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2009 Standings and Game Summaries Congratulations to the 2009 NWAMSBL Champions: NWA Pirates 18+ Champions NWA Cubs 18+ Runner-Up FPEC Tigers 25+ Champions Bentonville Dodgers 25+ Runner-Up
September 27th Playoffs 25+ 1st Rd and Championship with 18+ Championship
September 19-20th Playoffs 18+ Rounds 1 & 2 @ Lincoln HS
September 12-13th all games cancelled
August 29-30th
August 22-23rd
August 15-16th
August 8-9th
Tigers 2 Redbirds 6 Another hot day for baseball in Lincoln
Arkansas, a game in which the Redbirds needed to win to go .500
against the Tigers for the season and win they did. Kelly Sisco had
the honor of pitching for the Redbirds and that is exactly what he
did. Quick break down..... complete 9 inning game that produced 20 K's
and 1 walk. He gave up 4 hits (2 more reached by errors) and 2 runs (1
earned run). Kelly faced 33 batters and again he struck out 20 of
them...... Great job!
August 1-2nd
Braves 3 Marlins 12 Marlins 5 Braves 3 Yes we are very close. The first game we just had one really bad inning. Our pitchers in the first game just came on board about 2 or 3 weeks ago so they are still new to the game but they will get it ironed out.I'm hoping well enough to make a playoff push!!! I have done some late season recruting for some pitchers so I hope they stay for next year and get comfortable and we will have a good team next year if we don't finish off so hot this year. The second game we pitched Eric and he started off slow but found his groove. Not a lot was being done in this game. The Braves made a few costly errors early that would come back to haunt them in the 7th. In the 7th the Braves needed just 5 runs. With the top of our lineup coming up we had a chance Nathan, who is our newest addition to the team as a left handed pitcher, lead off the 7th. He pitched a great first game only allowing 3 runs in as many innings. So he got a hit to lead off the 7th. He was put out by a fielder's choice when Dan, which played his last game as his company is sending him back to the place we all hate, TEXAS, lol sorry Dan. Then Ronnie, the grandpa of the team at a whopin 33 yrs of age got a single. So I came up to bat with 2 on and down by 5 we just needed base runners. The marlins pitcher just grooves one right over the heart of the plate and I make him pay by sending it to the deepest part of the park to bring us to within 2 runs. So Eric gets on by an error. That brings up another power hitter, Nick, but he grounds into a double play ending the Braves late inning comeback. The Marlins played a very good game.--Tony Foshe, Braves
White Sox 16 Dodgers 0 Dodgers 8 White Sox 23 I had driven 16 hours back from Destin, FL, to get to the game because I was worried about the White Sox having enough guys on another perfect day for baseball. Knowing we would have 4 guys out due to weddings, injury, or work, I didn't expect a few other no shows. The White Sox, with 22 on the roster, fielded 10 for game one and only 9 for game two...gees. I had sent an email to the guys begging for a split with the league-leading Dodgers knowing that we might be short-handed. What I did not expect upon my arrival was a stellar outing by Evan Neiser, Mark Taylor, and the White Sox offense. Evan stunned the Dodgers hitters for 19 strikeouts in a complete game shutout victory scattering 5 hits and only one walk over the 7 innings. The Sox hitters were led by Justin Luttrell (4-5, 2R, RBI) and Andy Miller (3-4, 2R, HR, BB, K, 3RBI). In game two, Mark Taylor once again started to fall victim to a defensive shortfall, but stood strong on the mound to strikeout 7 Dodgers batters with 7 scattered hits to get the win. The White Sox offense was stellar in the 4th scoring 13 of the 23 runs led by Chris Huebner (3-3, 4R, HR, 2BB, RBI), Stephen Boudreaux (3-4, 3R, 2B, 2RBI), and Andy Miller (4-5, 3R, 2-2B, 2RBI)--Stephen Boudreaux, White Sox July 25-26th
July 18-19th
White Sox 10 Cubs 7 Cubs 8 White Sox 23 One of the umpires today proclaimed that, "If you placed an order for a perfectly nice day, it would turn out just like this one." Agreed. I was personally in a bit of a fog yesterday due to lack of sleep, but from what I remember, the White Sox had a great day at the plate and some dandy pitching at times. The return of Evan Neiser was profound in game one as he struck out 13 batters and only gave up 2 earned runs in a complete game victory. Game two saw an improved Mark Taylor surrender only 5 earned runs striking out 8 batters in 3 2/3 innings before handing the ball to Nick Rumancik for the save in a run-ruled 5-inning game. Key offensive players on the day include Justin Lutrell (4-6, 5R, 2HR, 2BB, 3RBI), Brandon Barr (4-5, 3R, HR, 2B, RBI, 3BB), John Michael Hairston (4-7, 2HR, 5RBI, 3B, K). White Sox are surging just in time for an idle week. Who makes this schedule anyway?--Stephen Boudreaux, White Sox
July 11-12th
White Sox 7 Braves 2 Braves 6 White Sox 20 Game one was Levi Rush on the hill for the White Sox as part of the "5 lefties in the pen". Levi has this pitch that I still cannot figure out from my vantage point at second base. It looks like it is going right at the batter and then cuts left on a flat plane back over the plate. It was this pitch and some crafty location that earned him the win in a complete game giving up only 2 ER with 6K and only 1BB. The offense was sparked by Stephen Boudreaux (3-3, RBI), Nick Rumancik (2-3, 2B, RBI) and Andy Miller's game changing 3R HR in the 6th off the Brave's ace former javelin specialist. Game two exposed the Braves lack of pitching depth. The Sox had all 12 in the batting order score at least once led by Justin Lutrell (2-2, HR, 2R, RBI, HBP, BB), Brandon Barr (2-4, HR, 2R, RBI, K), Tom Spaniol (2-2, 2R, RBI, BB), Chris "Rookie" Huebner (2-2, HR, 3R, 3RBI, BB), Mark Taylor (2-2, HR, 2R, 2RBI, BB), and Nick Rumancik (2-2, 2R, 2RBI). Rumancik took the mound for the Sox getting the win in 5 innings giving up 6 runs with 7 K and only 2 BB. Mark Taylor gets the save with 3 batters faced and 3 Ks. --Stephen Boudreaux, White Sox
July 4-5th no games June 27-28th
June 20-21st
Redbirds 14 Tigers 13 Saturday was a hot windy day for our 12:30 game. Both teams came out swinging with the tigers plating 4 in the first inning and the redbirds sending 3 across the plate. We ended up tying the game in the second scoring three runs while the tigers only got two. After going scoreless in the third you could tell both teams starting pitchers were getting tired with the tigers getting 6 in the 4th and the redbirds getting 5. After the 5th it was tied again with the tigers getting another one across the plate and we got two runs, Both teams went scoreless in the 6th and the redbirds managed to get out of a jam in the top of the 7th holding the tigers to no runs. We then scored the winning run in the bottom of the 7th on a great hit down the third base line with two outs. The game only went 7 due to time limits. --Aaron Hatfield, Redbirds
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2009 Standings Final 18+ Champions: Pirates 18+ Runner Up: Cubs 25+ Champions: Tigers 25+ Runner Up: Dodgers
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