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Tuesday, July 28 2009 Senior League State Champions - West Point Little League
West Point Senior League had an exciting run through the State Tournament this year. They went 2-1 through Pool Play which was enough to get them into the semi-final round. They played Oconee County Little League in the semi-finals, winning 6-5 and earning their spot in the Championship Round - against Hart County Little League, the only team they had lost to during Pool Play. West Point beat Hart County 4-1 in the Championship Game to win the Georgia State Senior League Baseball Championship and a place in the Southeast Regional Tournament. West Point traveled to Ft. Myers, Florida for the Regional Tournament. See the box scores for the Southeast Regional Senior Baseball Tournament at www.littleleague.org.
West Point Senior Boys at Southeast Regional Tournament
West Point made a good run at the 2009 Southeast Regional Tournament in Viera/Suntree, Florida. Their first game was on Friday, August 7 against the Florida Champions. They lost to the Florida team 6 - 1. Saturday they played the host team from District 2 Florida. They won 2 - 1. Sunday they faced the North Carolina Champs and won 14 - 5. With a pool play record of 2-1, they made it to the Semi-Finals as the #2 team in Pool A. Monday, they played the Pool B #1 team, South Carolina. Unfortunately, they lost to the SC team 21 - 3, ending their chance of making it to the World Series. South Carolina played Florida in the Championship and won 5 - 4, and will represent the Southeast Region at the Senior Baseball World Series in Bangor, Maine, August 16 - 22. www.littleleague.org
Tuesday, July 14 2009 Big League State Champions - District 4 Little League
Back-to-Back State Champions! The District 4 Big League Baseball team became the 2009 Georgia State Champions Sunday afternoon which earned them a trip to the Southern Region Big League Baseball Tournament in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. During the Regional Tournament, the District 4 team lost to the Florida State Champions, lost to the Virginia State Champions and lost to the Florida District 21 Host team. In spite of the losses, the team played well. The 2009 All Star team represented players from all 6 spring teams. The level of play in the league is excellent and is validated with back-to-back State Championship titles. The fact that only 3 of the 16 All Star players were on high school rosters illustrates the fact that excellent ball players can and do find a quality place to play with the District 4 Big League program.
Registration for Sping Big League can be completed online at www.d4bigleague.com. For more information about District 4 Big League Baseball contact Linda North at 770-487-8081 or visit www.d4bigleague.com Monday, July 27 District 4 9/10 Baseball Champions - Peachtree City Little League Blue
Tuesday, August 18 2009 District 4 10/11 Baseball Champions - PTC Red
Tuesday, July 28 District 4 Little League Baseball Champions - Brooks Blue
Tuesday, July 28 District 4 Junior League Baseball Champions - West Point Little League
Tuesday, July 28 District 4 Senior League Baseball Champions - West Point Little League
Thursday, July 2 2009 District 4 Champions 9 and 10 Year Old Baseball: Peachtree City Blue 10 and 11 Year Old Baseball: Peachtree City Red 10 and 11 Year Old Softball: West Point Little League Little League Baseball: Brooks Blue Little League Little League Softball: West Point Little League Junior League Baseball: West Point Little League Senior League Baseball: West Point Little League Senior League Softball: West Point Little League Big League Baseball: District 4 Big League Thursday, July 2 2009 District 4 Special Games Champions Coach Pitch: Peachtree City Little League (Red Team) Champions Player Pitch: Peachtree City Little League Champions To order photos from the 7/8 Tournament, go to: http://kidzsportsphotography.com/2009GrantvilleTournament.html Thursday, July 2 2009 District 4 TOC Champions 7/8 Coach Pitch: Senoia Area Little League Champions Minor League: PTC National Little League Champions Major League: Brooks Area Little League Champions Junior League: Senoia Area Little League Champions Senior League: Brooks Area Little League Champions Go to Tournament News for Photos of the Champions! To order photos from the TOC, go to: http://kidzsportsphotography.com/2009TournamentOfChampions.html Thursday, June 11 7/8 Player Pitch Champions - Peachtree City American
In a field of 4 Player Pitch teams, the Peachtree City American team took home the 2009 Championship Pennant Wednesday night. Entering the Player Pitch tournament were: South Fulton, Brooks, Senoia and Peachtree City American. All games were well played and exciting. The Championship game between Peachtree City American and Senoia Red Sluggers was hard fought. The lead exchanged hands several times. The Senoia Sluggers tied the score in the bottom of the 5th inning, 9 - 9. The visiting Peachtree City team scored their 10th run in the top of the 6th inning. Coming to the plate in the bottom of the 6th, the Senoia Sluggers were not able to get that 10th run across the plate. Thursday, August 20 7/8 Coach Pitch Champions - Peachtree City
Saturday, July 5 District 4's Ed Hosey Unsung Hero Award Managers and coaches need to pay attention to the “pulse” of their team while they are preparing their team for games and during the games. You will be asked to identify one player on your team who embodies the character traits that Little League holds dear. This player may not be the best athlete on the team, but it will be someone who gives his/her all to the game. Think carefully about your choices – the honor will go to some very special people.
The Unsung Hero Award should be given to the player who was AWAYS ready, encouraged each player while playing the game, helped the coaches find the encouraging words for the players that were struggling and down and was always willing to help another player, coach or parent with whatever task needed to be completed. He did this with no need for praise…it was just the right thing to do. Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 9/10 Baseball - Brooks -
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 9/10 Baseball - PTC Blue - Will
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 9/10 Baseball - PTC Red - Skylar
Tuesday, July 28 Unsung Hero - 9/10 Baseball - PTC White -
Tuesday, July 28 Unsung Hero - 9/10 Baseball - Senoia - Trace
Tuesday, July 28 Unsung Hero - 9/10 Baseball - South Fulton - Deion
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 9/10 Baseball - Spalding American -
Tuesday, July 28 Unsung Hero - 9/10 Baseball - Spalding National - Drew
Tuesday, July 28 Unsung Hero - 9/10 Baseball - West Point - Dalton
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 10/11 Baseball - PTC Blue - Stone
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 10/11 Baseball - PTC Red - Jake
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 10/11 Baseball - Senoia - Alex
Friday, October 9 Unsung Hero - 11/12 Softball - West Point - Christalyn
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 11/12 Baseball - Brooks Blue - Caleb
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero 11/12 Baseball - Brooks Red - Logan
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero 11/12 Baseball - PTC Blue - Harry
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 11/12 Baseball - PTC White - Eric
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero 11/12 Baseball - South Coweta - Dylan
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 11/12 Baseball - South Fulton - Eric
Tuesday, August 18 Unsung Hero - 11/12 Baseball - Spalding American - P.J.
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - 11/12 Baseball - Spalding National - Ryan
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - 11/12 Baseball - West Point - Rye
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - Junior Baseball - Brooks - David
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - Junior Baseball - Peachtree City - Mike
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - Junior Baseball - Senoia - Malik
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - Junior Baseball - South Coweta - Trevor
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - Junior Baseball - Spalding - Keith
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - Junior Baseball - West Point - M.J.
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - Senior Baseball - Brooks - Brad
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - Senior Baseball - Senoia - Martin
Thursday, August 20 Unsung Hero - Senior Baseball - West Point - Jayson
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - Brooks - Jacob
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - Peachtree City American - Frazier
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - Senoia Black - Nate
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - Senoia Red - Mathew
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - South Coweta - Steven
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - South Fulton - Eduardo
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - Spalding Blue - Trey
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - Spalding Green - Jacob
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - Spalding White -
Thursday, June 11 Unsung Hero - 7/8 Baseball - Spalding Yellow -
2009 District 4 TOC Champions
District 4 Tournament of Champions 2009 TOC Host: Spalding County Little League 7/8 Year Olds: Senoia Area Little League Minor League: Peachtree City National Little League Major League: Brooks Area Little League Junior League: Senoia Area Little League Senior League: Brooks Area Little League
Honoring the Game
Take time to visit the web site of the Positive Coaching Alliance by clicking on the headline. It is a phenomenal program that was begun by Jim Thompson at California's Stanford University. It shows us how to be "Double Goal Coaches" and "Double Goal Parents."
How to Host a Tournament We have compiled a guide to help our leagues host a tournament, whether a District Tournament or a State Tournament. We hope this guide will make your jobs easier! Handout: How to Host a Tournament Friday, May 19 Recognizing Heat Illness District 4 Special Games and Tournaments will be played during the hot months of June and July. Everyone should be aware of the symptoms of various types of heat illnesses and should work to prevent their onset. Be sure children have plenty of cool liquids - water is best. Hydrate your athletes prior to games and practices, then continue providing liquids throughout the activity. For more information about the different types of heat illness, go to: http://www.littleleague.org/tournaments/2006data/heatandhumidity.pdf Saturday, December 29 Little League Helps Parents Obtain Birth Documents Little League Baseball and Softball, as another benefit to local league volunteers and parents, is offering a direct link from the Little League website: www.LittleLeague.org, to ChoicePoint’s VitalChek program in order to provide an express birth certificate service. Providing service in all 50 states, VitalChek is officially authorized by the United States government in agencies throughout the country to safely and conveniently provide a copy of your child’s birth certificate. Using VitalChek’s birth certificate services, parents can order a birth certificate on-line.
About VitalChek: If you, a parent, is in need of this service, click here for a link to VitalChek.
Fayette County Probate Court also has the capability of certifying most Georgia birth certificates, no matter what county of birth.
When requesting a certified copy of a birth certificate, a written request (forms available in the Probate Court) and a photo ID is required. The cost is $10 for the first certified copy and $5 for any additional copies (cash or check).
If requesting for someone else, only certain individuals can obtain the birth certificate.
For more information, call 770-716-4220. Monday, January 21 District 4 Champions 7/8 Special Games
9/10 Baseball
10/11 Baseball
Little League Baseball
Junior League Baseball
Senior League Baseball
Big League Baseball 9/10 Softball
10/11Softball
Little League Softball
Junior League Softball
Senior League Softball
Sunday, May 25 Thank you Resurgens Charitable Foundation!
Through a very generous donation from Resurgens Charitable Foundation, District 4 will be able to give every player on our 2008 7/8 Special Games teams a copy of David Kloser's Stepping Up to the Plate, 2nd Inning! Stepping Up to the Plate, 2nd Inning is a collection of interviews with Major League baseball players on topics such as: how to pick the type of people you want on your team, how to handle adversity, who are the people worthy of your respect, and how to create the building blocks to success - in any phase of life. Thank you Resurgens for caring about the children in our Little League organization. |
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