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Seniors

PLAYERS:

Kyle Bacher
Andrew Bechtold
Max Carney
Jeff Davis
Sean Deely
Matt Driscoll
Matt Fullerton
Jon Harris
Frank Marazzo
Sam Mattern
Tim Parks
John Ratkevic
Michael Schell
Matt Sheehan
Tyler Signora
Walker Wiley

SCHEDULE:
State Championship Final
Saturday, July 30th7:00 PM vs Harrington at Milford

Results
Naamans 12 - Newark National 10
Naamans 18 - Capitol 8
Naamans 4 - Brandywine 1
Naamans 18 - Brandywine 8
State Championship Bracket
Naamans 8 - Georgetown 4
Harrington 4 - Naamans 3
Naamans 15 - Georgetown 2

Juniors

PLAYERS:

Michael Bectold
Christian Conaty
Chris Deely
Thomas Diamanty
Kevin Fallers
Matthew Gallagher
Jack Hagood
Graham Haines
Davis Jones
Tommy Larson
Brannon McHugh
Doug Ryan
Richie Windon

Results
Naamans 12 - N. National 2
Brandywine 10 - Naamans 5
Naamans 19 - N. American 6
Naamans 5 - Capitol 3
Naamans 12 - Midway 6
Brandywine 9 - Naamans 7

Naamans "Black" Team

PLAYERS:

DeVonte Church
Matthew DeFriece
Peter Durgin
Noah Haines
Austin Leshock
Owen Linkhorst
Ryan Maffia
Jake Mottola
Matthew Parrish
Bobby Rhodunda
Matthew Rosenthal
George Steinhoff
Joseph Wahl


RESULTS:
Naamans 14 - Brandywine Blue 4
Naamans - 19 - New Castle 3
Naamans 13 - Midway 0
Naamans 18 - 10
Naamans 8 - Brandywine Red 5
Naamans 10 - Newark National Blue 5

Naamans "Red" Team

PLAYERS:

Reade Aiello
Dillon Coughenour
Robert Edleman
Will Hoffman
Anthony Macha
Austin Macha
Jacob Meisel
Jack Prosceno
Connor Rock
Nathanial Ruhl
Daniel Smith
Matthew Steptoe

RESULTS:
Naamans 13 - Canal Blue 1
Naamans 12 - Wilmington 1
Newark National Red 11 - Naamans 10
Naamans 7 - Canal Gold 0

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MAJORS

PLAYERS:

John Andreoli
Matthew Arrabal
Quinn Cassidy
Andrew Conces
Christian Diamanty
Ryan Driscoll
Robbie Farnan
Ryan Gallagher
Henry Gise
Austin Hernandez
Adam Reynolds
Matthew Schell
Tommy Steiner

RESULTS:
June 29th: Naamans 7 - New Castle 3
July 5th: Canal 15 - Naamans 3
July 9th: Naamans 4 - Suburban 2
July 11th: Naamans 18 - Stanton 4
July 15th: Naamans 6 - Brandywine 5
July 17th: Naamans 13 - Canal 9
July 19th: Naamans 11 - Capitol 10
July 21st: N. National 13 - Naamans 8

10 Year Old Team

PLAYERS:

Steven Cornog
Anthony DeConstanza
Brian Downey
Jonathan Ford
Nicholas Gallagher
Nolan Linkhorst
Patrick McKenna
Michael Pagliei
Cade Pfander
Luke Rossi
Justin Tulibacki
Kevin Villec
Nicholas Welch

RESULTS:
June 25th: N. National 11 - Naamans 3
June 29th: Naamans 9 - Newark American 2
June 30th: New Castle 9 - Naamans 7

9 Year Old Team

PLAYERS:

Jacob Andreoli
Christian Ceccola
Will Davis
Nathan Donahue
Sam Gise
Chase Golden
Graham Harrison
Michael Olsen
Matthew Querey
Will Schatzman
Joseph Sheets
Jack Taylor
Nathan Taylor
Danny Truono

RESULTS:
Naamans 12 - Midway 2
Brandywine 13 - Naamans 10
Naamans 11 - New Castle 1
Naamans 13 - Newark National 3
Brandywine 12 - Naamans 4

8 Year Old Team

PLAYERS:

Gabe Brandt
Patrick Campbell
Matthew Carr
Oliver Conaty
Justin Ford
Nicholas Frazier
Luke Gabrysh
Leon Huhn
Johnny Pfander
Andrew Raab
Andrew Spychalski
Sammy Steptoe
Daniel Storm

SCHEDULE:

RESULTS:
Naamans 13 - Capitol 7
Naamans 13 - Brandywine 8
Naamans 17 - N. American 15

Big League

PLAYERS:

Quentin Burslem
Mike Defeo
Matt Domian
Michael Cooke
Andrew Cooper
Andrew Jones
Mike LaPlante
Cullen Lynch
Tim McDonald
Adam Mills
Ryan Pellegrino
Bobby Schultz
Nick Seramone
Josh Talley
Greg Whitcraft


SCHEDULE:
Monday, July 19th: 8:30 PM v TBD at Dover

RESULTS:
July 9th: Naamans 5 - District 3 3
July 11th: Naamans 4 - District 3 2
July 18th: PA State Champions 4 - Naamans 3

Juniors District Team

PLAYERS:

Drew Bechtold
Max Carney
Evan Cassidy
Chris Clark
Sean Deely
Jason Durnan
Jon Harris
Shayne Linkhorst
Sam Mattern
Timmy Parks
Mike Schell
Matt Sheehan
Tyler Signora

SCHEDULE:
TBD
RESULTS:
Naamans 4 - N. National 3
Naamans 8 - N. American 1
Naamans 11 - Brandywine 4
Midway 13 - Naamans 8
Naamans 8 - Midway 2
Cape Henlopen 11 - Naamans 7

Seniors

PLAYERS:

Mike Aleixo
Mike Annone
Kyle Bacher
Jeff Davis
Alex DeSantis
Tim Dewey
Jesse Ellis
Brandon Holcombe
Lee Jones
Frank Marazzo
Dalton Mayberry
Connor McHugh
Adam Ranauto
Connor Simpson

SCHEDULE:
August 11th, 7:00PM v PA at West Deptford, NJ

RESULTS:
Naamans 7 - Wilmington 5
Naamans 12 - Brandywine 7
Naamans 6 - N. National 0
Naamans 14 - N. National 4
Naamans 4 - Smyrna Clayton 3
Naamans 12 - Woodbridge 2
Naamans 5 - Woodbridge 1 Naamans wins State Championship
Naamans 11 - Maine 4
Naamans 4 - Massachusetts 3
Naamans 3 - New York 1
New Jersey 7 - Naamans 3

Juniors Invitational

PLAYERS:

Christian Conaty
Scott Davis
Thomas Diamanty
Jack Hagood
Graham Haines
Kevin LaPlante
Tommy Larson
Danny McFadden
Brannon McHugh
Kevin Reardon
Doug Ryan
Walker Wiley
Richie Windon

RESULTS:
July 7th: Naamans 11 - Midway 5
July 9th: Brandywine 9 - Naamans 3
July 13th: Naamans 9 - Brandywine 0
July 16th: Brandywine 7 - Naamans 3

Majors District Team

PLAYERS:

Michael Bechtold
Will Connolly
Austin Coughenour
Chris Deely
Matthew Gallagher
Dominic Gallo
Henry Gise
Ethan Ivins
Davis Jones
Brett Leichtman
Matthew Olsen
Nick Robino
JP Sawyer

RESULTS:
June 26th: Naamans 9 - Canal 8
July 2nd: Naamans 11 - N. American 4
July 9th: Naamans 6 - Capitol 3
July 15th: Naamans 2 - N. National 0
July 19th: Brandywine 7 - Naamans 5
July 21st: Brandywine 12 - Naamans7

Naamans "Black"

PLAYERS:

Luke Bianchino
Christopher Carlson
Matthew DeFriece
Christopher Dewey
Jared Diamicis
Matt Kelly
Matthew Parrish
Tim Rickert
Nick Rossi
Caroline Silverman
Will Steenkamer
Kyle Steiner
Ben Zinner


RESULTS:
June 27th: Naamans 11 - Canal Blue 4
June 29th: Naamans 13 - Midway 9
July 5th: Naamans Red 26 - Naamans Black 10
July 7th: Naamans Black 9 - N. American 6

Naamans "Red"

PLAYERS:

John Andreoli
Quinn Cassidy
Andrew Conces
Christian Diamanty
Ryan Driscoll
Robbie Farnan
Jakob Flanagan
Ryan Gallagher
Noah Haines
Austin Hernandez
Owen Linkhorst
Matthew Schell
Tommy Steiner

RESULTS:
June 29th: Brandywine Blue 9 - Naamans Red 8
July 5th: Naamans Red 26 - Naamans Black 10
July 7th: Naamans Red 14 - Capitol 0
July 10th: Naamans Red v N. American PPD
July 11th: Naamans Red 8 - N. American 2
July 13th: Brandywine Red 12 - Naamans Red 10
July 15th: Naamans Red 11 - Canal 1

10 Year Old Team

PLAYERS:

Reade Aiello
Matthew Arrabal
Jacob Clarke
Dillon Coughenour
RJ Edelman
Jacob Meisel
Jack Prosceno
Bobby Rhodunda
Casey Rock
Nathaniel Ruhl
Sam Skammer
Daniel Smith
Bryce Wallace

RESULTS:
June 26th: N. National 5 - Naamans 1
June30th: Naamans 21 - Midway 0
July 1st: Naamans 15 - Stanton-Newport 5
July 7th: Naamans 5 - Suburban 1
July 9th: Brandywine 5 - Naamans 4

9 Year Olds

PLAYERS:

Steven Cornog
Johnny Ford
Nick Gallagher
John Harris
Nolan Linkhorst
Patrick McKenna
Kyle Motley
Mike Pagliei
Cade Pfander
Luke Rossi
Zach vanWickle
Kevin Villlec
Nicholas Welch

Results:
June 26th: Naamans 8 - Canal 7
July 1st: Capitol 11 - Naamans 8
July 3rd: Naamans 19 - New Castle 3
July 6th: Canal 14 - Naamans 1

8 Year Olds

PLAYERS:

Jacob Andreoli
Mark Cruser
Nathan Donahue
Will Davis
Sam Gise
Chase Golden
Graham Harrison
Michael Olsen
Matt Querey
Luke Schneese
Griffin Staats
Jack Taylor
Nathan Taylor
Danny Truono

RESULTS:
July 6th: Naamans 15 - N. American 0
July 8th: Naamans 13 - Midway 3
July 10th: Naamans v N. Castle PPD
July 11th: Naamans 9 - N. Castle 7
July 15th: N. National 11 - Naamans 10
July 16th: Canal 14 - Naamans 6

SENIORS

PLAYERS:

Pat Aitken
Mike Annone
Jarad Carney
Collin Cassidy
Tom Ciccone
Kevin Czachorowski
Mike DeFeo
Tim Dewey
Jesse Ellis
Mike LaPlante
Connor McHugh
Kyle Menchaca
Justin Signora
Mike Vanderloo

SCHEDULE:

Naamans vs Massachusetts on 8/7/09 at 8:00pm at West Deptford, NJ (Eastern Regionals)

RESULTS:

Newark National 4 Naamans 0

Naamans 18 Brandywine 2 - Jesse Ellis pitched 5 inning game with 3 strikeouts.

Naamans 24 Suburban 6 - Naamans split the pitching between Kevin Czachorowski, Mike LaPlante, Justin Signora, and Mike Vanderloo.

Naamans 6 New Castle 2 - Naamans split the pitching between pitching between Jesse Ellis, Kevin Czachorowski, Mike LaPlante, Kyle Menchaca, and Jarad Carney.

Naamans 13 Midway 2 - Jarad Carney pitched 4 innings , Mike LaPlante closed out the 5th.

Naamans 12 Wilmington 0 - Jesse Ellis, Kevin Czachorowski, and Mike LaPlante split the pitching for Naamans.

Naamans 5 Newark National 4 (8 inn) - Kevin Czachorowski pitched the 7th and 8th to get the win.

Naamans 16 Newark National 1 - (District Championship)

Naamans 6 Dover 5 (10 inn) - Naamans rallied to tie the game with 3 runs in the bottom of the 7th, and won it in the 10th with a bases loaded walk. (State Championship)

Naamans 7 Dover 6 - Jesse Ellis pitched into the 7th, Mike Vanderloo got the save. (State Championship)

Massachusetts 10 Naamans 5 - (Eastern Regionals)

Naamans 10 New Jersey 2 - (Eastern Regionals)

Naamans 12 Maryland 3 - (Eastern Regionals)

Naamans 7 Pennsylvania 6 - (Eastern Regionals)

Naamans 7 Rhode Island 4 - (Eastern Regionals)

New York 9 Naamans 8 - (Eastern Regionals)

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JUNIORS

PLAYERS:

Drew Bechtold
Kyle Bacher
Jeff Davis
Matt Driscoll
Matt Fullerton
Jonathan Harris
Jeff Hoffman
Patrick King
Angus Maloney
Sam Mattern
Dalton Mayberry
John Ratkevic
Mike Schell
Connor Simpson

SCHEDULE:

RESULTS:

Naamans 20 Newark National 10 - Kyle Bacher hit a home run for Naamans and Dalton Mayberry picked up the win.

Naamans 7 Capitol 5 - Michael Schell got the win and Connor Simpson recorded the save as Naamans defeated Capitol 7-5 at Dyer Field. Dalton Mayberry had 2 hits including a triple in the bottom of the 6th and Jon Harris added a double.

Naamans 13 Canal 5 - Dalton Mayberry got the win and Connor Simpson hit a home run as Naamans defeated Canal 13-8. Drew Bechtold added 3 hits for Naamans. Michael Cipola had a home run for Canal.

Capitol 6 Naamans 4 -

Capitol 4 Naamans 3 (8 inn) -

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MAJORS

PLAYERS:

James Connolly
Scott Davis
Thomas Diamanty
Jack Hagood
Graham Haines
Kevin Laplante
Tommy Larson
Matty Lynch
Brannan McHugh
James Pierce
Zach Plasmier
Doug Ryan
Richie Windon

SCHEDULE:

RESULTS:

Canal 5 Naamans 3 - Naamans jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the 2nd inning. With two outs Tommy Larson reached base on an error and scored on Scotty Davis' double. Davis then scored on Kevin Laplante's base hit. Richie Windon hit a solo home run in the 4th to stake Naamans to a 3-0 lead. Kevin Laplante was crusing along with a one hitter going into the 5th inning when Canal's bats came alive. Pierce Lamberton hit a three run homer and Tommy Freeland followed with a two run homer as Canal took a 5-3 lead and that's how the scoring ended. Brannan McHugh (double), Thomas Diamanty and Tommy Larson also had hits for Naamans.

Newark National 8 Naamans 5 (8 inn) - Naamans opened the scoring in the 4th inning as Zach Plasmier singled and scored on Doub Ryan's two out double. Naamans added three more in the 5th on Jimmy Pierce's 3 run homer to stake Naamans to a 4-0 lead but Newark National countered with 3 runs in the bottom half of the inning, then manufactured a run in the bottom of the 6th to send the game into extra innings. Naamans took a 5-4 lead in the top of the 8th on Richie Windon's base hit and Graham Haines' single, but Newark National quickly tied the score in the bottom of the 8th and won it on Andres deLaveaga's three run walk off homer. Jimmy Pierce (home run), Zach Plasmier and Thomas Diamanty (double) each had two hits for Naamans and Kevin Laplante and Doug Ryan added doubles, Graham Haines and Richie Windon base hits.

NAAMANS "BLACK"

PLAYERS:

DJ Thommes
Chris Kimmel
Shaun Frazier
Patrick Hoffman
Daniel VanWickle
Christian Conaty
Kevin Fallers
Matthew Cox
Tighe Dunlavey
Matt Gallagher
Matt Hogan

SCHEDULE:

RESULTS:

Naamans 8 Canal Gold 5

Naamans 14 Newark National Red 0

Naamans 12 Brandywine Red 11

Naamans 12 Capitol 2

Brandywine Blue 23 Naamans 2

Brandywine Red 7 Naamans 1

NAAMANS "RED"

PLAYERS:

Will Connolly
Austin Coughenour
Davis Jones
Ian Lloyd
Ben Crain
JP Sawyer
Michael Bechtold
Nick Robino
Dominic Gallo
Brett Leichtman
Matthew Olsen
Chris Deely
Ethan Ivins

SCHEDULE:

RESULTS:

Naamans 13 Newark American 0

Naamans 17 New Castle 0

Naamans 5 Brandywine Blue 4

Naamans 7 Newark National Blue 1

Naamans 13 Brandywine Red 3

Naamans 20 Brandywine Blue 6 (Championship)

10's

PLAYERS:

Quinn Cassidy
Henry Gise
Matt Schell
Noah Haines
Tom Steiner
Christian Diamanty
Austin Hernandez
John Andreoli
Ryan Driscoll
Andrew Conces
Owen Linkhorst
Matthew Parrish
Jacob Flanagan

10YO TOURNAMENT
Game 1 - 6/27/09 - Canal 32 Suburban 0
Game 2 - 6/27/09 - Capitol 12 Wilmington 2
Game 3 - 6/27/09 - Brandywine 10 New Castle 9
Game 4 - 6/27/09 - Newark National 14 Stanton-Newport 1
Game 5 - 6/29/09 - Canal 14 Newark American 5
Game 6 - 6/29/09 - Capitol 8 Midway 7
Game 7 - 6/29/09 - Brandywine 3 Naamans 2
Game 8 - 7/01/09 - Stanton-Newport 12 Wilmington 2
Game 9 - 7/01/09 - Newark American 14 New Castle 2
Game 10 - 7/01/09 - Naamans 13 Suburban 0
Game 11 - 7/02/09 - Stanton-Newport 10 Newark American 5
Game 12 - 7/02/09 - Naamans 4 Midway 1
Game 13 - 7/06/09 - Newark National 6 Canal 3
Game 14 - 7/06/09 - Brandywine 6 Capitol 5
Game 15 - 7/08/09 - Naamans 6 Canal 5
Game 16 - 7/08/09 - Capitol 10 Stanton-Newport 0
Game 17 - 7/08/09 - Newark National 14 Brandywine 5
Game 18 - 7/10/09 - Naamans 13 Capitol 3
Game 19 - 7/12/09 - Naamans 3 Brandywine 1
Game 20 - 7/14/09 - Naamans 9 Newark National 2
Game 21 - 7/15/09 - Naamans 9 Newark National 2

BIG LEAGUE

BIG LEAGUE EASTERN REGIONALS
DE District I 4 DE District II(Naamans) 2 (3rd Place)
DE District II (Naamans) 9 Maryland 4
DE District II (Naamans) 14 New York 8
Delaware District II had 17 hits, including a grand slam homerun by Dave Mastro, as they defeated New York in the Big League Regionals on Sunday afternoon at Dover. Mike Stevenson(1-4, 3 rbi), Jamie Roop(3-5, 2 rbi) & Kyle Gelsinger(3-5, 2b, rbi) led Dist.II, while Scott Dougherty(2-5), Anthony DiCristofaro(2-3), Ron Stanley(2-4), Jeff Tomasetti & Cory Firmani each contributed to the offensive explosion by Naamans allstars. Dan Ward pitched 5 innings, scattering 6 hits, to gain the victory and Anthony Dicristofaro pitched 2 strong innings in relief for the victory. New York staged rallies twice behind the hitting of Demsky(2-4, 2b & Hr.) and Antonacci(2-3, 2-2b) but District II responded each time as every starter had at least 1 hit.
DE District II (Naamans) 6 Massachusetts 5
Dave Mastro hit a clutch, fly ball single and Mike Stevenson scored the game winning run to cap a 3-inning, six run rally as Delaware District 2 (Naamans) Big League defeated Massachusetts Big League 6-5 at the Regional Tournament in Dover on Saturday. Liam Lawes threw 5 innings and Anthony Dicristofaro pitched 2 scoreless innings in relief for the victory. Cory Firmani (2-4, 2 RBI) & Kyle Gelsinger (2-3, 2b) led Dist.II offensively. Andrew Jones and Jim Hostler also singled. Steve Bacon(2-2b) and Jim Crawley(2-4) paced the Mass. team who jumped to a 5-1 lead in the 5th inning before Delaware's late-inning rally.
DE District I 12 DE District II(Naamans) 2
BIG LEAGUE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
District II (Naamans) 3 District III 2
Jamie Roop went 3 for 5 including the game winning hit with the bases loaded in the ninth inning. Scott Dougherty pitched 6 1/3 scoreless innings and winner Liam Lawes finished for District II. Mike Stevenson went 2 for 5 and Cory Firmani added an rbi.
District II (Naamans) 8 District III 4
Naamans put together a six run 4th inning and Liam Lawes pitched a complete game to earn Naamans the State Championship. Jamie Roop (2 RBI) continued his solid hitting in the clutch. Scott Dougherty, Mike Stephenson, Kyle Gelsinger, Kevin Carey, and Dave Mastro also contributed hits. Naamans will begin regional play in Dover, DE on Friday 7/18 vs TBD.
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8's

PLAYERS:
Clayton Brooks
Steven Cornog
Anthony DeCostanza
Connor D'Orazio - Campbell
Johnathan Ford
Nicholas Gallagher
Annacate Gallo
John Harris
Nolan Linkhorst
Patrick McKenna
Michael Pagliei
Kevin Villec
Nicholas Welch

RESULTS:

Naamans 14 Newark American 4

Capitol 14 Naamans 8

Naamans 20 Suburban 15

Newark National 17 Naamans 4

9's

PLAYERS:
Matt Arrabal
RJ Edelman
Dillon Coughenour
Reade Aiello
Jacob Meisel
Sammy Skammer
Bryce Wallace
Will Hoffman
Matthew Steptoe
Bobby Rhodunda
Daniel Smith
Michey Donohue
Jack Prosceno

RESULTS:
Canal 9 Naamans 4
Naamans 6 Newark National 3
Naamans 19 Wilmington 0
Naamans 10 Brandywine 9
Naamans 21 Newark American 4
Naamans 15 Suburban 4
Canal 7 Naamans 4

SENIORS

PLAYERS:

SCHEDULE:

RESULTS:

Naamans 21 Newark American 1

Michael Julian pitched the five inning mercy game. Every player reached base at least once, and the team had 18 hits.

Naamans 14 Brandywine 4

Jarad Carney pitched complete game. Every Naamans player reached base at least once, and the team had 12 hits.

Naamans 6 Suburban 1

Michael Julian and Kevin Czachorowski split the pitching for Naamans.

Suburban 9 Naamans 8

Naamans 9 Suburban 3

Michael Julian and Kevin Czachorowski split the pitching for Naamans.

Naamans 12 District III (Millsboro) 7

Naamans 14 District I (Camden Wyoming) 4 (6 innings)

Naamans pitcher Mike Julian recorded 5 strikeouts. Gary Jones for Camden-Wyoming had a homerun.

Naamans 8 District III (Millsboro) 2 (State Championship)

Monday 7/28/08 District 2 (Naamans) defeated District 3 (Millsboro-Georgetown) 8-2. Jarad Carney pitched for Naamans, and Kevin Czachorowski closed out the game. Naamans moves on to the Senior Little League Baseball Eastern Regional, in West Deptford New Jersey. Naamans will play Saturday 5pm vs winner of New York vs Host being played Friday.

Delaware (Naamans) 14 New York 4 (6 innings)

Highlights

Pennsylvania 3 Delaware (Naamans) 2

Highlights

Delaware (Naamans) 12 Maryland 2 (5 innings)

Highlights

Delaware (Naamans) 5 New York 4 (8 innings)

Highlights

Delaware (Naamans) 10 Pennsylvania 6

Highlights

New Jersey 7 Delaware (Naamans) 3

Highlights

JUNIORS

PLAYERS: Mike Aleixo
Mike Annone
Kyle Bacher
Nick Catalano
Jeff Davis
Jesse Ellis
Kurtis Gelsinger
Julian Goodson
Lee Jones
Angus Maloney
Connor McHugh
Kyle Menchaca
Keith Piotti
Adam Ranauto

SCHEDULE:

RESULTS:

Naamans 13 Wilmington 3 (7/3)

Naamans banged out 18 hits en route to a 13-3 win over Wilmington in an opening round game in the Juniors tournament. Mike Annone had a triple while Kyle Bacher had two hits, including a two run single. Kyle Menchaca pitched a solid game and Jesse Ellis closed it out in the fifth inning.

Brandywine 10 Naamans 0

Naamans 7 Canal 3

Winning pitcher Jesse Ellis posted seven strikeouts. Kyle Menchaca led Naamans with three hits and three runs scored. Ellis added three hits and three rbi's while Connor McHugh contributed an rbi double and Nick Catalano an rbi single.

Naamans 5 Newark National 3

Winning pitcher Kyle Menchaca allowed only one hit in four innings and had two hits and an rbi offensively. Reliever Connor McHugh allowed only one hit in three innings. McHugh had two hits and an rbi. Nick Catalano had a two run single and Mike Alexio added an rbi single.

Naamans 8 Suburban 3

Winning pitcher Jesse Ellis went six innings allowing four hits while posting six strikeouts and contributing two hits. Lee Jones went 3 for 4 with a single, double and triple. Kyle Menchaca had an rbi triple and Nick Catalano had a two run double.

Brandywine 9 Naamans 7

MAJORS

PLAYERS:

SCHEDULE:

RESULTS:

Naamans 25 Stanton-Newport 0

Naamans' Pitchers Michael Schell, Tyler Signora and Drew Bechtold combined on the one hit 4 inning shutout. The Naamans pitchers along with a stellar defense, held Stanton Newport to the four inning minimum 12 batters. The Naamans offense was lead by Sean Sarbaugh who reached base on all of his plate apperances, going 4 for 4 with a Home Run, Walk and scored 4 times. Also for Naamans; Max Carney 4 Hits (3Runs), Sam Mattern 3 Hits, while Michael Schell and Shayne Linkhorst had 2 Hits apiece.

Naamans 3 Canal 2

Pitcher Sean Sarbaugh had 2 hits including a homer and hooked up with Canal’s pitcher, Hunter Ellis in a classic pitcher’s duel. Sarbaugh went 5 and 1/3 innings and had 6 k’s. Drew Bechtold came in to close out the Naamans win with the tying run at second base. Max Carney had two big hits, an RBI single in the 3^rd inning and an RBI double in the 5^th which turned out to be the game winning hit. Jack Hagood and Jason Durnan also had hits for Naamans. The win moves Naamans to the winners bracket final on Sunday at 8:00pm at Capital LL against New Castle.

Naamans 11 New Castle 1

Sean Sarbaugh had 4 hits and scored 4 runs and Max Carney added 3 hits and 3 runs to spark the Naamans offense. Drew Bechtold chipped in with 2 hits and 3 RBI. Sam Mattern, Mike Schell and Jimmy Pierce also had hits. Naamans scored twice in the first inning and six times in the second and never looked back. Pitcher Mike Schell went 4 strong innings, allowing only one run on two hits and striking out 6 batters. Tyler Signora pitched a scoreless 5^th inning in a game shortened by the 10 run rule. Naamans defense also contributed with great plays turned in by Sam Mattern on a nice running catch in left on a hard hit ball. Catcher Drew Bechtold picked a runner off 2^nd base with a strong throw. And Max Carney made a great backhand stab on a short hop up the middle. Naamans moves on to the championship game awaiting the winner of New Castle vs Newark National.

Naamans 14 Newark National 3 (District Championship)

Sean Sarbaugh pitched a complete game with 8 k’s and had 2 hits and 2 walks to help Naamans win the District 2 Championship. With the game tied 1 to 1 in the third inning, Naamans offense exploded for 8 runs on 7 hits. Patrick King’s pinch hit 3 run homer and Tyler Signora’s 2 run single were the big blows in the inning. Signora and Sam Mattern each had 3 hits. Mattern’s long home run in the 2^nd got the scoring started. Michael Schell had 2 hits including a home run. Max Carney, Drew Bechtold, Jon Harris, Jason Durnan and Jimmy Pierce also had hits. On defense, Shayne Linkhorst gunned down a runner at third base from center field to kill a rally and shortstop Michael Schell made a great, back to the infield, diving catch on a ball to short left center field. Catcher Drew Bechtold continued his sensational play behind the plate. Naamans moves on to the Delaware State Tournament at Lewes little League.

Naamans 10 District I (MOT) 5

Naamans pitcher Sean Sarbaugh struck out eleven batters to lead Naamans Little League to victory in the opening game of the Delaware State Championship tournament. Max Carney had 3 hits and 4 rbi and Michael Schell had 2 hits, including a homer, and 4 rbi to lead Naamans offense. Naamans scored three times in the first inning capped by Michael Schell’s two run homer. In the second, Naamans scored two more on a Max Carney hit with the bases loaded. A five run fourth inning was highlighted by RBI hits by Carney, Drew Bechtold and Schell. Sarbaugh, Tyler Signora and Jimmy Pierce also had hits for Naamans.

Naamans 13 District III (Georgetown) 2

Naamans scored 10 runs in the top of the 5^th inning to break open a close game and earn it’s 2^nd victory of the tournament. Naamans pitchers Sean Deely and Drew Bechtold combined for a three hitter. Max Carney led Naamans hitters with three hits and 3 RBI. Bechtold added two hits and 2RBI. Other hits were contributed by Sean Sarbaugh, Michael Schell, Tyler Signora, Patrick King, Jonathan Harris and Sean Deely. Defensively, shortstop Jason Durnan and third baseman Tyler Signora handled seven infield ground balls between them flawlessly. Highlights from the 10 run fifth inning included a double and triple with the bases loaded by Carney and a pinch hit RBI single by King. With the win, Naamans advances to the championship game on Thursday 7/24/08 at 7:00pm. They await the winner of Wednesday’s game between Georgetown and MOT.

District I (MOT) 7 Naamans 0

Naamans run scoring machine was brought to a halt by MOT’s pitcher who held the offense to no runs on three hits. The three hits came from Sean Sarbaugh, Drew Bechtold and Jason Durnan.

District I (MOT) 9 Naamans 6

Naamans attempt to capture the Delaware State Title fell short with a second straight loss to MOT at Lewes Little League. Unlike the first championship game played the day before, this game was a classic. From the start, both teams battled for the title as if their lives depended on it. This was a heavyweight bout with two champions going toe to toe in the middle of the ring. In the first, Naamans scored one run on a leadoff walk to Sean Sarbaugh and an RBI hit by Max Carney. MOT fought back in the second inning with three runs. But Naamans countered with two more to tie the score at 3 – 3. Shayne Linkhorst got it going with a hit and was driven in by a Sean Sarbaugh double. Mighty Max Carney delivered another RBI single to score Sarbaugh. Both teams traded scoreless innings in the third, but MOT went ahead in the top of the fourth with one run on two hits. In the bottom of the fourth, Naamans took advantage of some MOT wildness on the mound and in the field to scratch out three more runs. With one out and the bases loaded on walks, one run scored on a throwing error by the pitcher. The second scored on a sacrifice fly ball to right field by Drew Bechtold. The throw to the plate was wild allowing the third run to score. End of the fourth Naamans 6 MOT 4. In the fifth, MOT cut the lead in half with a solo homer. But also in the inning, Jimmy Pierce turned in one of several “web gems” for Naamans with a leaping grab of a drive to left field that could have left the yard. Naamans in their half of the inning got the first two batters on with hits by Patrick King and Sam Mattern, but could not score due to some nice defense by MOT, including an inning ending double play. At the end of the fifth, Naamans 6 MOT 5. In the top of the sixth, after an absolutely amazingly spectacular, had to see it to believe it, diving catch by center fielder Shayne Linkhorst on the dead run, Naamans was two outs from Bristol. But this is where MOT delivered the knockout blow. They took the lead on a two run homer and a key two out hit to drive in two more runs. The inning ends with another great defensive play, this time by third baseman Tyler Signora diving to his left. But the damage was done. Naamans manages to get one man on base but cannot score in the bottom the of the sixth. MOT claims their second state championship in a row. Best of luck to them in Bristol.

At this point, it must be mentioned that the level of sportsmanship, enthusiasm and intensity by the Naamans players, was at an all time high from the first out to the last. They played their hearts out and once again showed why they have collected four District II titles as 8 yr olds, 9 yr olds, 10 yr olds and this year’s 11/12 yr olds.

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Naamans 9 Newark American 2 (6/28)

Will Connolly had two hits and two rbi's to pace Naamans over Newark American in an opening round game in the 10 year old tournament hosted by Naamans. Chris Deely had two hits and Davis Jones added a two run single. Michael Bechtold and Ian Lloyd chipped in with base hits. Michael Bechtold picked up the win pitching four innings allowing only one run on three hits while recording seven strikeouts. JP Sawyer and Davis Jones each pitched an inning to preserve the win.

Naamans 6 New Castle 5 (7/3)

Chris Deely led the Naamans offensive attack by going 3 - 4 including a double as Naamans defeated a very good New Castle team by the score of 6 – 5. New Castle jumped out to an early 4–0 score and leading the offensive charge for New Castle were Kyle Adams who was 2 -2and a walk and an RBI as well as Tim Dooley who was 2-3 including a 2 run homer to left center. Also contributing hits for New Castle were Joe Nepi and Lamar Hamrick. Naamans temporarily took the lead in the top of the 4^th inning by scoring 5 runs. Will Connolly continued his hot hitting adding a double and an RBI and Dominic Gallo had a run scoring single. Nick Robino added a sac fly RBI and Matthew Olsen knocked in 2 runs with a single to round out the scoring that inning. Naamans scored the winning run in the top of the 6^th on some aggressive baserunning by Chris Deely following his leadoff double. Also contributing hits for Naamans were Davis Jones and Michael Bechtold. Davis Jones picked up the win in relief of Ethan Ivins who started and pitched very well through 4 innings. JP Sawyer pitched well in his one inning of work and made a game saving and game ending play at shortstop in the bottom of the 6^th inning. With both the tying and winning runs on base he managed to backhand a ground ball heading to left field and force the runner at second to end the game. Kyle Adams started on the mound for New Castle and pitched extremely well. He was followed by Tyler Campbell who pitched very effectively in relief of Kyle Adams.

Naamans 10 Brandywine 2 (7/8)

Michael Bechtold of Naamans and Ian Campbell of Brandywine hooked up in a pitchers dual for the first four innings in a 2-1 game. Naamans opened the scoring in the bottom of the first inning as Chris Deely doubled to deep right center, advanced to third on a wild pitch and stole home on a double steal. Brandywine countered in the second inning as Logan Watson walked and eventually scored on a Dallas Russell ground out. Brandywine added another run in the third as PJ Groome doubled and scored on a wild pitch. Naamans then broke the game wide open with a nine run fifth inning. Austin Coughenour opened with a double and Chris Deely a single. After Brett Leichtman walked to loaded the bases, four consecutive base hits by Davis Jones, Michael Bechtold, JP Sawyer and Will Connolly made it a 7-2 game. Coughenour and Jones then got there second hits of the inning to push three more runs across for the 10-2 final. JP Sawyer and Davis Jones relieved Bechtold and got the final five outs in the game. Naamans plays in the winners bracket final on Saturday at 7:00pm at Naamans.

Naamans 8 Brandywine 4 (District Championship)

Naamans defeated Brandywine by the score of 8 – 4 to capture the 10 Year Old District II Championship. Ethan Ivins picked up the win and struck out 8 in his 3 2/3 innings of work. Davis Jones pitched well in relief and struck out 3 in his 1 and 1/3 innings of work and was followed by JP Sawyer who pitched a very solid 6^th inning to close out the game. Ian Lloyd had a booming double to left and both Brett Leichtman and JP Sawyer contributed RBI singles. Chris Deely scored three times for Naamans and also scoring for Naamans were Will Connolly, Ethan Ivins, Ian Lloyd, Brett Leichtman and Matthew Olsen. Ian Campbell started on the mound for Brandywine and pitched very well striking out 5 hitters in his 3 1/3 innings of work. Logan Watson also pitched for Brandywine and was very effective pitching in a relief role. Leading the offensive charge for Brandywine were Shane Oaks (2-3 Triple/Single and a walk and 2 runs scored), Ian Campbell (2-3, double/single and one run scored) and Kevin Williams who chipped in with a single. Joseph Singley completed the scoring for Brandywine by coming around after getting hit by a pitch. The play of the game was made by Ethan Ivins who made a circus catch on a ball hit to deep right field off the bat of Logan Watson with runners on 2^nd and 3^rd base with 2 outs in the 5^th inning to end the Brandywine rally.

10YO TOURNAMENT RESULTS (HOST NAAMANS)
G1 - Saturday 6/28 Capitol 9 Newark National 5
G2 - Saturday 6/28 New Castle 15 Wilmington 0
G3 - Saturday 6/28 Naamans 9 Newark American 2
G4 - Saturday 6/28 Brandywine 9 Canal 1
G5 - Monday 6/30 Capitol 4 Midway 3
G6 - Monday 6/30 Newark National 25 Wilmington 6
G7 - Wednesday 7/2 Canal 18 Midway 7
G8 - Wednesday 7/2 Newark National 5 Newark American 2
G9 - Thursday 7/3 Naamans 6 New Castle 5
G10 - Thursday 7/3 Brandywine 7 Capitol 6
G11 - Sunday 7/6 New Castle 7 Canal 6
G12 - Sunday 7/6 Newark National 7 Capitol 6
G13 - Tuesday 7/8 Naamans 10 Brandywine 2
G14 - Tuesday 7/8 New Castle 17 Newark National 11
G15 - Thursday 7/10 Brandywine 19 New Castle 9
G16 - Saturday 7/12 Naamans 8 Brandywine 4

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Naamans 4 Midway 0 (7/1)

After losing the first game of the tournament, Naamans came out and played with a purpose. Quinn Cassidy pitched a masterpiece keeping Midway scoreless for 4 2/3 innings. Quinn had 9 strikeouts, surrendered only 1 walk, and scattered 4 hits. Andrew Conces closed the game with 2 more strikeouts to preserve the shutout. Henry Gise did an excellent job behind the plate, keeping the few runners that reached base from advancing. Naamans started quickly with a lead-off triple by Henry Gise (2 hits, 1R), followed by an RBI triple by Christian Diamanty (1 RBI, 1R), and ended the inning with a 3-0 lead. Naamans added another run in the 5^th on a single by Quinn Cassidy (2R), and an RBI double by Tommy Steiner (2 RBI).

Naamans 10 Capitol 4

Henry Gise pitched 4 1/3 strong innings, striking out 5, only allowing 3 free pases, and 3 hits. Johnny ''Iceman'' Holahan closed the game throwing mostly strikes, with a huge smile on his face. Quinn Cassidy (triple,2R,4RBI) and Andrew Conces (double,1R) led Naamans with 2 hits each. Ryan Driscoll (double), Henry Gise (3R), Christian Diamanty (2R, 1RBI), Tommy Steiner (1RBI) also had hits.

Canal 17 Naamans 11

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Naamans 10 New Castle 0

RJ Edelman pitched 2 1/3 innings striking out 7 batters. Maggie Connolly finished the game and striking out 3 batters. The offense came from Matt Araabal (2 HITS AND 2R ) RJ Edelman 2hits and 2RBI,2R) Maggie Connolly (2R 1 hit ) Mary Plasmier Bobby Rhounda also had hits as well and Will Hoffman had a RBI a triple. Sam Skammer and Grace Dunlavey also scored.

Naamans 17 Newark American 6

Naamans bats stayed hot last night as they scored 16 in the first inning and ended winning 17 - 6 against Newark American Little League. The team batted around twice in the first inning, led by Reade Aiello’s booming triple to left clearing the bases for an early lead. Matt Steptoe had a big night adding two hits for the team. RJ Edelman pitched scoreless baseball for 2 and 2/3 innings and Maggie Connolly and Reade Aiello provided relief to close out the game. Once again, Dillon Coughenour was tough behind the plate by making one the game’s highlight plays, catching a high pop foul ball to help stop the Newark American attack.

Naamans 13 Capitol 3

Naamans got off to a quick start scoring 5 in the first inning led by a clean inside the park homerun by Bryce Wallace. Wallace didn’t stop there, he continued his hitting rampage the next inning with a monster triple. RJ Edelman continued to pitch shut out ball in the tournament holding Capitol to no runs thru 2 innings with Maggie Connolly and Matty Arrabal providing relief to close the game out. Matt Steptoe and Dillon Coughenour provided 2 hits a piece, while Grace Dunleavy and Will Hoffman played great defense in the outfield. Sam Skammer provided great support as catcher in the last inning keeping the Capitol runners at check with only one stolen base.

Naamans 16 Canal 6

Naamans topped Canal on Monday night 16 to 6 in a battle of undefeated teams. Matt Arrabal started things off in the 1^st inning with an inside the park homerun. Canal struck right back when Joseph Lugen hit a home run over the center field fence. Then both teams scored one run a piece in the second inning. Canal held Naamans scoreless in the 3^rd inning and scored two runs in there half of the inning. That’s the first time Naamans has been down all tournament but the kids battled back to tie the game in the 4^th inning and held Canal scoreless in there half of the inning. Then in the top of the 5^th Naamans exploded for 8 runs key hits in the inning by Bryce Wallace, Matt Arrabal, Dillion Coughenour double was the key. Canal was held scoreless in there half of the inning and Naamans came back to score 4 more in the 6^th inning. With key hits by Grace Dunleavy, Bryce Wallace RJ Edelman. The pitching duties for Naamans were RJ Edelman two innings Reade Aiello 1 1/3 and Matt Arrabal two innings and Maggie Lidge Connolly came in to close things down. There were three web gems and I mean spectacular catches made in the out field two by Sam Skammer which saved at least three runs and one by Noah Niekamp in the bottom of the 6^th inning with two guys on for Canal he snagged a line drive that was heading for the right field corner. Also will Hoffman battled back three different times from being down 0 -2 in the count to working a walk all three times.

Naamans 11 Canal 2 (District Championship)

Naamans 8’s captured the tournament championship Friday night beating Canal 11 – 2. Naamans came out of the gate early, scoring 6 runs in the first inning led by a booming triple by Will Hoffman that scored two runs. Starting pitcher, RJ Edelman, kept Canal in check through 3 innings and teamed up with catcher Dillon Coughenaur for the key defensive play of the game. In the 3^rd inning with one out and a Canal runner on 3^rd, Edelman fielded a ground ball to the mound and fired it home to Coughenaur who blocked the plate and denied Canal their first scoring opportunity. Other key hits in the game were provided by Reade Aiello and Sam Skammer who each delivered 2 run singles that help stretch the lead. Reade Aiello provided middle relief, pitching two innings and once again Maggie Connolly came in to close the game out and give Naamans the 2008 title. Congratulations Naamans on a Great Tournament !!!!