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Monday, July 2 2007 Tournament Teams Recap
SENIORS
SCHEDULE: RESULTS: Naamans 7 Suburban 3 Pitchers Scott Dougherty and Evan Beeson scattered 5 hits and Kip Skibicki had five RBI's as Naamans LL defeated Suburban LL, the defending District Champions, 7 to 3. After giving up two runs in the first, Dougherty settled down and allowed two hits and struck out seven. Naamans got on the board in the third as Scott Dougherty and Dave Mastro both singled and were knocked in by a Skibicki double. Corey Firmani was hit by a pitch, Matt Domian got on by an error and Kyle Gelsinger hit the next pitch to right center for a triple knocking in two. Beeson relieved Dougherty, who reached his maximum pitch count, and finished the final two innings.Naamans added to their lead in the top of the seventh when Dougherty walked, Mastro singled and Skibicki hit a towering home run over the left field fence. Skibicki finished with three hits ( single, double, homerun) and 5 RBI's. Heath Johnson led Suburban with two hits. Naamans 5 Midway 0 Kip Skibicki and Dave Mastro combine for a five hit shutout as Naamans LL beat Midway LL 5-0 in District Senior action Sunday afternoon. Skibicki pitched five solid innings while Mastro relieved in the sixth to close out the game. With Naamans up 3-0 in the fifth, Midway had two on with two outs when Adam Mills made a great catch against the fence on a Midway drive to left saving a sure two runs from scoring. In the sixth with two outs, Kip Skibicki and Cory Firmani had back to back homeruns to increse the lead to 5-0. Naamans 5 New Castle 2 Scott Dougherty allowed two hits and struck out eleven before leaving in the seventh as he reached the maximum pitch count as Naamans LL defeated New Castle LL 5-2. The game was knotted in a pitchers duel for four innings as New Castles' Chris Sterling matched Dougherty almost pitch for pitch. Michael Cooke started Naamans off in the bottom of the fifth with a lead off single and Scott Dougherty reached on an error. Dave Mastro then sacrificed the runners over to third. Kip Skibicki was then walked intentionaly. With the bases loaded, Cory Firmani was hit by the pitch forcing in the first run of the game. Matt Domian then hit a 1-2 pitch over the centerfield wall for a grandslam homerun and a 5-0 Naamans lead. New Castle LL attempted a comeback in the seventh scoring two runs but pitcher Evan Beeson struck out the last New Castle batter to close the door. Kyle Gelsinger added a double and Beeson a single for Naamans. Newark American 3 Naamans 1 Naamans 15 Suburban 2 Newark American 10 Naamans 9 JUNIORS
SCHEDULE: RESULTS: Newark National 11 Naamans 5 Naamans scored 2 in the top of the 1st. Jarad Carney led off with a single up the middle. He stole second, moved to third on a passed ball, and scored on a Michael LaPlante grounder to the pitcher. Mike Vanderloo doubled in Tom Ciccone who reached on a fielders choice. Newark National came back with 3 in the 2nd, and 4 more in the 4th. Naamans got back 2 in the 5th. Carney reached with a walk, and LaPlante doubled him in. Ciccone than scored Laplante. In the 6th Pat Aitken reached on a walk, and was scored by LaPlante. But in the bottom of the 6th, Newark scored 4 more, making it 11-5. In the top of the 7th Naamans was able to load the bases, but could not score. Naamans 11 Midway 1 Pat Aitken pitched a complete game striking out seven to get the win. Jared Carney had two hits including a home run for Naamans. Naamans 13 Newark American 0 Jarad Carney pitched to the 1st batter in the 7th, and recorded his 14th strikeout. Kevin Czachorowski came in to relieve him and struck out the side. Czachorowski had 2 hits and 4RBI's. Mike Vanderloo had 2 hits and 3 RBI's. Pat Aitken had 2 hits and 2 RBI's. Kyle Menchaca, Justin Signora, and Carney each had 2 hits. Mike LaPlante, Tom Ciccone, Tim Dewey, and Connor McHugh also had hits for Naamans. Brandywine 15 Naamans 7 Naamans was down 4-0 going into the bottom of the 3rd. Mike Annone had a big hit for 3 RBI's, and Naamans took the lead back 5-4. Brandywine came right back in the 4th putting 7 more on the board. Mike Vanderloo had a single, double, and 3 RBI's. Jarad Carney had 2 hits. Kevin Czachorowski and Justin Signora also had hits. But Junior Tournament play for Naamans came to an end. MAJORS
SCHEDULE: RESULTS: Naamans 14 Suburban 2 After getting off to a slow start, John Ratkevic got the ball rolling as he led off the 3rd inning with a triple. Ratkevic then scored as Dalton Mayberry reached base on an error and Mayberry scored on Andrew Bechtold's base hit. Sean Sarbaugh then plated Bechtold with his first of three doubles on the night, as Naamans took a 3-0 lead. Naamans upped their lead to 5-1 as Connor Simpson singled followed by Mayberry's home run in the fourth. Naamans blew the game open with a 9 run fifth inning capped by Sean Deely's home run and Mayberry's two run homer, his second of the night. Sarbaugh led the offense going 3 for 4 (3 doubles-2 rbi's). Drew Bechtold had two hits including a triple, Matt Driscoll two hits including a double, Chris Pepe two hits including two doubles, Connor Simpson two hits including a triple and Dalton Mayberry with two home runs and five rbi's. Jeff Hoffman had a rbi base hit. Dalton Mayberry picked up the win allowing only 1 run on 2 hits with 8k's over his 4 innings of work. Matt Driscoll and Sean Sarbaugh finished off the final inning. Midway 5 Naamans 2 Pete Grasso of Midway held Naamans in check to post the victory. Sean Deely had two hits including a two run homer and Connor Simpson and Chris Pepe added base hits for Naamans. Newark National 9 Naamans 7 Brandywine "Black"
SCHEDULE: RESULTS: Naamans Black 11 Newark Natl Red 2 AJ Smiley led Naamans Black by pitching a complete game 2 hitter and recording 7 strikeouts. Matt Fullerton's 2 run double in the second inning pulled Naamans even. Naamans scored 4 more in the third on David Martin's 3 run blast over the center field fence. David Crain had a single and 3 runs scored. John Connolly and AJ Smiley had doubles and Daniel Hutton and Spencer Jones added singles for Naamans. Naamans Red 16 Naamans Black 3 Patrick King scattered 7 hits and struck out 4 in 5 1/3 innings as the Naamans Red 11 yr. olds defeated the Naamans Black 12 yr. olds at Dyer Field. Walker Wiley was 3 for 3 and Max Carney, Sam Mattern and Jonathan Harris had 2 hits each for the Red team. David Crain and John Connolly had 2 hits each for the black. Naamans Black 5 Canal Gold 4 AJ Smiley pitched his second complete game of the tournament to lead Naamans Black over Canal Gold at Dyer Field. David Crain led the offense with 3 hits including a triple and scored 2 runs. Key RBIs were also provided by David Martin and Dan Hutton. Sean O'Connor knocked in the game winner with a single in the 5th inning. Sean also led the errorless defense with several outstanding plays at second base. Naamans Black 20 Brandywine Red 2 After Naamans Red allowed an opportunity for us gain a spot in the semi-finals, Naamans Black came out of the gate strong with a 12 run 1st inning led by Frankie Marazzo's 2 ground rule doubles in the inning. Frankie overall had 3 doubles and 4 runs scored. Shane O'Neill had 3 hits including a 3 run homer, David Crain had 2 hits and 3 runs scored, and Sean O'Connor had 2 hits and 4 runs scored. Sean O'Connor fired a 2 hitter while striking out 8 in 4 innings. Congratulations to the Red and Black teams for advancing to the semi-finals Thursday. Naamans Black 21 Brandywine Blue 9 Naamans Black advanced to the finals posting a 21-9 victory over Brandywine Blue. David Crain had 2 hits and 4 runs , Frankie Marazzo and Sean O'Connor each had 3 hits and 3 runs scored to lead Naamans offense. AJ Smiley had 3 hits and Matt Fullerton had 2 hits and 2 runs scored to contribute to the offense. AJ Smiley continued his strong pitching and Shane O'Neill closed out the game to earn his first win in the tournament. Naamans Black will face Naamans Red in the championship game 10:00 am Saturday. Naamans Black 11 Naamans Red 5 (Championship) Naamans Black outlasted Naamans Red in a tightly contested championship game at Dyer Field. John Connolly pitched 5 plus innings of relief allowing 2 hits and no runs as Naamans Black rallied from a 6 run 1st inning deficit. Shane O'Neill got the offense started in the bottom of the 1st with his second 3 run home run of the tournament. Sean O'Connor collected 2 hits and 2 runs scored and Frankie Marazzo had a double and 2 runs scored for the Black. Michael Schell had a double for the Red. Naamans Little League should be proud of the performance and sportsmanship shown by both the Red and Black teams on and off the field. FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO THE HOST LEAGUE'S WEBSITE Brandywine Little League Brandywine "Red"
SCHEDULE: RESULTS: Canal Gold 8 Naamans Red 4 Despite collecting 11 hits against Canal pitchers, the Naamans Red team scored only 4 runs in the first game of the Brandywine Invitational. Tim Parks had 3 hits while Max Carney, Tyler Signora and Michael Schell each collected 2 hits. The Red team looks to rebound against a formidable Naamans Black team on Tuesday night at 6:00 at Dyer Field. Naamans Red 16 Naamans Black 3 Patrick King scattered 7 hits and struck out 4 in 5 1/3 innings as the Naamans Red 11 yr. olds defeated the Naamans Black 12 yr. olds at Dyer Field. Walker Wiley was 3 for 3 and Max Carney, Sam Mattern and Jonathan Harris had 2 hits each for the Red team. David Crain and John Connolly had 2 hits each for the black. Naamans Red 19 Brandywine Red 0 Tyler Signora struck out 5 and allowed only 3 hits as Naamans Red beat Brandywine Red by a score of 19-0. Signora didn't walk any batters and needed only 45 pitches in earning the victory. Michael Schell led the offensive attack with 3 hits and 5 rbi's. Max Carney had 4 rbi's and scored 4 runs and Jonathan Harris and Patrick King each had two hits. Naamans Red 17 New Castle 0 Needing a win to advance to the semi-finals and wanting to help the Black team by not allowing too many runs, the Naamans Red team went out and defeated New Castle by a score of 17-0. Evan Cassidy led the way at the plate and on the mound by striking out 6 and pitching a 2 hitter while going 3 for 3 with a home run and 5 rbi's. Michael Schell had 2 hits and scored 4 runs and Sam Mattern scored 4 runs and added a home run in the victory. Naamans Red advances to the semi-final round on Thursday at 6:00. Congratulations to both the Red and Black teams which finished 1st and 2nd respectively in their bracket. Naamans Black 11 Naamans Red 5 (Championship) Naamans Black outlasted Naamans Red in a tightly contested championship game at Dyer Field. John Connolly pitched 5 plus innings of relief allowing 2 hits and no runs as Naamans Black rallied from a 6 run 1st inning deficit. Shane O'Neill got the offense started in the bottom of the 1st with his second 3 run home run of the tournament. Sean O'Connor collected 2 hits and 2 runs scored and Frankie Marazzo had a double and 2 runs scored for the Black. Michael Schell had a double for the Red. Naamans Little League should be proud of the performance and sportsmanship shown by both the Red and Black teams on and off the field. FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO THE HOST LEAGUE'S WEBSITE Brandywine Little League 10 YO
SCHEDULE: RESULTS: Naamans 6 Brandywine 5 Naamans scratches out a win after falling behind by 5 runs. Jack Hagood singled in the fourth to start the Naamans offense. Matty Lynch drove in 2 runs with a solid base hit up the middle. Tommy Larson lead off the fifth with a line drive single, which led to a two run fifth and closed the gap to 5-4. Graham Haines led off the sixth fouling off several pitches and drawing a walk. In a tie game with two out in the sixth and Brannan McHugh on third base, Jimmy Connolly drove in the game winner with a solid single up the middle. The Naamans bullpen with Kevin LaPlante, Scott Davis, and Jimmy Pierce held the Brandywine offense scoreless for the final three innings. Defensively, Tommy Larson made two excellent outfield plays, and Matty Lynch threw out a runner at first base with a heads up play from the catcher’s spot. Brandywine was lead by a great pitching performance from Billy Phillips and great hitting throughout their lineup. Canal 6 Naamans 0 Naamans had some chances to make a game of it, but Canal pitched well and played excellent defense. Naamans had hits from Jack Hagood (double), Jimmy Pierce and Scott Davis. Tommy Larson pitched well getting the start for Naamans. Naamans 7 Brandywine 6 Naamans got past Brandywine with a last inning rally again. Naamans was down by one run in the bottom of sixth, when Jimmy Connolly and Graham Haines lead off with back to back singles. Jimmy Pierce was intentionally walked to load the bases with one out. Scott Davis knocked in the game tying and winning runs with his walk off double. Scott Davis pitched the final 2-2/3 in relief holding the Brandywine offense in check with some excellent help from the Naamans defense. Jack Hagood made a great diving catch in centerfield, Jimmy Pierce and Graham Haines turned a terrific double play in the fifth. Kevin LaPlante and Graham Haines made nice plays in the sixth with Graham making a great catch of what looked to be sure hit to close out the sixth. Scott Davis was 3-3 (double), Graham Haines was 3-4, and Jack Hagood, Kevin Laplante, Jim Connolly added hits for Naamans. It was a great game between two evenly match teams. Capitol 14 Naamans 7 9 YO
SCHEDULE: RESULTS: New Castle 9 Naamans 8 (9 inn) Naamans 18 Midway 5 Naamans got into the win column tonight vs Midway. The team came out swinging early and often. They jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first inning. The boys were led by Chris Deely (2-4), JP Sawyer (3-3 with a double); Davis Jones (2-2 with a double). Davis Jones pitched very well over 3 innnings holding Midway to 5 runs on 2 hits. Brett Leichtman helped open it up with a double smashed down the line scoring 2 and Michael Bechtold knocked in 3 runs with a base clearing double. Austin Coughenour (2-4)Matthew Olsen, Nick Robino, Luke Bianchino, Ben Crain also contributed hits. J.P. Sawyer entered in the 4th and preserved the win. Naamans 10 Capitol 0 Ethan Ivins pitched a two hitter. Naamans 18 New Castle 8 The 9s kept rolling last night as they avenged their opening round loss to New Castle. Although the first game was a 9-8 extra inning nail biter, Naamans would have none of that tonight. After falling behind 1-0 after 1, Naamans started to chip away, getting 2 in the second, and 4 runs in the 3rd. New Castle battled back in the fourth to tie the score @ 6. Not wanting to deal with a long drawn out game in that heat, Naamans unleashed in the top of the 5th for 9 runs putting this one out of reach. A team effort all the way around but key contributions came from the following: Michael Bechtold was the star at the plate belting a triple (where he scored on an overthrow); a ground rule double and a single. Dominic Gallo was 2-2; Davis Jones was 3-5; Austin Coughenour was 2-5; Brett Leichtman was 2-2. Hits were added by Nick Robino; Chris Deely; JP Sawyer; Ben Crain and a hustling double by Will Connolly. Davis Jones went 3 2/3 innings for Naamans on the mound and was very strong. JP Sawyer relieved Davis with 2 out in the fourth and got out of a bases loaded jam with a one pitch ground out. Sawyer finished the game on the mound holding New Castle to 2 runs. Naamans continued to throw the leather recording yet another double play, our fourth of the tourney! Brandywine 16 Naamans 15 (7 inn) The 9's from Naamans fell just slightly short last night in an extra inning heartbreaker vs Brandywine, 15-14. Naamans looked early like they were going to run away with it by breaking out 7-0 after 2. Brandywine battled all the way back to take the lead 8-7. Naamans quickly answered restoring the lead @ 12-8. We were on the see saw then as we ended regulation tied @ 14. Somehow, Naamans got out of a no out bases loaded jam in the bottom of the 6th. But it was not to be as Brandywine staked two base runners in the bottom of the 7th and singled in the winning run. Naamans certainly brought their bats, pounding out 18 hits. Davis Jones led the way with a monster night. Davis was 4-4 and remained only a triple short of the cycle! Michael Bechtold continue to shine at the plate also going 4-4, including the triple that Davis missed! Austin Coughenour proved that he is clutch both at the plate and in the field. Austin raked a double and a triple and entered to pitch in a very difficult situation and showed maturity beyond his years. Given the heart of this team, it's important to walk down key contributions: Chris Deely - stellar defense and strong at the plate throughout.; J.P. Sawyer, a strong tournament at the plate, some clutch pitching and defense. Brandywine found out early that they weren't running on Naamans as J.P. tossed out the first attempted steal.; Will Connolly - the epitome of leadership - some key hits early in the tourney and a rock behind the plate.; Davis Jones - simply a monster performance.; Michael Bechtold- another huge performance. Michael provided plenty of thrills as several balls hit looked to be leaving the yard!; Matt Olsen- stellar D in left field and some solid hitting versus some tough pitching. Always fun to watch the other team move in and Matty rocket the ball by them!; Austin Coughenour- Simply a primetime player. We call him Hoover as he sucks up everything at third and he brought his bat and his heart to this tourney.; Dominic Gallo - the star of the New Castle revenge game - Dominic made some tremendous plays in the outfield and was Mr. Clutch at the plate.; Brett Leichtman- Brett legged out several hits in this tourney, including launching a base clearing bomb versus Midway to break it wide open. Brett threw solid leather in the outfield as well.; Ben "lightning" Crain - Ben was a huge contributor in his first District Tourney. Simply flying around the bases, covering acres in the outfield and giving us all a thrill versus New Castle as he almost put one out.; Nick Robino- Nick was Mr. Consistency at the plate, putting a charge into the ball every time up! - Another first timer - Nick brought his ferocious bat and great attitude every day; Luke Bianchino - Luke was also Mr. Smooth in center field, making the hard play look easy. Luke also placed the fear of God in every team as squared around to bunt an unleashed his blazing speed. Ethan Ivins - our Ace!, Ethan was again phenomanal, throwing a stellar performance against both New Castle and Capitol. Ethan looked great against Brandywine as well. Overall, an incredible group of kids. Talented, tons of heart. FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO THE HOST LEAGUE'S WEBSITE Midway Little League 8 YO
SCHEDULE: RESULTS: Naamans 5 Newark Natl Blue 1 Assured by his coaching staff that "tails never fails", Coach Gise won the coin flip and the well-oiled machine that is the Naamans 8s took it from there, stitching together an impressive 5-1 win against a very tough Newark National Blue team playing in their own backyard. Pacing the Big Red Naamans Machine was Henry Gise, who fanned nine over six innings, yielding but a ground ball single in a complete game effort, a baseball rarity for an 8-year old thought probability-wise to be somewhere between a triple play (1:275) and hitting for the cycle (1:800). Naamans’ D was suffocating, and had Gise’s back from pitch one when 3B Tommy Steiner coolly converted a grounder with teeth into the contest’s out #1, and continued in the nailbiting 4th when, with NNLL thinking "big inning" having loaded the bases with one out, 3B Matthew Schell picked a ground ball clean & connected with catcher Quinn Cassidy for the force at home, preserving what was then a 1-0 lead for the good guys. From there, Gise retired 7 of the 8 remaining NNLL hitters, six by strike-out, and Naamans’ offense plain got busy, dropping a 3-spot on Blue in the bottom of the inning when Johnny Holahan’s sac fly scored Noah Haines (1-2, run) who had singled, Ryan Driscoll’s fielder’s choice scored Christian Diamanty (2-2, run) who had singled, and Cassidy’s (1-2) laser to right plated Driscoll. The 3-run effort added to a 1-0 advantage , gained in the second when Austin Hernandez battled NNLL’s tough lefty for 10 pitches before scoring Henry Gise from third (2-2, triple) on a fielder’s choice. DeVonte Church (1-2, run) later singled, swiped two bases, and raced home on the catcher’s throw to second to complete Naamans’ scoring. The solid win sets Naamans up to play Midway this Friday, 6:00. Naamans 9 Midway 3 In a contest that was much closer than the 9-3 score would indicate, Naamans plucky 8s outlasted a game Midway squad with strong pitching, a balanced offensive attack (11 hits from 9 players), and at times absurdly aggressive baserunning. Henry Gise notched another strong start, allowing three runs over 3 1/3 and striking out five, and with Naamans nursing a paltry 5-3 lead and baserunners in scoring position, turned the ball over to Ryan Driscoll who was unconscious, retiring all eight hitters he faced, seven by strike-out (indeed, the K's came in such rapid succession Naamans faithful could not make and hang the K cards fast enough). What defense there was, with all those strike-outs, was spearheaded by 1B Johnny Holahan, who channeled Spiderman in snaring a sure line drive triple in the second, two plays after recovering from another liner that took the first-sacker's glove completely off and scrambling to the bag for the out. Naamans jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first the old-fashioned way, as singles by table setters Noah Haines (1-3, 2 runs) and Christian Diamanty (2-3, 3 runs) were followed by a Gise's booming triple (2-3, run, 3 RBIs); Gise then scored on Driscoll's grounder. The door for Midway was uncomfortably ajar after Naamans managed only two over the next two innings, leaving the bases juiced both innings, but pulses returned to something closer to normal in the fourth as Naamans went the "manufactured" route to put two more on the board: DeVonte Church (1-2, run) singled, stole two bases, and scored on the catcher's overthrow to third (sound somewhat familiar?), and Robbie Farnan (1-2, run) singled, stole second, and scored on Jakob Flanagan's perfectly placed bunt. Naamans put together a mini-rally in the fifth, plating two more on three hits that included Quinn Cassidy's (1-2, run) monster double to left and Holahan's (1-2, RBI) run-scoring single. Naamans 5 Brandywine 3 The depth & age of the enmity between Naamans & Brandywine, which makes the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry look like a recent neighborly dispute, has been well-documented and helped form the backdrop for Naamans improbable, come-from-behind 5-3 win last night to keep Big Red comfortably in the winners' bracket. With an uncharacteristic predilection to kick the ball around (3 errors) and issue walks (six), Naamans spotted Brandywine to three runs over the first four innings, which could have easily been more were it not for clutch defensive plays including that by SS Quinn Cassidy who speared an absolute laser for out #2 in the third with the bases full and the infield drawn in. The play followed what appeared to be a standard 1-3 putout, but "blue" pulled out the obscure catcher's interference ruling, awarding the runner first base and causing Naamans' coaching staff to finish off the Rolaids. Notwithstanding that the meat of Naamans' order went down on six pitches and about 45 seconds in the bottom of the fourth, pitching & defense positioned the good guys for the comeback; for the game, Henry Gise, Ryan Driscoll and Johnny Holahan combined on a workmanlike, 8 K one-hitter. Said comeback was undertaken in dramatic fashion in the bottom of the fifth. With Naamans down 3-1, Johnny Holahan coaxed a walk from Brandywine's starter, the only one he issued, followed by Tommy Steiner's infield single. Austin Hernandez, sitting dead red, drove the first pitch into left to plate two; the fleet DeVonte Church then beat out an infield single, and Hernandez raced home with what turned out to be the game-winner on the throw. Robbie Farnan's clutch single plated Church for a much-needed insurance run. Naamans made the plays when they absolutely had to, with 3B Steiner, 2B Christian Diamanty and SS Cassidy each converting chances in the top of the last to squelch Brandywine's comeback bid. Naamans 12 Brandwine 2 (District Champions) The indomitable Naamans 8s completed their run of the tourney table last night by clubbing their way to a convincing 12-2 win against Brandywine, apparently deciding that going to the pool today sounded way better than driving to Newark to face Brandywine yet again. In the contest, Big Red executed to an eerily close degree their coaching staff's game plan (a 1-2-3 defensive top of the first followed by eight runs in the bottom half) by plating six in first, cranking out six line drive singles as part of an 11-hit attack for the game that included a 400' triple to left by Quinn Cassidy (2-2, 2 runs, 2 RBIs) who was evidently not crazy about taking one to the solar plexis in the previous at bat. Other members of the multi-hit club for Naamans included Ryan Driscoll (2-3, 2 runs, RBI), Henry Gise (2-2, 2 runs, 3 RBIs) and Tommy Steiner (2-2, 3 RBIs). Although the prospect of 8 year olds doing push-ups was perhaps horrifying to some Naamans moms, the effectiveness of thi s week's two-strike drill as manifested clearly in Naamans' minuscule strike out total of four against tough Brandywine hurlers Gavin Campbell and Austin Horstmyer was undeniable. Naamans pitching was its typically solid self, with Gise & Driscoll combining to hold Brandywine to two infield singles over five efficient frames. FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO THE HOST LEAGUE'S WEBSITE Newark National Little League |
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