be able to play this year. Though Price is now with Minnesota for ISC World play in 2007, he grew up not far from Portland, in Victoria, B.C.

The Lumberkings jumped to # 4 recently, and are the highest ranked USA team, behind three Ontario area teams, the Niagara Snappers, the Elora Brewers, and the Elmira Cubs. The Lumberkings played in their first ISC II Tournament of Champions last summer, as the first-ever team from California. The Lumberkings did well for their first time out, making the playoff round of 24, and advancing to the Round of 12, before falling 2-1 in extra innings to a then unbeaten Kitchener Outlaw team. A-1/Taylor Farms has not played at the ISC II level yet, but took the best of two solid California teams, A-1 Tank and Taylor Farms from last year, and have played well as such highly regarded tournaments as Red Rock in St. George, Utah. A-1/Taylor Farms rose to the #25 ranking in the June 15 ISC II rankings.

SATURDAY JUNE 23, 2007 SCHEDULE:

Pool A

SoCal Bombers
Portland DeMarini
C-9 (Victoria)
Larry Miller Hogs (UT)
Romie Angels (CA)
Team Yakima (WA)
AA Riteway (OR)

Pool B

Broken Bow Gremlins (NY)
Vancouver Grey Sox (BC)
CR/Adidas (OR)
California LumberKings
A-1/Taylor (CA)

Mock Ford (OR)
Cleon’s Auto (WA)

Schedule of Games for the California Lumberings, of Bakersfield & A-1/Taylor Farms, of Salinas, CA

08:30am Mock Ford vs. A-1/Taylor M&W Field
10:30am Broken Bow Gremlins vs. California LumberKings GI Joes Field
12:30pm A-1/Taylor vs. CR Adidas Budweiser Field
12:30pm Mock Ford vs. California LumberKings M&W Field
4:30pm A-1/Taylor vs. California LumberKings M&W Field

The feature game on Saturday figures to be two top 10 ISC World teams, the # 7 ranked So Cal Bombers vs. the # 3 ranked Broken Bow Gremlins, starting at 6:30pm West Coast time.

Scores available at: fastpitchwest.com Saturday and Sunday

Michigan Twisters win another

Monday, June 18th, 2007

From: (click to visit)

The Michigan Twisters have been on a bit of a role with their third straight tournament victory in the past three weeks. We have won the Midland Memorial Tournament, The Midland Explores Boulavard Tournament (A-Division) and this weekend winning the Petosky B/C Tournament (June 15th,16th,17th). First game defeated Bases Loaded Trophy Case 8-3 winning pitcher Rick Engle. Defeating The Blues Softball Club 10-7 winning pitcher was Lane Bender.
Defeated Frankenmuth Tiffany’s 5-3 winning pitcher Rick Engle. Defeating The Blues Softball Club in the Championship 2-1 winning pitcher Lane Bender. Next weekend (June 23rd the Twisters will be participating in a 4 team round-robin playing first the Midland Explorers, Jarvis and St. Thomas at Emerson Park in Midland Michigan. Will e-mail the results to you. Thank you.

From: Eric Brandt

Ken Zulski Memorial Invitational
Petoskey, Michigan
June 15-17, 2007
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Final Results & Bracket

Order of Finish:
1. Michigan Twisters – Roscommon – 4-0
2. Blues Softball – Hastings – 4-2
3. Tiffany’s – Frankenmuth – 2-2
4. CommuniQuest – Midland – 2-2
5. BASES / Trophy Case – Petoskey – 1-2
5. Auburn Buzz – Auburn – 1-2
7. Lumber Company – Zeeland – 0-2
7. M-46ers – Hemlock – 0-2

Individual Awards:
Outstanding Pitcher – Rick Engle – Twisters (2-0 record, 14 IP, 5 R’s, 20 K’s, 2 BB’s)
Outstanding Hitter – Shawn Davis – Blues (8-16, .500 avg, 3 HR’s & 3 2B’s, 1.125 slugging percentage)
Outstanding Outfielder – John Brandel – Twisters (5-11, .455 avg, solid defense in left)
Outstanding Infielder – Jared Nichols – Blues (catcher, 6-17, .353 avg, solid defense)

Game Results:
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Michigan Twisters win Midland “A” Division

Monday, June 11th, 2007


from Kyle Beane

A Division Results
Game 1 – A Division
Mickeys 8, UpToDate 0 (5 innings)
WP – Eric Wilson (5K), LP – Mike Spagnoulo (5K)
Mickeys – Blalock (2) HR. UTD – Tim Roberts had only hit

Game 3 – A Division
Twisters 9, Kelders 2 (5 innings)
WP – Rick Engle (6K), LP – Brian Whitman (12K)
Twisters – Freed, Brandt, Rutledge each with 2 hits. Kelders – Schneider with 2 hits.

Game 7 – A Division
DeLau 8, Duncan 1 (5 innings)
WP – Bryan Boyd (5K), LP – Layne Bender (6K)
DeLau – Beebe with grand slam HR and 6 RBI.

Game 9 – A Division
Kelders 7, Mickeys 4
WP – Price (4K), LP – Wright (3K)
Kelders – Bialochowski with 3 hits. Stankowski (HR) and Houseman each with 2 hits.
Mickeys – Way with 2 hits. Blalock with a 2-run HR.

Game 10 – A Division
DeLau – 4, Twisters 1
WP – J. Graf (9K), LP – S. Wilson (7K)
DeLau – Wright 3×4. Kucharczyk and Hodges each with 2 hits. Hurst with a 3-run HR.
Twisters – Faccio with an RBI single.

Game 12 – A Division
Duncan 7, UpToDate 0
WP – S. Kelly (6K), LP – D. Lach (1K)
Duncan – Gaugler, Smart, Foor each with 2 hits.
UpToDate – Lach and Krager each with a single.

Game 15 – A Division
Duncan 12, Twisters 9 (8 innings)
WP – Hodge (3K), LP – S. Wilson (3K) in relief of Engle.
Duncan – Hodge 4×4 with HR. S. Kelly with HR. Foor with game winning double in bottom of the 8th.
Twisters – Freed 3×4. Brandt 2 doubles. Faccio and Thurston with HRs.

Game 17 – A Division
DeLau 4, Mickeys 3
WP – Boyd (7K), LP – E. Wilson (5K)
DeLau – Fulmer and Kucharczyk each with 2 hits. Boyd 3×3.
Mickeys – Beech – HR and 2 RBI.

Game 18 – A Division
Kelders 4, UpToDate 1
WP – Price (4K), LP – Spagnoulo (1K)
Kelders – Heemstra and Houseman each with 2 hits. Stankowski with 2 RBI.
UpToDate – Craig Histed with 2 hits. Ken Benson with RBI single.

Game 19 – A Division
Kelders 15, DeLau 0 (3 innings)
WP – Whitman (8K), LP – Wright
Kelders – 10 walks. Corcoran, Whitman, Price and Tuka each with 2 RBI.

Game 20 – A Division
Duncan 7, Mickeys 4
WP – Layne Bender (8K), LP – Wright (8K)
Duncan – Smart and Foor each with 3 hits. Huppert and Atkins each with 2 hits. Walker with a grand slam HR.
Mickeys – Beech with a HR.

Game 24 – A Division
Twisters 5, UpToDate 0
WP – Nichols (10K), LP – Lach (7K)
Twisters – Freed 2×4, 2 RBI. Epple 2×4. Faccio 2×4. B. Brandel 2×3.

A Division Standings
Kelders 3-1
Duncan 3-1
DeLau 3-1
Twisters 2-2
Mickeys 1-3
UpToDate 0-4

Game 26 – A Division Semi-Final
Duncan 9, DeLau 4

Game 27 – A Division Semi-Final
Twisters over Kelders

Game 28 – A Division Championship
Twisters 8, Duncan 7 (8 innings)
WP – Nichols, LP – Hodge
Twisters – Faccio with 2 RBI and John Brandel with 2 hits.
Duncan – Gaugler, Cobb, Foor, and Brown (HR) each with 2 hits.
Twisters were down 7-5 in the 7th, but a with a runner on 1st, Guy Thurston hit a triple to drive in 1 and scored on an overthrow to tie the game. A John Brandel sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 8th scored the winning run.

A Division – 1st Place – Michigan Twisters. 2nd Place – Duncan Outlaws
Most Valuable Pitcher – Ryan Nichols – Twisters – 3 wins including championship game.
Most Valuable Hitter – Craig Foor – Duncan – 12×19, 1 HR.

#9 Ottawa Team Easton wins Grafton Jim Bradford Classic

Monday, June 11th, 2007


from Steve Bedard

#9 Ottawa Team Easton wins the Jim Bradford Classic 6-5 over the Peterboro Pros

There were some upsets during the Grafton Jim Bradford Classic this past weekend which turned into being a great weekend. We were expecting a big storm to hit us Friday night however only about 20 minutes of rain delayed the games for about 15 minutes.

Friday
7pm Peterboro Pros 3
Napanee Express Jrs 2
WP Wayne Wells
LPJordan MacDonald

9pm Oshawa BB’s 10
Peterborough Cavanaugh Disposals 9
WP Brian Mather
LP Jaime

9pm Napanee Express 8
Ottawa Valley Raiders 4
WP Tim Keller
LP Derrick Billey

Saturday
9am Peterboro Pros 9
Peterborough Hitman 5
WP Wayne Wells
LP Ryan McCue

9am Elkland PA 9
Napanee Express Midgets 2
WP Greg Garrity
LP Kyle Arsenault

11am Napanee Express Midgets 11
Peterborough Cav Disposals 2
WP Luke Leahy
LP Darren Zack

Carp I4C Victory 4
Oshawa BB’s 3
WP Neil Cooke
LP Nolan Fife

Peterborough Hitman 4
Ottawa Valley Raiders 1
WP Ryan McCue
LP Derrick Bully

1pm Elkland PA 14
Oshawa BB’s 3
WP Greg Garrity
LP Brian Mather

Ottawa Team Easton 7
Napanee Express Jrs 4
WP Dan Bradley
LP Jordan MacDonald

3pm Peterboro Pros 3
Ottawa Easton 0
WP Bryan Brooks
LP Jeff Murphy

CarpI4C Victory 6
Napanee Express Midgets 5
WP Darren Featherstone
LP Nick Brooks

5pm Peterborough Cav Disp 1
CarpI4C Victory 0
WP Darren Zack
LP Neil Cooke

Napanee Express Jrs 12
Peterborough Hitman 2
WP Tim Keller
LP Ryan McCue

7pm Peterboro Pros 7
Ottawa Valley Raiders 1
WP Matt Leahy
LP Derrick Bully

Napanee Express Midgets 4
Oshawa BB’s 3
WP Kyle Arsenault
LP Alex McNab

9pm Elkland PA 1
Peterborough Cav Disp 0
WP Greg Garrity
LP Ian Knott

Ottawa Team Easton 1
Peterborough Hitman 0
WP Dan Konkle
LP Brad Meldrum

Sunday
11am Elkland PA 5
Carp I4C Victory 2
WP Greg Garrity
LP Chad Hargrove

Ottawa Tean Easton 7
Ottawa Valley Raiders 3
WP Dan Bradley
LPMatt Greer

Semi’s 1.30
Peterboro Pros 2
Carp I4C Victory 0
WP Wayne Wells
LP Neil Cooke

Ottawa Team Easton 10
Elkland PA 5
WP Dan Konkle
LP Greg Garrity

Final 3.30 Ottawa Team Easton 6
Peterboro Pros 5
WP Jeff Murphy
LP Wayne Wells

Kelso Klassic Sunday Scores

Monday, June 11th, 2007


Late Saturday:
Game 21-Kelso Fastpitch 2, Nokomis 1 (Nokomis out, 1-3)
Game 22-#18 Black Gold 3, Stallions 2 (Stallions out, 1-2)

Sunday morning:
Game 23- Kelso Fastpitch 4, #18 Black Gold 0 (Black Gold out, 2-3)
Game 24-Brandt’s 5, Elkville 2 (Elkville out, 2-2)
Game 25- Bloomington Stix 4, Kelso Fastpitch 0 (Kelso Fastpitch out, 3-2)
Game 26-Brandt’s 1, T’town Bud Select 0 (T’town out, 2-2)
Gamer 28-Vandalia 1, Pete’s Blues/PK Broward 0
Game 27-Bloomington Stix 10, Brandt’s 0 (Brandts 4th, 4-2)
Game 29- lBloomington Stix 3, Pete’s Blues PK Broward 0 (Pete’s/PK Broward 3rd, 3-2)
Game 30-Vandalia vs. Bloomington Stix
Game 31-If needed, 4:30

Elora claims Mitchell title

Monday, June 11th, 2007


From Al’s Fastball

Mitchell Mets Sunday results
Sunday, June 10, 2007
Mitchell, ON

The #10 Elora Wellington Brewers went undefeated – a 3-0 round-robin record coupled with a perfect 3-0 record when it counted Sunday in the single-elimination playoffs – to win top honours at the 17th annual Mitchell Mets invitational fastball tournament Sunday, June 10.

Earning a first-round bye thanks to their 3-0 mark in divisional play, Wellington doubled #14 Bridgeport Braves 4-2 before blanking #25 Glencoe Astros 6-0 to earn a berth in the sudden-death final. In the final, the Brewers exploded for four runs in the fifth to crack open a 3-1 lead and defeat the #4 Elmira Cubs 7-2 for the championship.

Ryan Diljee homered to kick-start the four-run outburst, as the Brewers rode the right arm of Todd Uhrig to claim the title.

Elmira Cubs also went 3-0 in pool play, then dumped #2 Tavistock Merchants 10-6 and fought back to edge #13 Kitchener Outlaws 7-6 to earn a berth in the final.

Other Sunday results were as follows:

Glencoe 2, Ingersoll 1 (9-innings)
Bridgeport 5, #11 Port Elgin Blue Devils 0
Tavistock 9, #17 Harriston Mercury’s 2
Elmira Jrs. 7, Shakespeare Falcons 1
Glencoe 4, #22 Mitchell Mets 3
Elmira Cubs 10, Tavistock 6
Wellington 4, Bridgeport 2
Kitchener 10, Elmira Jrs 4
Wellington 6, Glencoe 0
Elmira Cubs 7, Kitchener 6
Final – Wellington 7, Elmira Cubs 2

Andy Bader
abader@bowesnet.com

Kelso Klassic Saturday afternoon results & Sunday schedule

Sunday, June 10th, 2007

From Saturday morning:
Game 10-Pete’s Blues 6, Nokomis 0
Game 7-Teutopolis 4, Kelso Fastpitch 3

Saturday afternoon schedule:
Game 12-Brandt’s 3, Kelso Supply 0
Game 11-Jamco 2, Nokomis 1
Game 13-Elkville 8, Lee’s 7 (9)
Game 14-#21 Memphis 9, #18 Black-Gold 1
Game 15-Nokomis def. Kelso Supply (Kelso Supply out, 0-3)
Game 16-Brandt’s def. Jamco (Kelso Jamco out, 1-2)

Saturday evening schedule:
Game 17-#18 Black Gold 5, Lee’s 1 (Lee’s out, 1-2)
Game 18-Vandalia 3, Teutopolis 2(SEMI)
Game 19-Bloomington Stix led Pete’s Blues 2-1 in 5th (SEMI)
Game 20-Elkville 5, Memphis 4 (Memphis out, 1-2)
Game 21-Kelso Fastpitch vs. Nokomis, 9:00-starting about 10:45
Game 22-#18 Black Gold vs. Stallions, 9:00-starting about 11:15

Sunday morning:
Game 23- w 21 vs. w 22, 9 a.m.
Game 24-Elkville vs. Brandt’s, 9 a.m.
Game 25-W 23 VS. L 19, 10:30
Game 26-w 24 vs. Teutopoils, 10:30
Gamer 28-Vandalia vs. Bloomington or Pete’s, noon Winners bracket final
Game 27-w 25 vs. w 26, noon
Game 29- l 28 vs. w 27, 1:30
Game 30-w 28 vs. w 29, 3:00
Game 31-If needed, 4:30

Mitchell Mets Saturday results

Saturday, June 9th, 2007

From Al’s Fastball:

Mitchell, ON

Day 2 of the 3-day Mitchell Mets tournament was played under picture perfect conditions.

Results were as follows:

Elmira Jrs 8, Port Elgin Blue Devils 5
Kitchener Outlaws 4, Glencoe Astros 0
Wellington Brewers 8, Mitchell Jr. Chiefs 3
Harriston Mercurys 5, Ingersoll Crush 0
Kitchener 5, Tavistock 2
Glencoe 3, Monkton 0
Mitchell Mets 3, Elmira Jrs 0
Port Elgin 6, Waterloo Jrs 0
Bridgeport 8, Shakespeare Falcons 3
Elmira Cubs 7, Zurich 0
Wellington 5, Harriston 4
Glencoe 8, Tavistock 2
Ingersoll 9, Mitchell Jr. Chiefs 0
Elmira Jrs 8, Waterloo Jrs 7
Kitchener 6, Monkton 1
Port Elgin 4, Mitchell Mets 2
Elmira Cubs 7, Shakespeare Falcons 1
Bridgeport 8, Zurich 0

Single-elimination playoff match-ups Sunday:

Glencoe vs. Ingersoll, 9 a.m.
Winner plays Mitchell Mets, 11 a.m.

Bridgeport vs. Port Elgin, 9 a.m.
Winner plays Wellington Brewers, 1 p.m.

Harriston vs. Tavistock, 9 a.m.
Winners plays Elmira Cubs, 11 a.m.

Elmira Jrs. vs. Shakespeare Falcons 11 a.m.
Winner plays Kitchener Outlaws, 1 p.m.

Semi-finals at 3 p.m., Final at 5 p.m.

From: Andy Bader abader (at) bowesnet.com

Kelso Klassic results- Friday and early Saturday

Saturday, June 9th, 2007

Friday:
Game 1- Kelso, Mo. Fastpitch 4, Elkville, Il. Fastpitch 0
Game 3-Radom, Il. Lee’s Sports Falcons 5, Kelso, Mo. Supply 2
Game 4-Belleville, Il. Stallions 5, Kelso, Mo. Jamco Transportation 3
Game 6-Mascoutah, Il. Pete’s Blues 1, #18 Hermann, Mo. Black-Gold 0 (11)
Saturday:
Game 2-Teutopolis, Il. KC/Bud Select 6, Springfield, Il. Brandt’s 0
Game 5-ISC #17 Bloomington, Il. Stix 4, #21 Memphis, Tn. Posse 2 (9)
Game 9-Vandalia, Il. The Freight 12, Lee’s Sports Falcons 4 (6)
Game 10-Pete’s Blues led Nokomis, Il. Bud Light 2-0 in the 4th.
Game 7-Teutopolis vs. Kelso Fastpitch

Saturday afternoon schedule:
Game 12-Brandt’s vs. Kelso Supply, 1 p.m.
Game 11-Jamco vs. loser game 4, 1 p.m.
Game 13-Elkville vs. Lee’s, 2:30
Game 14- #21 Memphis vs. #18 Black-Gold, 2:30
Game 15-loser 11 vs. loser 12, 4:00
Game 16-winner 11 vs. winner 12, 4:00

Saturday evening schedule:
Game 17-loser 13 vs. loser 14, 6:00
Game 18-winner 7 vs. Vandalia, 6:00 (SEMI)
Game 19-winner 8 vs. winner 10, 7:30 (SEMI)
Game 20-winner 13 vs. winner 14, 7:30
Game 21-winner 15 vs. loser 7, 9:00
Game 22-winner 17 vs. loser 22, 9:00

Friday results from Mitchell, ON

Saturday, June 9th, 2007

Cool, windy conditions greeted the teams on the opening night of the 17th annual Mitchell Mets tournament Friday.

Three 5-0 shutouts were recorded in the men’s side of the tourney, including the host #22 Mets’ 5-0 win over Waterloo Hallman Jr Twins behind Jeff Pauli’s complete-game shutout, a three-run home run by A.J. Moses and a solo smash by Kevin Gettler.

Another Mitchell team, the Jr. Chiefs, were on the losing side of a 5-0 score, this time to the #17 Harriston Mercury’s as Scott Smith hurled a shutout.

Shakespeare Falcons also won 5-0, blanking Zurich Rangers.

Other results from the men’s draw were as follows:
#4 Elmira Cubs 7, #14 Bridgeport Braves 4
#10 Wellington Brewers 6, Ingersoll Crush 3
#2 Tavistock Merchants 7, Monkton Muskrats 6

The Merchants struck for a stunning two-run rally in the bottom of the seventh as Dave Kollman hit a two-run inside the park home run to stun the Muskrats, who rallied themselves from a 5-1 deficit in the middle innings.

Games start at 8:30 a.m. Saturday.

8:30 a.m. – #11 Port Elgin vs. Elmira Jrs.
8:30 a.m. – #25 Glencoe Astros vs. #13 Kitchener Outlaws
10:15 a.m. – Harriston vs. Ingersoll
10:15 a.m. – Elora vs. Mitchell Jrs.
12 noon – Tavistock vs. Kitchener
12 noon – Glencoe vs. Monkton
2 p.m. – Mitchell Mets vs. Elmira Jrs
2 p.m. – Waterloo Jrs vs. Port Elgin
3:45 p.m. – Elmira Cubs vs. Zurich
3:45 p.m. – Bridgeport vs. Shakespeare Falcons
4:15 p.m. – Harriston vs,. Elora
5:30 p.m. – Glencoe vs. Tavistock
5:30 p.m. – Ingersoll vs. Mitchell Jrs.
7:15 p.m. – Monkton vs. Kitchener
7:15 p.m. – Mitchell Mets vs. Port Elgin
8 p.m. – Shakespeare Falcons vs Elmira Cubs
9 p.m. – Bridgeport vs. Zurich

Playoff action begins Sunday morning at 9 a.m.

From: Andy Bader abader(at)bowesnet.com

California Lumberkings Head to Chicago for AFSA Classic

Wednesday, June 6th, 2007

For the second year in a row, the California Lumberkings, the top ISC II ranked team in the west, will be headed to Chicago, Illinois for the AFSA Classic.

Lumberkings’ skipper David Weldin had this to say about the team’s upcoming trip:

“Last year was our first year to attend the AFSA Classic. We were looking for a tournament to play last year and our players wanted to go to Chicago. We had a good time last year, so we decided to go back again this year. We were pleased with our play in last year’s tournament, defeating some good teams, before losing to Bloominton Stix in the semi-finals.”

Here’s the list of teams and schedule.

AFSA CLASSIC – Four game guarantee – July 13-15, 2007

Pool A
1 Denmark Circle Tap
2 Aurora Dolan & Murphy
3 Benton Harbor Plangger’s
4 Thomson Merchants

Pool B
1 Green Bay Townline
2 Quad City Sox
3 Bloomington Stix
4 California Lumberkings

Friday
7pm Aurora vs. Thomson
9pm Denmark vs. Aurora

Saturday North Field (A)
9am Benton Harbor vs. Thomson
11am Denmark vs. Benton Harbor
1pm Denmark vs. Thomson
3pm Aurora vs. Benton Harbor
5pm Green Bay vs. California

West Field (B)
9am Quad City vs. California
11am Bloomington vs. California
1pm Green Bay vs. Quad City
3pm Green Bay vs. Bloomington
5pm Quad City vs. Bloomington

Elimination bracket play begins Saturday night at 7pm, with games continuing through Sunday’s 2pm Championship game. (EST).