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Sunday, June 25 McCormick Ranch Little League Defended Their 9/10s Baseball Championship! McCormick Ranch Little League was forced to play the "if" game when Mountain View Little League won the first game 3-2 in 7 innings. In a game much closer than the final score would indicate, McCormick Ranch won the night cap and the championship with 13-3 win. Monday, June 26 Arcadia Takes Game 1 of 10/11s Baseball Tournament Arcadia beat Mountain View 7-4 in game 1 of this best of 3 series. The series now shifts to Ingleside Middle School at 5:30 PM on Tuesday, June 27th. To download the entire tournament bracket, please click on the "All Star Tournament" link at the left. Tuesday, June 27 Arcadia Wins 10/11 District Baseball Championship Congratulations to Arcadia Little League who won the inaugural 10/11 District 6 Baseball Championship. Tuesday, July 4 9/10s and 10/11s Arizona STATE Championship Baseball Tournaments Are Now Available McCormick Ranch is moving on to the 9/10s State Baseball Tournament in Cottonwood (July 19-28). The bracket is now available in the All Star Tournaments section. Arcadia is moving on to the 10/11s State Baseball Tournament in Flagstaff (July 19-28). The bracket is now available in the All Star Tournaments section. Wednesday, July 5 Juniors Down to the Thrilling Three; Little League (11/12s) Determine Final 4, but Seedings Still to Come!! The Junior tournament is down to only 3 teams. East Scottsdale will play Arcadia Thursday night (07/06/06). The winner goes on to the finals on Saturday to play Mountain View. In Little League (11/12s) play, Arcadia- American, Desert Foothills, North Scottsdale, & Mountain View will all advance to the semi-finals. However, the final seedings will be determined Thursday (07/06/06). Friday, July 7 Little League (11/12s): North Scottsdale to Play Mountain View; Arcadia-American to Play Desert Foothills In the Little League (11/12s) division, North Scottsdale will play Mountain View and Arcadia-American will play Desert Foothills in the semi-finals. All games will be played at Aztec Park (13636 N. 100th Street; 100th St. just south of Frank Lloyd Wright). Play begins Friday night (07/07/06) at 5:00 PM. The semi-final and final rounds are both best 2 out of 3. The complete bracket is available by clicking on the All Star Tournament link at the left. Friday, July 7 Juniors (13/14s): Mountain View Finds Out that Arcadia Wants to Come Out and Play Mountain View has been waiting patiently in the Winner's Bracket to find out who they will play in the Championship game. Their opponent will be Arcadia who has won 3 games in the Elimination Bracket to set up a re-match of last year's game. The game will be held at Scottsdale Ranch Park at 5:00 PM on Saturday, July 8th. Should Arcadia win that game, they will play the "if" game 30-minutes after the conclusion of the first game. Saturday, July 8 North Scottsdale and Desert Foothills Each Take Their Respective First Games Semi-final Little League (11/12s) action at Aztec Park:
Sunday, July 9 Arcadia Little League Defends Their District 6 Junior Baseball Title Congratulations to Arcadia Little League, the 2006 Arizona District #6 Junior Baseball Champion. Arcadia defended their title by beating a valiant Mountain View team in back to back games Saturday night. Arcadia now moves on to the state tournament that begins on 07/18/06. The state tournament is being hosted by District 3. The completed District 6 Tournament bracket and the State Tournament bracket can be found by clicking on the All Star Tournaments link at the left or at the website www.azd3.com. Sunday, July 9 Little League: North Scottsdale and Desert Foothills to Face Off In Finals Little League (11/12s): North Scottsdale and Desert Foothills emerged from their semi-finals after beating Mountain View and Arcadia-American, respectively. The best two out of three final begins Sunday, 07/09/06. Check out the results by clicking on the All Star Tournament link at the left and choosing "Majors Baseball." Sunday, July 9 Little League (11/12s): North Scottsdale Takes Game 1 of Finals Vs. Desert Foothills North Scottsdale took the first game of this best two out of three final versus Desert Foothills with a 7-0 victory. Game 2 is Monday, 07/10/06 at 7:30 PM at Aztec Park. Check out the tournament bracket by clicking on the "All Star Tournaments" link at the left and choosing "Majors Baseball." Sunday, July 9 Seniors (14/15/16s): Mountain View beat Arcadia in First Game of Double Elimination Tournament Mountain View took game 1 of this double elimination series from Arcadia 15-2. The next game between these 2 teams is Monday night 07/10/06 at 5:00 PM at Indian School Park Field #4. Should Arcadia win that game, the two teams will square off 30-minutes later for the Championship. Tuesday, July 11 Little League: North Scottsdale defends its Championship; Next Stop Kingman Behind their relentless bats, North Scottsdale beat Desert Foothills 13-3 to win the Arizona District #6 Championship. The win allowed North Scottsdale to defend their 2005 Championship. It also marked their 4th championship in the last 6 years. North Scottsdale will next play on July 21 in Kingman, AZ, at the State Championship. Tuesday, July 11 Seniors: Mountain View Captures its First Crown
Tuesday, July 11 STATE 10/11s Baseball Tournament Bracket UPDATED 07/11/06 There is today an updated 10/11s Baseball Tournament bracket that is being held in Flagstaff. To download it, please click on the "All Star Tournaments" link at the left and choose the 10/11s Baseball link. Wednesday, July 12 STATE 11/12s Baseball Tournament Bracket UPDATED 07/11/06 There is today an updated 11/12s STATE Baseball Tournament bracket that is being held in Kingman. To download it, please click on the "All Star Tournaments" link at the left and choose the Majors Baseball link. Friday, July 14 SOFTBALL: Updates for the STATE Little League and Juniors Girls Softball Tournaments Now Available Updated brackets for both Little League and Juniors Girls SOFTBALL are now available. Please click on the "All Star Tournaments" link on the left and choose the Division that you are interested in obtaining. Tuesday, July 18 Junior State Baseball: Arcadia Comes From Behind (AGAIN) to Win Game 1 Arcadia continued with a game plan that worked well for them at the District tournament: giving their opponent a lead and then coming back to squash their opponents' dreams. Arcadia beat District 1's Blueridge/Pinetop 17-7 to win their first game at the State Tournament. Arcadia's next game is Friday at 5:00 PM versus District 2's West End. For further information regarding the Junior Baseball Tournament, please click on the headline to take you to that web site. An updated bracket now is also available in our "All Star Tournaments" section. Wednesday, July 19 State 9/10s Baseball (Cottonwood): McCormick Ranch Wins First Game In their first game of the State 9/10s Baseball Tournament, McCormick Ranch defeated Kearney (District 11) 14-0. the game was stopped after 4 1/2 innings. For more information on this tournament, click on the headline and it will take you to the Verde Valley LL website where you can click your way to the entire score board (click Handouts). Thursday, July 20 STATE JUNIOR GIRLS SOFTBALL: updated bracket now available! Updated bracket for Juniors Girls SOFTBALL is now available. Please click on the "All Star Tournaments" link on the left and choose the Junior Girls Softball. Friday, July 21 9/10s State Baseball (Cottonwood): McCormick Ranch Record Now 1-1 MRLL lost a tough one in extra innings as they fell to Mesa Eastern Little League by a score of 10-9 in 8 innings. Friday, July 21 10/11s State Baseball (Flagstaff): Arcadia's Record Goes to 2-0 After Victory Last Night GAME ONE (07/19/06) Arcadia Little League played well in their first game of the state, earning an 8-3 victory over the District 11 (Safford) team. Connor Messman pitched 5 solid innings, giving up only 3 unearned runs. Alex Sylvester and Michael Westra combined to close out the 6th inning. The team hit the ball well, several kids having multiple hits, against a very good pitcher. Friday, July 21 Little League (11/12s) State Baseball (Kingman): North Scottsdale Opens Tournament With a Resounding Victory The Rocketmen of North Scottsdale began their State tournament play with a 22-0 victory over Chino Valley. NSLL hit 7 home runs during this 4-inning game. Friday, July 21 Juniors State Baseball (Phoenix): Arcadia Runs Record to 2-0 Arcadia beat District 2's West End Little League by a 10-0 score. Arcadia plays Saturday night (07/22/06) against Tempe-Guadalupe (District 13). For more information on this tournament, click on the headline and it will take you to the District 3 website where you can download brackets as they are updated. Saturday, July 22 9/10s State Baseball (Cottonwood): McCormick Ranch Back to Their Winning Ways (Friday, July 21) MRLL beat Gilbert National 11-3 to raise their record to 2 and 1. In addition, they now have all of their pitchers back. MRLL next plays against Chandler National (District 13) at 5:00 PM tonight. Saturday, July 22 Little League (11/12s) State Baseball (Kingman): North Scottsdale Runs Record to 2-0 North Scottsdale won their second game tonight by beating Casa Grande 20-4. NSLL hit 5 more home runs in the game. However, this game was much closer than the score might indicate. After 3 innings NSLL led by a score of 4-2. Saturday, July 22 9/10s State Baseball (Cottonwood): McCormick Ranch Loses 2nd Extra Inning Game MRLL was beaten by Chandler National (District 13) 8-7 in 9 innings. MRLL's record is now 2 and 2 with 2 games to go. MRLL next plays against Nogales (District 8) at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, July 25th. Saturday, July 22 Juniors State Baseball (Phoenix): Arcadia Loses First Game at State Arcadia lost 13-3 in 7 innings to Tempe-Guadalupe (District 13). Their record is now 2-1. Arcadia's next game is Tuesday, 07/25/06 at 8:00 PM versus Southwest (District 12). For more information on this tournament, click on the headline and it will take you to the District 3 website where you can download brackets as they are updated. Sunday, July 23 Saturday Night July 22 State Scoreboard
 Juniors (Phoenix): Arcadia 3 -- Tempe Guadalupe 13 Seniors (Scottsdale): Mountain View 9 -- Tempe Guadalupe 8 Mountain View wins State Championship!! (click on tournament and link will take you to that web site) Monday, July 24 10/11s State Baseball (Flagstaff) : Arcadia Improves its Record to 3-0 GAME THREE (07/22/06) Arcadia remained unbeaten in pool play beating Ahwatukee (District 13) 11-1 in a 4 inning game. Connor Messman went the distance giving up two hits. Offensively, Arcadia went on a hitting rampage. 14 hits including a 7 run rally with two outs in the first inning. David Schreiner went 3-3, Timothy Kempton was 2-3 leading the District 6 Champions to their 3-0 record. Arcadia plays Tuesday, July 25th, against Douglas, another undefeated team. Monday, July 24 Little League (11/12s) State Baseball (Kingman): North Scottsdale Win Streak Ends at 10
In a show down of unbeaten teams, North Scottsdale came up a little short as Ahwatukee American won 3-0. As the old baseball adage goes, "Good pitching stops good hitting." That was the story tonight as NSLL's bats did not boom as they had previously. Tuesday, July 25 July 25th STATE SCOREBOARD
Division/Site Runs Teams Runs 4 McCormick Ranch Vs Nogales (D8) 3 6 Arcadia Vs Douglas (D8) 5 18 North Scottsdale Vs. Pinetop/Lakeside (D1) 0 0 Arcadia Vs Southwest (D12) 3 Tuesday, July 25 Little League (11/12s) State Baseball (Kingman): North Scottsdale Rebounds with Victory over Pinetop/Lakeside. Now it is "Win or Go Home." North Scottsdale rebounded from their first loss with a lopsided 18-0 victory over Pinetop/Lakeside. With Shaw Butte's victory last night over Canyon Del Oro, NSLL now controls its own destiny. If they win their last 2 games--tonight versus Shaw Butte and tomorrow night versus Canyon Del Oro--NSLL will advance to the playoff round. A NSLL loss in either game and they will be eliminated. Tuesday, July 25 10/11s State Baseball (Flagstaff) : Arcadia Still Unbeaten and Assured of Being in the Playoff Round GAME FOUR (07/25/06) Arcadia improved to 4-0 in pool play by beating Douglas 6-5. The win assures Arcadia of a spot in the final four. Arcadia plays tonight (7/26/06) for their final pool play game and seeding of first or second. The semi-finals are on Thursday night in Flagstaff. The game was one of the most exciting games of the season. Douglas went up 1-0 in the first inning. Arcadia went ahead 2-1 in the bottom of the second. Douglas went ahead 4-2 in the 4th with back to back home runs. Arcadia tied it in the bottom of the 4th with a two run home run by Griffin Jax. Arcadia took the lead back with a run in the bottom of the 5th, but Douglas tied the game at 5 in the top half of the 6th. Arcadia finally prevailed as a result of a drag bunt by Michael Rausch and a sacrifice by David Schriener. Michael Westra pitched 5 2/3 innings and did a marvelous job. For more information on this tournament, click on the headline and it will take you to the Coconino Little League website where you can see all the scores. Wednesday, July 26 Little League (11/12s) State Baseball (Kingman): North Scottsdale One Win Away From Playoffs
North Scottsdale in a must-win situation beat Shaw Butte 6-1. Behind strong pitching and timely hitting, the Rocketmen find themselves one win away from the playoffs. The winner of their game versus Canyon Del Oro tomorrow night will be the #2 seed in Pool A and will advance to play the #1 seed of Pool B in one of the semifinal games on Friday 07/28/06. Handout: Little League (11-12) AZ 6 Baseball All Stars Wednesday, July 26 10/11s State Baseball (Flagstaff) : Arcadia Moves on to Semi-Finals Arcadia lost 3-2 to Arrowhead in their final pool game. As had been previously reported, Arcadia was already assured of a playoff spot prior to this game as was Arrowhead. Typically, this does not result in the kind of intensity one would expect and the outcome is not really indicative of what might happen. Arrowhead beat Arcadia in pool play, making them the #1 seed in the pool. Coronado was in a 3 way tie with Paradise Valley North and Randolph, with the tiebreaker of runs allowed per defensive inning. Gilbert National East will play Arcadia tomorrow at Mark Grace Field, 4:00PM. Arrowhead will face Coronado tomorrow at 7:00PM also at Mark Grace Field. Friday, July 28 End of Fabulous Runs for D6 Teams at State Tournaments The bitter truth in sports is that only ONE team gets to ultimately leave happy--the Champs. Last night all of the teams played their last games. Although it is difficult to accept at this moment of disappointment, each of the District 6 teams accomplishments were substantial. Tuesday, August 1 SENIORS REGIONAL (Salem, OR): Mountain View Wins First Game. Recap Below with Links to Official Website & Internet Radio Broadcasts of the Game. This Mountain View Little League team won their league's first District Championship on Monday, July 10th. They followed it up with their leagues first State Championship on Saturday, July 22nd. NOW, based upon the official website, Mountain View won their first game yesterday versus Alaska 14-1 at the Regional Level. Their next game is Thursday versus Idaho. The following is a recap from Full Access Sports who are broadcasting the games over internet radio at www.fullaccesssports.com. Arizona 14, Alaska 1 (5 innings) Thursday, August 3 SENIORS REGIONAL (Salem, OR): Mountain View Beats Idaho to Run Their Record to 2-0 Mountain View Little League won their second game at the Senior Baseball Western Region tournament by beating Idaho 12-3. Their next game may be the toughest as they face unbeaten Hawaii on Saturday at 4:00 PM. Please remember that you can catch all the action as it is being broadcasted over internet radio at www.fullaccesssports.com. The following is their recap. Arizona 12, Idaho 3 Saturday, August 5 SENIORS REGIONAL (Salem, OR): Mountain View's Record Drops to 2-1 After Loss to Hawaii. MVLL Must Win Next Game to Advance to Playoffs. Mountain View Little League lost their first game at the Senior Baseball Western Region tournament. Hawaii came from behind to beat MVLL 16-7. MVLL's next game is against Milpitas National Little League of Northern California on Sunday, August 6th at 4:00 PM. Both teams have 2-1 records so the winner of their game will advance to the semi-final round. Please remember that you can catch all the action as it is being broadcasted over internet radio at www.fullaccesssports.com. The following is their recap. Hawaii 16 , Arizona 7 Sunday, August 6 SENIORS REGIONAL (Salem, OR): Mountain View Rises to Challenge in Must Win Game to Reach Semi-Final Mountain View Little League bounced back from their first loss of the tournament with a must have win. With an 8-3 win over Milpitas National Little League of Northern California, MVLL raised their record to 3 wins and 1 loss. This record is good enough for the second seed in Pool B and puts them through to the playoff round. They will now face East Anaheim Little League of Southern California (5-0 record in pool play) on Monday, August 7th at 4:00 PM. Please remember that you can catch all the action live as it is being broadcasted on internet radio at www.fullaccesssports.com. The following is their recap: Arizona 8, No. California 3 (click here if you would like to be re-directed to the official Western Region Seniors tournament site). Monday, August 7 SENIORS REGIONAL (Salem, OR): Mountain View's Walkoff Home Run in the Bottom 11th Advances Them to Regional Finals Mountain View Little League beat undefeated East Anaheim Little League of Southern California 6-5 in 11 innings. Tommy Rowland's dramatic walk-off home run was the game winning hit. With the win, MVLL will play for the Western Region Championship on Tuesday, August 8th at 5:00 PM. Their opponent will be undefeated Hawaii, who beat Montana 11-1 in the other semi-final game. Please remember that you can catch all the action live as it is being broadcasted on internet radio at www.fullaccesssports.com. Here is their recap: Arizona 6, So. California 5 (11 innings)
SENIORS REGIONAL (Salem, OR; August 8, 2006): Mountain View's Fantastic Tournament Run Ends As is often the case at this level of play, games are decided by the slightest of margins. Mountain View Little League lost 2-0 to Pearl City Little League of Hawaii in the championship game. Tommy Rowland and Riley Welch gave up just 4 hits but a single run in the bottom of the third was enough for the Islanders to win. MVLL managed just 3 hits tonight. Although there must be considerable disappointment at this point, with time and perspective the level of achievement that this team attained will be remembered. This is the farthest a District #6 Senior Baseball team has ever gone. Congratulations to the entire team, the coaching staff, the parents, and the league for a wonderful run. The following is the recap from Full Access Sports: Hawaii edges Arizona: Pearl City returns to Senior World Series with 2-0 win Only seven hits were recorded by Hawaii and Arizona in the 2006 Little League Senior Baseball Western Regional Championship Game, but Hawaii made the most of their opportunities to return to the Senior World Series later this week in Bangor, Maine. The Pearl City Seniors scored runs in the third and fifth inning, while starting pitcher Bryson Nakamura scattered three Arizona hits to propel the team to a 2-0 victory over Mountain View Little League of Scottsdale, Arizona. Arizona actually had the first opportunity to score, loading the bases in the top of the third with a one out single by Jason Boninger, a bunt by Dan Sotelo and another base hit by Cam Boysen. With two outs, Nakamura got the next batter to ground out to shortstop Ryno Acosta to end the threat. Hawaii responded in their half of the third. Kurt Poentis hit a lead off single to left field, followed by a bunt single by Rorry Nakayama. A passed ball allowed both runners to move up, and a sacrifice fly by Acosta brought Nakayama home for a 1-0 lead. The only other run of the game came in the fifth inning. Nakayama doubled with one out and then stole third. He came home to score for the second time in the game on a sacrifice fly to right field by Acosta. Nakamura did his job on the mound for Hawaii the rest of the way, limiting Arizona to the minimum three batters in the last four innings. Hawaii's defensive effort overshadowed a fine performance by Arizona's defense. Pitchers Tommy Rowland and Riley Welch combined to allow just four hits. The Senior Baseball World Series begins August 13 in Bangor, Maine. Hawaii placed second in the U.S. portion of the tournament last year. |
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