With a 10-2 win over the Dodgers the Athletics finish the regular season 12-2 and become co-champions with the Reds of the Dapper Dan Major League. Carter Funk and Tristan Gibbs split time on the mound for the Athletics combining for a no-hitter. Funk took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 4 innings, allowed two runs, no hits, six walks, and struck out ten. In relief, Gibbs took the mound in relief; he pitched 2 innings, allowed zero runs, no hits, two walks, and struck out two. For the Athletics, JT Stevenson doubled twice and singled, Noah Weber singled three times, Tristan Gibbs, Conner Stepp, Brennen Gibbs each singled twice, and Carter Funk doubled. Defensively, the Athletics played smart, fundamentally sound baseball committing no errors. As always, the coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work and improving from game to game. The Athletics begin post season play on 7/5/11 at 5:30 P.M., at Long Field, against the Cardinals. Post season play will be a best of three series, good luck Athletics. PLAY HARD, PLAY FAST, PLAY LIKE A CHAMPION.  

The Athletics defeated the Reds 7-6 in seven innings of play. Going into their last at bat and with the score 6-3, the Athletics were able to string together a series of hits (Stevenson, Gibbs, T., Stepp, and Gibbs, B.) and tie the game 6-6. In the bottom of the seventh inning, Noah Weber hit a two out triple, followed by Stevenson’s two out game winning single driving in Weber to score the winning run. Tristan Gibbs took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 6 innings, allowed six runs, seven hits, seven walks, and struck out eight. In relief, Noah Weber pitched 1inning, allowed zero runs, zero hits, one walk, and struck out two. For the Athletics, JT Stevenson tripled once and singled twice, Noah Weber tripled and singled, Conner Stepp tripled, Brennen Gibbs doubled, and Tristan Gibbs and Carter each singled twice. Defensively, the Athletics played smart, fundamentally sound baseball committing only one error. As always, the coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work, improving from game to game, and learning from mistakes. The Athletics final regular season game is scheduled for 6/281/11, at 5:30 P.M., at Long Field, against the Dodgers.

The Athletics defeated the Cardinals 7-0 behind Carter Funk’s no-hitter. Carter Funk took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 6 innings, allowed no runs, no hits, one walk, and struck out twelve. For the Athletics, JT Stevenson tripled and singled, Brennen Gibbs singled three times, and Noah Weber singled twice. Defensively, the Athletics played smart, fundamentally sound baseball committing only one error. Offensively, the Athletics loaded the bases four out of the six innings but were unable to capitalize. As always, the coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work and improving from game to game.

The Athletics defeated the Pirates 10-8. Tristan Gibbs took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 2 2/3 innings, allowed one run, one hit, four walks, and struck out six. In relief, Carter Funk pitched 1/3 inning; he allowed three runs, no hits, and two walks. Noah Weber also contributed to the relief work effort; he pitched 3 innings, allowed four runs, six hits, one walk, and struck out three. For the Athletics, Tristan Gibbs and JT Stevenson each tripled and singled. Carter Funk doubled, Noah Weber, Luke Hamilton, and Conner Stepp each singled. Defensively, the Athletics committed three errors which contributed to “flat” play. As always, the coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work, improving from game to game, and learning from mistakes. The Athletics next game is scheduled for 6/21/11, at 5:30 P.M., at Long Field, against the Cardinals.

The Athletics defeated the Orioles 13-2. Carter Funk took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 4 innings, allowed two runs, five hits, six walks, and struck out eight. For the Athletics, JT Stevenson tripled, doubled, and singled, Noah Weber doubled twice and singled, Carter Funk tripled once and singled twice, Tristan Gibbs tripled and singled, Brennen Gibbs singled twice, and Trenton Tichnell doubled. Defensively, the Athletics played smart, fundamentally sound baseball committing only one error. As always, the coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work and improving from game to game.

The Athletics defeated the Cardinals 12-2. Tristan Gibbs took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 4 innings, allowed one run, zero hits, five walks, and struck out six. In relief, Noah pitched 1inning; he allowed one run, one hit, zero walks, and struck out one. For the Athletics, Tristan Gibbs hit a grand slam, triple, and a single. Carter Funk doubled once and singled twice, J.T. Stevenson doubled and singled, Luke Hamiliton tripled and singled, Conner Stepp doubled, Brennen Gibbs, Trey Hose, Trenton Tichnell, and Noah Weber each singled. Defensively, the Athletics played smart, fundamentally sound baseball committing only one error. As always, the coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work and improving from game to game. The Athletics next game is scheduled for 6/13/11, at 7:30 P.M., at Long Field, against the Orioles.

The Athletics were defeated by the Phillies in a classic Little League game that included strategic plays and multiple lead changes.  Carter Funk took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 5 innings, allowed ten runs, seven hits, five walks, and struck out ten. In relief, Tristain Gibbs he pitched 2 innings, allowed one run, one hit, zero walks, and struck out two. For the Athletics, Carter Funk doubled three times and singled once, Tristan Gibbs tripled and singled, Brennen Gibbs doubled and singled twice, J.T. Stevenson, Noah Weber, and Luke Hamilton each singled. The Athletics played smart, fundamentally sound baseball through four innings of baseball, they struggled in the fifth, and regained there composure in the sixth. The players need to be proud of themselves as they worked hard and never gave up. As always, the coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work and improving from game to game. The Athletics next game is scheduled for 6/10/11, at 7:30 P.M., at Long Field, against the Cardinals. 

The Athletics defeated the Tigers 21-9. Conner Stepp took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 2 innings, allowed six runs, three hits, and three walks. In relief, J.T. Stevenson took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 3 innings, allowed three runs, two hits, five walks, and struck out four. For the Athletics, Noah Weber hit an inside the park home run, Carter Funk tripled once and singled twice, J.T. Stevenson and Tristan Gibbs each singled three times, Brennen Gibbs singled twice, Luke Hamilton, Conner Stepp, Trey Hose, and Logan Hockman each singled. 

The Athletics defeated the Reds 6-2. Tristan Gibbs took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 6 innings, allowed two runs, two hits, two walks, and struck out ten. For the Athletics, J.T. Stevenson tripled once and singled three times, Tristan Gibbs doubled, Carter Funk, Conner Stepp, and Brennen Gibbs each singled. Defensively, the Athletics played smart, fundamentally sound baseball committing only one error. 

The Athletics defeated the Dodgers 14-12. Carter Funk took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 2 innings, allowed six runs, one hit, five walks, and struck out five. In relief, Conner Stepp took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 1 innings, allowed four runs, three hits, four walks, and struck out one. Noah Weber also contributed to the relief effort; he pitched 3 innings, allowed two runs, five hits, zero walks, and struck out eight. For the Athletics, Carter Funk tripled once and singled twice, Tristain Gibbs doubled, Noah Weber, Conner Stepp, and Logan Hockman each singled twice, and J.T. Stevenson singled. 

The Athletics defeated the Pirates 18-12 and capture their third win of the season. Carter Funk took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 3 innings, allowed eleven runs, two hit, eight walks, and struck out six. In relief, Tristan Gibbs took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 3 innings, allowed one run, no hits, two walks, and struck out seven. For the Athletics, J.T. Stevenson tripled twice, doubled, and singled twice, Noah Weber doubled four times and singled, Carter Funk tripled, doubled, and singled twice, Luke Hamilton singled twice, and Tristan Gibbs, Conner Stepp, and Logan Hockman each singled. Defensively, the Athletics struggled committing four errors but battled to the final out of the game. The coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work and improving from game to game. The Athletics next game is scheduled for 5/26/11, at 8:00 P.M., at Long Field, against the Cardinals.

The Athletics were defeated by the Phillies in a classic Little League game that included strategic plays and multiple lead changes.  Carter Funk took the mound for the Athletics; in relief, Tristain Gibbs and Noah Weber contributed to the pitching effort. Funk, Gibbs, and Weber gave up a combined eleven hits, nine walks, and struck out seven. For the Athletics, Noah Weber doubled twice, Tristan Gibbs singled twice, Carter Funk doubled, J.T. Stevenson and Luke Hamilton each singled. Again the Athletics played smart, fundamentally sound baseball committing no errors in the contest. The players need to be proud of themselves as they worked hard and never gave up. As always, the coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work and improving from game to game. The Athletics next game is scheduled for 5/24/11, at 7:30 P.M., at Long Field, against the Pirates. 

The Athletics defeated the Orioles 8-4 in their second game of the season. Carter Funk took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 3 innings, allowed three runs, one hit, three walks, and struck out six. In relief, Tristan Gibbs took the mound for the Athletics; he pitched 3 innings, allowed one run, three hits, no walks, and struck out six. For the Athletics, Noah Weber doubled and singled twice, Carter Funk doubled twice, J.T. Stevenson and Tristan Gibbs each doubled. Defensively, the Athletics played smart, fundamentally sound baseball committing no errors. The coaching staff continues to stress the importance of continued hard work and improving from game to game.