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Nestle's Fundraising - Proud Sponsor of Little League Canada Know Your Baseball Clinic a Great Success District 3 B.C. hosted another successful Al & Al clinic on March 30 at North Delta Senior Secondary. Coaches and ...
The District 3 annual Challenger Jamboree was held on Father's Day at Brent Barbour Memorial Field in Langley. A great day with sunny weather, and lots of support from parents and friends. See Story and Photos District Three would like to thank John McCready and Howard Sandrell and all the volunteers of Langley Little League who took time away from their families on Father's Day to make this a special event. Thanks also to Ian McLean of District 3, for all his hard work and dedication to the Challenger program. Our sponsors deserve to take a bow as well, MacDonald's Restaurants and Prostock Athletic Supply. Thanks again, and take a few moments to have a look at the photos. Baseball B.C. & U.B.C. Baseball Camps Summer 2003 Baseball B.C. and University of British Columbia Baseball have joined hands to provide two exciting options for summer camps. Go to the web link for more details. District Major Tournament Gets Underway The District Major division tournament carried a full slate of games on Canada Day, hosted by North Langley Little League at Walnut Grove Athletic Park. Day One saw Whalley defeat Langley 3-1 in a close game, Coquitlam shut out Kennedy Surrey 9-0 in the afternoon match, and North Langley defeated White Rock South Surrey 5-1 in the prime time game at 6 pm. Games continue throughout the week, with evening start times at 6:30 pm. Weekend end games will go at noon, 3 pm and 6 pm. Wednesday, July 2, the opponents will be Whalley and Kennedy Surrey Little League. Nothing decided after 4 days of play at 9/10 tournament After four days of games, very little has been decided as of yet. Coquitlam and Whalley lead the way with three wins each, while Langley, North Langley, and White Rock South Surrey all have two wins in the six-game round robin portion of the tournament. Games continue every night this week, with the final day of round robin play scheduled for Sunday July 6. Games on Saturday and Sunday are at noon, 3 pm and 6 pm, while weekday games throw the first pitch at 6:30 pm. All games are being played at beautiful Centennial Park in White Rock. Thursday, July 3 Scores for July 2 Whalley Little League was in action in both tournaments presently underway, and underscored their defense on both fields. In 9/10 play at Centennial Park in White Rock, Whalley defeated North Langley 10-1. The game was much closer than the score indicates, as Whalley broke open a one-run game in the late innings. In Major play at Walnut Grove in North Langley, Kennedy Surrey continued it's offensive struggles, falling 7-0 to the Whalley Major squad. In action Thursday, July 3, the major division will see perennial rivals Langley and North Langley facing each other, while Kennedy Surrey meets New Westminster in 9/10 play in South Surrey. Both games start at 6:30 pm DISTRICT TOURNAMENT RESULTS Game schedules, scores and standings can be accessed by clicking on TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES in the left column of this web page.
After a very slow start in the round robin, White South Surrey Stars showed that playing lots of baseball brings out the best in players. After winning only one game in the round robin, the team played off against the fifth placed team for a chance to climb back into the fight. The winner of that game had the unenviable task of facing the round robin first place team. The Stars started the climb with a 16-9 victory over their league partners, the White Rock Mariners. In the semi final game, the Stars played with a lot of confidence. They had lost by one run to Whalley in the round robin, and felt that if they hit the ball well and minimized Whalley's offensive chances, they could win the game. That confidence was well-placed as they quickly produced 8 runs, and cruised to a 9-6 victory over the previously undefeated Whalley squad. After Coquitlam defeated Hastings/Killarney to earn their first berth in the tournament final, the Stars were ready and waiting. The Stars quickly got to the Coquitlam pitching staff, and broke the game open in the 5th inning, to win 13-3. Congratulations to White Rock South Surrey Stars for a memorable comeback. Final Round Robin Game Will Determine First Place White Rock South Surrey gave themselves a chance for first place in the round robin portion of the Major tournament by defeating a feisty Kennedy Surrey squad 10-6 in North Langley Tuesday night. Kennedy led through 3 1/2 innings but couldn't hang on to the lead. White Rock South Surrey has a 4-1 record and must await the outcome of the final round robin game between North Langley and Whalley. If Whalley should win they will have an identical 4-1 record but will be relegated to second place based upon their loss to WRSS in the round robin. Coquitlam would place third and North Langley fourth. Should North Langley win, they will claim first place by virtue of a win over White Rock in round robin play. That will put Whalley in third spot, and Coquitlam rounding out the playoff picture in fourth. Time will tell. The semi finals start Thursday evening at 6:30, Walnut Grove Athletic Park in North Langley. Let's get out to support our leagues.
Whalley defeated Langley in semi final action at the 9-10 district championship in White Rock Tuesday, setting up the final game with the host team. Whalley held a slender 1-0 lead into the third inning, then broke the game open and cruised to a 10-0 win. They will now face White Rock South Surrey to see who will represent the District at the Provincial Championship to be held at Hastings Little League. Be a sport, let your kids enjoy them This article was in the Press Democrat newspaper in the United States. As the tournament season heats up, it wouldn't ... Whalley 2003 9/10 Champion!! Whalley scored 3 runs in the first and two in the second, then coasted to a 10-0 win over host White Rock South Surrey in the 9/10 Championship game. Whalley will now represent District 3 in the Provincial championship at Hastings Little League. Congratulations to Whalley. Major Final Four Finally Figured Out! North Langley defeated Whalley 6-2 in the final round robin game in Major action at Walnut Grove park Wednesday night. As a result, the final four semi-final winners have been shuffled and the playoffs can begin. By virtue of their 4-1 record and a round robin victory over White Rock South Surrey, North Langley takes top spot and will face fourth place Coquitlam on Friday night. With the loss, Whalley drops to third spot with a 3-2 record, but ahead of Coquitlam due to their round robin win over the green machine from Mackin Park. Whalley and Coquitlam will duel it out tomorrow night (July 10) to see who goes to the championship game on Saturday. Best of luck to all four teams. Official Site of the 9/10 2003 Provincial Championship Click here to go to the Hastings Little League tournament site. 2003 Provincial Major Web Site
Monday, August 25 Wanna Know How Adam Loewen is Doing?? Adam Loewen Update,as an Aberdeen Ironbird. Click on the caption to go to the Ironbird's site.......... White Rock South Surrey Major Champs for 2003 White Rock broke open a scoreless ball game in the 5th inning at Walnut Grove in North Langley, added two insurance runs in the sixth and hung on to defeat Coquitlam 4-1. As District champions, they will now represent District 3 at the Provincial Major Tournament being held at Zuehlke Park in North Vancouver starting July 19th. Check out our links page for a link to the provincial tournament hosted by District 5. Prince George Takes Opener In Junior Provincials Prince George District 4 opened the 2003 Jumior championship with a 4-3, rain-delayed win over the host Coquitlam team. Prince George now faces Whalley Sunday in the winner's bracket. Games will be held Monday, Tuesday and if necessary Wednesday, 6:30 pm start time at Blue Mountain Park.
Long time Coquitlam Little League volunteers Bruce and Terri Michael were presented with their plaques acknowledging their induction into the Little League B.C. Roll of Honour. The presentation was made by the District Administrator, Roy Bergerman, on behalf of Little League B.C., at the championship game of the Carl Gosselin tournament. The roll of honour is restricted to recipients who have established a long term, unbroken record of service to Little League, with 10 years being the minimum. Both Bruce and Terri espouse the ideals of Little League in British Columbia. Bruce has held numerous positions in Little League including coach, manager, groundskeeper, umpire, umpire in chief, and both Provincial and National Umpire Consultant positions during his many years of service to the community in Coquitlam. Terri has been in step, holding various jobs on the Board of Directors, concession worker, and an invaluable organizer at both the League and District level. Terri has been the tournament director for countless tournaments at the league, district and provincial level, and both she and Bruce have played pivotal roles in the National tournaments when Coquitlam has hosted. Congratulations to both of you for a job well done. Delayed Start Doesn't Slow Whalley 9/10's After having their opening day game rained out, the Whalley 9/10 champions showed no signs that the wait hurt their ... Whalley Waits at Junior Provincial Whalley defeated Prince George 5-0 in Sunday night's action at the Provincial Junior Championship at Blue Mountain ... Whalley 9/10 Win a Close One Whalley Little League's 9/10 all stars won their second game of the Provincial tournament, but not without a battle. ... Official Senior Provincial Web site
Official site of the 2003 Big League Provincial Championship Wednesday, July 16 Whalley Juniors Win Provincial Championship Whalley Little League Juniors jumped out to a quick 4-1 lead after two innings, then hung on to win 4-3 over Prince ... Tuesday, July 15 Whalley Whips West Van Whalley 9/10 all stars continued their winning ways on Tuesday, with an 8-4 victory over District 5 West Vancouver at Hastings Park. Manager Joe Burns described it as a solid effort against a good West Van team. Burns noted that there is several very strong teams in the tournament and he expects the competition to heat up as the tournament gets closer to the final four teams. Whalley will play their rained out game on Wednesday at 10:30 am. Whalley Wins a Squeaker at Hastings Park Whalley Little League came out on top in the tightest defensive game so far in the 9/10 Provincial championship being held at Hastings Little League. They defeated a great defensive team from Dunbar, District 1, 1-0 yesterday. This keeps Whalley's record intact at 4-0 for the tournament. Fraser Valley Big League Set for First Game Friday The District 3 Big League team is set for it's opening match with District 5 (North Shore) at 6 pm on Friday night at Parkgate Park in North Vancouver. The winner of that game will play Saturday at 12 noon, and the loser will play at 4 pm. Thursday, July 17 Whalley Wins 5th in a row at 9/10 Championship Whalley Little League's 9/10 all stars were itching to get the bats going Thursday, after a very tight defensive game yesterday. After winning 1-0 Wednesday in the make up game from Saturday's rain, the Whalley squad had hot bats and defeated Prince George 10-0 today. Thursday, July 17 "Battle of Hastings" Set for Friday Night at 9/10's Whalley Little League will have their own battle of Hastings tomorrow night when they face the host team, Hastings Little League. Pending the results of the last game on Thursday, the teams are boasting identical undefeated records. A closer look at the statistics also seems to indicate a very close game. While Hastings has scored more runs in their games, Whalley has given up less in their games. Regardless of the stats, this is shaping up to be the game to watch in the round robin portion of the tournament. Game time is 6 pm at Hastings Park. Let's get District 3 out to support our gang!! Whalley 9/10 Undefeated in Round Robin Play Whalley all stars won the Battle of Hastings on Friday night, with a close 4-3 victory over the host Hastings Little League team. They were right back at it today, and had a little easier time against District 6 Trout Lake, winning 10-4. Whalley finished the round robin undefeated, against some very solid opposition. They will now face Triangle in the first semi-final game Sunday, July 20 at 3:30 pm. The winner of that game moves on to the final. Saturday, July 19 Fraser Valley Big League in Final Sunday Fraser Valley won their opening game of the Big League provincial tournament, 7-1 over District 5 North Shore. They then faced District 4 Prince George in the first game of the day Saturday, winning a close one 4-3. With their first loss, Prince George played the second half of a double header against District 5 to see who would advance to the final against Fraser Valley. It was no contest, as Prince George hammered the host squad 18-1. The final is set for 12 noon Sunday, and will be followed by a deciding game should Fraser Valley lose the first match. All games are at Parkgate Park in North Vancouver. 9/10 Semi Final A Nail Biter Whalley Little League, District 3, and Triangle Little League battled it out for 8 innings before the game was settled in Whalley's favour, 9-6. Whalley will now play in the championship game Monday night at Hastings Little League. Fraser Valley District 3 Big League Champs The Fraser Valley Big League team jumped out to a 4-0 lead against District 4 Prince George, then cruised to a 6-2 victory to take the Provincial bragging rights back to the Canadian Championship in Lanark, Ontario. The team will leave Tuesday, July 22, with the goal of winning the Canadian championship and moving on to the World Series in North Carolina. Monday, July 21 Official Canadian Big League Championship Web Site
Monday, July 21 White Rock South Surrey Edges Esquimalt in Major Play White Rock South Surrey all stars won their second game of the 2003 Major Provincial Championship, defeating Esquimalt ... Tuesday, July 22 Whalley Wins Battle Of Hastings To Claim Crown Whalley Little League 9/10 all stars completed the provincial tournament undefeated to claim the 2003 crown on ... Tuesday, July 22 Official Site of the 2003 Canadian Junior Championship
Official Site of the 2003 Senior Canadian Championships Hosted by District 3 in Thunder Bay Ontario. Wednesday, July 23 White Rock South Surrey Lands Trout Lake In Major Derby White Rock South Surrey faced their toughest test so far in the Provincial Major tournament when they played Trout ... Wednesday, July 23 Official Site of the 2003 Little League Championship
Thursday, July 24 White Rock to Face Prince George In Major Final Prince George outlasted Trout Lake in Major semi final play at Zuehlke Park, winning 8-7 to move to the final against White Rock. The Prince George team avenged an opening day shut out to Trout Lake. They will now have to defeat the White Rock South Surrey squad in two straight games to win the championship. Game time is 6 pm, Thursday, July 24, at Zuehlke Park. Thursday, July 24 D3 Goes 1-1 in Senior Provincial Action In Senior action Wednesday night at Parkgate Park, Whalley defeated Cypress Park 7-1, while Prince George defeated Langley 5-3 in the night cap. Tonight, Whalley will face Prince George in the winner's bracket, while Langley will battle with their Fraser Valley rivals from North Langley as both teams try to avoid elimination. Thursday, July 24 Fraser Valley Starts Big League Canadians With A Bang The Fraser Valley Big League Chiefs defeated the Quebec representatives (Brossard Cubs) 12-0 in 5 innings, Thursday evening at the Canadian Big League Championships in Lanark Ontario. Led by Kyle Swayze, who pitched 5 shutout innings, and Dayne Jones who went 4 for 4 with 4 RBI's, the Chiefs won their first game of the Championship. Other notable performances included Cam Michael with two hits and 3 runs scored, and MacKenzie Harteveld and Kyle McElwee each with two hits. The Big League Chiefs, comprised of players from both Whalley and Coquitlam Little Leagues, continue their quest for a Canadian Championship on Friday when they play the Alberta representative from Lethbridge. White Rock South Surrey Wins Provincial Majors! A first inning home run set the stage for White Rock South Surrey, who never trailed in the Championship game at ... Friday, July 25 North Langley Eliminated, Whalley Loses in Senior Provincial Langley eliminated their North Langley rivals 11-2 Thursday night, and Whalley Little League dropped a close 6-5 decision to District 4 Prince George. Langley will now face Cypress Park in the next do-or-die game, at 5 pm Friday, the 25th, while Whalley will face Coquitlam in a sudden death night cap. In the winner's bracket, Prince George and White Rock South Surrey will battle it out on Saturday at 11 am. Friday, July 25 Fraser Valley Wins Second Shut-out in a Row The British Columbia team of under-18 all-stars had eight timely hits and enjoyed strong pitching to defeat the ... Friday, July 25 9-10 Tournament Most Balanced in Years A recent story in the Surrey North Delta Now Newspaper tells the tale of Whalley's recent Championship run. District 3 Eliminated from Senior Provincial Tournament Action Friday and Saturday killed all remaining District 3 team's hopes of a trip to the Canadian championship ... District Big League Wins Third Game at Canadians Fraser Valley continued their stingy defensive style in Lanark Ontario Saturday, with a 7-1 victory over the Ontario ... Prince George Claims Senior BC Crown Prince George Little League Senior all stars defeated Cypress Park of District 5, 4-1 Sunday afternoon to claim the BC Senior title. Prince George will now represent BC at the Canadian Championship in Thunder Bay Ontario. Good Luck guys, and great tournament. Fraser Valley Big League Rolls On at Canadian Championship Fraser Valley District 3 continued their winning ways Sunday, with a 12-1 rout of previously undefeated host team, Ontario District 8 Royals. Fraser Valley will play their final game of the round robin tomorrow (Monday) against the Maritimes. The semi finals follow the next day. Fraser Valley Big League 5-0 in Round Robin Play CAPE BRETON PHARMACY BRAVES (MARITIMES) 0, FRASER VALLEY CHIEFS (B.C.) 18 By Tom Shoebridge. Click on the caption ... Tuesday, August 12 Whalley Wins First Game at Junior World Series Whalley All stars defeated Latin America 10-7 in their first game at the Junior World Series in Taylor Michigan. ... Wednesday, August 13 Whalley 2-0 at Junior World Series TAYLOR, MICHIGAN Canada and Virginia will put their undefeated records on the line Wednesday in the Junior League ... Whalley Earns Berth in International Junior Final Whalley easily defeated the European representative from Russia, 9-1, to remain undefeated and guarantee the BC squad a berth in the International Final on Friday, August 15. Whalley will face the second place team, which will be determined by Thursday's game between Asia Pacific and Latin America.
The annual conference is set for January 23, 24 and 25, 2004. Go the the BCBC site for more details on registration and a look at the schedule. White Rock Majors Open Provincial with Victory White Rock South Surrey Major all stars started the provincial tournament on the right note, with a 6-2 victory over District 1 Dunbar. All games are at Zuelhke Park in North Vancouver. See the tournament links for the web site and more information on the tournament. Wednesday, July 23 Senior Provincials Get Underway The 2003 Senior Provincial tournament kicked off Tuesday night at Parkgate Park in North Vancouver with three District ... |
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