Pearl River and W. Nyack were locked in a 1-0 pitchers dual into the 4th inning.  Connor Madigan pitched superbly, not allowing any hits over his 3 innings.  W. Nyack had a 5 run rally with 2 outs in the 4th to break open the game.  WN went on to slug 4 homeruns and advance to the winners bracket final vs Stony Point on Wed., July 11.  

July 6, 2007:  Pearl River, 7 - Suffern, 6
         The 12's won their second game in as many nights on Friday, July 6, outlasting Suffern in a classic ballgame, 7-6, in what had been a 1-1 pitchers duel through 4 innings.  Connor Madigan, who picked up the win in relief, hit a walk off double scoring Brendan Ryan to cap a 2 run rally in the bottom of the 6th inning to lead Pearl River to the win.  Shane Ocasal, Brendan Ryan and Matt McMorrow (2 hits and tying RBI) hit consecutive singles to lead off the bottom of the 6th inning setting the table for Madigan's game winner.

        Pitchers Jake Tedesco and Alex Fishberg of Suffern went stride for stride through 4 innings before Fishberg gave Suffern its first lead with a 2 run homerun in the 5th.  Mike McKee relieved Tedesco in the 5th and was very effective getting out of a 2 on and nobody out jam to hold the score at 3-1. 
       Madigan then belted a 2 run triple driving in Ryan and Matt McMorrow  and scored on a throwing error to give Pearl River a 4-3 lead.  Liam Flanagan then smoked a triple to rightcenter driving in Tedesco who had walked to give Pearl River a 5-3 lead.  However, Suffern roared back to take a 6-5 lead in the 6th before Madigan's game winning hit.  

        The Pearl River 12 year-old Majors All-Stars won their District 18 Tournament opener in impressive fashion.
        Liam Flanagan picked up the win with 4 hitless innings while striking out 6 batters in relief of Tyler Diercks who scattered 3 hits in 2+ innings.  Flanagan's first pitch in relief came with a man on first and was fielded by Brendan Ryan who stepped on first and fired to Connor Madigan to execute a force and tag double play.  Ryan also contributed a second stellar play in the 6th with a head long dive down the first base line on a foul pop.
        Madigan got the boys in blue on the scoreboard in the top of the 4th with a long 2 run homer to deep left.  The boys tacked on another run in the 4th on a wild pitch after back to back singles by Matt McMorrow and Austin O'Toole.
        O'Toole then capped the scoring in the top of the 6th with a opposite field solo homerun to right centerfield.