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Scores from Ontario Challenge Cup in Mitchell

Sunday, September 19th, 2010

Mitchell, ON

Congratulations to Mitchell Mets, winners of the Laverne Reichert Trophy as Ontario Challenge Cup champions, who will receive a berth in the 2011 ISC World Tournament. Full scores below.

Saturday
9 am
Game 1 Kitchener Selects 0 Mitchell Mets 3
WP Kevin Pomfret
LP Scott Clark

Game 2 Kitchener Outlaws 8 Arthur Merchants 3
WP Ryan Shannon
LP Dylan Cunningham
Outlaws Cory Tinline, Ryan Shannon HRs
Arthur Jeff Moose HR

Game 3 Breslau Black Sox 1 Ingersoll Crush 2
WP Adam Martin 9 Ks
LP Larry Cox

11 am
Game 4 Elmira Expos 7 Maryhill Cardinals 0
WP Casey Halstead
LP Bryan Belisle
Elmira Josh Broman 3 hits

Game 5 Mitchell Mets 6 Mississauga Sox 1
WP Fred Follings – No Hitter
LP Glen Dorrington

Game 6 Kitchener Outlaws 12 Elmwood Smoke 2 – 4 innings
WP Mel Ross
LP Brady Lantz
Kitchener – Corey Tinline, Don Harris, Derek Martin HRs

1 pm
Game 7 Fisherville A’s 2 Ingersoll Crush 4
WP Todd Winkworth
LP George Topp

Game 8 Wyevale Tribe 6 Elmira Expos 5 – 8 innings
WP Mark Lambie
LP Dan Martin

3 pm
Loser’s Bracket
Game 9 Elmira Expos 3 Kitchener Selects 1
WP Casey Halstead
LP Doug Hoffman

Game 10 Arthur Merchants 6 Fisherville A’s 8
WP – Rory Miller
LP – Jayme Amos

Game 11 Breslau Black Sox 12 Elmwood Smoke 7 – 8 innings
WP – Shayne Riepert
LP – Dave Juniper

5 pm
Winner’s Bracket
Game 15 Mitchell Mets 6 Kitchener Outlaws 1
WP Fred Follings
LP Mel Ross

Game 16 Ingersoll Crush 14 Wyevale Tribe 7
WP Todd Winkworth
LP Kurt Glover

Loser’s Bracket
Game 12 Maryhill Cardinals 1 Mississauga Sox 0
WP Brendan Roach
LP Glen Dorrington

7 pm
Loser’s Bracket
Game 13 Fisherville A’s 0 Elmira Expos 2
WP – Dan Martin
LP – Dan Anthony

Game 14 Breslau Black Sox 4 Maryhill Cardinals 9

9 pm
Winner’s Bracket
Game 19 Winner Gm 15 (Ingersoll) vs Winner Gm 16 (Mitchell)
Moved to 11 am Sunday due to rain

Thanks to Joe Todd, Jeff Whetstone, Chris & Doug Bach, Kyle Smith for score reporting and game controlling, supervision at the tournament. Thanks also to Paul Baier and his blue crew as well as Kory Dietz of the Mitchell host committee for having us this weekend.
Blair Setford
ISC Canada East

Sunday
Losers Bracket
Gm 17 Elmira Expos 4 Kitchener Outlaws 5
WP Ryan Shannon, in relief of Mel Ross
LP Casey Halstead
Expos Travis Martin 2-run 2b to tie in T7
Outlaws Tim Dubois 2-run home run, 4 RBIs; Ryan Shannon GWRBI B7

Gm 18 Maryhill Cardinals 8 Wyevale Tribe 1 – 5 innings
WP Brandon Roach 2 hitter
LP Mark Lambie

11 am
Losers Bracket
Gm 20 Maryhill Cardinals 3 Kitchener Outlaws 6
WP Mel Ross 6 2/3 inn in relief of Ryan Shannon
LP Bryan Belisle 5 inn; relief Brendan Roach 1 inn
Outlaws Jim Culling 2-run home run

Winners bracket final
Gm 19 Mitchell Mets 12 Ingersoll Crush 4 – 6 innings
WP Steve Cook 3 2/3 inn in relief of Kevin Pomfret 2 1/3 inn
LP Todd Winkworth 4 inn, relief Adam Martin 2 inn
Mets Dale Levy home run 2x1b; Dave Faulhafer 2-RBI 3b 2x2b; Jeff Pauli 2 RBIs; Kevin Gettler 2x1b 3 RBIs
Crush DJ Latford home run, 2bj Eric Scott 2 RBIs

1 pm
Loser’s bracket final
Gm 21 Ingersoll Crush 6 Kitchener Outlaws 1
WP Todd Winkworth
LP Mel Ross 2 2/3 inn, relief Ryan Shannon 3 1/3 inn
Crush Jon Klingenberg 2-run home run; Steve Johnson 2-RBI 2b; Josh Leuszler RBI 3B
Outlaws Blake Underwood Sac Fly RBI

Championship Game
3 pm
Gm 22 Mitchell Mets 9 Ingersoll Crush 2 – 5 innings
WP Fred Follings
LP Todd Winkworth 2 1/3 inn; relief Adam Martin 2 2/3
Mitchell: Kevin Gettler 2-RBI 3b; AJ Moses RBI 2b; Dale Levy 2-run home run; Joe Harris home run;
Crush Darryl Wharram 2b RBI; DJ Latford 2b RBI

On behalf of ISC Canada East- Vice President , Blair Setford and myself, I would like to congratulate the Mitchell Mets on winning the 2010 Ontario Challenge Cup held this past weekend in Mitchell. The Mets went 5-0 and with the perfect record came away with the Laverne Reichert Memorial Trophy and will Receive a berth in the 2011 ISC World Tournament to be held in the Moline, Illinois next August. The finalist for the weekend were the Ingersoll Crush who posted a 4 win – 2 loss record with both losses notched on the backs of the eventual champions , the Mitchell Mets I would like to Thank our hosts for the weekend, Chairman Kory Dietz and the OHA Jr. C Hockey Team – the Mitchell Hawks who are also celebrating 45 years of history for this storied franchise.

Some of the Movers and the Shakers with Kory were Jason Murray and Becky Eidt, who both did a marvelous job behind the scenes in keeping Everything working like clock work. Also a big Hurrah to Arena Manager and Diamond Grooms person Rick Vivian. The players on the Hockey team Were very visible on Saturday and assisted in the raking and keeping the Diamonds in tip/top Shape.

Also a big part of the tournament were the (4) scorekeepers, MaryBeth Gilbert, Kerrie Vosper, Marianne Stroh and Don Barr, who took care of all 23 games, With an experienced crew of Scorekeepers we were able To send in timely reports to Al Doran and Jim Flanagan to keep the people that were not able to attend make them feel like they were just around the corner.

The Blue Crew lead by Umpire in Chief Paul Baier from Stratford, again did a marvelous job The Crew consisted of Chris Lamer, Jay Hart, Ed Otterman, Tim Whitelaw, Trevor Topping, Steve Kuhl, Moe Carde, Mike Clark and Dave Selden p.s. also a Thank you to Maryanne Baier who took some pictures.

That I am sure she will share later on in the week and also cooks a mean bowl of homemade Chicken Noodle Soup that I can vouch for . And last by certainly not least, our experienced crew of Game Controllers , Sr. Game Controller Doug Bach stepped in for me on Saturday afternoon and Saturday night to allow me to attend a 35 year reunion of our Jr B team that won the OASA Crowns in both 1974 and 1975. The weather did not Co-operate On Saturday night while I was away but at the end of the day only one game was moved from late Saturday night had to be shuffled to a Sunday morning start time . The Game Controllers assisting Doug were Chris Bach, Jim Marr, and Jeff Whetstone,

Thank you to all the teams and leagues that participated in the 2010 OCC and to all the Fans that made the trip to Mitchell for our last fastball fix for 2010.

Good Health in the off season and See you all in the Spring of 2011

Joe Todd
ISC Canada East Commissioner

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‘Hammer Repeats as GHFL Champion

Monday, September 13th, 2010

Golden Horseshoe Fastball League
Niagara Falls, Ontario

The GHFL crowned a repeat champion Sunday afternoon as the Waterdown Hammer defended their league title with a thrilling 9-6 come-from-behind win over the top-seed Niagara Falls Fury. Full scores below.

Bob Blamauer, who belted six home runs in six games for the Hammer, was named the Gord Newman Memorial Playoff MVP.

Matt Lyon, of the Niagara Snappers, was the 2010 GHFL MVP, with a .610 average, nine home runs and 30 RBIs in 19 games played. Lyon also finished with 12-3 pitching record.

Scott Wagar, of the Niagara Falls Fury, was the 2010 GHFL Top Pitcher, compiling a 14-3 record leading his Fury to first place overall.

Rookie Joel Langford, second basemen for the Mississauga Arrows, was the 2010 Russ Dekker Memorial Defensive Player of the Year.

Dan Bernard, of the Niagara Snappers, was the 2010 recipient of the Janet Greatrix Memorial Sportmanship & Dedication Award for his tireless behind-the-scenes work over many years with his team and the league.

On behalf of the GHFL, congratulations to all award winners. Thanks to Rob Greatrix and the entire Niagara Falls committee for outstanding work in hosting the annual playoff tournament. We also want to thank Peter Kluszczynski and his Blue Crew for excellent work this past weekend along with all of the GHFL umpires who work the regular season.

September 10-12
GHFL Playoff Tournament
Niagara Falls, Ontario

Friday
Lizards 19 Dawgs 0 – 3 innings
WP: Rich Vassos 5Ks
LP: Jeff Bolton, relief Gerry Bongers
Lizards: Jason Surdyke 2-4 HR; Darren Newson 3-3 HR; Darryl Breadner 3-3 HR

Snappers 1 Tazco 0 – 9 innings
WP: Matt Lyon 6Ks
LP: Tom Berube 13Ks
Snappers: Scott Young 2-4 2b GWRBI
Tazco: Jeff Kraneyk 2-4

Fury 8 Royals 0 – 5 innings
WP: Scott Wagar 14Ks
LP: Marvin Smith, relief Joe Parker
Fury: Adam Dearborn HR, 3b 3RBIs; Ray Carr HR
Royals: Dom Demasi 2b

Saturday
Fury 1 Arrows 0
WP: Scott Wagar 4 hits 14Ks
LP: Jeff Wilson 3 hits, unearned run

Target 1 Knights 0
WP: Gord Scott 2 hits 13Ks
LP: Kyle Linton 9Ks
Target: Mark Cameron 1-3 RBI

Hammer 6 Tazco 0
WP: Doug Hoffman 3 hits 7Ks
LP: Mike Joseph 11 hits 2Ks
Hammer: Bob Blamauer 3-3 2 HRs 4RBIs; Steve Gillis 3-3 HR

Lizards 8 Royals 4
WP Dan Duemo
LP Marvin Smith
Lizards: Dan Edholm 2b 2RBIs; Darrin Newson 2-3 3RBIs
Royals Adam Solnik HR 3RBIs; Jason Young 2-3 HR

Arrows 7 Dawgs 0 – 6 innings
WP: Chris McColl
LP: Gerry Bongers

Hammer 10 Snappers 1 – 5 innings
WP: Rod Fevereau
LP: Jason Paylove, relief Perry Bartley
Hammer: Dave Brownhill 2-3 2b; Will Lake 2-3; Kyle Davis 2-3
Snappers: Mike Bateman HR

Fury 11 Dawgs 4 – 6 innings
WP: Butch Provost
LP: Brad Wills
Fury: Ray Carr HR 2RBIs; Phil John 3-4 HR; Mark Korten HR
Dawgs: Jordan Lewis HR; Steve Veenstra HR

Hammer 5 Knights 4
WP: Doug Hoffman in relief of Jim Hurst
LP: Kyle Linton
Hammer: Geoff Hornby HR; Kyle Davis 2b 2RBIs
Knights: Tyler Higgins 2-4 HR; Jordan Copeland 1-3 HR

Snappers 5 Target 4
WP: Matt Lyon
LP: Gord Scott
Snappers Trevor Falk 3-4 HR; Matt Lyon 2-4 2b HR; Kres Anderson HR
Target: Dave Harper 2-4; Brian Prowse HR; Mark Cameron HR

Hammer 11 Target 4
WP: Doug Hoffman
LP: Gord Scott
Hammer: Dave Brownhill 3-3; Bob Blamauer 3-3 HR; Mike Brown 3-3 RBI
Target: Dave Harper 2-3

Arrows 5 Royals 4
WP: Chris McColl, relief Jeff Wilson
LP: Marvin Smith
Arrows: Chris McColl 2-3 2b 2RBIs; Jeff Wilson 2BB RBI; Mike Oliver 1-2 2BB; Rob O’Neill 2BB
Royals: Glen Crocker 3b 2RBIs; Lance Galbraith RBI; Matt Smith RBI

Fury 6 Lizards 5
WP: Scott Wagar
LP: Rich Vassos, relief Dan Duemo
no details available

Lizards 5 Arrows 4
WP: Dan Duemo, relief Rich Vassos
LP: Jeff Wilson
Lizards: Mike Breadner 2RBIs
Arrows: Jeff Wilson HR 2RBIs; Blair Setford 2b RBI; Mike Oliver RBI

Royals 12 Dawgs 10
WP: Jason Young, relief Joe Parker
LP: Jeff Bolton
Royals: Jason Young 2-4 2 HRs 5RBIs; Adam Solnik 2-4 HR 2 RBIs; Glen Crocker 2-3 HR; Dom Demasi 2-3 HR
Dawgs: Jordan Lewis 2-5; Steve Veenstra Grand Slam 5RBIs; Ryan Nickels 2BB RBI; Andrew Lessard 2-4 2b

Snappers 2 Knights 1
WP: Matt Lyon
LP: Andrew Putnam
Snappers: Scott Young 2-3 2b RBI; Perry Bartley 3b; Alex Szockyj RBI
Knights: Barry Lexchin HR

Tazco 1 Target 0
WP: Tom Berube 14Ks 1 hit
LP: Gord Scott
Tazco: Pat McCloy 1-2 run
Target: Todd Townsend 1b

Tazco 6 Knights 1
WP: Tom Berube
LP: Andrew Putnam
Tazco: no details available
Knights: Tyler Higgins HR

Sunday
P1 Tazco 2 Lizards 1
WP: Mike Joseph
LP: Rich Vassos
Tazco: Mark Hall walk off two-run HR in B7

P2 Snappers 11 Arrows 9
WP: Matt Lyon
LP: Chris McColl, in relief of Jeff Wilson
Snappers: Trevor Falk 2 HRs 5RBIs; Ron Webb HR; Kevin Newhouse HR 2 RBIs
Arrows: Joel Langford HR; Rob O’Neill HR; Whitney Bridge 2-4 2b HR 3RBIs

P3 Fury 5 Tazco 2
WP Scott Wagar
LP Tom Berube
Fury: Tommy Watkinson 2-4 HR 2RBIs, Phil John 2-4 3b 2RBIs, Rob Greatrix 3-4 RBI
Tazco: Will Parent HR 2b, Pat McCloy HR 1b

P4 Hammer 14 Snappers 11
WP: Doug Hoffman 4IP, 7H, 4R, 2K, 0BB; in relief of Rod Favreau 3IP, 5H, 7R, 1K, 2BB
LP: Matt Lyon 6IP, 10H, 14R, 2K, 5BB; relief Mike Bateman 1IP, 2H, 0R, 1K, 0BB
Hammer: Steve Gillis 2-4 HR 5 RBI’s, Bob Blamauer 2-4 2 HR 3 RBI’s, Dave Kingdon 2-4 HR 3 RBI’s, Kyle Davis 1-4 HR 2 RBI’s
Snappers: Scott Young 1-3 HR 3 RBI’s, Trevor Falk 2-4 HR 2 RBI’s, Kevin Newhouse 2-4 HR 3 RBI’s, Dan Bernard 2-3 2 RBI’s, Alex Szockyj RBI

Championship Game
Hammer 9 Fury 6
WP: Doug Hoffman
LP: Scott Wagar
Hammer: Steve Gillis HR 1b; Bob Blamauer HR 1b; Kyle Davis HR 1b 3RBIs; Geoff Hornby 2b, Dave Kingdon 2-4
Fury: Mark Korten HR 1b 2RBIs; Ray Carr HR 1b; Rob Greatrix 2-3
Fury take a 3-0 in the second on the strength of a 2-run home run by Mark Korten and a RBI single by Scott Wagar. The Hammer answer on a Bob Blamauer HR to make score 3-1. The Fury get one back via a solo shot by Ray Carr. With the score 4-1, a solo HR by the Hammer’s Steve Gillis makes it 4-2 and a Dave Kingdon RBI double makes it 4-3. With the score 5-3 in T6, the Hammer’s Kyle Davis hits a 2-out, 2-strike 3-run HR and suddenly the Hammer lead 6-5. The Fury scratch out the tying run in the B6 on a 2-out RBI single by Rob Greatrix, setting up the 7th. The Hammer load the bases with none out and Dave Brownhill scores on a pass ball. The Hammer get a couple more on a 2-out Geoff Hornby single that the Fury outfielder gets a glove on but can’t hold. The Fury go down in order in B7.

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R-Twins claim back-to-back titles

Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

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September 06, 2010
Record staff

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — The Kitchener Rivershark Twins earned a measure of redemption when they downed the hosts 6-1 in the title game at the Canadian senior men’s fastpitch championship on Sunday.

The defending national champion R-Twins stumbled in their quest to collect three consecutive world club team titles a couple of weeks ago, settling for second place, but were not to be denied at the national championship.

Rowan Lam collected two RBI for the winners who roared undefeated through the weeklong tournament.

Hurricane Earl forced Saturday’s playoff round to be contested on Friday, but not even that could deter the R-Twins who recorded their first Canadian title in the team’s four-decade history last year in St. Thomas.

Don Scott and Paul Koert combined for the championship win. The duo scattered six hits while R-Twins ace Todd Martin remained on the shelf with a shoulder injury.

Familiar foe Frank Cox absorbed the loss. He allowed three earned runs through three and a third innings for the hosts, known as the Gahan House Fawcetts.

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3 Cheers Pub NL grab bronze at Sr. Canadians

Monday, September 6th, 2010

From TheSportsPage.ca

Three Cheers Pub of St. John’s claimed this provinces eventh medal at the Canadian Senior Men’s Fast Pitch softball championships in Prince Edward Island.

The Three Cheers Pub team defeated Ontario’s Owen Sound Verge Select 6-1 to guarantee the Newfoundland team of at least a bronze medal at the 2010 National fast pitch championships. Sean Whitten pitched the win for Newfoundland. 3 Cheers Pub scored twice in the third and added a single in the fifth and three in the bottom of the sixth.

Brad Ezekiel (2-4, 3RBI) led the way offensively for NL1-3Cheers Pub Bud Light, while Geoff Evely (1-3, R, 2RBI) collected a pair of RBI and Stephen Mullaley (1-3, R), Derek Mayson (1-3, R) and Bryan Clarke (1-3, R) each contributed with one hit and run scored.

Sean Whitten-the hard throwing right-hander from Petty Harbour-picked up the win. Whitten pitched 7-Innings, surrendered one-run (unearned), scattered five hits, never walked a batter and fanned 11.

Andrew Phibbs started the game and was tagged with the loss. Phibbs threw 5-Innings, surrendered six runs on six hits, never walked a batter and struckout five. Matt Leahy (1IP, 0R, 1H, 1BB, 0K) came on in relief.

Ben Wideman (1-3, R), Nick Dambrosio (1-3), Brad Robinson (1-3), Matt Lyon (1-3) and Andrew Scott (1-3) each collected one hit for the losers. Andy Skelton had the lone RBI.

NL1-3Cheers Pub Bud Light Pitching Stats:
WP: Sean Whitten 7IP, 1R, 5H, 0BB, 11K

NL1-3Cheers Pub Bud Light Top Batters:
Sean O’Brien 1-1
Brad Ezekiel 2-4, 3RBI
Stephen Mullaley 1-3, R
Derek Mayson 1-3, R
Bryan Clarke 1-3, R
Geoff Evely 1-3, R, 2RBI
Colin Abbott 0-3, RBI

3 Cheers Pub lost out to the Host team in the semi final game 3-2 but come home with a bronze medal.

With the loss, NL1-3Cheers Pub Bud Light have been eliminated from the tournament and after a tremendous week of ball come away with a Bronze Medal (See NL Medal Count Below).

The HOST-Gahan House Bud Light Fawcetts scored all three of their runs in the second inning, while NL1-Cheers Pub Bud Light scored single runs in the third and sixth innings.

Rob Geisbrecht (2-3, RBI) led the way offensively for the HOST-Gahan House Bud Light Fawcetts, while Steven Larter (1-3, 2RBI) collected two RBI and Kevin Schellenberg (1-2, R), Kelly Wenstrom (1-3, R), Mark Arsenault (1-4, R) and Chris Craig (1-4) each chipped in with hits.

Trevor Ethier pitched the win to send his team to the Championship Game. Ethier went 7-Innings, surrendered two runs on four hits, never walked a batter and fanned three.

Brad Ezekiel (2-3, 2R, 2RBI) led the way offensively for NL1-3Cheers Pub Bud Light, while Derek Mayson (2-3) collected a pair of hits.

Ward Gosse started for NL1-3Cheers Pub Bud Light and took the loss. Gosse was replaced after 1.1-Innings, he surrendered three runs on three hits, walked three and struckout one. Sean Whitten came on in relief. Whitten pitched 5.2-Innings, never allowed a run, gave up four hits, walked two and fanned four.

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PEI Fawcetts make history by grabbing silver in fast pitch championships

Monday, September 6th, 2010


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The Canadian senior men’s fastpitch championship at the Central fields had a silver lining for the host Gahan House Bud Light Fawcetts.

The defending champion Kitchener Rivershark Twins defeated the Fawcetts 6-1 in Sunday afternoon’s championship game in front of an overflow crowd of more than 2,000. It’s the first time a P.E.I.-based team has reached the final and finished in the medals in the 46-year history of this event.

Kitchener ran the table in the 10-team tournament, going 9-0 in the round-robin and 3-0 in the playoffs, outscoring opponents 65-21.

Fawcetts starter Frank Cox, plagued by a wrist injury that limited him to just three appearances during the tournament, lasted until the third inning before giving way to Trevor Ethier, who had thrown a complete game in the Island squad’s 3-2 victory over Three Cheers Pub of Newfoundland and Labrador earlier in the day. The pair combined to allow seven hits.

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Kitchener Ontario Defends its Sr. Canadian title

Sunday, September 5th, 2010

The Kitchener Rivershark Twins have successfully defended their Sr. Canadian Men’s title, with a 6-1 win over runner-up Host PEI.


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Final score: Kitchener Rivershark Twins 6, Host PEI 1.
WP-Paul Koert, in 5 inn. of relief of Don Scott
LP-Frank Cox, in relief of Trevor Ethier
Kitchener’s Rowan Lam had 2 hits and 2 RBI in the championship game.

Box score

Complete Scoreboard for Tournament here.

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2010 Sr. Canadians – Day 8 – Sunday Sept 5 – Final Day!

Sunday, September 5th, 2010

Host PEI vs. Defending champions Kitchener in finale

Three games on tap for today, games # 53, 54 and 55.

Game # 53 – 10 am – Ontario Owen Sound VS NL1 3 Cheers Pub
Pitching for and for ON Andrew Phibbs, and for NL1 Sean Whitten
Final score: NFLD1 6, Ontario 1

Game #54 – 12:30 pm – Winner of Game #53 (NL1 Cheers Pub) vs. Host team (PEI)Final for Game #54 Host PEI wins 3 -2 over the NL1

NL1 Cheers Pub has Jason Hill, Stephen Mullaley, Sean O’Brien, Brad Ezekiel, Colin Abbott, Derek Mayson, with Sean Whitten and Ward Gosse, pitching.

Host Team (PEI) has Rob Geisbrecht, Jeff Ellsworth, Kevin Schellenberg, and Trevor Ethier (pitching/playing) and Mitch Hardy and Frank Cox pitching.

Game # 55 – CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – HOST PEI vs. defending champions, Kitchener Rivershark Twins of Ontario. Pitchers are Frank Cox for Host and Don Scott for Ontario DC

Final score: Kitchener Rivershark Twins 6, Host PEI 1.
WP-Paul Koert, in 5 inn. of relief of Don Scott
LP-Frank Cox, in relief of Trevor Ethier
Box score


Editor’s note: According to the CBC video clip below, PEI has never won a medal at the Sr. Canadians – until this year.

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CBC Video Clips from Sr. Canadians

Sunday, September 5th, 2010

Lance Winn featured in CBC Video Clips about the Sr. Canadians, ISF and ISC World Tournament

Some great video clips of the Sr. Canadians from CBC, “Sports Day in Canada, and CBC’s Lance Winn. Cap tip to Brad Robinson and Al’s Fastball:

Clip 1, with interviews with PEI’s Jeff Ellsworth, Trevor Ethier and Mark Arsenault.

Clip 2, a combination clip that includes the above Sr. Canadians clip (starting at the 8:28 mark) as well as some commentary with with Lance Winn (of Ballparkradio/ISCtv) working at his “day job” at CBC. Lance’s clips appear at the beginning of the clip and 8:00 mark (talking about fastpitch) and again at 10:27 or so. Nice plug for Al Doran and Al’s Fastball at the 10:40 mark)


Lance Winn (at right) of Ballparkradio/ISCtv on the set at his day job at CBC(click photo for video clip)

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2010 Sr. Canadians – Day 7 – Sat Sept 4 (off due to hurricane)

Saturday, September 4th, 2010

Friday’s playoff games shown on Twitter feed, see below, and on scoreboard shown here.

Playoff games slated for Saturday, September 4, 2010 were canceled due to Hurricane Earl. Games to resume on Sunday for the final round.

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2010 Sr. Canadians – Day 6 – Friday Sept 3 – Playoff Schedule

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

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Seeding

* DC – Kitchener Rivershark Twins
* ON – Owen Sound Verge Select
* NL1 – 3 Cheers Pub/Bud Light
* NS1 – Brookfield Elks
* NS2 – Glace Bay Mets
* NL2 – West Side Charlies Bud Light St Johns
* NS3 – Blackburn Transport
* QC – Team Quebec
* NB – Fredericton Coors Light Twins
* HOST – Gahan House Bud Light Fawcetts

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