The Phillies won the league opener today in drammatic fashion with a walk-off basehit with 2 outs in the bottom of the sixth inning. Max Coffin led off with a walk, Steve Donfro then beat out a bunt for a hit. After Mike Fuller struck out the next 2 batters, Kyle Landry laced a single into right-center field to bring in the winning run. Both teams played excellent defense and had solid pitching prformances. Starters Cam Cox and Kyle Landry battled for 3 innings before yielding to Mike Fuller and Christian Sullivan, respectively. Zach Cunningham closed out the sixth inning by striking out the last batter with runners on 2nd and 3rd. Catchers played well for both teams. Patrick Mcdonell threw out 2 runners at second and Arya Saliany had an assist on a passed ball,to keep the score tied at 1 in the second inning. Arya Salainy,Adam Le'hreux, and Chris Fisher had r.b.i.'s for the Phillies. Cam Cox led the A's offensively with 2 hits and 2 runs scored, and was robbed of extra bases on a diving catch by Chris Fisher. Again, A great game played between 2 competitive teams,showing promise for a great season.

The Giants began the defense of their 2008 League Championship with a win over the Rockies on Saturday. The Giants received a strong pitching from Gary Storace, who went five innings, allowed only 1 run and struck out 11 batters. Chris Byers came in to close out the game and got 2 Ks. The Giants received strong offense from Joe Thurston (2 hits, 1 RBI)and Byers (double, triple, 2RBIs). Also getting hits were Ryan Penkala (1 RBI), Storace (3 RBIs), Robert Mondi (1 RBI), and Cam Kessel. The Rockies recived a very strong pitching performance from Ben Seegel, who went 2 innings, allowed no runs, and struck out 5 batters. Also pitching for the Rockies were Collin Morrow and Matt Lawyer, who combined for 7 Ks. The Rockies received hits from Lawyer (triple) and Luke Anzel.

Brian McAfee, Jeremy Ouelette, Ben Walker and Cam Stockman combined on a two-hit 14 strikeout performance to start off the season on solid footing. Offensively Ben Walker (3-4), Jeremy Ouelette (2b,2RBI), and Nick Perkins (2b) led the way. Steve Signorello and Ryan Szeygelski collected the Royals hits, while Josh Goulet looked solid in his two innings of work. Lastly, The Orioles players and coaches are grateful for the sportsmanship demonstrated by the Royals.

The Orioles and Giants battled to a stalemate before darkness set in at the end of six. Each team was not without opportinity but great CF play on both sides of the ball with Jason Fox covering the part of the earth that the Ocean does not, Ben Walker with a shoe string catch, and Jeremy Ouelette with a strong throw put a halt to some scoring opportunities. Bob Mondi went deep into the game and had outstanding command (no BBs)with 8K's. Trevor Hult and Keenan Dwyer both had 2b's, and Kyle Capone checked in with an RBI single. The Giants offensive attack was led by Chris Byers with a 2rbi single (a laser), and Ryan Penkala who also had two hits and scored two runs.

This game was a close one for all but one inning. The Royals scored one in the first. Then the Phillies scored 2 in the top of the 2nd and 2 more in the third. The Royals then came back with 2 on a double by Steve Signorella wich drove in Owen Amigo andParthiv Patel who had singled and reached on a fielders choice. This made the game interesting at 4-3.The Phillies sent 10 batters to the plate in the fourth and scored 5 runs on 2 hits. There were 4 walks issued in that inning as well. The Royals didn't stop playing and mounted a rally in the 5th with darkness closing in fast, they were able to load the bases after two were out. Christian Sullivan would strike out the last batter at which time the game was called due to darkness. Nine different players scored runs for the Phillies in this one.

Timely hitting was the story in this game as Nick Perkins (2b, 1b) drove home three runs on the night to pace the Orioles attack. Brian McAfee added an additional 720 feet to Fairgrounds track practice with three runs scored. Ben Walker had three hits as well in addition to a solid pitching effort. For the Rockies, Alec Marshall launched a double scoring Matt Staples who singled in the inning. Colin Morrow, Ben Seegel, and Luke Anzel also collected hits in the game.

The games between the Giants and the Orioles continue to come down right to the end. Unlike the last game that ended in a tie after 6, this game ended in the bottom of the 6th, with a Giants' victory. The Giants received a big offensive night from Robert Mondi (3-3, with two doubles). Also contributing to the victory were Chris Byers (1-2, triple, RBI), Ryan Penkala (1-4, 2 RBI), Owen Shea (single - first hit of the season), Michael Levasseur (single - also first hit, RBI), and Charlie Deichmann (game tying BB and RBI). On the hill for the Giants was Gary Storace who went 5 1/3, with 6Ks. Defensively, the Giants were solid all night, led by Brian Barrows and Sam Nielsen, at 2B and 3B, respectively. The Orioles offense was led by Ben Walker (2-3), Kyle Capone (2-3, RBI), Keenan Dwyer (1-3, 2 RBIs), Brian Macafee (1-3), and Caine Rivera (1-3, RBI). Macafee, Walker, and Oullette each pitched well and combined for 12Ks. Ben Walker also made an outstanding catch in centerfield to rob the Giants of extra bases.

In a 5 inning, rain-shortened game the Athletics topped the Royals 7-0. The A's received strong pitching from Patrick McDonnell who went 4 innings and recorded 7 strikeouts. The offense was led by Chad Olivieri and Cam Cox, who each had two hits and Johnny Zanzerkia who had a single. Parthiv Patel led the Royals offense, recording two singles. Josh Goulet battled through the rain and recorded 8 strikeouts. Defensively, Nikhil Karnane made a great catch in center. Mike Fuller closed out the game for the A's.

Kyle landry and Adam Lhereaux combined struck out 10 batters enroute to an 8-2 victory over the Royals. Kyle had the big hits to drive in 4 runs, while Adam took to the mound for the first time, and did very well.Noah Toland had his first hit of the season. For the Royals,Josh Goulet threw out two runners trying to steal, and Parthev Patel had two nice line drive hits. Kudos to Mr. Capone for the job he did getting the field ready.

Mother Nature stepped in to end this game early after 5 1/2 innings played, robbing the orioles of their 6th inning opportunity to come from behind and win. Reverting back to the score at the completion of the 5th inning, the Rockies captured the win 4 to 3. This game was a defensive game right from the start with the Orioles making 10 defensive outs and the Rockies pitchers, Ben Seegel, Collin Morrow and Nick Koch combining for 9 stikeouts, it was a very evenly matched game. With the score indicating a 2 to 1 lead for the Orioles in the top of the 5th inning, Nick Koch took it deep over the center field fence for a 3 run homer, giving the Rockies a 4 to 2 lead. This was Nick's very first home run of his career. The Orioles bounced back by scoring 1 run in the bottom of the 5th but it was not enough as the final score would stand 4 to 3. Also with hits for the Rockies were Alec Marshall, Ben Seegel, Zach Anzel, Matt Lawyer and Peter Tansey combining for 9 hits total. The Orioles offense was led by Keenan Dwyer with 2 singles.

The Giants jumped out to an early lead in this game on singles by Brian Barrows and Gary Storace and some shaky infield play by the A's. The A's bounced back, with Cam Cox leading the offense with two solid hits. Cory Lukawitz drove a double to center to score an additional run. Joe Thurston made a nice catch in right for the Giants, and Lukawitz made all the plays at third for the A's. The A's catchers, Chad Olivieri and Patrick McDonnell both threw out runners attempting to steal. In one of the more interesting plays of the game, Ryan Penkala somehow beat out a routine grounder directly to the first baseman. Olivieri pitched four for the A's and McDonnell went the final two. Robert Mondi went the distance for the Giants.

Cam Cox pitched 5 and 1/3 innings, striking out 15 and walking no one as the A's topped the Orioles in this well-played game. Caine RIvera hit a rope to center and Kennan Dwyer and Nick Perkins also contributed to the offense. Dwyer was solid behind the plate, cutting down two attempted steals. Jeremy Oulette pitched well for the Orioles, as did Brian McAffee. For the A's Cam Cox, Chad Olivieri and Patrick McDonnell led the offense, with Tyler and Ryan North each scoring runs. Closer Mike Fuller shut the door in the sixth.

The Giants sent 8 batters to the plate in the first inning and scored 3 of them on 1 hit, 2 walks, and 2 errors. Cristian Sullivan settled down, striking out 3 of the next 5 batters he faced.The Phillies then sent 9 batters to the plate in their half of the inning, scoring 5 runs on 2 hits.There were 4 walks issued in that inning as well as 1 hit batsman. The Phillies pitchers, Christian Sullivan, Kyle Landry, and Zach Cunningham, combined to allow 5 baserunners over the next 5 innings, allowing no runs. The Phillies offense added 7 more runs to make it 12-3.The Giants were held to 4 hits by Chris Byers, Brian Barrows,and Robert Mondie. Offensive stars for the Phillies were, Kyle Landry, Chris Fisher, Christian Sullivan, Arya Salainy, Zach cunningham, Noah Toland, Gage Donahue, and Max coffin. Steve Donfro and Subby Gazzara contributed to the team effort as well.

In the second game of the day for both teams, the Phillies emerged on top 10-9 in a slugfest. The Rockies were shorthanded,fielding only 9 players, thus eliminating the extra hitter rule. Christian Sullivan was a little shaky on the mound allowing 3 runs on 5 hits over 2 innings, and it could have been more had it not been for a scary 3rd out in the 2nd inning. Gage Donaghue made a stop on a grounder by Zach Anzel, and raced to tsg the bag, only to collide with Zach at the bag. He held on to the ball for the out but remained on the ground for quite some time. Fortunately noone was seriously hurt and play resumed. Kyle Landry pitched well in his 2 innings, but the Phillies committed 3 errors in the 4th allowing 3 unearned runs to tie the game at 6-6 at that time. They came back with 4 in the bottom of the 5th to take a 10-6 lead. Enter Zach Cunningham to close the game. Not so fast! He had a good 5th retiring the side in order, but 2 errors, and a wrong decision on a ground ball led to 3 runs. He assisted on the last 2 outs of the game to preserve the win. He said he was nervous. He wasn't the only one. Offensively for the Rockies were Alec Marshal 2 hits 2 runs scored, Ben Seegal,2 hits 3 runs scored, Nick Koch 2 hits 2 runs scored, and Luke anzel 1 hit. For the Phillies, Chris Fisher continues to hit and play well defensively,1 hit, 2 runs scored, and threw out Luke Anzel from his knees, Arya Saliany 2 more hits and 1 run scored in this one, Cristian Sullivan, 1 hit,1 run scored, Zach Cunningham, 1 hit 1 run scored, Steve Donfro beat out a 2 out bunt. Gage Donaghue, Max Coffin, Kyle Landry and Subby Gazzarra scored runs as well.Jacob Derusha, and Noah Toland contributed to the team victory as well.

The Royals and Rockies met on this early Saturday morning for what turned out to be a tight game except for 1 inning. Colin Morrow started for the Rockies and for the first 2 innings pitched great shutting the Royals out. Josh Goulet started for the Royals, pitched the first 2 innings and was terrific as well giving up only 1 run on 1 hit. In the third the Royals rallied on some well placed hits, started by Jacob Mercurio. With 2 outs Josh Goulet singled followed by a double from Steve Signorello. Owen Amigo and Carter Cormier followed with a couple hits and when it was over the Royals lead 4-1. Owen Amigo came in to pitch for the Royals in the bottom of the third, pitching the final 4 innings striking out 9 batters and giving up only 1 hit to the Rockies Ben Seegel. Nick Koch pitched the last few innings for the Rockies pitching well giving up only 1 run on Steve Signorello's second double of the day that hit halfway up the outfield fence.

Brian Macafee did a nice job for the visiting Orioles, allowing 10 hits through 6 innings and allowed 4 runs, but his team fell a couple of runs short to the Phillies, whose pitching was superb in this one, allowing 2 runs on 5 hits, striking out 7 and walking none.Kyle Landry Christian Sullivan, and Zach Cunningham, were the pitchers on record for the Phillies.Offensive stars for the Orioles were Ben Walker who had 3 hits and scored 1 run, Keenan Dwyer,2 hits, 1 run scored and Kyle Capone with 1 hit.For the Phillies, 8 different players had hits, with Christian Sullivan, and Kyle Landry, having 2 hits apiece. Runs for the Phillies were scored by Kyle Landry Adam L'heureux,Chris Fisher, and Gage Donaghue

The Royals and Giants met for the first time this year with the Royals coming out on top. The big story in this one was Josh Goulet coming to the plate in the third with 2 on and the game tied at 1. He hit the first pitch over the right field fence for a 3 run homer, his first homerun of the year. When the inning was over the Royals had a 5-1 lead. In the top of the 4th the Giants Chris Byers and Robert Mondi both singled and eventually scored after a misplayed flyball to right. In the bottom half of the inning the Royals scored the last couple of runs of the game. Cam Novotny had a couple of big RBI's in this one with a nice line drive single. Josh Goulet and Owen Amigo pitched 3 innings each for the Royals giving up 5 hits while the Giants pitched Gary Storence and Sam Nielsen who also only gave up 5 hits.

The Athletics' bats came alive in this one, led by Mike Fuller's grand slam, double and single. Anthony Martin, Ryan and Tyler North all had hits and scored. Cory Lukawitz notched two hits, as did Patrick McDonnell and Chad Olivieri. Cam Cox ripped three hits and scored 4 times. The A's pitching held the Rockies in check, with Mike Fuller pitching 4 innings and Patrick McDonnell the final 2. The Rockies' offense was led by Ben Seegel and Colin Morrow who both had 3 hits and Nick Koch who had two hits, including a ground-rule double. Mayur Patel and Alec Marshall also had hits. Colin Morrow and Zach Anzel handled the pitching for the Rockies. The defensive play of the game came from SS Rohan Patel who made a diving catch on a soft liner, then threw to first from his knees for a double play.

How exciting was this one! It came down to the wire where "Zachlebon" Cunningham proceeded to load the bases with noone out, in the top of the sixth inning; then calmly recorded the next 3 outs in order to save the game. This game had everything from an inside the park home run by Kyle Landry in the 2nd inning to drive in the eventual game winning run, to a missed hit batsman by the umpire where the player could not return to the field because of a swollen thumb, a player getting hit unintentionly in the back. He could not field his position because he couldn't lift his shoulder to stretch for the ball,a succesful steal of home plate, once again by Kyle Landry,a successful pickle play executed by the A's who also threw out a runner at home.There's more; In the 5th inning the A's had 2 fielders choices in a row where the Phillies got the lead runner. Then there were a couple of huge errors that allowed 2 runs to score for the A's. Chad Olivieri had a shaky start allowing 3 runs on 4 hits in the first inning, then settled down to pitdh through the 4th inning. He walked 2 and struck out 6. All 6 were called third strikes.GRRRR!!! Patrick Mcdonnell came in to pitch the 6th inning and pitched well, allowing 1 run on no hits. There were 2 errors in that inning but they didn't cause any runs to score. The Phillies once again trying to save thier pitchers eligibility (the rest rule)for Saturday's game, stuck with Kyle Landry Christian Sullivan and "Zachllebon"Cunningham to close it out.

The Giants defeated the Rockies behind the pitching of Gary Storace (4Ks) and Robert Mondi (4Ks). The Giants received big offensive performances from Chris Byers (3-3, HR), Ryan Penkala (3-4), and Owen Shea (2-4). Also collecting hits were Storace, Jason Fox, and Charlie Deichmann. The Rockies pitched Collin Morrow and Matt Lawyer who combined for 5Ks. The Rockies received hits from Morrow and Mayer Patel.

Patrick McDonnell led the A's to victory in this one, with 4 hits with the bat and 3 innings of two-hit ball on the mound. Chris Byers hit a laser off the equipment shed for the Giants. The A's offense got solid contributions from Johnny Zanzerkia who had two hits, Anthony Martin, Mike Fuller, Rohan Patel and Chad Olivieri. Ryan North pitched a scoreless inning for the A's, and Mike Fuller closed out the game with the help of solid defense by Anthony Martin and Rohan Patel. Robert Mondi, Ryan Penkala and Michael Levasseur also had hits for the Giants.

The story of this game took place in the 2nd inning for the Phillies. They sent 14 batters to the plate scoring all 10 of thieir runs. there were 5 hits, and 6 walks in that inning as well. Kyle Landry started for the Phillies and faced 8 batters in 2 innings, allowing 2 hits and no walks. Christian Sullivan struck out the side in the 2nd inning, but had trouble in the 3rd. Nick Koch, Ben Seegal, Zach Anzel( 2 hits), and Matt Staples scored all of the Rockies runs in that inning.I don't have the stats on who got the hits for the rockies in that inning, but those are the players who scored. Adam L'heureux pitched the 4th allowing 2 hits and 0 runs. Chris fisher, finaly getting a chance to pitch, gave up a lead-off single, but settled down to get the next three batters in order in the 6th inning. I think the pitching for the Rockies was Ben Seegal, 3 inning,Zach Anzel 2 innings, and Nick Koch 2 innings. A well played game by both teams.

Timely hitting was the story on an early Saturday morning with the orioles scoring three in the third on back to back doubles by Ben Walker (3 hits)and Caine Rivera (2, 2b, 3 rbi). Jeremy Ouellette had a solid outing on the mound. Josh Goulet pitched well for the Royals and chipped in with a double. Ryan Sczygelski and Parthiv Patel also collected hits.

The Phillies had 8 hits and 8 runs to the Rockies 6 hits and 5 runs.Trailing 6-0 in the bottom of the 3rd, the Rockies came back with 4 runs to make it a close game. Both teams played excellant defense.Offensive stars for the Phillies were Christian Sullivan with a single and a triple,Zach Cunningham a single and a double with 4 rbi's. Christian Sullivan, Adam L'heureux,Chris Fisher, and Zach Cunningham, handled the pitching for the Phillies,while Matt Lawyer,Nick Koch, and Ben Seegal. There were some excitng situations in this one, and very good baserunning by both teams.

In a well-played game on a perfect May evening, the A's edged the Royals 5-3. The Royals jumped out to a 3-0 lead, with hits by Ryan Szczygielski, Parthiv Patel and Josh Goulet. The A's bounced back in the 3rd on a bases loaded single by Chad Olivieri to score two. Patrick McDonell ripped a double to bring in another two runs. Josh Goulet pitched well for the Royals, recording 4 strikeouts. Goulet was replaced by Patel who allowed just a bunt single in two innings of work. Stevie Signorello was solid behnd the plate, blocking everything and cutting down a runner. The A's added an insurance run on a sac fly in the 4th. Cam Cox pitched the final 3 innnings for A's, facing 9 hitters and striking out 8 to secure the win.

The O's clawed their way back to .500 in this slugfest. Jeremy Ouelette (3 for 3, 2BB), Keenan Dwyer (4 hits), Nick Perkins (3 hits) including a 2b that sent dad bat shopping, and Chad Hult (3 hits) were the offensive stars. Pitching duties were split between Jeremy Ouelette, Cam Stockman, and Brian McAfee. Nick Koch and Alec Marshall each had 2 hits with two runs scored. Matt Lawyer and Ben Seegel also had two hits each.

The A's scored 4 times in the second inning on hits by Cory Lukawitz, Rohan Patel, Ryan North and Anthony Martin. Patrick McDonnell had 3 hits and Chad Olivieri had a single and a triple. Ryan Penkala made a few nice plays on line drives, and Robert Mondi robbed Cam Cox of extra bases with a fine catch in center. Mike Fuller pitched two innings, allowing a bloop hit and striking out four. Olivieri pitched the final 4, walking two, allowing no hits and striking out 10. Chris Byers and Sam Nielsen handled the pitching for the Giants, combining for 7 k's over 6 innings.

This one was back and forth until the 5th inning when the O's struck for 5. Keenan Dwyer led off the inning with a double and was doubled home by Kyle Capone. Cam Stockman moved Kyle over with a single which allowed Zach Torla to get his first majors RBI. Zach also dropped down a sweet bunt during the game. Jeremy Ouelette had a single and Ben Walker followed with a double to round out the scoring. The Phillies got a solid pitching performance from Christian Sullivan who also has a double and a triple. Adam L'Heureux had an RBI single as did Zach Cunningham. Chris Fischer turned in a solid defensive game at shortstop.

The Giants played well from the opening inning and hung on for an exciting win over the Phillies. The Giants received a strong pitching performance from Robert Mondi, who went all 6 innings and struck out 9 batters. The Giants ofense was led by Chris Byers (2 hits, including a double) and Ryan Penkala (2-2, with 3 runs scored). Also collecting hits were Robert Mondi, Owen Shea, Charlie Deichmann, and Michael Levasseur (double). Carter Cormier was called up from AAA and played a great game at second base. The Phillies received pitching from Christian Sullivan, Chris Fisher, Adam L'heureux, and Zach Cunningham. This group combined for 7 Ks. The Phillies offense was led by Sullivan (2 hits), L'heureux, and Fisher (2 hits).

On a beautiful Memorial Day weekend Saturday morning, the Rockies and the Royals squared off at Dube Field. Josh Goulet took the hill for the Royals and pitched 1-hit ball over three innings. He got run support starting in the bottom of the first inning with singles by Ryan Szeygielski, Parthiv Patel, and Owen Amigo. Those singles pushed 2 runs across the plate for a lead the Royals would never relinquish. The Royals scored 5 more times in the bottom of the 2nd. Jonathan Mercurio started the inning with a walk followed by a sharp single to left by Jaime Negron. Alex Amigo, who was called up from the Minors Blue Jays, roped another single to center scoring Mercurio. Parthiv Patel added another single to the mix scoring both Negron and Amigo. The Royals scored 2 more when Patel and Goulet crossed the plate. It looked liked a runaway but the game was far from over. The Rockies came roaring back with 3 runs of their own in the top half of the 4th. A lead off single by Alec Marshall followed by double off the bat of Nick Koch and a walk by Luke Anzel led to the Rockies closing the gap to just 4 runs. Ben Seegel took over the mound and shut the Royals down the rest of the way. The Rockies scored 2 runs in the top of the 6th and had 2 runners on at 2nd and 3rd but Ben Seegel was cut down at the plate on a terrific play by Stevie Signorello. The Royals closed the door when Owen Amigo struck out the last Rockies batter.

The Orioles timely hitting spurred them to their fourth straight. After a solo shot by Cam Cox in the bottom of the second. The Orioles sent 9 batters to the plate in the top of the 3rd. Cam Stockman and Jeremy Ouelette (2 hits) led off the inning with back to back singles Ben Walker doubled home a run and Caine Rivera (2-3, 2b)singled home him and Jeremy. Keenan Dwyer followed up with a base hit and Brian McAfee drove home acine with a double. Kyle Capone also had two hits and Nick Perkins had a double. Mike Fuller (2 hits) drove in the other A's run with a double, while Chad Olivieri and Patrick McDonnell also added hits. Ryan North injured his ankle during the game and The Orioles hope for a speedy recovery.

In a rematch from their Memorial Day weekend game, the Rockies sought to avenge their loss to the Royals. Stevie Signorello took the mound for the Royals and would try to have a repeat of the first game. It started that way with Signorello getting the first two Rockies batters but then the Rockies exploded for 5 runs in the top half of the 1st, sending 10 batters to the plate. The Royals tired to claw back in the bottom half of the 1st and managed just 1 run off of singles by the Amigo brothers, Alex and Owen, who pushed Parthiv Patel across the plate after Patel had reached on a fielder’s choice. Signorello settled down shut down the Rockies in the 2nd keeping the score 5-1. That would be the last time the Rockies had the lead. The Royals exploded for 5 runs in the 2nd. Singles by Jonathan Mercurio, Jaime Negron, Josh Goulet and Stevie Signorello led the way. Owen Amigo was then handed the ball to keep the lead. He did just that by striking out the side. In the 3rd, the Royals pushed 6 more runs across home plate led by Josh Goulet’s double and Alex Parrot’s single. The Rockies never say die attitude, led to 2 more runs in the top half of the 4th. The blow that sealed the deal was Josh Goulet’s Grand Slam homerun in the bottom of the 5th. His round trip dinger, which was blasted into left center and off the roof of the equipment shed, pushed Negron, A. Amigo, and Patel across the plate. Patel came in to close the game and did so by only allowing 1 run over the 2 innings he pitched.

The A's pitching was the story in this one as they no-hit the Rockies while recording 10 strikeouts. The A's pitchers Cam Cox (2IP), Chad Olivieri (2IP), Mike Fuller (1IP) and Patrick McDonnell (1IP) allowed no walks and one baserunner, who reached on an error by the shortstop. The Rockies had some good defense by Ben Seegel and Nick Koch, who threw out a runner attempting to steal. For the A's Tyler North, Mike Fuller and Cam Cox all had hits.

Caine Rivera's double took about 0.5 seconds to reach the fence, providing The O's all the offense that they would need on the day as Jeremy Ouelette threw a one-hitter with 9K's and no walks. Partheev Patel would be the lone baserunner as he singled up the middle in the first. Kyle Capone turned in a web gem, and Christian Lowell salammed a double. Josh Goulet and Owen Amigo pitched well for the Royals.

The Athletics Cam Cox pitched 3 innings, striking out 8 and allowing 1 hit and 1 walk. He pitched out of a bases loaded jam in the third by striking out two hitters. For the Rockies, Ben Seegel pitched 4 innings and deserved a better fate, as he struck out 6 but was victimized by some fielding miscues. Peter Tansey and Ben Seegel (2 hits) contributed on offense. For the A's, Anthony Martin and Nikhil Karnane made nice fielding plays. Chad Olivieri had two hits and 4 RBI, while Brian Toupin, Mike Fuller and Cory Luzawitz also had hits. Matt Laywer pitched a scoreless inning for the Rockies. Mike Fuller (2 IP) and Patrick McDonnell (1 IP) closed it out for the A's.

The Phillies won another thriller today with a 2 out single in the bottom of the 6th, off the bat of Adam L'heureux to drive in Subby Gazzarra who had walked to lead off the inning. Gary Storace had held the Phillies to 1 hit in 5 innings. He also had 5 assists. Kyle Landry pitched 2 scoreless innings for the Phillies, then gave way to Christian Sullivan. He allowed 2hits, 4 walks and struck out 8, 3 of them to end the 3rd, 4th, and 5th innings with a runner on 3rd base. He got out of some jams to say the least. Not enough can be said about the fine defense played by both teams. the final score is proof of that.

This was a classic game, excellent pitching and timely hitting. In the top of the first the Phillies took a 1-0 lead when Arya Salani double then stole third and home. Parthiv Patel pitched great for the Royals going the first 4 innings and only giving up that one run and 2 hits, the second being a single by Chris Fisher who had 2 hits on the day. The Royals tied the game in the 3rd when Ryan Hughes tripled and then scored on a single from Patel. In the bottom of the 4th the Royals struck again, Steve Signorello started it with a double followed by a hits from Owen Amigo, Hughes and Jamie Negron, scoring 3 to take a 4-1 lead. In the top of the 5th the Phillies made a great comback. After a couple of walks and one out, Arya Saliany hit a 2-1 pitch over the left field fence to tie the game. The Royals then struck back in the bottom of the inning, after Josh Goulet singled Owen Amigo hit a triple for his 3rd hit of the game to score him for the 5-4 lead. The Phillies then loaded the bases in the top of the six and with 2 outs the top of the order came to the plate. Amigo was able to retire Kyle Landry on a fielders choose to end the game. Landry pitched a great 2 innings for the Phillies striking out 5.

The Royals jumped out to an early 6-0 lead after 2 innings, but the Ginats battled back and scored 9 runs in the 3rd inning and hung on for the victory. On the mound the Giants received solid performances from Robert Mondi (4Ks), Chris Byers (4Ks), and Sam Neilsen (5Ks). At the plate the Giants received big nights from Ryan Penkala (3-3, double 2RBIs), Neilsen (2-2 and RBI), and Mondi (2-3). Also collecting hits were Brian Barrows, Chris Byers (RBI), Gary Storace, Charlie Deichmann, Jason Fox, and Carter Cormier (double). The Royals received pitching performances from Ryan Szczygielski and Owen Amigo(5Ks). On offense, the Royals were led by Stevie Signorello (2-2, 5RBIs), Szczygielski (double), Parthiv Patel, and Amigo (double).

Christian Sullivan had another big game for the Phillies. He drove in the game winnig run and scored the 2nd run. HE pitched 4 innings of solid relief to secure the win. Kyle Landry started the game and pitched 2 solid innings, giving up a single to Chad Oliveri, the only hit the A's would get in this one. Kyle also had the other pHILLIS' hit. Patrick McDonnell threw out the 1st runner to reach base,in the 1st inning and then the A's recorded a 6-4-3 double play to end the 1sT. Jacob Derusha made a nice defensive play for the Phillies, preventing a run from scoring by backing up an overthrow to 3rd base. The pitching duo of Cam Cox (4 innings)and Chad Oliveri (3 innings), combined for 12 strikeouts, allowed 2 hits, 8 walks, and 1 hit batsman. This was a game that could have gone either way. Each team was in position to open things up with a big hit, but the defense and pitching prevailed in this game.

The Giants' bats were alive during this game, as each of the 12 players collected at least one hit. Leading the Giants were Sam Neilsen (3hits, grand-slam homerun), Chris Byers (4-4), Brian Barrows (3-5, double), and Ryan Penkala (2-5). Charlie Deichmann, Gary Storace, Owen Shea, Mike Levasseur, Joe Thurston, Jason Fox, and Carter Cormier also had hits. On the mound, Storace and Byers combined for 10Ks. The Rockies never gave up during this game and were led by Ben Seegel (3-3), Nick Koch (3-4, double and triple), Alec Marshall (2-4), and Mayur Patel. On the hill, the Rockies received solid efforts from Matt Lawyer, Zach Anzel, and Seegel who combined for 8Ks.

The Phillies wound up the regular season with a win against a very good hitting Orioles team,locking up first place for the regular season. Kyle Landry started for the Phillie and struggled, giving up 7 runs on 7 hits. After getting the first 2 out in the 2nd, he walked the next batter and 4 hits and 5 runs later he was relieved by Zach Cunningham. Zach would scatter another 7 hits over the next 4 1/3 innings, pitching himself out of one jam after another. Ironicaly there was 1 clean inning for each team the 5th , when both sides were retired in order.offensively for the Orioles Jeremy Quelette went 3-4 with a triple and 3 runs scored, Brian Macaffee 2-4, 2 runs scored, Ben walker 3-4 1 run scored, Caine Rivera3-4, 1 run scored.Keenan Dwyer, Kyle Capone, and Trevor Holt also had singles totaling 14 hits. The Phillies were led by Christian Sullivan,3-3 with a triple and 2 runs scored, Kyle Landry, 2-2 with 2 walks and 2 runs scored, Arya Saliany 1-3,2 runs scored, Chris fisher 1-2 2 runs scored. Adam L"heureux,1-3, Zach Cunningham 1-2, and Gage Donahough, scored as well.Not enough can be said about the relief performance Zach cunningham turned in. Unfortunately for the Oriloles, Ben Walker tried but didn't have control in his first time pitching this year. Brian Macaffee closed it out for the Oriles allowing 2 runs on 2 hits.

The Athletics received strong pitching from Patrick McDonnell, Mike Fuller and Cam Cox, combining for 8 k's while allowing just 2 walks. McDonnell worked out of a first inning jam to quiet the Orioles' bats. Offensively, the A's got 2 hits from Brian Toupin and a perfect bunt from Tyler North to spark a rally. Mike Fuller had two doubles and a single, while Chad Olivieri drove in two with a single. The Orioles got strong pitching from Jeremy Oulette and Cam Stockman. Brian McAfee, Ben Walker, Caine Rivera, and Kyle Capone all had hits for the Orioles. The A's Johnny Zanzerkia also had a solid single and scored. Chad Olivieri made a few nice defensive plays, running down a ball in shallow right field. For the Orioles, Zak Torla made several nice catches on fly balls.

In a game that was decided in the bottom of the 6th, the Giants came back to defeat the Royals is an exciting game. Pitching for the Giants were Gary Storace and Sam Neilsen, who combined for 9Ks. Offensively the Giants were led by Chris Byers (3-3), Owen Shea (3-3), Brian Barrows (2-4, double), and Ryan Penkala (2-4, two doubles, and game winning run). Also collecting a hit was Charlie Deichmann (triple). For the Royals, Josh Goulet (6Ks), Owen Shea, and Ryan Szczygielski pitched and combined for 10Ks). Offensively the Royals were led by Stevie Signorello (3-3, with three doubles), Owen Amigo (2-3), and Szczygielski.

The Giants received solid pitching from Sam Neilsen, Joe Thurston, and Jason Fox. Offensively, the Giants received big games from Ryan Penkala; who hit his first career homerun, Owen Shea (double), and Brian Barrows. Also collecting hits for the Giants were Neilsen, Fox, and Carter Cormier. The Orioles received a strong outing from Keenan Dwyer, who went all six, striking out 8 batters. Offensively the Orioles received big days from Christian Lowell (double) and Jeremy Ouelette. The defensive play of the game came from Ben Walker who crashed into the center field fence to rob Chris Byers from extra bases.

The Athletics wrapped up their regular season with an exciting win over the Royals. Josh Goulet went deep in the first inning to give the Royals the lead. The Royals broke out of a 1-1 tie with 3 in fifth. Cam Cox made an amazing throw from deep in the right center gap (in the air) to catcher Tyler North, who threw out a retreating runner at third. The Royals got strong pitching from Goulet, Owen Amigo and Steve Signorello. Defensively the A's got outstanding play from SS Johnny Zanzerkia and Nikhil Karnane who snared a screaming liner at second and caught Goulet's second bid for extra bases in right field. The A's pitching was handled by a committee consisting of Patrick McDonnell, Anthony Martin, Johnny Santeria and Cory Lukawitz. In the bottom of the sixth, with two outs and no one on and facing a 4-3 deficit, the A's went to work. Rohan Patel walked. Cory Luzawitz fisted one into shallow right and Patel took third. Lukawitz tried to take an extra base and got into a run down. Patel scored and Lukawitz ended up on third. Nikhil Karnane then lined a solid single to right field to bring the A's the win.

The Giants and Rockies battled all night, with the final score more indicative of a football game; however, the Giants battled back to earn the victory. Behind a complete game, Robert Mondi struck out 11 batters. At the plate, the Giants received big games from Sam Neilsen (3-4), Mondi (3-3, 4RBIs), and Mike Levasseur (2-3, double, 3RBIs). However, Ryan Penkala (2-4, 5RBIs) and Chris Byers (2-4)had the biggest hits, when the two went back-to back with home runs; a grand slam and solo shot, respectively. The Giants also received hits from Brain Barrows, Owen Shea, and Gary Storace. The Rockies received solid pitching performances from Ben Seegel, Nick Koch, and Zach Anzel, who combined for 4Ks. On offense, the Rockies were led by Koch (2-3, 2R), Collin Morrow (1-3, 2R), and Alec Marshal (1-3, 2R). Also collecting hits were Seegel, Matt Lawyer, Connor Prangley, and Peter Tansey.

In a nailbiter, The Orioles managed to withstand the Royals late onslaught. The O's scored six in the 2nd highlighted by a Caine Rivera grand slam. Keenan Dwyer (2b,1b) had two RBIs as well. Jeremy Ouelette hprovided solid pitching and drove in an insurance run after a long battle against Josh Goulet (2b,1b) who quieted the O's bats in his three innings of work. The Royals scored four in the fifth with hits by Cam Novotny, Stephen Signorello and Owen Amigo (2 hits).

In a well played game by both teams, the Giants hung onto their early lead and continued forward in the winners bracket. Gary Storace pitched a complete game, striking out 7 batters. Offensively, the Giants jumped out to an early lead, when Chris Byers (2-3) drove in Ryan Penkala (1-3, 2R) for the game's first run. The Giants then scored 4 runs in the 3rd behind hits from Penkala (double),Byers, Sam Neilsen, and Mike Levasseur (double). Also contributing on ofense were Storace and Cam Paquette, who had a key at-bat during the 5th inning. The A's received solid pitching from Cam Cox (4ks), Patrick McDonnell (1K), and Chad Olivieri (7Ks). Olivieri also had a big day at the plate, going 3-3. Also collecting hits for the A's were Cox and Lukawitz.

The A's pulled out a win to stay alive in the playoffs with solid pitching and timely hitting. Cam Cox and Patrick McDonnell combined for 14 K's. Josh Goulet and Owen Amigo handled the pitching duties for the Royals. Ryan Szczygielski led off the game with a double, but Cam Cox settled down and struck out he next three batters. The A's jumped out to a 1-0 lead when Cam Cox singled and was driven home by Cory Lukawitz. The Royals' Josh Goulet tomahawked a ball over his head into the trees in left for a 2-run homer, giving the Royals the lead. The A's struck back with two in the third inning, with the benefit of some walks and another hit by Lukawitz. In the fifth, the A's added two more as Brian Toupin ripped a double and Rohan Patel knocked a ball off the fence. Cam Cox drove in the 5th A's run with another single. Down 5-2 in the 6th, the Royals battled back. Parthiv Patel stroked a ball off the fence in left and Steve Signorello doubled, bringing the score to 5-3. Alex Parrot then crushed a ball to center and had an easy triple--the A's quickly relayed the ball in, but overthrew third. Cory Luzawitz retrieved the ball and threw out the tying run at the plate to preserve the win.

The Phillies, with their backs against the wall, answered the call with a come from behind victory over the Rockies today.The Rockies scored 4 runs in the top of the 6th inning to take a 6-3 lead.Hits by Morrow Seegal, Koch, Anzel, and Anzel keyed the attack. The Phillies would answer back with 4 of their own and walk off with the win. Christian Sullivan had the game winning hit to drive in Subby Gazzara(walk) and Adam L'heureux(single).Ben Seegal and Nick Koch, combined to strike out 12 Phillie batters while walking 11.Kyle Landry(3), Chris Fisher(1), Christian sullivan(3), and Adam L'heureux(1) would handle the pitching duties for the Phillies, recording 8 K's,4 walks and a hi batsman. The Phillies also turned a 6-4-3 double play in the 5th inning.

The A's defeated the first place Phillies with solid pitching and timely hitting. The A's will continue on to play the Giants Monday. Christian Sullivan pitched well, allowing no runs in 3 innings for the Phillies. Offensively, the A's were shut out early due to some solid outfield play by Stephen D'onfro, Max Coffin and Noah Toland. Chad Olivieri struck out 10 over 5 innings of work, giving up one run on two hits. Christian Sullivan drove in the first run of the game, after a walk and passed ball. The A's tied the game in the 5th when Olivieri singled and scored on a Patrick McDonnell double. In the 6th the A's struck again after Cam Cox singled and stole second and Brian Topin came through with a clutch hit up the middle to score Cox. Tyler North then laid down a perfect bunt and Toupin scored on a throwing error. Cam Cox came in to pitch the 6th and the Phillies did not go quietly. Arya Saliany singled and scored when Christian Sullivan singled up the middle to make it 3-2. Cox then coaxed a grounder to second and got a strike out. With the tying run on third, Tyler North made the play on a bloop to center to seal the win for the A's.

The Athletics continued their surge through the loser's bracket with a 10-1 win against the Giants. Cam Cox set the tone with 5 efficient innings where he allowed just 4 hits and no walks, while striking out 8. Cox was supported by outstanding defense. Rohan Patel made a running catch in right to save a hit, Johnny Zanzerkia made all the plays at short, and Cory Lukawitz snared two screaming liners at third. For the Giants Gary Storace had two hits and Ryan Penkala ripped a double. Sam Nielsen added a solid single up the middle to score Storace for the Giants run. The A's offense was led by Brian Toupin (3-4, 2 RBI) Chad Olivieri (2-3, 2 RBI)and Cam Cox (2-3, 2 RBI). Tyler North also had two hits and scored. Patrick McDonnell drove in a run with a solid hit and retired the site in order in the 6th for the A's. The A's will look to keep the momentum going against the Orioles on Tuesday.

The A's continued their hot streak with a 5-2 win over the Orioles in a well played defensive game. The A's led off the scoring with singles by Patrick McDonnell and Cam Cox. Brian Toupin then singled Cox home. Anthony Martin (2-3) then stroked a line drive to center to give the A's a 3-0 lead. The Orioles scored 2 in the bottom of the first with hits by Caine Rivera, Ben Walker, Jeremy Oulette and Keenan Dwyer. Patrick McDonnell settled down after the first and allowed just 2 hits over the next 3 innings of work, while recording 5 strikeouts and allowing no walks. Ben Walker and Jeremy Oulette combined for 6k's. Defensively Zak Torla made a fine catch in right and also threw out a runner trying to stretch a single into a double. Cory Lukawitz executed a 5-3 double play to silence a rally. Oulette threw out a runner from center with a perfect strike to catcher Keenan Dwyer who applied the tag. Chad Olivieri pitched the final two for the A's, allowing 1 hit and striking out 4. The A's play the Orioles on Wednesday at Dube for the Nashua South Majors Championship.

The A's defeated the Orioles 8-6 for their 5th consecutive win, capturing the Nashua South Majors Championship. Cam Cox battled through 4 innings, allowing 3 runs on 3 hits. Brian MacAfee went the distance for the Orioles, striking out 7. The Orioles struck first with hits by Ben Walker and Keenan Dwyer to take a 1-0 lead. The A's scored 4 in the 3rd on hits by Chad Olivieri, Patrick McDonnell, Cam Cox and Brian Toupin. The Orioles bounced back with 2 in the 3rd with some shaky defense by the A's and a solid hit by Walker. Chad Olivieri pitched the 5th, escaping damage with a nice play on a hard grounder by Ben Walker. In the 6th, the A's capitalized on some fielding miscues and walks when Cam Cox and Cory Lukawitz got solid hits to drive in 4 key runs. Ben Walker also made an outstanding running catch in center to end a rally. In the bottom of the 6th, the score was 8-3. The Orioles fought back with hits by Kyle Capone and Caine Rivera and an error by the A's, which brought the score to 8-5. Patrick McDonnell then came in and shut the door, striking out the final batter to seal the win. Congratulations to the Orioles on a great season!

The Nashua South Cal Ripken 11 Year-Old All-Stars traveled up to Rochester, NH to participate in the Tom Kittredge Memorial Tournament. The team went 4-1 overall and defeated Merrimack, NH in the championship game to capture the trophy. In the first game of the tournament, Nashua South defeated Barrington, NH 4-0, behind the offense of Brian Barrows (2-2), Ryan Penkala (2-3), Jason Fox, and Collin Morrow. South also received very solid pitching from Chad Olivieri and Ben Seegel, who combined for 10Ks. In the second game, Nashua defeated Exeter, NH 9-7. In this game, the Nashua offense was led by Nick Koch (2-3, HR) and Seegel (double). On the hill, Nashua received solid performances from Patrick McDonnell, Zach Cunningham, and Seegel. In game 3, Nashua fell to Merrimack, NH, but received a big day at the plate from Penkala (2-3, HR) and on the mound from Cunningham. In the semi-finals, Nashua came from behind in dramatic fashion to defeat the Seacoast All-Stars 6-5. Koch, McDonnell, and Penkala each had big hits, while Olivieri and McDonnell were solid on the mound, combing for 5Ks. The game ended with a diving catch from Penkala at shortstop. In the Championship game, Nashua South met Merrimack, NH for a second time, but with much different results. Nashua jumped out to an early 7-0 lead behind the offense of Fox, Penkala, Olivieri, Seegel, Christian Lowell, and Kyle Capone. Olivieri and McDonnel were rock solid on the mound all morning, and received tremendous defense from Koch, Capone, Ryan Szyzgielski, Lowell, and Fox. Members of the 2009 11s All-Star Team include: Collin Morrow, Brian Barrows, Ryan Penkala, Chad Olivieri, Patrick McDonnell, Ben Seegel, Nick Koch, Kyle Capone, Christian Lowell, Jason Fox, Ryan Szyzgielski, Zach Cunningham, Mike Fuller, and Andrew Penkala (bat boy). Congratulations boys! Good Luck at the Districts in Merrimack, NH!!

The Giants and Orioles opened the 2010 regular season with an exciting game, ending with a walk-off single by Ryan Penkala in the bottom of the 6th. The Giants received big offensive days from Penkala (4-4), Brain Barrows (2-3), Jason Fox (1-3, 2BB), Mike Levasseur, Riley Bourque, and Cam Kessel. The Giants also received solid pitching from Fox, Levasseur, and Penkala, who combined for 7Ks. Defensively, Owen Shea was solid behind the plate, while CJ Mellon had a good game over at third base. The Orioles offense was led by Chad Hult (3-3, double), Christian Lowell, Kyle Capone, and Keenan Dwyer. The Orioles also received solid pitching from Dwyer and Nick Perkins, who combined for 4Ks. Defensively Hult was extremely solid behind the plate, and Perkins fielded his position very well on the mound.

Home Team - A's Visiting Team - Rockies After giving up a bunt home run to Brian Barrows in their season opener in 2009 the Rockes were hoping for a better start to their 2010 season. They got it with a win against last year's championship team. It was a very evenly played game as each team had 4 hits and 4 RBI's. The A's pitching staff combined for 10 K's Vs. the Rockies producing only 8 K's however, the Rockies Defense picked up the slack producing 9 put outs vs. the A's who only managed 4 put outs on the game. With the A's pitching and the Rockies Defense and the number of hits and RBI's tied, the scales were balanced and the game showed it. The game was particularly tense in the bottom of the 5th inning when the A's had the tying run on 2nd base and a man on 3rd with only 1 out and Brian Toupin hits a laser beam to right field. Cameron Paquette comes up huge and makes a web jem catch forcing both runners to retreat back to their bases saving 2 runs and a tie game. As for the game stats, Carter Cormier hit a 2B in the 4th and Nick Koch, Alec Juknievich and Anthony Yan added hits for the Rockies. On the A's team Chad Olivieri, Brian Toupin, Rohan Patel and one of the North brothers had hits. From the mound for the Rockies, Ben Seegel pitched the first 3 innings and had 3 K's and Matt Lawyer pitched the last 3 innings and had 5 K's. For the A's, Michael Fuller pitched the first 3 innings with 6 K's and Patrick McDonnell pitched the last 3 innings with 4 K's.

Nick Perkins and Cam Stockman (3 innings each) combined on a no-hitter to lead the O's to their first win of the season. Christian Lowell (2 doubles), Keenan Dwyer and Chad Hult contributed offensively, as did Ryan Kozyra and Brandon Stoddard who collected their first hits in majors. For the Phillies Noah Toland used his speed to generate the Phillies run, while Zach Cunningham was solid on the hill.

The Royals and Rockies met for the first time this year. In the first Ryan ZZ. walked and then scored on 3 stolen bases. The Rockies threatened in the bottom of the inning but came away scoreless. In the second Luke Ansel and Alex Amigo both walked and eventually scored. In the 3rd the Rockies got on the board when Colin Morrow lead of with a walk and later scored on a solid single by Nick Koch. The Royals tallied 2 more in the top of the 6th, Steve Signorello single and then scored on a single from Alex Parrott. Alex Amigo later knocked him in on a fielder's choice. The defense was excellent in this one, the Royals had nice plays from Phil Justvig, Patrick Bue, Mike Fournier and Matt Savoia. For the Rockies Cam Paquette made and excellent play at short. Pitching for the Rockies, Nick Koch 2, Carter Cormier 2, Collin Morrow 2. For the Royals, Steve Signorello 2, Ryan ZZ 2, Owen Amigo 2.

The A's defeated the Giants in a well-played game, which ended on a 7-4 double play started by left fielder Nikhil Karnane. Patrick McDonnell led the A's offense with three solid singles and was a defensive stand out behind the plate. Chad Olivieri and Anthony Martin also contributed to the offense with hits and stolen bases. The Giants were led offensively by Ryan Penkala with 2 hits and Brian Barrows who singled. The A's pitching was solid. Olivieri pitched 3 innings, striking out 9 and walking no one. Mike Fuller pitched two innings, allowing a run while striking out 3 and walking 2. Patrick McDonnell closed it out for the A's. For the Giants, Jason Fox started and pitched 4 solid innings, striking out 2 and scattering 3 hits. Mike Levasseur pitched the 5th and Penkala recorded 3 k's in one inning of work.

Pitching for the Royals, Ryan ZZ 2, Steve Signorello, 1, Alex Parrott 1 and Owen Amigo 2. For the Phillies, Zach Cunningham 3, Jacob Derusha 1, Gage Donaghue 2

The Athletics no-hit the Royals 9-0 behind strong pitching and solid defense. Chad Olivieri started and pitched 3 innings, starting a nifty 1-6-3 double play in the second turned by Mike Fuller at short. Fuller pitched two solid innings, walking none while striking out 3. Patrick McDonnell finished it off with a solid inning of work. For the Royals, Owen Amigo battled through three innings and Ryan Szczygielski pitched the final two. Luke Anzel made a nice catch in right and Alex Parrott scooped a low throw from short to preserve an out. Offensively, Olivieri had two hits, including a double, while Mike Fuller, Patrick McDonnell and Nikhil Karnane contributed hits. Anthony Martin made all the plays in the field for the A's.

The A's used a 5 run second to grab an early lead and never looked back. Christian Lowell roped a double to left and Keenan Dwyer walked and scored the Orioles run. Cam Stockman had some good rips on the day, lining out and singling up the middle. Stockman (2IP, 1K), Keenan Dwyer (2IP, 4K) and Nick Perkins (2IP, 3K) handled the O's pitching. McDonnell pitched the first 3 for the A's, working out of some tough jams. Mike Fuller was lights-out, striking out 6 in his 3 innings of work and allowing no hits. Chad Olivieri had 3 hits, doubled and scored three times. Brian Toupin, Nikhil Karnane (double) and Mike Fuller (two hits) also contributed to the offense.

The Rockies scored first on a double by Nick Koch, scoring Ben Seegel. The Giants shut down the Rockies for the next 2 innings and scored on hits by Ryan Penkala and Mike Levasseur. Rockies scored again in the 4th, with the Giants tying it up again in the 5th. Tied at 2, the game went into extra innings, with the Rockies squeeking out a run and holding onto the lead to win 3 to 2. Pitching for the Rockies was Ben Seegel (6 innings, 10 k's). Matt Lawyer (1 inning). Pitching for the Giants were CJ Mellen (2 innings, 4K). Jason Fox (2 innings, 1K). Ryan Penkala (2 innings, 3K) and Mike Levasseur (1 inning, 2K). Offensive standouts for the Giants were Ryan Penkala (2-3, 1R, BB) and Jason Fox (2-3, 2 Doubles). Offensive standouts for the Rockies were Ben Seegel (2-3, 2R) and Nick Koch (1-2, 2RBI, BB).

In the first the Royal jumped out to a 3-0 lead on hits from Alex Parrott and Owen Amigo. They added 2 more in the 2nd and 8 more in the 3rd on hits from Patrick Bue(2 hits on the day), Cam Novotny, Noah Telerski and Luke Anzil. Offense for the Phillies was provided by hits from Zack Cunningham and Max Coffin and great base stealing from Noah Toland who stole home twice. Pitching for the Royal, Steve Signorello 2 innings 4k's, Alex Parrott 2 innings 4k's and Matt Savoia 2 innings 5k's. For the Phillies Max Coffin 2 innings 2k's, Jake DeRusha 1 inning, Noah Toland 1 inning 2k's, Zack Cunningham 1 inning 1k and Steve D'Onfro 2 innings

The Giants opened the game with a big offensive outburst in the first inning and did not look back. The Giants received big offensive games from Ryan Penkala (3-3), Brian Barrows (2-4), Riley Bourque (2-3), Jason Fox (2-3), Nick Quadros (2-4), and Charlie Deichmann (2-3). Also collecting hits for the Giants were Tommy Lessard and Owen Shea. The Giants received solid pitching from CJ Mellen (2 innings), Barrows (3 innings), and Mike Levasseur (1 inning), who combined for 11 strikeouts. The Phillies received hits from Max Coffin (2 hits), Gage Donaghue, Jacob Derusha (double), and Zach Finlestein. Pitching for the Phillies were Donaghue(1 inning), Zach Cunningham (5 innings), and Coffin (1 inning) who combined for 6 strikeouts.

The Rockies take the first of three games against the Orioles by playing solid defense and offense. The Rockies strung together 10 hits including 2 doubles and 7 RBI's while posting 7 K's and 10 put outs including 2 double plays. The Orioles, struggling to keep stride, put up a very tough defense with 10 put outs of their own including a double play but simply couldn't get their bats going. The Orioles had 4 singles on the day from Christian Lowell, Zach Torla, Brandon Stoddard and their AAA call up Derek Downing. From the mound, Cameron Stockman went 4 innings with 1 K and Nick Perkins went 1 inning with 2 K's. For the Rockies, Ben Seegel went 3 for 3, all singles, Alec Juknievich and Connor Prangly both drove the ball to the fence for doubles and Collin Morrow, Nick Koch, Alec Marshall, Cameron Paquette and Anthony Yan all contributed with singles of their own. From the mound, Matt Layer went 5 innings with 5 K's and Collin Morrow went 1 inning with 2 K's to close the game in the top of the 6th.

The Giants' offensive was active during innings one and two, scoring 7 runs. Overall the Giants received big offensive games from Owen Shea (3-4), Brian Barrows (2-3), and CJ Mellen (2-3). Also collecting hits were Riley Bourque, Ryan Penkala, and Nick Quadros. Defensively, Quadros had a solid game at second base. The Giants received solid pitching from Jason Fox (2 innings - 4Ks), Mellen (2 innings - 5Ks), and Penkala (2 innings - 4Ks). The Royals received a big game from Ryan Szczygielski who went 2-3 at the plate and pitched two solid innings (4Ks). Also playing well were Owen Amigo (1-2), Luke Anzel (1-2), and Mike Fournier. The Royals also received solid pitching from Stevie Signorello (2 innings - 4Ks), Owen Amigo (1 inning K), and Matt Savoia (1 inning - 3Ks).

The Athletics beat the Orioles with good pitching and timely hitting. Brian Toupin led the offense with two doubles and two runs scored. Chad Olivieri started and went 4 innings, striking out 10 and allowing 2 hits. Mike Fuller and Patrick McDonnell each pitched a solid inning. For the Orioles, Keenan Dwyer started and pitched 2 innings, walking 1 and striking out 2. Cam Stockman struck out 2 in 2 innings of work, and Nick Perkins notched two K's in his inning of work. Offensively, Trevor Hult and Christian Lowell had the Orioles hits. For the A's Olivieri, Nathan Fallon, Fuller, Tyler North and Ryan North had hits. Anthony Martin was once again a standout defensively and Chad Hult was solid behind the plate.

The Rockies came out on top of a very long game this evening. The Phillies rallied in the 4th to take the lead by one. Not to be out done, the Rockies replied with 2 more runs of their own in the bottom of the 4th and added another in the bottom of the 5th to seal the deal. The Phillies offense was lead by Zach Cunningham who went 2 for 2. Jake Derusha also had a single to add to the Phillies offense. For the Rockies, Mayur Patel lead the charge with an RBI double in the 3rd inning, Alec Marshall also had a double to lead off the 5th inning and though Nick Koch only had a single tonight he contributed with 3 RBI's over 3 at bats. Ben Seegel also contributed a hit to tonights win. From the Mound, Chris Fischer pitched 4 innings for the Phillies and Zach Cunningham pitched 1 to close out the game. For the Rockies, Collin Morrow pitched 2, Cameron Paquette went 1 and 2/3 inning, Carter Cormier made a brief appearance in the 4th inning, Matt Lawyer pitched 1 and 1/3 inning and Ben Seegel closed out the top of the 6th to finish the game.

The A's used timely hitting and good pitching to defeat a tough Royals team 8-4. Patrick McDonnell started and pitched 4 innings, striking out 7 and working out of some tight jams. Ryan North caught a line drive and turned it in to a double play. On the Royals side, Ryan Szczygielski caught a line drive near the warning track and doubled off the runner retreating to first. Owen Amigo made several nice plays at short and Patrick Bue made a grab in right that took away a hit. Mike Fuller pitched the final two innings for the A's, striking out 4 while allowing just 1 hit and a walk. The A's offense was led by Brian Toupin (2-3) and Mike Fuller (2-3 3 RBI). Chad Olivieri (single, 2 RBI) and Patrick McDonnell also contributed to the offense. The Royals had big days from Alex Parrott (2-2, RBI) and Steve Signorello (2-3, RBI) Owen Amigo (double) and Luke Anzel. Owen Amigo pitched 1 inning and Matthew Savoia closed out the game for the Royals.

The Giants pitching behind Jason Fox (2 innings), CJ Mellon (2 innings), & Ryan Penkala (2 innings) combined to pitch a one run defensive battle against the Royals. The bottom of the third inning made the difference in this game with Charlie Deichmann getting a key walk to lead things off and some heads up base running by Brian Barrows, Ryan Penkala, Riley Bourque and Jason Fox. Fox drove in two runs with a one out single down the right field line giving the Giants all they would need to capture the win. Key defensive plays by Nick Quadros on a nifty play in the hole to throw out the runner at first base and Riley Bourque who played a screaming line drive by Steve Signorello off the fence perfectly relaying it in to second base and holding Steve with a long single seemed to stop any rally the Royals tried to mount. Brian Barrows, Riley Bourque, Jason Fox, and Mike Levasseur lead the Giants with one hit a piece in timely at bats. Ryan Szczygielski (ZZ) pitched four strong complete innings with Matt Savoia coming in to close the game for his second consecutive day, making all three put outs in the bottom of the fifth inning with two strike outs and a hard shot back up the middle that Matt snagged and threw on to first for the put out. Steve Signorello and Patrick Bue lead the Royals with one hit a piece. Ryan S. continued to hit the ball hard, but fortunately for the Giants, they were in position to make the plays. Total innings pitched:Giants-Fox 2, Mellen 2 and Penkala 2. Royals-Szczygielski 4 and Savoia 1.

The A's got all the offense they needed in the first inning when a single by Patrick McDonnell scored Chad Olivieri--then Mike Fuller followed up with a home run off the concession stand. The Giants got an infield single from Riley Bourque who later came around to score on an error. Chad Olivieri started and pitched 5 innings, striking out 11, allowing 1 hit and made a diving play on a comebacker. Mike Fuller closed it out with an efficient 11-pitch inning. For the Giants, Michael Levasseur pitched two innings, CJ Mellen two, and Ryan Penkala pitched one inning. The Giants pitchers only walked two batters. Olivieri and Nikhil Karnane also had hits for the A's.

Keenan Dwyer (3-4, 3-run HR, 4RBI) and Chad Hult (2-4,2B, 4RBI) provided the bulk of the O's offense. Trevor Hult had two hits and scored 3-runs. Cam Stockman also had two hits and pitched well. For the Phillies Jacob Derusha had 2 hits and scored a run. Jack leatherman also chipped in with a single.

The Athletics got started with three scoreless from Mike Fuller, who struck out 8 and walked just 1. Anthony Martin, Tyler North and Ryan North each pitched a solid inning for the A's, Offensively, Fuller was 4-4 with two home runs, a double 5 RBI. Chad Olivieri also had a home run, a single and 3 RBI. The Phillies had hits from Max Coffin and Zach Cunningham. Chris Fisher, Jacob Derush and Max Coffin handled the pitching duties. For the A's Rohan Patel, Anthony Martin (2 hits), Nikhil Karnane, Chaz Magras and Tyler North and Patrick McDonnell (two hits) also contributed with singles. The A's executed a near textbook run down and received solid defense from catcher McDonnell.

Rockies come out on top of this high scoring baseball game Saturday morning. This was a very exciting game as the lead changed 3 times over the course of it's 6 innings. It was also somewhat of a rollercoaster ride as each team experienced both excellent play and hardship. The Royals came on strong the entire game offensively with 10 Hits and 10 RBI's including a two run homer by Stephen Signorello. Also hot for the Royals was Owne Amigo going 3 for 3 including a double and Alex Parrott who had 2 doubles in the game. Also contributing were Stephen Signorello who had two hits including his homerun mentioned above, Alex Amigo who had a double, Cameron Novotny who had a double and Noah Telerski. The Royal's bats were hot. As a team, they struggled with pitching as the racked up 11K's and 19 walks. Owen Amigo pitched 2, Ryan Szczygielski pitched 2, Stephen Signorello pitched 2, Matt Savoia pitched 1 and Alex Parrott pitched 1. The Rockies had a good day on the mound, generating 6K's with only 4 walks with Matt Lawyer going 4 and Collin Morrow going 2 innings. The Rockies provided excellent defense to limit the Royal's hitt fest to only 11 runs with 11 putouts. As a team, the Rockies struggled at the plate and produced only 6 hits but managed to score 13 baserunners behind 10 RBI's. This game had it all, the good the bad and the ugly.

The Giants' offense started strong, with four runs in the first inning, highlighted by a three-run homerun by Ryan Penkala. The Giants also received offensive contributions from Cam Kessel, Charlie Diechmann, Brian Barrows, Jason Fox, and Owen Shea. Defensively, Riley Bourque played a great centerfield. Jason Fox (2 inning) and Mike Levasseur (4 innings) combined for 9 strikeouts. The Orioles received solid pitching from Keenan Dwyer (1 inning) and Cam Stockman (4 innings), combining for 7 strikeouts. Offensively, the Orioles received hits from Christian Lowell (2-3), Kyle Cappone, and Trevor Hult.

Today's high scoring game was a battle right from the start. In the first inning the Phillies jumped on a 6 to 1 lead and for 4 innings the Rockies battled back little by little to tie the game 9 to 9 in the 5th. It wasn't until the 6th inning that the Rockies broke the game open with 6 hits, 5 earned runs. Holding the Phillies to 2 in the bottom of the 6th, the Rockies win 14 to 11. All in all, the Phillies had 6 hits and 4 RBI's scoring their other 7 runs as a result of the Rockies' 6 errors. For the Phillies, Jack Leatherman laced a double, Zach Cunningham had two singles and Max Coffin, Chris Fischer and Steven D'Onfro all had singles. On the mound, Zach Cunningham pitched 5 complete and started the 6th inning and was relieved by Max Coffin to close out the game. The Rockies had 15 hits on the night, thank god they had their bats going to offset their struggling defense. Leading the way was Ben Seegel whoe went 4 for 4 with a double and 3 singles followed closely by Collin Morrow who went 3 for 4 including 2 doubles and a single, followed by Nick Koch who went 2 for 3 with a triple and a single, Matt Lawyer who went 2 for 4 with a double and a single, Anthony Yan with 2 singles, Alec Marshal with a double and Carter Cormier with a single. What a night. From the Mound for the Rockies, Carter Cormier pitched 1 inning, Ben Seegel Pitched 4 innings and Collin Morrow pitched 1 inning.

The duo of Dwyer and Chad Hult came through huge again in similar format with 3-run HR and 2-run double, respectively. Chad thew-out the first runner in O's 70-foot history. Trvor Hult had a great outing in the middle innings and Cam Stockman closed it out with two scoreless innings of relief. For the Rockies Nick Koch(2-3) drew first blood with a 3-run shot of his own. Ben Seegel had a hit and scored a pair of runs. Matt Lawyer had a hit and stayed in front of a tough hop to make a nice play at first.

The A's managed 8 runs on 9 hits to defeat the Orioles 8-1. This game was 2-0 through four innings as Trevor Hult (2IP) and Nick Perkins (2IP) pitched well, keeping the A's hitters off balance and getting out of some jams. Ryan North sparked the A's offense with three hits and three stolen bases. Brian Toupin added a double and a single, while Chad Olivieri contributed two singles and two RBI. The Orioles got good outfield defense from Cam Stockman in CF and Derek Downing in LF. Keenan Dwyer caught a pop in shallow CF and threw out a tagging runner at home while Christian Lowell also turned a double play when he caught a bloop at third and got the runner retreating to third. Jonathan Zanzerkia and Anthony Martin also contributed hits for the A's. Patrick McDonnell started and pitched 4 solid innings, striking out 4 and allowing just 2 hits. Mike Fuller pitched two innings, striking out 2 and allowing no hits. Ryan Kozyra and Kyle Capone had the hits for the Orioles, while Cam Stockman and Zack Torla each pitched an inning.

Pitcher Anthony Martin led the A's to victory with a complete game, 8k, 0BB performance. Max Coffin had a solid outing for the Phillies, pitching well through the 4th before the A's took control of the game. In the 5th inning, with two outs, no one on and the Phillies leading 2-1, the A's started an important 4-run rally. Jonathan Zankerkia walked and stole second and third, then was singled home on a clutch hit by Ryan North to tie the game. Tyler North walked, then Chad Olivieri (2-3 double, 3 RBI) had a key 2RBI single to give the A's the lead. In the 6th the A's came back with 7 runs, highlighted by a base-clearing 3RBI double by Patrick McDonnell. A's speedster Brian Toupin had two hits, a walk and 6 stolen bases. For the Phillies, Gage Donaghue, Jacob Derusha and Zach Cunningham each pitched an inning. Chris Fisher had three hits, Coffin had two hits and Cunningham and Steve D'Onfro (rope down the left field line) also had hits. Mike Fuller turned a double play for the A's on a pop up and Martin and Olivieri executed a pickoff play at first.

This was a tight game right up to the bottom of the 5th. In the first inning Noah Toland laid down a bunt, got on and stole 3 quick bases for a 1-0 lead. It stayed that way till the bottom of the 3rd when the Royals got 4 runs on 4 walks, a single by Ryan ZZ and a sac fly by Steve Signorello. In the top of the 5th the Phillies struck back with 2 runs making it 4-3. In the 5th the Royals broke it open by scoring 11 on hits by Alex Amigo, Owen Amigo (2 in the inning), Ryan ZZ-double, Steve Signorello and Mike Fournier-double. Getting hits for the Phillies were Steve D'Onfro and Jacob DeRusha. Pitching: Royals: Owen Amigo 2 innings, Ryan ZZ 2, Steve Signorello 1, Matt Savoia 1. Phillies: Zack Cunningham 2, Jacob DeRusha 2, Noah Toland 1, Gage Donaghue 1.

Chad Olivieri began with a 10-pitch, 3 strikeout first inning, ending with 6IP, 2H, 13k, 2BB. The A's had offensive contributions up and down the lineup with Mike Fuller (2-2, RBI) and Patrick McDonnell (2-3 2RBI) leading the charge. Brian Toupin had a hard hit single to left that plated two runners. Olivieri had a single (RBI, 2R) and Jonathan Zanzerkia also had a hit and 4 stolen bases. For the Rockies, Ben Seegel started and recorded three K's in 2 innings of work. Carter Cormier (3 IP) and Cam Paquette rounded out the Rockies pitching. Singling for the Rockies were Alex Juknievich and Ben Seegel.

The best part of coaching is seeing a kid shine ina tough situation. With a four full games and a continuation in one week. Zach Torla provided two huge innings to preserve an O's lead. The two teams traded identical punches in the first with the first five batters for each team scoring runs. Torla also had two hits along with Ryan Kozyra and Chad Hult. As usual, Owen Amigo and Stevie Signorello were tough outs as was ZZ. Noah Telerski also chimed in with a base hit.

The Giants and Phillies played an exciting game and battled to the end. The Giants were led offensively by Ryan Penkala (2-2, 2 RBIs), and Tommy Lessard (2-2). The team also received hits from Owen Shea, Nick Quadros, Riley Bourque, and Charlie Deichmann. On the mound, Jason Fox (2 innings), CJ Mellen (2 innings), and Mike Levasseur (2 innings) combined for 10 strikeouts. The Philliesreceived solid games offensively from Steve D'Onfro, Jack Leatherman, and gage Donaghue. Christopher Fisher (4 innings), and Leatherman (3 innings) combined for 8 strikeouts.

The A's came up with a late rally to defeat a tough Rockies team 2-0. Matt Lawyer pitched a complete game and deserved a better fate as he stuck out 5, allowed no walks and fielded his position exceptionally well. A's starter Mike Fuller pitched 4 great innings, striking out 8 and getting out of a bases-loaded no out jam in the 4th by striking out the side. The A's Jonnny Zanzerkia made a great play at third and Collin Morrow made all the plays at short for the Rockies. With two outs and no one on in the 6th and the score 0-0, Chad Olivieri lined a single to center, stole second and third and was delivered home with a clutch rip down the line by Patrick McDonnell. Mike Fuller roped a ball to right scoring McDonnell with an insurance run. McDonnell was solid in his two innings of work, completing a no hitter for A's pitchers on the day with 4ks and no walks. Nikhil Karnane made a game-ending catch in left.

The Royals and Orioles had to finish a game started way back on May 7th that was stopped due to darkness with the score 13-13. The game resumed in the bottom of the 6th with the Royals batting. Cam Novotny lead of with a key single, Noah Telerski singled and then Ryan ZZ hit the ball to the right side to score Cam and the game was over. There was a lot of offense in this one, for the Royals Owen Amigo hit the years first home run as he was 3-4, Ryan ZZ 2 hits, Steve Signorello 3-3, Alex Amigo 2 hits. For the Orioles Christian Lowell 2 hits, Ryan Kozyra 3-4, Keenan Dwyer 2 hits, Nick Perkins 3-4. Pitching 1 inning Trevor Hult.

The Royals and O's finish a 3 game set with the Royals coming out on top. The Royals jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first on hits from Alex Amigo and Noah Telerski. In the 2nd the Royals added 3 more, in the 3rd added another and then in the 4th added 4 more with hits from Can Novotny, Zach Finklestein, Matt Savoia, Patrick Bue and a double from Ryan ZZ to go up 12-0 but the O's decided not to go away without a fight. In the bottom of the 4th they put up 2 runs on hits from Nick Perkins and Keenan Dwyer.In the top of the 5th the Royals finished their scoring on a home run from Owen Amigo (2 hits) and a double from Steve Signorello. In the O's half of the inning they put up 4 more runs on hits from Christian Lowell (double), Chad Hult and Kyle Capone (2 hits). The game got interesting in the last of the 6th. The O's loaded the bases and pushed across 2 runs bringing Trevor Hult to the plate, he smashed a ball to centerfield that would have cleared the bases by Ryan ZZ made a huge play tracking the ball down to end the game. Pitching, Royals: Ryan ZZ 2, Owen Amigo 2, Matt Savoia 1, Steve Signorello 1. O's: Trevor 1, Christian Lowell 1, Nicke Perkins 1, Kyle Capone 1, Zack Torla 2.

The Phillies jumped out to an early 5-0 lead with aggressive base running and a timely hit from Steve D'Onfro. The Phillies offense was active all game and had big days from Zach Cunningham (2-4), Noah Toland (2-3), Chris Fisher (3 BBs) and Max Coffin (3 BBs). The Phillies also received solid pitching from Cunningham (3 innings), Coffin (2 innings), and Jacob Derusha (2 innings). The Giants chipped away at the lead and had a huge day at the plate from Owen Shea (3-4), including the game winning hit in the bottom of the 6th. The Giants also received hits from Brian Barrows, Jason Fox, Ryan Penkala, and Jacob Wilcox. On the mound, CJ Mellen (2 innings), Mike Levasseur (2 innings), and Penkala (2 innings) combined for 10 strikeouts.

The Royals started the game by scoring 4 runs in the 1st on RBI hits from Ryan Szczygielski, Stevie Signorello and Mike Fournier. The Rockies answered with 2 runs on RBI hits from Nick Koch and Ben Seegel. With the Royals leading 5-2, the Rockies scored 4 runs in the 3rd with 5 straight hits and RBI's from Nick Koch (double), Alec Marshall and Matt Lawyer. Going into the 6th, the Rockies held an 8-5 lead. The Royals applied pressure by scoring 1, and loading the bases. The Rockies Ben Seegel was able to work out of the jam, and preserve the 8-6 win. Pitching for the Rockies were Collin Morrow(1), Carter Cormier(1) and Ben Seegel(4). Pitching for the Royals were Ryan(3) and Owen Amigo(2). Nick Koch went 2 for 2 with a double and 2 rbi, while Mayur Patel went 2-3 with RBI. Luke Anzel and Mike Fournier both went 2-3 with an RBI each.

In an exciting game that came down to the very last inning, the Giants hung on to defeat the A's. The Giants displayed a well-balanced offense, with 6 different players collecting hits. Leading the ofense were Ryan Penkala (3-3, double), Brian Barrows (3-4), Charlie Deichmann (3-4), Owen Shea (2-3), Jason Fox (1-3), and Riley Bourque (1-4). Also contributing to the offense was Jacob Wilcox with an important RBI. Defensively, Nick Quadros and Cam Kessel made huge plays in the last inning to preserve the victory. On the mound, the Giants received solid outings from Fox (2 innings), Mike Levasseur (2 innings), and Penkala (2 innings) who combined for 7 strikeouts. The A's also displayed a well-balanced offense, with 7 different players collecting hits. The biggest came from Nathan Fallon who hit his first career homerun. Also hitting well were Brian Toupin (3-3), Tyler North (double), and Anthony Martin (double). The A's received other offensive contributions from Chad Olivieri, Patrick McDonnell, and Mike Fuller. On the hill, McDonnell (4 innings) and Martin (2 innings) combined for 8 strikeouts.

The O's scored runs in bits and pieces to win over a scrappy Phillies team. Max Coffin pirched well in the middle innings. Chris Lowell paced the O's with his bat and his speed (3 hits, a few runs scored). Kyle Capone made a nice throw from RF to nail a Phillies runner at the plate in the bottom of the 6th where a sustained rally would have resulted in another suspended game.

The A's used a well balanced offense to defeat the Royals. Chad Olivieri (3-4) and Mike Fuller (2-4) led the way while Brian Toupin, Nathan Fallon and Tyler North also contributed hits. For the Royals Cam Novotny had a hard single to center and Luke Anzel, Michael Fournier and Owen Amigo contributed hits. Olivieri started and pitched 5, striking out 8. Mike Fuller pitched a 1-2-3 6th inning to close it out. For the Royals, Steven Signorello (2IP), Owen Amigo (1IP), Matthew Savoia (2IP) and Ryan Szczygielski (1IP) handled the pitching.

The Giants finished their regular season series with the Orioles with a hard fought win. The Giants offense was led by Ryan Penkala (3-3), Charlie Deichmann (2-4), Brian Barrows (2-3), Owen Shea (2-4), and Tommy Lessard (2-2, including a double that came within inches of a homerun). Also collecting hits were Cam Kessel and CJ Mellen (double). Mellen (2 innings), Mike Levasseur (2 innings), and Penkala (2 innings) combined for 5 strikeouts. The Orioles were led by Christian Lowell (3-4, double), Nick Perkins (2-3), Keenan Dwyer (double), Kyle Cappone (double), Trevor Hult, and Zack Torla. Dwyer (4 innings) and Cam Stockman (2 innings) combined for 9 strikeouts.

The A's scored 14 runs on 14 hits to defeat the Phillies, closing out their regular season. Leading the A's offense were Ryan North (2-4, 2 singles, RBI), Chad Olivieri (3-4, single, double, HR, 4 RBI) and Mike Fuller (2-3, 2 singles, 2 RBI). Also contributing with hits were Chaz Magras, Patrick McDonnell, Brian Toupin (2 hits) Tyler North, and Anthony Martin (2 hits). Handling the pitching for the Phillies were Zach Cunningham (2IP) , Max Coffin (2 IP), Jake Derusha (1IP) and Steve D'Onfro (2 IP). Cunningham took a line drive off the knee and had to come out of the game. Jake Derusha got the hit for the Phillies.

This was the game that wouldn't end, lasting almost 3 hrs. The score doesn't tell the story here, the Royals kept trying to pull away but the Giants kept trying to come back. The Royals offense was lead by Owen Amigo who was 3-4 including his 3rd and 4th homeruns of the season, a grand slam and a 3 run shot knocking in 10 runs on the day and scoring 5 times. For the Giants Charlie Deichmann had 2 hits one being a grand slam of his own.Other Royals offense included hits from Luke Ansel 2-2 with a double, Steve Signorell 3-5 with a double, Alex Amigo, Cam Novotny 2 hits, Adam Robinson and Devon Gates 2 hits including a double. The Giants got hits from Brian Barrows 2-2, Ryan Penkala 3-4, Owen Shea 2-4. Pitching for the Royals: Owen Amigo 2, Ryan ZZ 2, Matt Savoia 1, Steve Signorello 2, Alex Amigo 1. For the Giants: Jason Fox 2, Mike Levasseur 1, Charlie Deichmann 1, CJ Mellon 1, Brian Barrows 1, Ryan Penkala 1.

The Orioles finished their season on a high note against the Rockies. Cam Stockman pitched well for the O's and had a 2-3 day at the plate. Nick Perkins threw 2 to close it out and had a three hit day including a 200ft single. Rockies were led by Alec Marshall, Ben Seegel and Nick Koch who all had mutiple hit games.

The Phillies jumped out early with 5 runs in the 1st innings, after taking advantage of sloppy fielding from the Rockies. The Rockies managed to pull it together and fight back and shut down the Phillies for the rest of the game. Cameron Paquette pitched 4 innings and had 8 K's. While Matt Lawyer had 2 innings (3 K's). The Phillies sent Jake Derusha to the mound for 3, Zach Cunningham (1 in), and Max Coffin(2 in). Rockies offensive standouts were Cam Paquette(2-3, 2R, 2SB, 1RBI), Ben Seegel(2-3, 3RBI, 2SB), Anthony Yan(2-3, 2R, 2RBI) and Alec Juknievich (2-3, 1R, 3RBI). Offensive contributions were made by the Phillies' Gage Donaghue, Jake Derusha, and Steven D'Onfro. Defensively, the Phillies' Gage Donahue had an unassisted double play after snagging a line drive at 3rd. The Rockies' Carter Cormier also had an unassisted double play on a line drive to 1st, while Nick Koch threw out 3 base runners on attempted steals.

The Giants and Rockies played an exciting game that came down to the last inning, with the Giants hanging on for the victory and clinching second place for the "regular season". Leading the Giants on offense were Ryan Penkala (4-4), Owen Shea (3-3), Brian Barrows (2-4), Tommy Lessard (2-3), and Nick Quadros (2-3). Also contributing to the Giants' offense were Jason Fox, Charlie Deichmann, Riley Bourque, and Mike Levasseur (3 BBs). On the mound, CJ Mellen (2 innings), Fox (2 innings), and Penkala (2 innings) combined for 4Ks. The Rockies were led by Alec Marshall (4-4, including a HR), Mike Harding (2-2), and Matt Lawyer (3-3). Also collecting hits were Collin Morrow, Nick Koch, Ben Seegel, and Mayur Patel. Lawyer (5 innings) and Seegel (1 inning) combined for 4Ks.

The Giants ended the regular season with another hard fought victory against the Rockies. The Giants utilized patience at the plate and aggressive base running to secure the win. The team collected only four hits from Nick Quadros, Charlie Deichmann, Mike Levasseur, and Ryan Penkala. On the mound Levasseur (2 innings), Brian Barrows (1 inning), and CJ Mellen (4 innings) combined for 7 strikeouts. The Rockies recieved solid pitching from Collin Morrow (2 innings), Cam Paquette (2 innings), and Carter Cormier (2 innings). The Rockies were led offensively by Alec Marshall (2-4), Alec Juknievich (double), Cormier, and matt Lawyer.

The Phillies jumped out to a quick lead in the first inning scoring 3 runs. As the game went on the Rockies turned up the heat and produced solid defense and excellent offense scoring runs in all innings save the second. For the Phillies, Max Coffin lead the way going 2 for 3 with a double in the 5th. Also contributing to the Phillies offense was Noah Toland, Stephen D'onfro, Zach Cunningham, Chris Fischer and Jacob Derusha all with singles. Defensively, the Phillies made 4 defensive outs and pitched for a combined 10K's with Max Coffin pitching 4 and Zach Cunningham pitching 2. The Rockies started slowly with only 1 run in the first and nothing in the second came on strong in the bottom of the third and continued thier momentum through the 5th inning. It was a venerable slugfest with the Rockies producing 16 hits including 3 doubles and 2 home runs. Leading this offensive charge were Collin Morrow going 4 for 4, scoring all 4 time, including a double and 3 RBI's, Ben Seegel going 3 for 3 with a home run and 4 RBI's, Matt Lawyer going 3 for 3 with a home run and 1 RBI, Nick Koch going 3 for 4 with a double and 1 RBI, Alec Marshall going 2 for 4 with a double. Also contributing to the Rockies offense was Alec Jukneivich who had a single in the game. Defensively, the Rockies pitchers combined for 7 K's with Ben Seegel and Matt Lawyer both pitching 3 innings each. Defensively, the Rockies made 8 defensive outs including a game ending double play. Congratulations to the Rockies on their first playoff win!

This game was just how playoff ball should be, great pitching, timely hitting and some good fielding mixed in. After a scoreless first the O's went up 4-0 in the 2nd on hits by Keenan Dwyer (double), Chad Hult (2 hits on the day) and Kyle Capone. In the 3rd the Royals managed to score 3 as Steve Signorello singled and was followed by a homerun from Owen Amigo (2-3). Alex Amigo then singled (2-2 on the day) and eventually stole home to make it 4-3. It stayed that way till the 5th when Luke Ansel singled and then scored on a double from Ryan ZZ. Steve Signorello then followed him with a homerun of his own to go up 6-4 where it would end. Pitching was great in this game, for the O's Keenan Dwyer pitched 5 solid innings and was then relieved by Cam Stockman 1 inning. For the Royals Steve Signorello pitched the first 2 then Ryan Szczygielski pitched 4 lights out innings. Great game.

Wow, what an exciting game of baseball tonight. Rockies jump out to a 2 to nothing lead in the top of the 1st. Giants tie it up in the bottom of the 2nd. It's 3 to 3 after the 3rd. Giants go up by 1 in the bottom of the 4th. Rockies score 5 in the top of the 5th with the help of Ben Seegel's grand slam going up by 4. Giants come back with a 2 run homer of their own by Ryan Penkala in the bottom of the 5th, cutting the lead to just 2. The Giants succeed in stranding Rockies runners on 2nd and 3rd in the top of the 6th. Coming up to bat the Giants threaten with another home run by their lead of batter Charlie Deichmann closing the gap to only a single run with no outs. The following two Giants are put out and struck out respectively bringing Brian Barrows to the plate who hits a clutch single and steals 2nd with Tommy Lessard at the plate. Poised to score the tying run, the Rockies pitcher Matt Lawyer gets Tommy to strike out for the final out of the game winning 8 to 7. This game had it all, and if it wasn't for the Giants impecable defense, the Rockies score would have been considerably higher as the Giants held the Rockies to only 6 hits by completing 13, yes that's thirteen defensive put outs including a double play. The Rockies bats were on fire. The Rockies defense was no slouch today either, allowing only 7 hits with 10 defensive put outs of their own. The Giants offense was led by Ryan Penkala who went 3 for 3 with a double and a 2 RBI home run, Charlie Deichmann who went 2 for 3 with a solo home run and Brian Barrows who went 3 for 4. Also contributing was CJ Mellow who had an RBI single in the 2nd Inning. On the Mound, Jason Fox Pitched 3 complete Innings, CJ Mellon Pitched one complete inning and was relieved in his 2nd inning of work by Ryan Penkala who assumed a bases loaded, no outs situation in the top of the 5th and pitched the rest of the 5th and closed out the game in the 6th for 2 innings of work. The Giants pitching combined for 4 K's on the night. For the Rockies Ben Seegel led the offensive charge with a 3 for 3 performance including a 4 RBI grand slam in the top of the 5th and 5 RBI's on the night. Also contributing to the Rockies offense was Nick Koch who went 1 for 1, Cameron Paquette who went 1 for 2 with 2 RBI's and Collin Morrow who went 1 for 4 with an RBI. From the Mound, Ben Seegel went 3 innings, striking out 4 and Matt Lawyer went 3 innings also striking out 4. Fantastic basball from start to finish, I'm really excited to have been part of this game and am very proud of all the kids and their sportsmanship throughout.

The A's scored in every inning as they picked up a win in their first playoff game. Johnny Zanzerkia was 2-3 with three runs scored and an RBI. Brian Toupin and Mike Fuller each had hits and RBI's. Chad Olivieri (3-3, double, HR, 4R, 5RBI) rounded out the offense. The Royals offense was led by Steve Signorello and Owen Amigo who had two hits and Luke Anzel also had a single. Signorello started and pitched 3, striking out 4. Ryan Szczygielski pitched two innings for the Royals. Olivieri started for the A's and went 4, striking out 7. Mike Fuller closed out the game with two perfect innings, throwing 17 pitches and 15 strikes, allowing no hits and fanning 4. Fuller and Olivieri executed a pickoff play at second and Anthony Martin was again solid at first base.

The Giants' offense came alive in the 2nd and 3rd innings, scoring 5 and 2 runs, respectively. Offensively Charlie Deichmann (2-3), Ryan Penkala, Brian "birthday boy" Barrows, Nick Quadros, Tommy Lessard, Cam Kessel, and CJ Mellen all had productive days at the plate. Defensively Quadros and Kessel made great plays at second and leftfield, respectively. On the mound, Mellen went 4 strong innings, striking out 4 and holding the Orioles scoreless. Also pitching for the Giants was Mike Levasseur (2 innings) and Ryan Penkala, who came in to close the game in the 6th. The Orioles Cam Stockman pitched 5 solid innings and struck out 4 batters. Offensively the Orioles received hits from Christian Lowell, Keenan Dwyer, and Kyle Capone.

The Phillies did the unexpected tonight and won their first game of the season.Zach cunningham played perhaps his best game as a Phillie. He allowed 3 runs on 1 hit through 4 innings. He struck out 7 and walked 2.He also had 1 hit with 2 rbi's. Max Coffin came on in relief and allowed 1 run on 2 hits in his 2 innings of relief. Steve Signorello struggled with his control early and it proved costly as the phillies scored 7 runs in 2 1/3 innings.Ryan Z. came on in relif and allowed 1 run in his 3 1/3 innings.Offensively for the Royals, Owen amigo had 2 hits, 1 was a rocket to the fence in right, and Spencer Duran with a nice rbi single in the 6th inning.The Phillis got their offense from Noah toland ,2 hits 2 runs scored, Max Coffin, who reached base 3 times and scored everytime, Zach with his 2 rbi's Gage Donaghue had a nice hit tonight and scored a run as well.

The A's defeated the Rockies 15-5 to advance to the championship game. Mike Fuller pitched 3 innings, allowing no hits, 1 walk and striking out 7. Patrick McDonnell pitched the final 3 for the A's, battling through the rain and some shaky defense. Cam Paquette started for the Rockies and Carter Cormier struck out 4 in his 4 innings of work. The A's benefited from home runs by Brian Toupin (2-4, 2 RBI) and Mike Fuller (2-4 1R, 5RBI). Chad Olivieri (2-4, 3R, 2RBI), Anthony Martin (3-4), Johnny Zanzerkia and Ryan North also had hits. Nick Koch and Alec Marshall had hits for the Rockies, while Anthony Yan scored two times. Tyler North made a nice running catch to end the game.

The Giants defeated the Phillies to remain alive in the South playoffs. The Giants received big offensive days from Ryan Penkala (2-2, HR, 2R), and Owen Shea (2-2). Also collecting hits were Riley Bourque and Tommy Lessard. Defensively, CJ Mellen had a great day at third base. On the mound, Jason Fox (3 innings), Mellen (1 inning), and Penkala (3 innings) pitched well. The Phillies received hits from Noah Toland (2-3), Max Coffin, Zach Cunningham, Jack Leatherman, and Chris Fischer (2-3). Coffin (4 innings) and Cunningham (1 inning) pitched well and combined for three strikeouts.

The Giants and Rockies played an exciting game that came down to the last inning, with the Giants hanging on for the hard fought victory. The Rockies jumed out to and early 5-2 lead after 1 inning, and kept the pressure on the Giants, with 1 more run in the 2nd inning and an additional 5 runs in the 3rd. Despite being down 8 runs, the Giants never gave up and kept battling. The Giants were aggressive on the bases and utilized the entire team at the plate, with 9 of the 12 players collecting hits. The Giants were led by Brian Barrows (3-4, RBI), Riley Bourque (2-3 RBI), Ryan Penkala (2-3 2 RBIs), Owen Shea (2-3, 2 RBIs), and Nick Quadros (2-3). Also collecting hits were Jason Fox, Jacob wilcox, CJ Mellen (2 RBIs), and Mike Levasseur. Charlie Deichman also collected a key RBI. Defensively, Tommy Lessard made a key catch in right field to save at least two runs. On the mound Mellen (3 innings) and Penkala (3 innings) combined for 8 srikeouts. The Rockies also displayed a well-balanced offense with 8 different players collecting hits. The following Rockies had big days at the plate: Collin Morrow (2-4), Nick Koch (2-4), Matt Lawyer (2-3), and Connor Prangley (2-3). Also collecting hits were Alec Marshall, Cam Paquette, Alec Juknievich, and Carter Cormier. On the mound, Lawyer battled and pitched 5 innings and collected 2 strikeouts.

The A's capped off a tremendous season with a hard-fought 4-0 victory over a well-coached Giants team. The A's pitching was the story in this one, with Chad Olivieri and Mike Fuller splitting duties in the championship game. Olivieri started and pitched 3 innings, striking out 8 and allowing 2 hits. Mike Fuller pitched the final 3 innings, allowing no hits and no walks. Fuller also took away a hit from Jason Fox (after a great 10-pitch at bat) by jumping and snaring a chopper and getting Fox at first. Mike Levasseur was very solid for the Giants as he pitched 5, allowing just 4 hits. The A's got started in the first inning on a line single by Chad Olivieri (2-2 BB, R, 6 SB) who scored on dropped third strike. The A's rallied again in the 4th on a Fuller walk and hustle single by Brian Toupin, who scored with the help of great bunts by Ryan and Tyler North. For the Giants, Charlie Deichmann ripped a single in the gap and Owen Shea lined a solid single to center. Toupin robbed Shea of another hit later in the game. Tommy Lessard took away a hit from the A's Anthony Martin by grabbing a liner. Catcher Patrick McDonnell made a diving catch on a bunt attempt to end the game. Congratulations to the Giants players and Coaches: Dave Dresher, John Penkala, Jim Shea and Bob Barrows on a great season.