The ATLL 9-10 American League All Stars won their first tournament game on Saturday with an impressive offensive hitting barrage over the Middletown Little League All Stars. The Americans only trailed early in the second 3-1 before posting 6 runs in the top of the second, and never looking back on their way to a 25-10 victory.

Their next opponent East Hamilton Blue withdrew from the tournament allowing the American their second win by forfeit. The team celebrated their win with a four inning scrimmage.

Next opponent is the Hamilton West All Stars "A" Team on Tuesday Night at 8:15

The ATLL Lightning defeated Loveland L.L. Monday evening 6-1 to advance.

Only three teams remain alive in the tournament.

Next game is Wednesday evening at Juilfs #1 (Brenamen Field) versus either Hamilton East or Hamilton West.

After a close game (0-1 vs. Warren County) on Saturday , July 12th, the 9/10 Nationals lost to the Loveland Americans Monday, July 14th to end their tournament bid.

The Lightning, ATLL's 10-11 All-Star team, lost their first game to Hamilton - West on Saturday in the Ohio District 9 Tournament, but defeated Warren County L.L. on Sunday afternoon, 5-4, on the strength of a bottom of the sixth rally. Kyle Greulach pitched 5+ innings of solid baseball, followed by Connor Lambert who closed the door in the top of the sixth. Outstanding defensive efforts were put in by Peter Aguilera behind the plate and Zach Von Holle at second base. Richard Wendel scored two of the Lightning's runs on the day, and Cole Litterski scampered home from third on Lambert's single through the left side of the infield for the victory.

The Lightning next plays Loveland L.L. Monday the 14th, at 6:30 p.m. at Juilfs #1 (Brennamen Field). Four teams remain alive in the tournament: ATLL, Loveland L.L., Hamilton - West, and Hamilton - East. Come out and support ATLL Baseball!

The ATLL Juniors lost to New Miami on Sunday, July 13th. The team got off to a rough start and could not recover from a big first inning for New Miami. The kids played hard, did not give up, thought the tournament was fun, and had a baseball experience they'll remember for a long time.

The Majors All-Stars finished the district tourney in 2nd place this year to West Side Hamilton. Final score in the championship game on Saturday, July 12th was 1-5.

Congratulations to the following teams for finishing with the best regular season records in their respective divisions!

Anderson Township Little League, Inc. (ATLL) is an all-volunteer official Little League Baseball Program and is part of the Ohio District 9 National Little League Charter serving Anderson Township, Mt. Washington, Newtown and Pierce Township. ATLL is celebrating its 10th year and has grown to become the largest Little League in Southwest Ohio with close to 800 players playing on 64 teams. The organization was founded to develop the skills of each player while creating a positive environment in which to play baseball and enjoy America’s favorite pastime.