Erindale Lions Little League: T-Ball/Baseball All-Star
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BOYS MINOR
DISTRICT 1 MINOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Minor Boys Tournament team lost two close games to Stoney Creek (6-5), and Oakville (11-10, in 8 innings) to bow out of the District 1 playdowns.
ERINDALE MINOR BOYS FINISH 2ND IN WINDSOR:
Game Summary:
The following round robin play resulted in Erindale placing 3rd out of 5 teams going into playoffs:
Erindale (12) vs Turtle Club (5) - Win
Erindale (2) vs Tecumseh (7) - Loss
Erindale (5) vs Ancaster (7) - Loss
Erindale (4) vs Windsor West (0) - Win
Playoff game:
Erindale (9) vs Ancaster (2) - Win
Championship Game:
Erindale (2) vs Tecumseh (12) - Loss
BOYS MAJOR
House League First Place Tournament in Stoney Creek
The Major Indians lost to Oakville Friday night 8 - 1, got rained out on Saturday and then beat Ancaster this afternoon 6 - 3. Next game is Fri. June 26th @ 8:30 pm in Stoney Creek.
DISTRICT 1 MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Round 1 July 17th, 2009 High Park Braves 10 vs. Erindale Lions 1
Round 2 July 18th, 2009 Oakville Whitecaps 10 vs. Erindale Lions 0
Round 3 July 19th, 2009 Ancaster Cardinals 10 vs. Erindale Lions 5
Round 4 July 20th, 2009 Erindale Lions 1 vs. Stoney Creek Blue Jays 2
Congratulations to the High Park Braves, 2009 District 1 Champions. Good luck in Pembroke
The Bantam AA Erindale Rangers competed in the Orillia July 31 to Aug 2 tournament and finished 3rd with an overall 4 & 1 win/lose record. The Rangers went undefeated in divisional play and advanced to the quarter final round. In the Quarter final game versus Uxbridge winning pitcher Shawn Silva lead his team to 10 – 0 victory. In the Semi-final game Beamsville was just too strong for the Erindale eliminated the Rangers,12 -2. Other notable player performances were made by Walker Lewis hitting a team high 9 for 12, Timothy Wong batting 7 for 9 and Curtis Petrie batting 7 for 12 and Shawn Silva finishing with a 2 - 0 pitching record.
The Bantam AA Erindale Rangers competed the MSBA tournament held in Mississauga, the weekend of August 7-9. The Rangers won their divisional play with a 3 – 0 record and advanced to a quarter final game versus the Twins White team. Starter and winning pitcher Jake Raczywolski pitched 4 strong innings to lead the Rangers to a 7 to 1 victory. The Semi-final game was a rematch with a division rival Mississauga Tiger team. The Rangers got an excellent pitching performance from their starter and winning pitcher Bryan Bhoop. Heading into the seventh inning with the score Ranger 3 Tigers 2….2 out and 2 men on base Jordyn Feeley hit a clutch 2 run double to give the Rangers a cushion they would need to win this game 5 to 3. Walker Lewis picked up the save pitching the final 3 innings for the victory. The Rangers lost in the final to the heavily favored and undefeated Mississauga Majors finishing up this tournament with a very respectable 5 wins 1 lose record. Other notable player performances were made by Jordyn Feeley hitting a team high 9 for 16, Walker Lewis hitting 8 for 16 and Jake Raczywolski finishing 2 - 0 pitching record.
Front Row: Left to right Jordyn Feeley, Walker Lewis, Shawn Silva, Steven Basso, Mark Wallace, Ryan D'Souza, Pratham Kalia Back Row:Cameron McCann, Coach John Silva, Bryan Bhoop, Jake Raczywolski, Curtis Petrie, Andy Cuthbert, Coach Mark Feeley Absent: Tim Wong, Coach Larry Wong.
Fri. Sep 3/ Erindale MBA Bantam AA are paricipating in the SOBA Provincials being held at Waterworks over the Labour day weekend. Their first game Friday night, was a 20-1 victory over North Bay.
Mon. Sep 5/ A one run loss to the Majors, by a 6-5 score, led to another one run loss to Collingwood, 7-6, ending the Bantam AA season. See the tryout information below for the 2010 Minor Midget COBA AAA team.
See the following stories from the Mississauga News online:
Sudden end to summer for Rangers
Rangers eye Majors in playoffs
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Friday, June 19
T-Ball
T-Ball All-Star
ERINDALE T-BALL FINISH 2ND IN ANCASTER:
The Erindale T-Ball team finished a strong 2nd in the Division A pool at the Ancaster World T-Ball Tournament, held over the holiday weekend. Overcoming a slow start that saw the team lose it's first three games, they had a stong finish, winning two of their last three, to earn a spot in the final, against Ancaster B, who beat Erindale for the third time in the tournament. Congrats to the team
for a great finish.
