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1--Final Regular Season Standings
2--Playoff Results
3--League Leaders
4--All Star Team



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FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS
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QUINN CONSTRUCTION...........16--7
BOWSER PONTIAC..................16--8
MULLIGAN'S SPORTS BAR......15--9
P.N.A. 750................................14-10
GRAHAM'S SERVICE................9--13
CLANCY'S PUB.........................6--17
HIGHLANDS..............................6--18

Note For 2010--

P.N.A. 750 will become Klingensmith Insurance

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PLAYOFF RESULTS
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**FIRST ROUND**

Graham's Service & P.N.A. 750

GAME 1.......P.N.A. 750....4.......GRAHAM'S SERVICE....2
Scott Manko's impressive 2 hitter with 6 strikeout leads PNA to victory. Graham's took an early 2-0 only to see it cut in half on a Brain Hartung home run, his first of 2 hits on the night. With the score tied and 2 outs in the bottom of the 6th, Scott Dolekary laced a single down the line past a diving first baseman to send Mike Sikorski to 3rd. Moments latter Sikorski out raced Graham's catcher to the plate to score the go ahead run on a wild pitch.

GAME 2.......P.N.A. 750....12.......GRAHAM'S SERVICE....2
Anthony Iorio went the distance for the win and got plenty of offensive support as PNA moves onto the semi finals. Mike Sikorski and Scott Dolekary lead the hitters, each going 3-4 with a home run, with Sikorski's being a grand slam. Rocky Capobianco, including 3 rbis, and Dan Laird each had 2 hits. Brian Hartung homered for the second night in a row.


**SEMI FINALS**

P.N.A. 750 & Quinn Construction

Game 1....P.N.A. 750....4....Quinn Construction....0
Two first team All Stars locked horns in a pitching dual with Mike Sikorski leading PNA over Jim Pasquine and the Quinn squad. Sikorski went the distance while limiting the Mudcats to 4 hit and struck out 10. The Mets got all their runs in the first inning as they loaded the bases with 2 walks and a error. The only hit of the inning came next when Anthony Iorio's double drove in all 3 runners. Rocky Capobiano had 2 hits for P.N.A. Pasquine only allowed 4 hits and struck out 8 along with leading the Mudcats at the plate with 2 doubles along with Eddie Kessler's 2 singles.

Game 2....Quinn Construction....5.....P.N.A. 750....0
Quinn's pitching staff combine for a shutout and ran their scoreless streak to 13 consecutive innings. P.N.A. had their chances as they left 12 runners on base. Kevin McGuire got the win for Quinn, allowing 5 hits and struck out 4 in 5 2/3 innings of work. Chris Klimko picked up the save for the Mudcats after entering the game in the 6th with 2 outs and the bases loaded, but struck out the next Mets batter to end the rally. Tommy Pasinski's 2 run homer in 7th broke open the close game. Eddie Kessler, Jim Pasquine and Pasinski had 2 hits each for the Mudcats.

Game 3....P.N.A. 750...9....Quinn Construction....3
Down 2-0 in the 4th, P.N.A. scored 5 times to end their 16 inning scoreless streak and never looked back. Scott Manko got the win for P.N.A, going the distance while allowing only 6 hits and struck out 5. The Mets where lead at the plate by Scott Dolekary, 2 hits (double) and an rbi, Zach Saxman with 3 rbis, Jack Waltonbaugh had 2 hits and scored twice and Scott Labyoda drove in 2 runs. Dan Cybulski had 2 doubles for Quinn while Brian Ripper had 2 rbis.

Game 4....Quinn Construction....10....P.N.A. 750...8....(8 Innings)
The game was scoreless for 3 1/2 innings after each team didn't cash in during the early part of the game. Quinn loaded the bases in the first with no outs, but didnt score. The second inning saw P.N.A. fail to score after putting runners on first and second with no outs. Then the rain came and halted play for 55 minutes, but got the clutch hitting bats going, as the next 17 runs of the game came with 2 outs. Scott Laboyda and Joe Capobianco had 2 out singles as P.N.A. scored 5 times in the 4th. Quinn responded with 2 in the 5th then took the lead on a 2 out grand slam by Jim Pasquine. Darkness settled over the field and play will resume tomorrow (Tuesday) in the top of the 6th inning. Tuesday came and along with it was more rain to postpone the game until tomorrow (Wednesday). Chris Klimko hit the first pitch of the re-started game for a home run and then Quinn picked up an unearned run in the top of the 7th after the first 2 batters made outs to lead 8-5. P.N.A. rallied in the bottom of the 7th to tie the game, geting singles with 2 outs from Mike Sikorski and Scott Dolekary to send the game into extra innings. The Mudcats scored twice in the top of the 8th with Brett Ferlic's triple driving in the go ahead run. Dan Cybulski lead Quinn at the plate with 4 hits. Quinn also got 2 hits each from Mike Mroz (double) and Klimko (2 rbis). For P.N.A, Scott Dolkary was the top hitter with 3 hits and 2 rbis, along with Joe Capobiano getting 2 hits (double, 2 runs and a rbi).

Game 5....P.N.A. 750....18....Quinn Construction....4
An 8 run second inning put P.N.A. up by 7 as they were well on their way to a series clinching win and a first ever trip to the DNL finals. Scott Manko went the distance to get his 2nd win of the series. He allowed just 4 hit and 2 earned runs while recording 9 strikeouts. Quinn cut the lead to 9-4, but Scott Dolekary's 3 run homer put the game out of reach. Leaders at the plate for the Mets with 3 hits each were Scott Dolekary (3 rbi), Dan Laird and Joe Capobianco (4 runs). Also for P.N.A with 2 hits each were Brain Hartung (home run), Jack Waltonbaugh, Jeremy McBride (3 rbis) and Scott Labyoda (2 rbi). Anothny Iorio also homered for the Mets. Zach McMonagle had 2 rbis and a double for Quinn.


Bowser Pontiac & Mulligan's Sports Bar

Game 1....Bowser Pontiac....13....Mulligan's Sports Bar....1
Lou Kammermeier's 1 hitter leads Bowser to victory. Kammermeier stuck out 5 in the complete game victory and only allowed a third inning single that put Mulligan's up to a 1-0 lead at the time. But after that the Bowser bats got going. The Twins got 2 hits each from Dan Lippert, Dalaine Ofchinick (home run, 2 rbis and a stolen base) and Jim Onder (3 rbis). Kevin Abraham had 2 rbis also for the Twins.

Game 2....Mulligan's Sports Bar....9....Bowser Pontiac....8
By JOSH YOHE
Daily News Staff Writer
The best game of the season produced a little bit of everything. There were clutch hits, six home runs and a couple of defensive gems. When Game 2 of the DNL semifinals between Bowser Pontiac and Mulligan’s Sports Bar finally concluded, one dramatic moment after another produced a stirring victory for the home team. Thanks to a couple of clutch hits from Andre Hayden and Brad Yeschenko, Mulligan’s evened the best-of-five series with a 9-8 victory at Winklevoss Field. The final inning showcased a number of memorable moments. With two outs in the top of the seventh inning, Jeff Pingor launched a home run to center field that gave the Twins an 8-7 advantage. The Brewers, however, responded with two runs in the bottom of the frame. Bowser starter Jeff Griner pitched into the final inning but was removed when Tim Donnelly led off by reaching first base on an error. Bowser manager Andy Brettschneider decided to replace Griner with Lou Kammermeier at this point. Kammermeier pitched all six innings in yesterday’s Game 1 victory but, in a typically gutsy move, showed no regard for his arm health. Arriving in street clothes midway through the game, Kammermeier pronounced himself ready to pitch. The move appeared to work when Kammermeier forced Jim Samolovich into a ground-out and struck out the following batter for the inning’s second out. Then came the game’s most interesting moment. Samolovich had advanced to second base on a wild pitch earlier in the inning, representing the game-tying run at second base. It is believed Bowser shortstop Jim Onder suggested Kammermeier intentionally walk Jordan Abromovitz, which is precisely what happened. The decision was made so that the right-handed Kammermeier could face the right-handed Hayden. Kammermeier immediately found himself ahead in the count, 0-2, but Hayden lined a single to center. Kevin Abraham threw a rocket home but Samolovich barely beat the throw to even the game. Brad Yeschenko, the DNL veteran who is a co-owner of Mulligan’s, followed by lining a single to right field that scored Abromovitz, who had advanced to third during the previous sequence. Yeschenko’s single almost struck Hayden. Mulligan’s starting pitcher Tim Miller and reliever Dave Muller - along with Griner - were perfectly solid. But make no mistake, this game was all about offense. Tim Donnelly, the DNL’s most feared slugger, hit a two-run blast in the bottom of the first to give the Brewers a 2-0 lead. Bowser slugger Corey Rodgers hit a homer of his own the following inning to cut the lead in half. Bowser took a 4-2 lead in the fourth inning. Dan Lippert’s ground ball scored one run and Onder’s two-run single gave the Twins a 4-2 lead. However, Miller struck out the next two Bowser batters to avoid more damage. The Twins left runners at second and third with one out in the second inning, also. Mulligan’s reclaimed the lead in the bottom of the fourth thanks to back-to-back home runs from Nahay and Abromovitz and Mike Neckerman’s sacrifice fly. Bowser responded in the fifth when Pingor, Lippert and Dalaine Ofchinick belted consecutive run-scoring hits to give the Twins a 7-6 advantage. Samolovitch, however, responded with a home run to tie the game with two outs in the sixth.

Game 3....Bowser Pontiac....12....Mulligan's Sports Bar....3
A 6 run first inning was all that Jim Onder needed as he went the distance in the victory for Bowser over Mulligan's. Five different Bowser batters had 2 hits each to lead the Twins offense, Jon Mills (2 doubles and a rbi), Dan Lippert (double and 4 rbis), Anthony Miller (double and 2 rbis), Corey Rodgers (double and rbi) and Onder. Brad Yeschenko had 3 hits (double) and Jim Samolovich had 2 hits (double) to lead Mulligan's.

Game 4....Mulligan's Sports Bar....10....Bowser Pontiac....2
Game 4 got off to the same start as did game 3 with the home team having a big inning. Mulligan's put 5 on the board right away, getting doubles that drove in 2 runs each from Brad Yeschenko and Tim Donnelly. Yeschenko continued swinging a hot bat, going 3-3 (home run and double) with 4 rbis and 3 runs scored. Also for Mulligan's, Tony Kutscher had 2 hits and 2 rbis. Chris Douglas was in control on the mound for the Brewers allowing just 5 hits and 1 earned run while recording 5 strike outs in the complete game victory. Kevin Abraham had 2 hits, an rbi and a run scored for Bowser.

Game 5....Bowser Pontiac 8....Mulligan's Sports Bar....3
Anthony Miller's 3 run homer in the 5th inning broke open a close game and put Bowser on top 7-1. Jim Samolovich and Tim Donnelly hit back to back homers in the 6th for Mulligan's, but Bowser held on to move onto the finals where they will be looking for their 5th consecutive league title. Lou Kammermeier got the complete game victory, his 2nd of the series as he pitched out of jams in the 1st and 3rd innings when Mulligan's stranded 5 base runners. He allowed 6 hits, 2 earned run and walked just 1. At the plate, the Twins got 2 hits each from Miller (5 rbis), Jim Onder (2 doubles and 2 runs), Dan Lippert (2 doubles) and Jared Frey (2 rbis). Samolovich had 2 hits for Mulligan's.


**FINALS**

Bowser Pontiac & P.N.A. 750

Game 1....Bowser Pontiac....12....P.N.A. 750....0
Anthony Miller hit a pair of home runs and drove in 5 runs in the first 2 innings as Bowser got off to a quick 11-0 lead thru 3 innings. Jeff Griner went 5 innings for the win allowing just 3 hits and struck out 5. Jon Mills pitched the last 2 innings to finish off the shutout. Dalaine Ofchinick lead the way at the plate for the Twins with 4 hits (2 doubles) and 2 runs. Bowser also got 3 hits each from Jim Onder (double, 3 rbis and 3 runs) and Ryan Gregg (run). The Twins also got 2 hits each from Jeff Pingor (2 rbis and a double), Dan Lippert (2 runs) and Mills (rbi).

Game 2....Bowser Pontiac....9....P.N.A. 750....8
For the 2nd straight night Bowser got 3 in the first and then lead 5-1 after 3 innings before the game turned into a back and forth affair. P.N.A tied the game in the top of the 4th only to see the Twins retake the lead with 3 runs in the bottom of the inning. Both teams again scored in the 5th inning with the Mets getting 3 to tie the game before Bowser got the go ahead run on an error with 2 outs in the bottom of the inning. Jim Onder then enter the game on the mound for the Twins and picked up the save as he allowed just 1 hit and 1 walk while recording 6 strike outs over the last 2 innings. Bowser got 2 rbis from Dan Lippert and 2 hits each from Jon Mills (home run & rbi), Kevin Abraham (stolen base & 2 rbis), Jeff Pingor (rbi) and Onder (rbi). Scott Dolekary lead the way for P.N.A with 2 hits, both being home runs and 2 rbis. Also for the Mets, Dan Laird had 2 hits and Brain Hartung homered and had 2 rbis.

Game 3....Bowser Pontiac....6....P.N.A. 750....4
Kevin Abraham's 2 run homer broke a 4-4 tie and capped off a 4 run 5th inning as Bowser Pontiac won their 5th consecutive league championship. P.N.A. scored 2 unearned runs in the top of the 5th to take the lead and still had the bases loaded when the inning ended. P.N.A. scored twice in the 2nd to lead 2-1 on 3 walks and 2 hit by pitches. Bowser's three pitchers, Jared Frey, Jon Mills and Jim Onder only allowed 1 hit in the game and it came with 2 outs in the last inning. Onder pitched the final 1 1/3 innings to get the save for the second consecutive game. He struck out the final batter in both the 6th and 7th inning, stranding 2 P.N.A. runners on base each time. For the series Onder retired 10 P.N.A batters, all by stike outs. Ryan Gregg had 3 hits (2 doubles), rbi and a run to lead Bowser. Also for the Twins, Dalanine Ofchinick (double and 2 runs) and Anthony Miller (double, rbi, run and a stolen base) had 2 hits each.