Saturday marked the opening game for both the Giants and the Astros and both teams came ready to play. The Giants started the game with timely hits by James Matias and Maxwell Fadjo. The Astros showed no signs of rust from the offseason as Nathan Cormier, Adam Paquette, and Riley Olsen made short work of the opposing pitcher. Defensively nice plays were turned in by both teams. Caden Hedquist, James Deichmann and Austin Bourque were standouts for the Giants. For the Astros, Drew Dunhom, Ryan Rustien and Michael Schaaf anchored the defense. Overall this game was well played and lived up to the hype and is sure to be an instant opening day classic.

Opening day proved to be an excellent beginning for both teams. The Blue Jays started the game off hitting strong including power hits by Christopher Keefe, Ben Levine and Geoffrey Lynch. The Phillies did a super job fielding the ball. Coryn Flavin, Kevin Hayes and Stone Foley has some outstanding defensive plays for the Phillies. The Blue Jays were strong on the field as well with great defensive stops by Madeleine Keefe, Charlie Collins,Lexi Moore and great catching from Matt Zeichick and Jake Mc Devitt. The Phillies proved to be tough at bat with some hard hits by Michael Granberry, Brendan Choate and Alex Esquivel. The game ended in a tie 14-14.

Sunday 4/19 the home team Phillies hosted the Giants on a beautiful day for baseball at Upper Shady Field. Both teams showed great determination, excellent early season form ,and hustle as the teams battled to an eight to eight tie. The Giants hit parade began in the very first inning and continued straight through the game. Maxwell Fadjo, Jeffery Lam and Isaac Zhang all showed power and prowess at the plate throughout the game. While the Giants rocketed the ball at the plate the Phillies showed their fine fielding skills, and defensive awareness. The Phillies defense was led by standout plays by 2nd year man Justin Mushrow, and Phillies Rookies Kevin Hayes, and Ryan Lentine. Defensively the Giants showed near mid season form as players like James Matias, Caden Hedquist, Isaiah Naroff gobbled up grounders hit in their direction. Catcher James Deichmann called a beautiful game and made several fine stops on marginal pitches at key moments of the game. Undaunted by the defense of the Ginats, the Phillies stuck to their hitting basics and every Phillie had at least two hits in the game. Nathan Grant and Brenden Yan showed good plate awareness and hit the ball hard on all three plate appearances. Andrew Guo even went so far as taking one for the team in the second inning, but bounced back nicely from his sore shoulder to hit the ball well. After the three inning tie both teams showed good sportsmanship as they shook hands and wished the other team good luck for their next contest. If you're a baseball fan you wont want to miss the next time these two great teams take the field agains each other.

It was an exciting afternoon for baseball at Robinson Field. The Athletics started off with a great hitting rally. Andres Hulachor had a strong hit for the Athletics with a fly ball to right center. Timothy Eaton and Nolan Foss also had some strong hits for the Athletics. Alex Hulfachor of the Athletics played his first game wtih three solid at bats. Defensively the Blue Jays got a solid performance from Emma Lynch, Madison Sewade and Riley Lawless. They were able to slow down some hard Athletic's hits! The Athletics had a solid defensive performance from Samuel Crain who got an out at third base and made some great plays to at first base. The Blue Jays Ben Levine had a hard hit double to center field and Jake Mcdevitt and Riley lawless also contributed to the offensive attack. In the end the game tied at 12-12. Both teams look forward to a rematch later in the season.

On another great day for baseball the Astros and Cardinals met for the first time this season on an beautiful made for baseball Sunday morning, both teams were full of energy and came ready to play. The Astros put forth a full team effort highlighted offensively by key hits from Ryan Murray who went 3 for 3 with laser beam shots to the outfield, Nathan Cormier added to the offense and Joe Buturla had a bases clearing home run. The wonder twins Adam and Katie Paquette also chipped offensively and Ryan Rustien, contributed by going 3 for 3 on the day. The Cardinals also had their standouts on offense most notably CJ Dawe, who flew around the bases and had a solid day at the plate. Other contributors to the Cards offense were Erica Levesque and Cameron Cole. Defensively, Sarah Widtfeldt was solid both catching and playing second base. Trevor Beaton, took over at second and also made spectacular plays at third. Overall the Astro defense has been improving and working well together making heads up plays all over the field. Ultimately both teams battled hard and this game ended in a 10-10 tie. The Astros will take a week off to rest up before taking on the Phillies in a pre-mothers day meeting.

It was a muggy Saturday afternoon at Robinson Field with the matchup between two incredible Rookie Baseball teams. The Royals had some incredible defensive plays and amazing hits from Kyle O'Connor and Andrew Tringali. Jenna Chiavelli had some great infield stops by hard Blue Jay hits. Ethan Smith played exceptional considering he was battling a severe belly ache. The Blue Jay bats were swinging hard with some great hitting by Geoffrey Lynch, Matthew Beaudette, Jake McDevitt, Rylie Lawless, Charlie Collins, Christopher Keefe and Ben Levine. Defensively the Blue Jays got some solid plays by Riley Lawless, Matthew Beaudette and Madison Sewade. Emma Lynch was unstoppable with her lighting speed, scoring three time for the Blue Jays. The game ended in a 10-10 tie. Both teams had wonderful spotrsmanship and look forward to a rematch.

After a week off the Phillies and Astros met for a pre- mother’s day battle. The mom’s were in attendance to watch their budding superstars in action, and they weren’t disappointed. Offensively the Astros started off a bit slow, shaking off rust, but that was only temporary as the bats came alive in the second inning. Led by Trevor Beaton, who went 3 for 3 with a grand slam and Sarah Widtfeldt, who beat out a bunt single, and came around to score later in the inning barreling down the catcher in a close play at home. Adam Paquette and Riley Olsen also had good days at the plate, pounding out a couple hits apiece. For the Phillies offensively Alex Esquivel, and Brandon Yan made the opposing pitcher pay for mistakes hitting solid line drives past the Astro defense. Brenden Choate joined in as well adding a couple hits of his own. Defensively both teams were busy in the field Ryan Lentine, Coryn Flavin and Danielle Trouin were standouts for the Phillies and Ryan Murray playing 1st base and Joey Buturla at 2nd combined to make a few nice outs for the Astros. Next up for the Astros will be a Monday game against the Giants and the Phillies will take on the Blue Jays

We had a great game on Saturday, and all of the children played awesome. The Royals Andrew Tringali hit better than ever, and Ashok Arun was outstanding in the field. The A's showed off their defensive prowess with 12 solid put outs. Timmy Eaton showed off his raw power with a double into centerfield. Nolan Foss (Pitching) and Jacob Crain (1st Base) put on a defensive show in the 1st inning with three flawless put-outs. Nolan caught the 1st fly ball of the season for an out, and received the game ball for all of his effort. Andres Hulfachor had a great game at the plate (defense and offense) He ran down an short infield hit and threw the ball to Johan Sajan at 1st for an outstanding hustle-play. All in all it was a fantastic show of teamwork (from both teams) on a beautiful day to play baseball.

It was a beautiful afternoon at Upper Shady field as the Blue Jays took on a TOUGH Mariners team. The Mariners came out swinging strong with some big hits by Colby Spencer, Michael Joliceur and Johnny Sullivan. The Blue Jays answered back with strong at bats from Ben Levine, Jake McDevitt, Riley Lawless,Geoffrey Lynch and Matthew Beaudette. Charlie Collins had the hit of the game with a hard hit up the first base line that brought in three runs. Defensively both teams worked hard on the field. The Mariners had some great plays from Jack Vogel,Brady Swisher and Alex Swisher. The Blue were tough on the field with some great plays from the dynamic duo of Jake McDevitt and Ben Levine who combined for 4 outs at 3rd base. Emma Lynch did a great job at pitcher not letting anything pass her. The highlight of the game was an incredible play by Riley Lawless who did and amazing backwards rollover while fielding the ball and making the play to first base. Both teams played an excellent game that ended with a 14-14 tie.

The Orioles visited the Giants for an early season clash. Right from the start the Giants knew they had their hands full as the Orioles knocked around the opposing pitcher right from the start. Alexis Miranda, Aryanna Murray and Bryan Boyle were outstanding at the plate for the Orioles. Not to be outdone the Giants had one of their best days at the plate thus far this year. Austin Bourque, Jeffery Lam and Isaiah Naroff each had three hits. In the field, the Giants were led by Isaac Zhang with an outstanding effort behind the plate. Jack Deichmann was superb in the field. For the Orioles Hailey Miranda and Jack Calzini were sure handed with their chances in the field. These two team slugged it out to a 10 – 10 tie, and look forward to their rematch in a few weeks.

It was a small but mighty crew at Upper Shady. The Phillies came out swinging with some great hard hits. Charlie Collins, Chris Keefe and Riley Lawless all played well behind the plate while Matt Beaudette and Benjamin Levine combined for a few great outs in the field. Jake McDevitt made an all star tag out on the first base line off a great hit by the Phillies. The all female hitting powers of Madeleine Keefe, Kirsten McIntire and Madison Sewade combined for 7 solid hits. Both teams will look forward to a rematch later on in the season.

In a rematch of the opening game of the season, the Astros visited the Giants last night. The teams once again battled to a tie with the score 8 -8. As expected both teams came ready to play. The Astros proved to be very strong offensively led by Riley Olsen and Ryan Rutstein; both with three solid hits to right center field. Katie ‘Red Bull’ Paquette knocked the cover off the ball with a solid shot into center field. The Astros offense punctuated their night with Joe Buturla blasting a line drive just passed the head of a stunned pitcher. After a sluggish first inning, the Giants heated up in the field led by the yo-man work of Ausin Bourque behind the plate for two strong innings. The left side of the infield flashed some leather with James Matias at short stop and Maxwell Fadjo at third base, both with spectacular plays. Not to be outdone in the field, the Astros were up to the task. Adam Paquette made two great stops at third base forcing out runners in the first inning. Nathan Cormier made a beautiful diving back handed stop at the mound with a straight shot to first for the out. Behind the plate, Ryan Murray tagged out three would be go ahead runs for the Giants at home. The Giants made the most of their time at the plate with solid hitting from Issac Zhang and Jack Deichmann. Both players keeping hitting streaks alive by posting three hits each.

The second meeting between the Astros and the Cardinals was everything it was billed to be. The Cards started out with some great hits from Toby Therrien and CJ Dawe. the Astros countered with some great defence from Trevor Beaton Nathan Cormier. The Astos came out crushing the ball led by Adam Paquette and Sarah Widtfeldt and Ryan Murray. Parker Obenhofer caught a high fly ball and Erica Levesque and Matthew Roy added some great plays of there own. This was a great game to watch and we can't wait for the next time these teams play.

The Blue Jays started off with a challenge against the new pitching machines but by the second and third innings the bats were swinging hard and connecting with many great hits. Christopher Keefe hit a tough line drive down the first base line and brought in an RBI. Ben Levine, Riley Lawless, Geoffrey Lynch and Charlie Collins made the pitching machine look easy with solid hits. Maddie Sewade, Madeleine Keefe and Kirsten McIntire found the gaps in the field and each connected with solids hits! The Athletics showed great results from the hitting practice they had last Monday. Andres Hulfachor received the game ball for to hard hit balls that made it into the outfield and another hard hit single. The Sajan Brothers, Joel and Johan put on a show with an array of hits and great heads-up baserunning. Andrew Tall made solid contact and showed off his new "door-knocking nuckles" grip at the plate. Timmy Eaton and Nicholas Ng made great improvement in there defense by being "baseball ready" for every pitch. All of the A's showed that they were a team that work together and make great things happen on the field. The Blue Jays played great on the field defensively. Jake McDevitt and Matthew Beaudette had solid performances at first base with great fielding and catching to make many big outs. Ben Levine was also unstoppable in the field stopping any ball around or near him! Emma Lynch proved that girls CAN play baseball with some great stops at shortstop. The Blue Jays received a solid performance both offensively and defensively by Matthew Zeichick with some big hits and great plays at second base and behind the plate, using his head to keep everything in front of him. Great Job Zeichick!

The Astro’s and the A’s squared off on Memorial Day weekend. The Astros Nathan Cormier set the tone defensively making and unassisted double play at 1st base. Ryan Rutstien anchored the other corner making some excellent plays at 3rd. The A’s equaled the Astros defense turning in a solid defensive effort as well. Offensively both teams came out swinging. Riley Olsen of the Astros celebrating his birthday delivered a couple hits,and Joe Buturla, Nathan Cormier and Michael Schaaf kept their hitting streaks alive and continue to swing hot bats for the Astros.

It was a great night for baseball at Robinson Road with the Giants and Blue Jays squaring off on the field. The Giants were lead by a strong hitting force of Jack Deichmann, Isaac Zhang, Max Fadjo, Austin Bourgue and Caden Hedquist. The Fab five combined for 15 runs- great job guys! The Blue Jays answered back with some strong hits by Geoffrey Lynch, Charlie Collins, Ben Levine and Riley Lawless. Lexi Moore showed some great improvement batting with two hard hits! The Giants were strong in the field with some great plays by Isaac Zhang at third and some strong catching by Austin Bourgue and Maxwell Fago. THe Blue Jays also played tough defense on the field with the great duo of Matthew Beaudette on the mound and Riley Lawless at first. Matthew Zeichick played strong behind the plate. It was a great game and both teams displayed wonderful sportsmanship!

The Cardinals and Blue Jays met again on Saturday at Upper Shady for another tough game. Both teams showed remarkableimprovement hitting off the pitching machine. THe Cardinals had great hits by Ben Clark and Patrick Hyde. Erica Levesque continued to show her strong hitting power with hard hits to left field. The Blue Jays bats were alive from the start especially from Emma Lynch, Lexi Moore and Kirsten Mc Intire. Matthew Zeichick had some strong hits as well as Geoffrey Lynch, Riley Lawless, Chris Keefe, Charlie Collins and Ben Levine. The Cardinals had great fielding by CJ Dawe and Joshua Taylor combining for many outs each inning. The Blue Jays had another solid game from Matthew Zeichick who continued to show his natural catching ability behind the plate.The infield trio of Riley Lawless, Ben Levine and Geoffrey Lynch combined for many heads up plays. Great game by both teams!

The Orioles and Astros took to the field on a great day for baseball at Upper Shady. The Astros hot bats continued, as the dangerous trio of Nathan Cormier, Riley Olsen and Joe Buturla, continue to attack opposing pitching all going 3 for 3 with hard liners into the outfield. Ryan Rutstien joined in the hit parade, launching a grand slam to left in the games final inning. Defensively the Astros were showing that practice pays off. Pitcher, Katie Paquette was a force making a number of great stops, and Ryan Murray back in action from a few days rest made a nice diving catch at shortstop preventing Oriole runners from scoring. Third baseman Drew Dunham, made a nice barehanded grab to get the out at first. Overall a solid defensive effort was turned in by both teams. No rest for the Astros as they meet up with the Royals and the Mariners in back to back games on Sunday and Monday.

The Royals and the Astros squared off on Sunday afternoon at Robinson Field. The Astros started things off offensively as everyone collected hits. Mike Schaff, Sarah Widfelt, and Katie Paquette set the table and were driven home on consecutive hits by Ryan Rutstien, Nathan Cormier and Ryan Murray. The Royals bats also showed up led by Kyle O’Connor who went 3 for 3 with scorching line drives off the opposing pitcher. In the field the Royal defense was stout as Zachary Hureau and Ethan Smith anchored the catching duties, and great plays were turned in by Bill Wu, Stephen Vertiganos and Andrew Tringali in the field. Adam Paquette, Drew Dunhom, Joey Buturla and Riley Olsen also provided some defensive highlights for the Astros.

The Astros and the Mariners met for the first time since trading uniforms. Former Mariners, Riley Olsen, Nathan Cormier, Ryan Murray showed no sympathy for their former team as they tore up the Mariner pitching. Michael Schaff and Adam Paquette also added a couple hits apiece. The Mariners also made the most of their opportunities, at the plate as Jack Vogel, and Brady Swisher smashed multiple hits in the game and driving in a few runs. Defensively this was truly a great game. The Astros were led by Drew Dunhom who made not one but two highlight worthy plays, one a diving stop at first to record an out and then catching a difficult fly ball to end the game. For the Mariners Johnny Sullivan and Brendan Trombley were the defensive standouts as they made many great stops in the field

It was a great Tuesday night for baseball at Robinson Road. The Blue Jays worked the bats and got some great hits from Geoffrey Lynch, Charlie Collins and Christopher Keefe. Emma Lymch found the sweet spot with a solid hit to second and flew around the bases! The Orioles got some great hits from the girl power of Chloe Goforth, Haley Miranda, Lexi Miranda and Aryanna Murray. Defensively the Blue Jays got another solid performance behind the plate by Matthew Zeichick! Ben LEvine had some great heads up plays on the field and did a nice job catching. Charlie Collins had a great stop at third with a rocket throw to first. Emma Lynch and Charlie Collins were the Big League Chew Players of the Game for the Blue Jays! The Orioles got a solid performance by Catcher Lexi Mirnanda who proved unstoppable behind the plate. Ryan Oliver had some great heads up plays at first while Jack Calzini made some great plays at third base. It was a great game by both teams ending in a tie. We look forward to another great face off.........

The Blue Jays and the Astros met for the first game of a two game series on Saturday. The Blue Jays got things started offensively with some great hits by Emma Lynch and Madeleine Keefe, and Ben Levine who continued his hitting power, sending a fly ball into deep right field! For the Astros it was Ryan Rutstien, and Joe Buturla scorching line drives past the Blue Jay defense. Also contributing offensively were Ryan Murray and Michael Schaff, both collecting a couple hits on the day. In the field both teams were showing that practice and preparation pays off. The Astros defensive effort was anchored by Nathan Cormier and Ryan Murray who dominated the right side of the field combining on a number of great plays to cut down Blue Jay runners. 3rd baseman Trevor Beaton made the most of his opportunities making a great play to get the runner at 3rd For the Blue Jays, Matthew Zeichick, Charlie Collins and Lexi Moore did a great job behind the plate- keeping everything in front of them and making some nice tags at home. Geoffrey Lynch had a nice play at third base on a scoop and throw to Ben Levine who was covering the bag! Matthew “Rocket arm” Beaudette continued to show his strength on the field making some great throws to home and first base. The teams meet again on Monday night to wrap up the series.

Sunday was a beautiful day for baseball at Roby Park. The home team Phillies hosted the Astros in a late season Rookie matchup. Early in the first inning the Astros showed remarkable timing in their swings as they sent hard drive after hard drive straight up the middle of the diamond. Coach Ben Olsen spent the entire inning ducking and dodging baseballs and probably considered waiving the white flag on several ocassions. The Phillies came to the plate in the bottom of the first determined to match their opponents hit for hit. Ryan Lentin came to the plate with a new bat and a new attitude to match. His first hit of the day was a well struck drive that landed just short of the outfield grass. While the offense in the game was exciting, the late season form of both teams defensively was commendable. Both teams made two outs in the second and third innings, but were unable to turn that third and final out before their opponent batted through their lineup. Defensively the Phillies tandem of Kevin Hayes, and Nathan Grant made nice stops and flipped the ball to their teammate who was covering second for the force outs. Alex Esquivel had the unenviable job of playing pitcher in the first inning and doggedly chased baseballs that careened off the pitching machine all inning. Defensively the Astros gave their all and made several good stops, and good decisions with the baseball. Other highlights included: Drew Dunham vacuuming the ball at shortstop for an out at second. Trevor Beaton took control at second base with a diving stop for the force out, and Katie Paquette caught at the plate preventing 3 runs to be scored during the top of the first. Plate highlights for the Phillies included the aforementioned Kevin Hayes who has shown tremendious improvement at the plate over the last few games. His 3 for 3 performance was his finest thus far this season. Andrew Guo also has begun to settle in at the plate hitting hard grounders all three times hit visited the plate. For the Astros Riley Olsen hammered a shot to deep right field and Adam Paquette didn't hold back sending a rocket up the third base line. Sara Widtfeldt went 3 for 3 having a grand slam homerun in the the top of the 2nd. This game was hard played, and fun for all involved. These two Rookie teams gave their all, and really showed off their developing talents on the ball field. Through out the game both teams had very loud, and supportive fans that cheered their players on through out the game. Good luck to both teams as this years spring season winds down.

It was a hot Sunday afternoon for Baseball as the Blue Jays and Royals met for their final face off at Upper Shady. The Royals hit the ball hard off the pitch with some tough hits by Jenna Chiavelli and Andrew Tringali. The Blue Jays played tough defense with some great catching stops by Riley Lawless, Geoffrey Lynch and Matthew Zeichick. Ben Levine and Matthew Beaudette countinued to be a strong defensive team. The Blue Jays also had some strong hit off the pitch especially by Kirsten McIntire and Christopher Keefe! The Royals played tough defense nd found a great new Catcher in Zakary, who made amazing stops behind the plate! Stephen Vertigan also made some great heads up plays that turned into outs at third base. Great game by both teams!

Monday night baseball was at its best as the Bluejays and Astros squared off for their final game against each other. The Astros came out strong with some hard hitting. Nathan Cormier cranked one to deep center field for his 33 RBI this season. Slugger "Joe Joe Burtula" ripped a hard ground ball keeping the defense on their toes. Treveor Beaton was like lightning running the bases and scoring twice. The Blue Jays were on their toes in the field with some great heads up plays! Jake McDevitt proved his strength at first base keeping everything in front of him and making many outs. Madeline Keefe had some great stops at second and Lexi Moore was on her toes at the mound! Charlie Collins was a vacumn behind the plate! The Blue Jays got some hard hits from everyone esspecially by Girl duo Lexi Moore and Emma Lynch who pounded two hard ones to center field. Defensively the Astros had great effort by Ryan Rustein and Drew Dunham whom both could not be contained as they flew all over the field to make outs. Katie Pauquette took one for the team as she used her body as a shield to prevent the Bluejhays from scoring. Great game by both teams!

It was a hot morning on the baseball field when the Astros and Mariners faced off for a tough Rookies game. Both teams game off hitting hard especially Ben Zeichick and Charlie Collins of the Mariners. The Astros played some heads up defense with some great infield catches by Brandon Metiever and some nice stops at first base by Andrew Guo. When the Astros came to baat Henry Grabowski and Anna Gallaher had some hard hits to the tough Mariners defense. Mad Keefe had a great stop at shortstop and Cody Evans had some great plays at second base. Both teams ran the bases hard and the game ended in a 10-10 tie. Great job by both teams!

It was a great day for baseball at Robinson field when the Giants and Mariners squared off Saturday afternoon. The Mariners came out strong hitting the ball on the first or second pitch! Geoffrey Lynch, Nate and Charlie Collins, Jake McDevitt and Matthew Zeichick had some great hits as Jack Hamblett perfected his bunting skills collecting many RBI's! Ben Clark helped the Giants defense with many great plays at first base. The Giants bats were quick along with their fantastic base running. Isiah Naroff had some strong hits against a great mariners defense. Geoffrey Lynch had some great plays at first while Chris Keefe had some perfect thros and heads up plays in the infield. Charlie Collins continues to go for two and made some great great throws for a double play. Great job by both teams as the game ended in a tie at 14-14.

The Phillies and the Mariners squared off and played a tough game on Sunday morning. Both teams came out hitting strong. The Mariners bats were alive from the beginning with hard hits by Cody Evans, Charlie Collins, Chris Keefe, Madeleine Keefe and Abbie Jordan. Great heads up catching by Phiilies catcher Jeffrey Lugo kept the Mariners from scoring more then a few runs. The Phillies answered back with some great hitting from Liam Bourque, Connor Kozyra and Audra Robinson. The Mariners defense trio of Jake McDevitt, Ben Zeichick and Charlie Collins held the game to a tie of 9-9. Great game by both teams!

It was a battle until the end with the face off of two talented teams. The Mariners started off the inning hitting strong with some strong hits by Jake McDevitt, Geoffrey Lynch and Chris Keefe. The Astros stopped some hard hits and made some great plays at first base. Kylie Daw had a great game behind the plate keeping everything in front of her! The Mariners had some heads up plays on the field trying for some double plays with some great stops at first from Geoffrey Lynch for a 3 out inning! Mitchell Lynch continues to support his teammates while still on the injured list! The Astros had some great hits by Todd Arndoverand Henry Grabowski! The game ended in a tie at 14-14. Great game by both teams!

What a great Sunday for baseball! The Bluejays had a great start on the field with some key plays by Claudia Barlow and Ryan Joliceur. The Mariners bats were swinging with key hits by Abbie Jordan, Aditya Dhavala and the Keefe siblings! The Blue Jays bats were swinging hard with some strong hits by Cody Evans and River Hart. The Mariners had some great defensive stops by Cody Evans, Jake McDevitt, the Zeichick Brothers and Nate Collins. Great jobs by both teams!

It was a hot morning for baseball at Robinson Road as the Orioles and Mariners squared off. The Mariners started off strong with some good hits from Geoffrey Lynch, Abbie Jordan and Matthew Zeichick! The Orioles stayed strong in the field with some great plays by Stone Foley and Sam Greenberg. Defense was the name of the game and the Mariners has some great heads up plays on the field by the Keefe kids and Cody Evans. Bats were swinging hard with some tough hit by the Orioles Glen Preston and Trevor Beaton! Great game by both teams as the score was tied!

The Phillies and the Mariners played a strong game Saturday morning at Robinson Field. It turned out to be the battle of the best friends as Phillies Liam Bourque caught a hard hit by Mariners Geoffrey Lynch and Geoffrey Lynch responded at the bottom of the inning tagging out Liam Bourgue at third! The hit of the game came from Mariners Matthew Zeichick with a hard double to center field driving in two runners! The game ended in a tie at 11-11. Both teams have improved tremendously and look forward to one last battle on the field!