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     Jarad CarneyNumber - 9 Position - 2B Height - 4' 10" Weight - 80 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 05/31/1992 Age - 11  Kevin CzachorowskiNumber - 13 WS# - 5 Position - CF Height - 5' 2" Weight - 91 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 05/18/1992 Age - 11  Scott DoughertyNumber - 14 Position - P, 1B Height - 5' 10" Weight - 142 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 12/08/1991 Age - 12  Cory FirmaniNumber - 5 WS# - 21 Position - RF Height - 5' 3" Weight - 120 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 08/03/1990 Age - 12  Danny FrateNumber - 2 WS# - 25 Position - 3B Height - 5' 5" Weight - 147 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 12/03/1991 Age - 11  Constantine FournarisNumber - 10 WS# - 3 Position - CF Height - 4' 7" Weight - 81 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 03/18/1992 Age - 11  Michael JulianNumber - 4 WS# - 2 Position - 2B Height - 4' 9" Weight - 69 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 10/11/1991 Age - 11  Zachary LopesNumber - 1 WS# - 10 Position - OF, 3B Height - 4' 11" Weight - 83 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 10/29/1991 Age - 11  Tim MarcinNumber - 11 WS# - 19 Position - LF Height - 5' 2" Weight - 112 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 04/30/1991 Age - 12  Dave MastroNumber - 7 WS# - 20 Position - P, 1B Height - 5' 10" Weight - 131 Bats - L Throws - L DOB - 10/15/1990 Age - 12  Vince RussomagnoNumber - 15 WS# - 23 Position - SS, P Height - 5' 2" Weight - 120 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 11/01/1990 Age - 12  Kip SkibickiNumber - 12 WS# - 22 Position - C, P Height - 5' 7" Weight - 143 Bats - R Throws - R DOB - 01/14/1991 Age - 12  Game #1 2003 Little League Delaware District 2 Tournament Saturday, July 5, 2003 2:30pm At Heeney Field Naamans Naamans 6 Newark National 1
2B-Dougherty, Firmani (N); HR-Skibicki (N)
Scott Dougherty went the distance for Naamans firing a two hitter with 14 K's to lead Naamans to there opening round win. Dougherty went 1 for 2 with a double and scored two runs, Kip Skibicki 1 for 2 with a two run homer and Cory Firmani went 1 for 3 with a two run double. Vince Russomagno and Kevin Czachorowski added base hits. Naamans opened the scoring in the 3rd inning as Keven Czachorowski opened with a base hit up the middle. Zack Lopes then followed with a hit by pitch. Czachorowski then scored on Vince Russomagno's ground out. Dougherty reached base on a hit by pitch and both him and Lopes scored on Cory Firmani's double down the left field line. Naamans added three more runs in 5th as Dave Mastro reached first on a fielders choice, then scored on Dougherty's double. Kip Skibicki then hit a two run homer to close out the scoring. Game #2 2003 Little League Delaware District 2 Tournament Tuesday, July 8, 2003 8:00pm At Midway Naamans 22 Midway 6
2B-Skibicki, Marcin, Czachorowski (2) (N), Cisneros (M).
Dave Mastro went 5 for 5 with 5 runs scored and 4 rbis and Scott Dougherty went 5 for 5 with 3 runs scored and 5 rbis as Naamans won its second game defeating Midway 22-6 at Midway field. Michael Julian chipped in with a 3 for 3 night with 3 runs scored and 2 rbis. Vince Russomagno, Kip Skibicki and Kevin Czachorowski added two hits apiece. Jarad Carney, Danny Frate and Tim Marcin also had hits for Naamans. Mastro pitched three innings recording 5 ks for the win in a shortened game due to the 10 run rule. Kip Skibicki closed it out with one inning of relief recording 3 ks. Game #3 2003 Little League Delaware District 2 Tournament Sunday, July 13, 2003 12:00noon At VFW Field Newark American Naamans 7 Brandywine 1
2B-Dougherty, Mastro (N), Bredenback (B); HR-Mastro, Skibicki, Firmani (N).
Kip Skibicki went 2 for 3 with a home run and 4 rbis, Dave Mastro 2 for 3 with a double and a home run and Cory Firmani added a solo home run to lead Naamans. Scott Dougherty pitched a two-hitter with 15 Ks and chipped in offensively with an rbi double scoring Vince Russomagno who had singled. Game #4 2003 Little League Delaware District 2 Tournament Saturday, July 19, 2003 7:00pm At Catalina Field Capitol Naamans 5 Capitol 0
2B-Firmani (N), Francisco (C).
Dave Mastro went the distance for Naamans firing a three hitter with 10 K's to lead Naamans to victory. Cory Firmani went 2 for 3 with a double and two rbi's and Danny Frate 2 for 2 with an rbi for Naamans. Vince Russomagno, Scott Dougherty, Michael Julian and Kevin Czachorowski added base hits. Naamans opened the scoring in the 1st inning as Scott Dougherty who singled, scored on Kip Skibicki's deep drive to center that was mishandled by Capitol. Naamans added three runs in the 4th inning. Skibicki reached base on an error and scored on Firmani's double. Firmani scored on Danny Frate's base hit who scored on Kevin Czachorowski's sacrifice fly. Naamans closed out the scoring in the 5th. Dougherty walked and came home on Firmani's second hit of the night. Game #5 2003 Little League Delaware District 2 Tournament Monday, July 21, 2003 7:00pm At Catalina Field Capitol Naamans 5 Capitol 0 (District 2 Championship)
HR-Skibicki (N).
Scott Dougherty tossed a one hit shutout with nine strikeouts to lead Naamans to the District II Championship win. Kip Skibickis two run homer led the offense. Dave Mastro, Scott Dougherty, Cory Firmani Kevin Czachorowski and Constantine Fournaris added base hits. Naamans got on the board in the 3rd inning when Michael Julian opened with a walk and scored on Dougherty's hit. This set the stage for Skibicki's two run homer and a 3-0 Naamans lead. In the 5th inning Naamans added two more runs. Jarad Carney legged out an infield grounder, Zack Lopes worked a walk and "C" Fournaris got a single to load the bases. Vince Russomagno got hit by a pitch to force in one run and Lopes scored on Mastro's sharp ground ball to third. Solid defensive plays by Russomagno, Lopes, Mastro, Skibicki and Danny Frate helped preserve the shutout.  Game #6 2003 Little League Delaware State Tournament Friday, July 25, 2003 6:00pm At Smyrna-Clayton Naamans 3 Lower Sussex 2
No Extra Base Hits
Tim Marcin's two run single in the 2nd inning proved to be the game winner as Naamans advances to play Middletown tomorrow night. Scott Dougherty pitched another gem allowing only two hits while racking up eleven strikeouts. Naamans scored one run in the top of the first inning as Dave Mastro who walked, eventually scored on Kip Skibicki's ground out. Lower Sussex tied it up 1-1 in the bottom of the first as Chris Conover who walked scored on Luis Barrientos' base hit. Danny Frate opened the second inning with a walk and Kevin Czachorowski followed with a single to center to set the stage for Marcin. Marcin's line drive single to center scored Jarad Carney who was running for Frate and then as the ball skipped past the center fielder Czachorowski raced home to put Naamans up 3-1. Lower Sussex added a run in the third as Matt Kleinstuosk walked and eventually scored on a wild pitch. Naamans came close several times to busting the game open, but some great defensive plays by Lower Sussex held Naamans in check as they stranded 10 baserunners in the game. Dave Mastro, Scott Dougherty, Kip Skibicki and Michael Julian also had hits for Naamans. Game #7 2003 Little League Delaware State Tournament Saturday, July 26, 2003 6:00pm At Smyrna-Clayton Naamans 10 Middletown 1
2B-Skibicki, Russomagno (N); HR-Mastro, Skibicki (N), Croft (M).
Dave Mastro tossed a three hitter with fourteen strikeouts to pick up the win. Kip Skibicki went 2 for 4 with a home run and a double; Scott Dougherty had three hits and Vince Russomagno two hits including a double to lead Naamans. Mastro chipped in with a solo home run and Michael Julian and Danny Frate added base hits. Naamans opened the scoring in the third inning as Danny Frate and Tim Marcin got base hits and Michael Julian walked to load the bases. Frate was forced out at the plate on Mastro's ground ball, then Scott Dougherty singled home Marcin and Julian. Masto's delayed steal of 3rd confused the defense and Mastro raced home on an errant throw. Naamans added two more in the fourth with Julian getting the key hit to put Naamans up 5-0. Middletown scored its lone run in the 4th on Jay Croft's home run. Naamans quickly answered in the top of the fifth and Kip Skibicki's two run homer. Mastro opened the 6th inning with a home run. Dougherty followed with a base hit and scored on Skibick's double. Vince Russomago greeted a new Middletown pitcher with a double to score Skibicki. Mastro struck out the last six batters he faced to seal the win. Game #8 2003 Little League Delaware State Tournament Monday, July 28, 2003 6:00pm At Smyrna-Clayton Naamans 12 Middletown 2 (State Championship)
2B-Firmani, Russomagno (N), Husni (M); HR-Mastro (2) Dougherty (2) Russomagno (N).
Naamans slugged five home runs en route to defeating Middletown 12-2 in the Delaware Little League Baseball Championship at Smyrna-Clayton last night. Dave Mastro and Scott Dougherty each hit two home runs as the game was shortened to four innings due to the 10 run mercy rule. Vince Russomagno was 3 for 3 with a double and home run and four rbis. Winning pitcher Kip Skibicki struck out four and walked one. Naamans took a 4-0 lead in the top of the first keyed by Russomangnos two run double. Mastro and Dougherty hit back to back home runs in the second then Russomagno delivered his round tripper after Skibicki singled to put Naamans up 9-0. Mastro and Dougherty put the game out reach as they hit back to back home runs again in the third. Naamans now advances to the Mid-Atlantic Regional tournament in Bristol, CT. They open against New York on Sunday at 4:30pm in regional pool play.  Game #9 2003 Little League Midatlantic Regional Tournament Sunday, August 3, 2003 4:30pm At Breen Field - Bristol, CT Delaware (Naamans) 5 New York (Ramapo) 2
2B-Russomagno (DE), Durkin (NY); HR-Mastro (DE), Picardi, Durkin (NY).
David Mastro went 2 for 3 with a home run and Vince Russomagno had 2 rbi's in Delaware's victory over New York 5-2. Delaware scored 3 runs in the first inning on a solo home run by Mastro, a walk by Kip Skibicki, Russomagno's two-base error and a wild pitch. New York countered with a run in the bottom of the first when Rich Picardi drilled a 1-1 pitch over the fence in right field. They pulled within 3-2 in the bottom of the second inning when Brendan Durkin hit a line drive that struck the right field foul pole for a solo home run. Delaware scored two more runs in the fifth inning on singles by Scott Dougherty and Kip Skibicki and a two run double by Vince Russomagno. Dougherty went the distance for Delaware allowing 2 runs on 4 hits and striking out 10. Game #10 2003 Little League Midatlantic Regional Tournament Tuesday, August 5, 2003 11:00am At Breen Field - Bristol, CT Delaware (Naamans) 2 Maryland (West Salisbury) 1
No Extra Base Hits
In a close game, Delaware scored the go ahead run in the top of the sixth inning to defeat West Salisbury, Maryland 2-1 improving their regional record to 2-0. Maryland scored its lone run in the bottom of the first inning on a single by Austin Wigley, an error and an rbi single by David Brown. Delaware tied the score in the third inning on a single by David Mastro, a wild pitch and an rbi single by Vince Russomagno. Delaware pushed across what proved to be the game winner in the top of the sixth inning when a wild pitch skipped past the catcher to allow Michael Julian to score from third. Delaware pitcher David Mastro went the distance and had superb control in giving up just 4 hits on no walks while stiking out 6. Game #11 2003 Little League Midatlantic Regional Tournament Wednesday, August 6, 2003 2:00pm At Breen Field - Bristol, CT Pennsylvania (Lower Perkiomen) 4 Delaware (Naamans) 3
2B-Custer, Dietrich (PA).
Deadlocked in a 3-3 pitchers duel until the bottom of the sixth inning, Tim Wisley hit a 2-1 pitch through the middle to score Ryan Dietrich from third to win the game for Pennsylvania and improve their record to 3-0. Delaware who also came into the game undefeated fell to 2-1. For Pennsylvania, it was the bottom of their lineup that saw the most production. Dietrich went 2-3 with an rbi and run scored and Wisley also had two hits with an rbi. Pennsylvania scored a run in the bottom of the first inning on a leadoff double by Dennis Custer and an rbi groundout by Tim Cooney. They took a 2-0 lead in the second inning on a run scoring double by Dietrich. Delaware tied the score in the third inning on rbi singles by Vince Russomagno and Scott Dougherty. Pennsylvania countered with a run in the bottom half of the inning when Todd Rubendall hit an rbi single for a 3-2 Pennsylvania lead. Delaware promptly tied the score in the top half of the fourth inning when Danny Frate connected on a 1-1 pitch for a solo home run. Game #12 2003 Little League Midatlantic Regional Tournament Thursday, August 7, 2003 5:00pm At Breen Field - Bristol, CT Delaware (Naamans) 12 District of Columbia (Capitol City) 1
2B-Mastro, Dougherty (DE); HR-Mastro, Russomagno, Dougherty (DE).
Delaware used the long ball to defeat Capitol City, DC 12-1 in a game called after five innings by the ten run rule. Delaware led off the game with back to back home runs by David Mastro and Vince Russomagno. Scott Dougherty who was 3-4 with 3 rbi's added a solo shot in the fourth inning. Delaware's top four hitters pounded out eight hits and had 7 rbi's. Mastro is currently leading the tournament in hits (6) and home runs (2) and carries a .500 batting average. Despite giving up one earned run, pitcher Kip Skibicki threw five innings of no hit ball, stirking out six batters. Delaware finishes pool play with a 3-1 record and the #2 seed in the playoffs. Game #13 2003 Little League Midatlantic Regional Tournament (semi-finals) Saturday, August 9, 2003 11:00am At Breen Field - Bristol, CT Delaware (Naamans) 12 New York (Ramapo) 2
2B-Frate, Czachorowski (2), Marcin (DE), Brennan (NY); HR-Russomagno, Dougherty, Frate (DE), Brennan (NY).
Delaware exploded for six runs in the fifth inning and four runs in the sixth to beat Ramapo, NY 12-2 and advance to the Midatlantic bracket finals. Delaware pounded out 13 hits including home runs by Scott Dougherty, Danny Frate and Vince Russomagno and doubles by Frate, Tim Marcin and Kevin Czachorowski with two. Delaware leads the four remaining teams in total home runs (8) and total doubles (9). Pitcher David Mastro threw six full innings giving up five hits on one walk while striking out 12. He improves his regional tournament record to 2-0 and carries a .50 era. Delaware will play Pennsylvania in the Midatlantic finals on tuesday night on ESPN2 at 8:00pm. Game #14 2003 Little League Midatlantic Regional Tournament (finals) Tuesday, August 12, 2003 8:00pm At Breen Field - Bristol, CT Delaware (Naamans) 7 Pennsylvania (Lower Perkiomen) 3
2B-Czachorowski (DE), Lubanski, Walker (PA); HR-Mastro (2), Frate, Skibicki (DE), Deitrich (PA).
A First State first - Delaware blasts way to LLWS Pennsylvania jumped out to a 2-0 lead on Ryan Deitrich's homer with a mate aboard in the second inning. Delaware quickly countered with 2 in the third inning to knot the score. Kevin Czachorowski opened the inning with a double, moved to third on Michael Julian's ground out and scored on Tim Marcin's ground out. Dave Mastro followed with a solo home run. Danny Frate's leadoff homer in the fourth put Delaware ahead to stay at 3-2 and Kip Skibick's homer highlighted a three-run uprising in the fifth. Mastro's solo home run in the sixth inning added to Delaware's clinching victory. Scott Doughterty struck out eight and walked just one. He allowed just three hits over the first five innings before Christian Walker doubled home Pennslyvania's final tally in the last frame. The key defensive play in the game was Delaware's 6-4-3 (Vince Russomagno to Jared Carney to Dave Mastro) double play in the final inning to shut down Pennsylvania's comeback attempt.  Check out all the News Articles and Videos Little League World Series Updates - LL Site Little League Mid-Atlantic Regional Updates - LL Site States and Mid-Atlantic Regional Updates - Unpage Publications (Click on View 2003 Results) |
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