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Portland DeMarini Rose Cup 2003
Last Year's Tournament
Results (2003)
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ST. JOE FRONTIER CASINO PLAYERS RUN
THE TABLE , TOP TEAM RAINEY IN FINAL |
Frontier Casino's Michael White Gets Title Game Win, Team
Rainey's Young Travis Price Wins Most Valuable Pitcher Award as Upstart Team
Rainey Beginning to Make Its Mark
[Portland, OR-6/29/03] - The St. Joe Frontier Casino Players
showed why they are the defending ISC World Champions and ASA Major National
Champions, going undefeated to win the Portland DeMarini Rose Cup tournament
Sunday in Portland, Oregon. Their pitching staff of Michael White, Doug
Middleton and Rob O'Brien paved the way for the Casino Players, with Michael
White (pictured at left) on the mound in the 7-3 championship game win over Team
Rainey of Orange County California. For complete coverage of the Rose
Cup Tournament, click menu buttons at left.
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"Recap" menu button at upper left. |

St. Joe Frontier Casino Players from St. Joe, Missouri and Team Rainey,
of Orange County California are the finalists in the 2003 Portland
DeMarini Rose Cup Tournament, in Portland, Oregon.
Click "Scoreboard", "Recap", and "Pool Play
Standings" for more information. 
Press
Release [Portland, Oregon - March 24, 2003]
The Portland Metropolitan Softball
Association, DeMarini Sports, The Rose Festival Association & the City
of Portland are reallyl enthused about this years INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT,
which will have 14 teams. The tournament will
be held at Delta Park, shown in photo at left.
We are thrilled to have the World
Champion Frontier Casino Players enter
this year's event with their star-studded
cast of players including eight National Team Players. St.
Joe's Michael White (P) is also the pitching coach at the University of Oregon
(women's softball) and doing an outstanding job. Having
the defending World Champions along with most of the top teams from California, Arizona,
Oregon, Washington and British Columbia makes this years DeMarini
Rose Cup one of the top tournaments on the West Coast this year.
Several other National Team players will be playing for their respective teams
such as as Todd Garcia from Team Lyons as
well as numerous Canadian National
Team Players including last years MVP Collin McKenzie from Victoria.

Teams:
(Click "Teams" menu button on the left to view team
profiles and photos.)
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St. Joe Frontier Casino
Players - Missouri (2002 ISC Champions and ASA
Open Champs)
- Victoria Travellers Inn
- British Columbia (2002 7th Place in ISC and
Defending Rose Cup Champions)
- Vancouver Grey Sox - British
Columbia (8th Place finish in 2002 ISC, ISC Qualifier winner for 2003)
- Team Lyons - Fresno, California
(2002 ASA "A" National Champions)
- Bodle Chiropractic - Seattle,
Washington (Joe Bodle is a coaching
wizard - never look past this bunch)
- Team Rainey - Orange County,
California (2002 Best of West Champs, runner up Cal Int'l Las Vegas Classic,
2003 and ISC State champs 2003)
- CR Adidas -
Portland, Oregon (Mike Trotter's last year ?? - 6 decades
at Class AAA level or above)
- Bucknell Park - Olympia, Washington
(4th Place at NAFA "AAA" in 2002)
- Meralomas - Vancouver, British
Columbia (Tom Taylor always has a great
bunch of players)
- So Cal Bombers, Yucaipa, CA (Ralph Trejo has
bolstered his already strong pitching staff)
- Bucknell Park, Olympia, WA (NAFA President Pat
Bucknell's team finished 4th in the NAFA "AAA" World Series last year.
- California Sun Devils, So Cal (Moving up in the
ranks)
- The Host - Portland DeMarini
Merchants, Portland, OR
- Larry Miller, Salt Lake City, UT

***THE PORTLAND DeMARINI CLASSIC***
In addition to the DeMarini Rose
Cup listed above, there will be an eight
team NAFA Class "A" qualifier (DeMarini
Classic) held simultaneously on adjacent fields to the Open Tourney.
Thus far we have 5 or 6 teams committed to play including JRW
& Associates, Paolas, The Pirates, Limelight & Cascade Courier. Space is
available for 8 teams. Entry Fee is $300.00. Plenty of DeMarini Product Prizes
and Trophies. See above contacts for more
information. Tom Ree
Tournament Director
Portland DeMarini Rose Cup
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