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Welcome Home Welcome to the home of New York State's District 14 Little League. District 14 serves the northeastern portion of Albany County as well as the western portion of central and southern Rensselaer County. The district is currently composed of 11 leagues serving several thousand players. 2009 10-11A State Tournament (Final 6) Update Stony Point defeated District 14's East Greenbush-Castleton team in their first 'Pool A' game on Saturday 3-0. EGC then defeated Auburn on Sunday 8-1 completing their pool play with a 1-1 record. Stony Point, East Greenbush and Auburn finished pool play today, 2-0, 1-1 and 0-2 respectively. East Greenbush will now meet Merrick/North Merrick on August 11 in a semi-final game with the winner moving on to the State Championship game on Wednesday against the winner of tomorrow's Stoney Point vs South Shore National semi-final game. More to follow. 2009 11-12A Section 3 Update Cohoes Little League 11/12 year olds are the first District 14 team to win a game in the new revamped Section 3 tournament with their 6-4 victory over Scotia-Glenville last night at the Twin Town Little League facility. More to follow. 2009 10-11A Section 3 Update
2009 9-10A Section 3 Update East Greenbush-Castleton Little League beat Hudson Little League in East Greenbush today by a single run in the bottom of the 6th inning to end the game at 6-5. The EGCLL 9-10's made their final pool play apperance on Monday, August 3rd, against Colonial Little League on the road with another win, 17-0, sending them on to the cross-over game against Pine Bush American. The EGC team finally came up short, 7-1, against Pine Bush ending a stellar post season tournament run. Congratulations to all the players and coaching staff for their winning season and hard work. 2009 Section 3 Tournament Brackets The section 3* schedules for this season have been released as follows:
2009 11-12A Section 3 Tournament *Note: The New York State Association of District Administrators voted in 2008 to expand the 4 sections in the state to 6 sections for the 2009 LLB season. (District 14 had previously been associated with Section 2 until that time.) The move is expected to allow another 300 children to participate in section play. 2009 11-12A District 14 Tournament
Ben Beaury kicked off a rally with a hard hit double that bounced off the right centerfield wall, then Kevin Napier followed with a single. And, it was A.J. Cioffi’s three-run home run in the bottom of the fourth inning and Kevin Napier’s excellent pitching that propelled the victory for Cohoes. East Greenbush-Castleton’s Zack DeThomas led off the sixth inning with a home run over the center field wall to bring the score to 3-1. HATS OFF to all players on both teams for having such a great season to bring them to this game and then for playing such a great Championship Game as both of them did! And, lest we not forget the Managers and Coaches for both teams on the great job they did with the children all season! Everyone one involved with both teams, Parents, Managers, Coachers and Spectators, also deserve a big “Thank You” for your continued support throughout the year!! Lansingburgh -The coaches would like to say Congratulations to the kids for your 2nd place finish in the Round Robin tournament - GREAT JOB GUYS!! We would also like to thank the players and the parents for their dedication this season. This is a special group of kids and they proved it with their play in both tournaments. We were beaten badly a few times but that never took our drive away. Each game we came out on the field ready to play no matter who the opponent. We played as a team and it pulled us thru some tight games in the round robin. The game with Brunswick at their field was a huge win for us and put us in the Championship Game. I wish all the players Good Luck wherever they play next year. I feel privileged to have coached you guys. Remember work hard, set goals and it can be achieved!! (Chuck Burkhart, Coach) 2009 10-11A District 14 Tournament
2009 9/10A District 14 Tournament
Twin Town American put together a successful run in the District 14 Championship Tournament in 2009 with all members contributing to the teams success. With a final record of 7-2, Twin Town American outscored its opponents 78-32 in the nine games played. Highlights included throwing 2 No-Hitters, turning 2 double plays in one game and scoring 9 runs in the 1st inning twice. Throughout the Tournament it was amazing how well the kids worked together and kept a positive attitude to reach the Championship game. It was truly a privilege and honor to coach these young men. (Steven Allard, Manager) Brunswick - I would like to say Im proud of them for all the hard work they put in to get this far. Great job boys. (Lance Maxon, Manager) Additional narrative for the District 14 9/10A Tournament will be posted shortly.
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