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Bernie
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Windsor, Canada
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Saturday, December 22
Junior Selects Presented with National Championship Rings
Saturday, June 28
Midget Selects 1-1 at Ontario Elimination Tournament
The Windsor Midget Selects have posted a 1-1 record at the Ontario Midget Elimination tournament. They defeated Waterloo 7-2 last evening and suffered a 6-4 loss to Mississauga North today. The Selects then drew a bye to the next round and will face Mississauga Majors tomorrow at 9:00 a.m.
Sunday, August 19
Celebration in Quebec City
The Windsor Junior Selects have captured the Gold Medal at the National Championships in Quebec City, defeating Quebec 8-2. Excellent pitching performances by both starter Matt Piccini and reliever Dane Little. After quickly falling behind, the Selects battled back scoring one run in the bottom of the 1st. Singles by Paul Lamantia, Alex Carducci, Josh Federico & Ryan Pierce in the 3rd tallied two more runs. With two out in the 4th, Paul Lamantia doubled & Kevin Mailloux hit a two run homer. Errors by the Quebec team in the bottom of the 6th allowed for three more Ontario runs. The Selects put together 10 hits in front of a crowd of 1500 fans. Kevin Mailloux was named top Defensive Player of the tournament. The Selects will be boarding the bus & heading home after the game, expecting to arrive back in Windsor late tomorrow morning.
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Quebec at Ontario
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| Piccini, Matt W |
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Sunday, November 25
Windsor Awarded 2008 & 2009 Senior Elimination Tournament
Windsor was awarded the 2008 & 2009 Ontario Senior Elimination Tournament. The 2008 winner will advance to the National Championship, August 21-24 in Brandon, Manitoba.
Sunday, February 17
COMING TO WINDSOR FOR A TOURNAMENT? STAY AT ST. CLAIR COLLEGE.
St. Clair College Residence & Conference Centre3995 Geraedts Dr., Windsor, ON N9G 2C3Phone: 519-966-1601 EX: 50506 Toll Free 1-877-225-8664 Fax: 519-966-9501We would be pleased to offer all guests a considerably discounted rate. Rate structure would be as follows**: 2008 - $74.95* (1 or 2 people)*10% tax applies per suite per evening + all rates are quoted in Canadian funds + rates are based on per suite per evening Six year old & smoke free facility· 204 suites (each suite has two separate bedrooms with double bed, Cable TV, telephone with complimentary local calling, Air-Conditioning, linens & free High Speed Internet access)· Every suite has a private 3 piece bathroom and kitchenette (refrigerator, microwave & dining area)· On-site complimentary parking & complimentary continental breakfast· Common areas available for meetings, gatherings, & equipment storage· On-site laundry facilities, vending machines, & patio with BBQ area· All major points of interest are easily accessible, including Caesar’s Casino Windsor & the Downtown entertainment district, which are approximately a 15 minute drive from our property· Access to all of St. Clair College’s facilities, including Olympic sized swimming poolReservations must be booked one month prior to tournament date in order to secure the above rates.
Sunday, August 12
Troy Jet Box Win NABF Regional
Troy Jet Box won six straight at the NABF Regionals in Springfield , Ohio and will now advance to the NABF World Championship. Adam Echlin of Amherstburg threw a 6-0 no hitter in the final against Virginia Fedlock.
Sunday, August 19
Troy Jet Box win NABF World Series held in Louisville, Kentucky
Jet Box went 5-1 to win the 2007 NABF Major World Series on Sunday, August 19 in Louisville, Kentucky.
Game 1: Jet Box 3 New Jersey 1, Game 2: Jet Box 4 Connecticut 1, Game 3: Delaware 9 Jet Box 7, Game 4: Jet Box 4 Louisville 3, Semi Final: Jet Box 5 Toledo 4, Championship Game: Jet Box 5 Pittsburgh 1
Adam Echlin was named MVP.
Monday, July 30
Tecumseh Captures Can-Am Championship
Tecumseh Thunder captured the 2007 Can-Am League Championship by defeating Troy Jet Box by a score of 8-6. Tecumseh broke a 2-2 tie by scoring five runs in the top of the 5th inning, to take a 7-2 lead. Jet Box countered with three runs in their bottom half of the inning, to close the gap to 7-5. Both teams scored a run in the 7th, with Troy leaving the bases loaded. Errors proved to be costly for Jet Box in this contest.
Tecumseh 8 8 1
Jet Box 6 7 6
Monday, August 6
Windsor Junior Selects Provincial Champions
The Windsor Junior Selects defeated Brantford 9-2 this afternoon, to earn the title of Ontario Provincial Champions. They will now advance to the Canadian Championships in Quebec City later this month. The Selects went a perfect 6-0 in the tournament, results as follows;
Selects 4 Whitby 2
Selects 4 Leaside 2
Selects 2 Mississauga S.W. 1
Selects 7 North York 6
Selects 9 High Park 1
Selects 9 Brantford 2
Mitch Delaney was named tournament MVP and Dean Little was named Best Picther.
At the Bantam Championships in Windsor, Tecumseh Thunder downed the undefeated Mississauga Tigers 7-6 to force a second game to determine the champion. Tecumseh went on to capture the Ontario Championship by defeating Mississauga 9-3.
The Windsor-Essex County region will now be represented by three local teams at the Bantam, Junior & Senior levels of the Canadian Championships, all to be held in Quebec City.
Sunday, July 15
Royals Advance to Canadian Championship
The Oshawa Royals will represent Ontario at the Canadian Senior Mens Championships after defeating the Tecumseh Thunder 8-3. Brett Backman threw a four hitter through six complete innings and reliever Shane Quinn closed out the seventh, giving up one hit.
The Canadian Championships will be held in Quebec City, Quebec in August. Congratulations to both teams for an outstanding tournament.
Box Score
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0 1 5 0 2 0 Oshawa
1 0 0 0 0 1 1 Tecumseh
R H E
8 10 4
3 5 3
Sunday, July 29
Bartell Perfect through Five
Windsor Chiefs Jordan Bartell pitched five perfect innings, striking out 13 of the 15 batters he faced as his team mates staked him to a 12-0 mercy rule win over Harrow.
Saturday, July 14
Round 6 Produces Two Excellent Games
Leaside downed the undefeated Oshawa Royals by a score of 3-1 to advance to tomorrow's semi-final against the Tecumseh Thunder. Tecumseh spotted the Windsor Stars three first inning runs and replied with two of their own in the bottom of the first. Tecumseh evened the score in the third inning on a wild pitch and the game remained tied until the bottom of the 7th, when Tecumseh scored the winning run with two out and a man on third on a fielding error.
Four teams now remain, all with a loss. Sunday at 10:00 a.m., Woodslee will face Oshawa at Soulliere Field and Tecumseh will square off against Leaside at Cullen Field. The two winners will advance to the sudden death championship game at 1:00 p.m. at Cullen Field.
Sunday, July 15
Oshawa & Tecumseh Advance to Final
Oshawa netted a 1-0 win over Woodslee to advance to the final game at the Ontario Senior Elimination Tournament. Pitchers Dave Anderson (Oshawa) and John Picco (Woodslee) both threw a two hitter.
In the other semi-final match-up, Tecumseh defeated Leaside 9-2.
The final game will commence at 1:20 p.m. at Cullen Field.
Saturday, July 14
Five Teams Remain At Senior Elimination
At the Ontario Senior Elimination tournament, five teams remain at this point. Tonight at 7:00 p.m., the Windsor Stars will take on the Tecumseh Thunder at Cullen Field while Leaside faces undefeated Oshawa at Soulliere field. Woodslee has drawn the bye into tomorrows sem-final.
Saturday, July 14
2007 OBA Senior Elimination Tournament Schedule & Results
Thursday, July 12
Round 1
GAME
1 Windsor A.A. 7 Milton 4
2 Oakville 0 Oshawa 6
3 Thornhill 3 Markham 5
4 Martingrove 1 Stoney Creek 7
5 Iderton 6 Newmarket 2
6 Tecumseh 16 Etobicoke 3 (Mercy)
7 Woodslee 2 St. Catharines 0
8 Erindale 4 East York 1
9 Windsor Stars 13 Leaside 1 (Mercy)
10 Burlington 4 Ajax 11
Friday, July 13
Round 2
11 Milton 5 Oakville 4
12 Thornhill 12 Martingrove 0
13 Newmarket 3 Etobicoke 4
14 St. Catharines 2 East York 3
*All losers have been eliminated.
15 Leaside 10 Burlington 1
16 Windsor A.A. 3 Oshawa 4
17 Markham 5 Stoney Creek 3
18 Iderton 1 Tecumseh 9
19 Woodslee 2 Erindale 3 ( 9 innings)
20 Windsor Stars 9 Ajax 1
ROUND 3 Loser of Games 11-12-13-14-15 have been eliminated
21 Milton 2 Thornhill 3
22 Etobicoke 3 East York 2
23 Leaside 3 Windsor A.A. 0
24 Stoney Creek 5 Iderton 2
25 Woodslee 6 Ajax 2
Winner of game 16 receives a bye
26 Markham 4 Tecumseh 5
27 Erindale 4 Windsor Stars 14
Sat., July 14
ROUND 4 Winners of Games 21 & 26 receive a bye
28 Etobicoke 4 Leaside 5
29 Stoney Creek 0 Woodslee 5
30 Markham 11 Erindale 10
31 Oshawa 10 Windsor Stars 8
ROUND 5 Winner of Game 28 receives a bye
32 Thornhill 1 Woodslee 5
33 Windsor Stars 9 Markham 5
34 Tecumseh 2 Oshawa 3
ROUND 6 Five teams remain, one undefeated
35 Windsor Stars 3 Tecumseh 4
36 Oshawa 1 Leaside 3
Woodslee receives a bye
Sun., July 15
ROUND 7 Three or four teams remain
37 Oshawa vs Woodslee 10:00 a.m. T.B.A.
38 Tecumseh vs Leaside 10:00 a.m. T.B.A.
ROUND 8
39 T.B.A. vs T.B.A. 1:00 p.m. Cullen Field
Sunday, July 1
Flint Halo-Foutch Captures 13th Annual Wiseman Tournament
Flint Halo Foutch captured their 5th championship of the 13 year old Rick Wiseman Memorial Tournament. They did it in fine fashion, overcoming a four run deficit in the semi-finals against the Windsor Stars, scoring 3 in the 4th & 1 in the 5th to notch the score at 4-4. The Stars took the lead in the 10th 5-4, only to have Flint score 2 runs in the bottom half of the inning for a 6-5 victory. In the final, trailing 5-0 against Troy, Flint scored 5 runs in the 6th and 2 in the 7th to post a 7-5 win.
Sunday, July 1
Minor Midget Selects 3-0 at the Firecracker Classic in Ypsilanti, Michigan
The Windsor Minor Midget Selects are 3-0 at the Firecracker Classic. They defeated the Hamilton Cobras on Saturday 4-0, and posted a pair of wins on Sunday, defeating the Cincinnati Bandits & Redford Michigan. A victory on Monday will move them into the semi-finals.
Saturday, June 16
Brilliant Pitching Effort
Ashish Patel tossed a 17 strikeout no-hitter to give the Mic-Mac team a 4-0 win over Tecumseh Rangers in the Mic-Mac League on Saturday evening.
Sunday, July 1
2007 Wiseman Tournament Schedule & Results
Group A: Windsor Stars, Mississauga North Tigers, Windsor Selects, Pontiac Parkers
Group B: Troy Jet Box, Etobicoke Rangers, Detroit Metro Tigers, Windsor A.A.
Group C: Tecumseh Thunder, Woodslee Orioles, Flint Halo-Foutch, Brampton Battlecats
Fri., June 29
Pontiac Parkers 0 Windsor Stars 11
Detroit Metro Tigers 4 Windsor A.A. 8
Flint Halo Foutch 1 Tecumseh Thunder 4 (9 innings)
Brampton 4 Woodslee 1
Mississauga North 6 Windsor Selects 8
Troy Jet Box 1 Etobicoke 0
Sat., June 30
Tecumseh Thunder 3 Brampton 0
Windsor Selects 2 Pontiac Parkers 1
Windsor Stars 14 Mississauga North 1
Windsor Stars 4 Windsor Selects 2
Mississauga North 5 Pontiac Parkers 14
Brampton 0 Flint Halo Foutch 7
Detroit Metro Tigers 2 Troy Jet Box 9
Etobicoke 10 Windsor A.A. 6
Flint Halo Foutch 3 Woodslee 1
Woodslee 5 Tecumseh Thunder 6 (9 innings)
Etobicoke 6 Detroit Metro Tigers 7
Windsor A.A. 1 Troy Jet Box 4
Sun., July 1
Tecumseh Thunder 1 Troy Jet Box 2
Windsor Dtars 5 Flint Halo Foutch 6 (10 innings)
CHAMPIONSHIP
Troy Jet Box 5 Flint Halo-Foutch 7
Sunday, June 10
Elimination Tournament Draw
The Elimination Tournament draw held to determine Ontario representatives at National Championships in Quebec City.
Entries Per Division
Pee Wee - 16
Bantam - 17 (To be held in Windsor - Riverside)
Midget - 17
Junior - 20
Senior - 20 (To be held in Windsor)
*Senior schedule to be posted at a later date.
Sunday, June 10
Local Players Taken in MLB Draft
Congratulations to Chris Dennis and Mitch Delaney on their MLB 2007 Draft Selections. All the best in your future endeavors.
Thursday, February 8
Sanford named Senior Manager of the Year
Keith Sanford, manager of the Windsor Stars Senior baseball club was named Manager of the Year by the Ontario Baseball Association. Also congratulations to Steve Carter on being named Pitcher of the Year and Bryan Dufour, Player of the Year. Both are members of the Windsor Stars.
Saturday, December 23
COMING EVENTS FOR 2007
Wiseman Tournament: June 29-30, July 1-2 Limited to 16 teams in increments of four, 4,8,12,16 - nothing in between.
Ontario Elimination Championship: Open to Canadian OBA affiliated senior teams. Winner to advance to national championship August 8 in Quebec City.
Can-Am Senior League: Open to American & Canadian senior teams. Schedule to commence early May. Contact Bernie Soulliere.
Greater Windsor Baseball 2007 Team Managers: Minor Midget Selects- Bob Marchand, 519-974-6047, Midget Selects - Jay Evans - 519-250-4052, Junior Selects - Al Bernacchi - 519-969-0950 CEL: 519-566-7227
Wednesday, January 18
PRAIRIE STICKS BAT COMPANY
Need Wood Bats for the upcoming 2006 Baseball season?
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For more information about our company and the products we offer come and check us out on the web at www.prairiesticks.com
To speak with me about an order or our team sponsorship program please feel free to contact me at j.kell@prairiesticks.com
Best Regards,
Jamie Kell
Sales Representative
Prairie Sticks bat Company, Inc.
(Member of the Tecumseh Thunder Senior Baseball Team)
Sunday, August 19
Celebration in Quebec City
The Windsor Junior Selects have won the Gold Medal at the National Championsips in Quebec City, defeating Quebec 8-2. With a combined pitching performance by starter Matt Piccini & Dane Little in relief. Further details to follow.
Saturday, August 22
STARS LOSE 2-0 TO NEW BRUNSWICK(2)
New Brunswick (2) scored two unearned runs in the 5th to defeat the Stars (2-2). Windsor only had one hit in the game a single by Dan Hansen. Jason Lauzon took the loss on a 5 hit performance. The Stars finished in a 3 way tie in their pool for second place.
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