From beat reporter Justin Smith:

The Bombers were besieged by errors, pathetic at bats and a rain cloud they just couldn't shake. After an atrocious quarterfinals defeat,  the Bombers will return badder and better than ever next season for a deeper playoff run.  Although a tough loss is hard to take, the team can revel in knowing that they are collectively the best looking team in DCMSBL history, and most importantly, sons any mother would be proud to call her own.

The Bombers advanced in the MSBL playoffs by way of an 8-5 victory over the Brewers.  Jonathan Joseph pitched a complete game, allowing just one earned run while striking out four.  Roger Betts homered (5) for the fourth consecutive game while John Petch picked up 3 hits.  2B Justin Smith was a human vacuum in the field, displaying uncommon cat like quickness and incredible range in a web gem worthy defensive performance.

In the quarterfinals, the #5 Bombers face the #13 Hooters Baseball Club. 

After finishing in a tie for the division title in 2010, the Bombers came back even stronger in 2011.  While posting a 13-3 record, the Bombers finished 3 games clear of the trailing teams. 

 This is for you #2. 

The Bombers finished up 10-7-1 with another entry to the "A" division playoffs in 2007.  The season was highlighted by a team record 15 home runs and a solid .307 team batting average.  Individual highlights included over 50 innings pitched by Joel Haar, two regular players batting over .500 (Skeels & Smith), Max Eckert tying the single season HR record and some of the most acrobatic catches in team history by Dan Licinsky.

When the entire team was available it proved to be a strong squad.  Unfortunately, summer commitments and injuries bit us towards the end of the season and the Bombers struggled in the playoffs. 

MVP:  Dennick Skeels  (.531 Avg; 1.659 OPS; 3 HR; 10 RBI)

Cy Young:  Joel Haar  (5-4; 4.14 ERA; 38 K)

Gold Glove: Dan Licinsky  (.960 FPct)

Rookie of the Year: Max Eckert  (.343 Avg; 1.460 OPS; 6 HR; 14 RBI)