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Friday, July 11 RCNLL Juniors Win 13-14 Tourney The Redwood City National Juniors defeated Half Moon Bay 6 to 1 to win the District 52 Juniors Tournament. Brian Clifford threw 93 pitches in six innings to put RCN in position to win. HMB got several runners, but Brian managed to keep them from getting any key rbi hits. Brian scored the first run of the game by singling, stealing second and scoring on an Anthony Hillerby single. Anthony tripled in a run in the third and scored on a wild pitch. Josue Lopez waled in the sixth and scored on Gabe Naverette's single to left. Nick Gasparini closed out the seventh on the mound for RCN to seal the win and start the victory celebration for Nationals.
Friday, July 11 RCNLL wins Seniors All-Star Tournament Winning two elimination games against Redwood City American, RCNLL captured the Senior's All-Star Tournament Title. Erik Baxter excelled on the mound with an assosrtment of off speed pitches to highlight the 7 to 2 championship victory Thursday after a 9 to 5 win on Wednesday. Alex Kinder did a great job behind the dish during the tournament and drove in the first run of the game on Thursday. Kinder singled in another run in the third. RWC American tallied in run in the fourth, but National added two in the top of the sixth that included Kinder's third RBI of the night. Thursday, June 5 Fall Ball Redwood City National is organizing Fall Ball teams for September 2008. The Fall Ball season starts after Labor Day and plays on Saturdays until November. Please watch for more details at the picnic. Please e-mail RWCSammons@aol.com if you have an interested player, COACH, or SPONSOR. A flyer is available in the Handouts section.
Handout: Fall Ball 2008 Saturday, June 28 Majors Win The RCNLL 12 Year old Majors All-Stars battered Pacifica 14 to 1 in their second game. Jeremi McIntryre bashed two grandslams and Casey McDonald added a homer for RCN. Majors All-Stars fall to San Mateo American The RCNLL 12 year old Majors battled the San Mateo American All-Stars at Hoover Park before falling 13 to 3. Eli Duggan slugged a deep homerun to centerfield and Mikey Taylor doubled off the leftfield fence for RCNLL, but the SM American bats pounded several deep flys against the RCNLL pitchers.
Sunday, June 22 AAA All-Stars fall in Title game The RCNLL AAA All-Stars played a great game in the AAA Championship Tuesday June 24th at SeaCloud Park in Foster City before falling to Hillsborough 7 to 4. Ericc Langi smashed a homerun for RCN. The boys did a great job throughout the tournament. The AAA All-Stars came to hit Monday night and battered their way to a 13 to 9 victory against Foster City. Tyler Ikeda was 3/3 with 2 doubles; while Will Jordan, Blake Carbonneau, Jackson Barrett, Jaime Kruger, Jonah Walker, Anthony Kastelic, Ryan Miller and Garrett Matsuda all added two hits. Anthonny Kastelic did a great job pitching and Will Jordan closed out the game. The RCNLL AAA All-Stars won their second tournament game against RWC Highlanders 12 to 2. Evan McDonough pitched four spectacular innings for RCN. Will Jordan, Jonah Walker, Ryan Miller, Ericc Langi and Tyler Ikeda each had two hits and played good defense. The next game is Monday against Foster City at 5:45. The Redwood City National AAA All-Stars opened their Tournament with a thrilling 6 to 5 extra inning victory over Alpine/West Menlo. Jaime Kruger drilled an rbi single to score Harry Patino with the winning run in the top of the 7th. Christian Anagnostou closed out the bottom of the 7th that included a game ending double play by Will Jordan, Jaime Kruger and Jackson Barrett. Jackson Barrett and Garrett Matsuda also pitched well for Redwood City. Harry Patino had earlier drilled a 3 rbi double for RWC. Congratulations to the following AAA players who were selected to the 2008 All-Star team. The District 52 Tournament will be in Foster City starting Saturday June 21st. Redwood City National opens with Alpine/Menlo Atheron at 9:00am. 2008 AAA Super Bowl Team: Parker Pools Christian Anagnostou, Jamie Kruger Barrett Insurance Jackson Barrett, Blake Carbonneau, Will Jordan, Jonah Walker ReMax Anthony Kastelic, Harry Patino Max's Eric Langi, Ryan Miller Paul Hastings Evan McDonough Western Allied Garrett Matsuda, Tyler Ikeda
Thursday, July 3 Hillsborough eliminates RCN 10's Hillsborough came out swinging and elimated 11 to 1 at Belmont Sports Complex. AJ Hamer and Alexi Sigona had hits for RCNLL and Ben Simon drove in the RCN run. Alexi and Ben did their best on the mound. The team played well through most of the four games. Jeff and Robbie did a great job coaching the boys. Knapp masterpiece beats San Mateo Amerian Brian Knapp pitched a 73 pitch complete game masterpiece to help RCNLL defeat San Mateo American 4 to 2. Striking out four and allowing only 3 hits and 2 walks, Brian was helped by some great infield defense by Nate Loveless, AJ Hamer and Alexi Sigona. AJ also lead off the game with an infield single and scored the first run. Blake Cudworth, AJ and Alexi had hits in the 2nd to plate three more runs. SM also contributed 6 walks. The next game is Sunday July 6th at 3:30 against Hillsborough. 10 Year olds fall to San Mateo National The RCNLL 10 Year old All-Stars played a great game, but fell to outstanding San Mateo pitching 5 to 2. Alexi Sigona, Brian Knapp, AJ Hamer and Ben Simon had hits for RCNLL, but the two San Mateo pitchers were able to get key outs when necessary. Ben Simon, Jimmy Wohrer, Nate Loveless and AJ Hamer pitched well for RCN. Jimmy and Ryan Voltattornia made fine catches in the outfield. The next game is Sat July 5th at 4:30 at the Belmont Sports Complex. 10 Year Old's Beat HMB The RCNLL 10 year old All-Stars beat a tough HMB team 4 to 2 at the Belmont Sports Complex. Brian Knapp and Alexi Sigona were outstanding on the mound for RCN. Nate Loveless had an rbi single, Christian Yee-Yanag***a had an rbi single down the thirdbaseline, and Alexi had a homerun to leftcenter to pace RCN. Jimmy Wohrer, Brian Knapp and Ben Simon added singles for RCN. The infield defense of Scudder Stockwell, Alexi, Brian, Toren Fronsdale and Nate was solid. Brian made a nice play to catcher Ben Simon to prevent a HMB run. Ryan Voltattorni made a nice catch in RF to help keep HMB from threatening in the sixth.
Saturday, June 21 Majors SuperBowl Falls Playing at the unforgiving Martens South Field, the RCNLL Majors Super Bowl team jumped to a 5 to 0 lead before a barrage of hr's lead San Mateo American to a 16 to 6 victory. Jacob Weller and Alex Simon had three hits each; while Gonzolo Rodriguez pounded a loud single off the rightcenterfield fence. SMA got a seemingly harmless fly to right squeek over the fence in the 2nd before pounding three deep flys over the second fence in center in the third. The Redwood City team battled throughout the game should be commended for their efforts. Coulter Gonzolo Rodriquez, Will Davenport OK Lumber Jacob Weller Pete's Harbor Michael Thompson, Johnny Montellano, Jonathan Morrow Shelll Adam Kellogg, Will Schneider, Alex Simon Donut King Josh Gabriel, Evan Gentry Woodside Deli Thomas Walrod Sunday, June 15 Donut King wins City Majors Tournament Saturday, June 28 Big League loses in Fremont Despite a homerun by Tyler Anthony, the RCNLL Big League team lost in the sectional playoffs to District 45 8 to 5. Jordan Bard had a two out two rbi single to give RCNLL an early 3-0 lead, but District 45 benefited from some tough defensive plays to take the lead.
Sunday, June 15 Western Allied 2nd in City AAA Tournament Western Allied lost a hard fought 9 to 7 game to Harry's Hofbrau to finish 2nd in the Redwood City City AAA Tournament. Joe Arsan was terrific for Harry's, while Tyler Ikeda smasked two hits for Western Allied. Second Round At Kennedy, Barrett Insurance and Harry's Hofbrau battled in one semi-final. After a three run first, with doubles by Will Jordan and Blake Carbonneau and single by Jackson Barrett and Jonah Walker and a 15 strike, 3 strike out Blake Caronneau performance in the 1st, Barrett looked unbeatable. Unfortunately, the Barrett pitchers struggled to find the strike zone in the 2nd an allowed 11 unearned runs. The Barrett boys were stopped on offense by several impressive defensive plays by Harry's defense and Harry's ended with an 11 to 3 victory. At Kiwanis, Western Allied met the Indians in the other semi-final. Western Allied scored four runs in the top of the first on long doubles by Tyler Ikeda and Ben Simon. Ben Simon made sure Western Allied made the finals by pitching a complete game 16 strikeout masterpiece. The Indians got one hit; their only baserunner was thrown out at home trying a delayed steal. Western Allied added on more run for a 5 to 0 victory. First Round At Kiwanis, Barrett Insurance dominated Highlanders # 3 18 to 3. Blake Carbonneau, Blake Cudworth and Jackson Barrett combined on the mound and the Barrett bats were blazing in the win. At Taft, Remax took on the Indians (American # 1) and start off hot getting five runs in the first inning. They maintained a 6 to 2 lead until one of the American boys smashed a grand slam. The Indians prevailed in the end 9 to 6. At Selby Lane, Western Allied took on McGraw (Highlanders # 1) McGraw jumped to 4 to 0 and 7 to 1 leads before Western Allied got key hits from Tyler Ikeda and Caylen Tronson to come all the way back for an 8 to 7 win. The pitching of Garrett Matsuda, Garrett Marcan and Ben Simon limited McGraw to one hit. Thursday, June 5 2008 Picnic is almost here.
Redwood City National Little LeagueAnnual Picnic and Awards Sunday June 22, 2008 - 9am – 4pmKiwanis and Mitchell Fields – Myrtle and Madison Streets Remember to bring a blanket or chairs so you can enjoy your picnic lunch.
We are also asking that you bring a dish (enough for 10 people) to share for our BBQ lunch as follows: Minor AAA, Minors AA, Juniors & Seniors DESSERTS T-Ball, Minors A & Majors SALAD OR SIDE DISH
Please bring food to tent area by 11am and remember to mark your containers and utensils if you need them back. We have planned a great picnic day for our league and hope everyone can attend. Please remember that all trophies including T-Ball, Minors A and Minors AA teams will be awarded at the Picnic. Although we can do a lot of planning, we need your help to make this happen and keep it fun for all, please e-mail rwcsammons@aol.com if you can assist in any part of the day from setup to cleanup.
Schedule of Activities
9am Picnic Opens Minor AA Super Star Game at Kiwanis Field (3 innings)
10:30am Manager and coach softball game T-ball, A, Juniors vs AAA Maj
11:00am Bounce House Drinks and Snacks & lunch tickets on sale 50/50 Raffle Tickets go on sale
Pool Opens from 11am – 2pm
12:00 Noon BBQ Lunch service begins with free lunch including meat, sides, dessert & drink for players, managers & coaches. All others cost $3.00 (lunch served 12pm – 1:30) everyone must have a ticket to be served lunch.
2:oo pm Awards and Trophies
4:00pm Clean up begins, please stick around and help WE NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR SET-UP, FOOD SERVICE AND CLEAN UP.At least 2 per teamPLEASE e-mail: rwcsammons@aol.com
We will also have our Board Election at the picnic. If you are interested in becoming a Board Member please e-mail Scott Sammons rwcsammons@aol.com
Sunday, June 1 Donut King wins RCNLL Majors Title Congratulations to Donut King for clinching first place and the top seed in the City Tournament. What a great season when five teams have double digit wins and are still in competition for the City Tournament going into the last week of the season. Thank you for a great job of coaching to all the Managers and Coaches. Majors Standings as of June 4, 2008 Donut King 18 3 Roosevelt Shell 14 8 Woodside Deli 13 9 OK Lumber 11 11 Coulter Construction 10 12 Pete's Harbor 4 18 June 2nd Donut King defeated OK Lumber 13 to 1. Eli Dugan hit a 2 run homer that almost hit Roosevelt School. Dk hat 16 hits and Garan Magnes made his mound debut. Woodside Deli defeated Pete's 9 to 7. Jackson Brown hit a monster triple, while Jeremy McIntyre smacked a "bye-bye baby" over the leftcenterfield fence. AJ Hamer almost hit for the cycle wiht 2 singles, a double and a triple. Deli lead 9 to 4 going into the top of the sixth, but Pete's scored three times and left the bases loaded at game's end. Roosevelt Shell defeated Coulter 4 to 1. Casey McDonald pitched well and Logan Wolf escaped a bases loaded no out situation in the bottom of the sixth. Zach Tournquist was magnificent for Coulter. May 31st OK Lumber defeated Pete's 10 to 0 Donut King defeated Coulter 7 to 5 May 29th Coulter defeated Woodside Deli 7 to 2 Donut King beat Pete's 5 to 2 Matt Jenkins and Eli Dugan hit back-to-back homeruns. OK Lumber defeated Roosevelt Shell 4 to 1. Drew Tweedy comes within one hitter of a complete game. May27th OK Lumber defeats Woodside Deli 15 to 8 despite a monsterous homerun by Thomas Walrod. Coulter beat Pete's 9 to 6. Roosevelt Shell defeated Donut King 7 to 3. Dylan Anderson smacks a long homerun, but Casey McDonald and Logan Wolf contain the DK bats for the win. May 23rd Woodside Deli defeated Shell 6 to 5. Jarrett Crowell smacks a long homerun over the centerfield fence at Kiwanis. May 21st Coulter defeated OK Lumber 9 to 3 Roosevelt Shell defeated Pete's 11 to 1. Jeremy McIntyre and Alexii Sigona pitch well, but Shell breaks out in the 5th. Tommy Lopiparo and Casey McDonald keep Pete's bats in check. Woodside Deli defeated Donut King 5 to 1. Superb pitching by Jarrett Crowell and Brian Knapp holds DK to 3 hits. May 19th Coulter defeated Shell 8 to 1. Mikey Taylor was awesome with a complete game 4 hitter. Zach Tournquist had two hits for Coulter. Logan Wolf pitched well and had two hits for Shell. Donut King beat OK Lumber 5 to 2. Woodside Deli defeated Pete's 9 to 3. May 17th Shell defeated OK Lumber 15 to 10. Alex Cesarez hit another homerun. Donut King defeated Pete's 12 to 8. Woodside Deli beat Coulter 6 to 2. May 13th Eli Duggan crushed a 3 run HR as Donut King defeated Coulter 4 to 2. Matt Jenkins struck out 11 and allowed only 1 hit in 4 2/3 innings. Kenny Belanger sealed the win on the mound for Donut King. Liam Clifford and Drew Tweedy combined for a one hitter. Clifford also smacked a two run homer out of Kiwanis in OK's win against Pete's. Shell defeated Woodside Deli 11 to 3. Alex Vale hit his first homerun for Deli and Hank Wilkerson had two doubles. Nate Loveless, Logan Wolf, Justin Caruna and Tyler Ruso all had two hits for Shell. May 7th Ok Lumber defeated Coulter 12 to 8. Drew Tweedy closed the game's final 2 1/3 innings wiht only 23 pitches. Donut King defeated Woodside Deli 12 to 1. Matt Jenkins crushed a grand slam. Ian Rodoni turned in a double play at shortstop and pitched a scoreless inning in his first mound appearance of the year. Roosevelt Shell defeated Pete's 15 to 1. Tommy Lopiparo, Logan Wolf and Casey McDonald shut down Pete's hitters. Alex Simon's groundrule double in the 4th game Shell a 3 to 1 lead before they added 12 runs in the last two innings. Ben Sehl doubled and scored for Pete's. Matt Jenkins pitched 3 strong innings. May 6th OK give Donut King it's first loss 8 to 7. There were seven lead changes. DK takes a 7 to 5 lead in the top of the 7th, but Liam Clifford smashes a two run double to the fence to plate the game winner. Woodside Deli defeated Pete's Harbor 10 to 3. Nick Maffei is superb in relief. He throws 3+ scoreless innings on only 27 pitches. Roosevelt Shell defeats Coulter 12 to 5. Justin Caruna belts his first HR of the year at Mitchell. May 4th Donut King defeats SCD 9 to 3. Josh Gabriel has a perfect bunt in the 2nd to score the tying run and start DK to the win. Woodside Deli defeats Goetz Brothers 8 to 3. Tom Walrod smashes his first HR of the year out of Kiwanis to the top of the screen at Mitchell. Roosevelt Shell beats the American Giants 6 to 2. Casey McDonald and Alex Simon stop the Giant's bats. Nate Loveless smashes a long HR at Taft.
May 1st Woodside Deli defeats Coulter 7 to 5. Mitchell Hickman closes out the game on the mound for Deli. Spencer Stuckey smashed a monster HR for Coulter.
April 29th Donut King defeats Shell 6 to 4. 8 players have hits for DK. Eli Dugan and Dylan Anderson slut homeruns. Matt Jenkins and Casey McDonald pitched well for each team. Woodside Deli defeats OK Lumber 9 to 8. A perfectly laid down bunt by Alex Vail with the bases loaded scores the tying run. Dalton Hurst lashes a two-run single to solidify the win. April 26th OK Lumber pitchers Drew Tweedy and Chris Starr combine for a perfect game against Goetz Brothers. Woodside Deli loses to CMI 4 to 3. A furious 3 run rally in the top of the 6th falls just short.
April 17th Roosevelt Shell defeated Woodside Deli 9 to 3. Logan Wolf was outstanding throwing 84 pitches in a complete game. Jarrett Crowell allowed only four runs and five hits in his 5 2/3 innings. Alex Cesarez blasted a grand slam over the leftfield wall against a Deli reliever. April 15th Roosevelt Shell defeated Pete's Harbor 17 to 6. Casey McDonald and Tyler Ruso had two hits for Shell, while Alex Simon scored three times. Jeremy McIntyre had a long home run for Pete's. Donut King defeated Woodside Deli, powered by a grand slam by Matt Jenkins. Woodside Deli defeated Pete's Harbor 15 to 1. Brian Knapp went the distance for Deli and Jarrett Crowell belted a two-run homer. Donut King defeated OK Lumber 7 to 4 behind strong pitching from Eli Duggan, Kenny Belanger and Matt Jenkins. Chris Starr was outstanding for OK Lumber, with Chris Ortiz finishing the game on the mound for OK. Roosevelt Shell defeated Coulter Construction 5 to 4 with a dramatic four run rally in the bottom of the sixth. Tommy Lopiparo single to right scored the game winner. Will Schneider, Carson Parodi, Alex Simon and Tyler Ruso also had hits in the inning. Casey McDonald's rbi double plated the first Shell run. Zach Tournquist and Mikey Taylor pitched well for Coulter. Emma Wangsness and Spencer Stuckey had hits for Coulter.
Roosevelt Shell defeated OK Lumber 14 to 4. Donut King won a great game against Pete's 3 to 1 and Coulter defeated Woodside 7 to 3 in the second day of Majors games. Great job guys.
Pete's Harbor came back in dramatic fashion, scoring 9 runs in the bottom of the 6th to win 11 to 10. It was Carson Predovich who started off the inning with a base hit, and Chris Hunter's game winning walk off triple to end the game. Donut King overcame four Shell homeruns (Casey McDonald-2, Will Schneider and Alex Cesarez) with a balanced offense and good pitching by Matt Jenkins and Eli Duggan to win 17 to 7.
Wednesday, June 4 Barrett Insurance wins AAA Title Barrett Insurance took and early lead and held on to defeat ReMax in the AAA Title game on June 5th at at Roosevelt. Barrett had forced the "if" game by scoring a come from behind 9 to 8 win on Tuesday night. Congratulations to both teams on a great season. All the players, coaches and managers should be commended on a good season and a great AAA Tournament. There were many outstanding games as the results below show. Thursday June 5th Barrett Insurance defeated Remax 16 to 8. Wednesday June 4th Paul Hastings defeated Western Allied 12 to 7 Tuesday June 3rd Barrett Insurance defeated ReMax 9 to 8 Monday June 2nd Paul Hasting's defeated Parker Pool's 11- 3 Sunday June 1st Barrett Ins defeated Western Allied 3 to 2 Sat May 31st Parker Pools defeated Max's 15 to 8 Friday May 30th Barrett Ins defeated Paul Hastings 15 to 0 Paul Hastings beat Parker Pools 13 to 12 Remax defeated Western Allied 6 to 5 Barrett Insurance defeated Max's 9 to 8 Remax defeated Parker Pool 4 to 3 (8 innings) Western Allied beat Paul Hastings 7 to 5 Parker Pools defeated Max's 16 to 13 Western Allied defeated Barrett Ins 6 to 4 Wednesday, February 20 PHOTO DAY SCHEDULE March 15, 2008 Photo Day for Redwood City National will be March 15, 2008 at Red Morton.
8:45 am Juniors Anderson's 8:55 am Juniors Optimist Club 9:05 am Juniors San Mateo Credit Union 9:15 am Majors Coulter Construction 9:25 am Majors Donut King 9:35 am Majors OK Lumber 9:45 am Majors Pete's Harbor 9:55 am Majors Roosevelt Shell 10:05 am Majors Woodside Deli 10:15 am Redwood City National Board 10:20 am T Ball B Metal Fabrication 10:30 am T Ball Craft Electric 10:35 am T Ball Five Points Tire 10:45 am T Ball Goetz Brothers 10:55 am T Ball Lewis Carpet Cleaners 11:00 am T Ball Optimist Club 11:10 am T Ball State Senator Joe Smitian 11:20 am T Ball Tech Capital 11:25 am Minors A Broadway Mechanical 11:35 am Minors A Dr Steven Howard 11:45 am Minors A Prima Deli 11:50 am Minors A SIA 12:00 noon Minors A TDA 12:25 pm Minors AA Bevilacqua & Sons 12:35 pm Minors AA Edward Jones Investments 12:40 pm Minors AA Lewis Carpet Cleaners 12:50 pm Minors AA Malibu Grand Prix 1:00 pm Minors AA Mike Feldman Roofing 1:05 pm Minors AA MJ Mechanical 1:15 pm Minors AA Pearl Law Group 1:25 pm Minors AA SDI Plumbing 1:30 pm Minors AAA Barrett Insurance Services 1:40 pm Minors AAA Max's Restaurant 1:50 pm Minors AAA Parker Pools 1:50 pm Minors AAA Paul Hastings 2:00 pm Minors AAA ReMax/Pioneer 2:15 pm Minors AAA Western Allied Pleas have your teams arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled time with SMILES and completed order envelopes.
Friday, January 18 TRYOUTS It is baseball season. Tryouts are Saturday January 26th. 9 year olds Kiwanis/Mitchell 9:00 am 13 year olds McGarvey 9:00 am 10 year olds Kiwanis/Mitchell 11:00 am 11 year olds Kiwanis/Mitchell 2:00 pm 12 year olds Kiwanis/Mitchell 3:00 pm We ask that all players make an effort to attend the tryout for their age group. These tryouts run much more smoothly if everyone arrives slightly early and is ready on time. Makeup Tryouts are Sunday January 27th at Kiwanis/Mitchell from 9 am to 11. Tips regarding Tryouts: Throw before the tryout date. Dress like a baseball player. Wear baseball pants, cleats, a hat and shirt. Arrive early. Stretch and throw when you arrive. Be sure to bring a jacket or sweatshirt to keep your arm warm between drills. Pay attention and listen to instructions. Have fun. Say hello to friends or make new friends. Remember, you still have to pay attention and listen. The tryout is a time for coaches to evaluate each player for potential during the year. They realize that this is before practices. They are looking for fundamentals and don't expect every play to be made perfectly in January. HAVE A GREAT TIME AND GOOD LUCK!
Saturday, January 5 2008 Registration Information Registration for the 2008 Redwood City National Little League will continue through the TRYOUTS Jnauary 26th. Players between the ages of 5 and 18 are eligible to play. Please complete any blank boxes on the registration form, returning players may mail the applicable forms along with fees to: RCNLL A valid birth certificate and proof of residence will be required for all new players. All returning players must have a birth certificate on file; if we do no have one you will be required to provide a copy. Fees will be as follows: The fees listed above, if received prior to January 2, represent an early registration discount. The raise in the 15 - 18 age group is in lieu of them participating in the Hit-A-Thon. Additional forms for your review can be found under the handout tab. Tuesday, January 22 Coaches Clinic Re-scheduled The Coaches' Clinic has been rescheduled for February 9th at noon. The tentative site is McGarvey, but this will be confirmed soon. ALL TEAMS ARE REQUIRED TO BE REPRESENTED.
Tuesday, June 26 Picnic a Huge Success Redwood City National hosted its Annual Picnic on June 24th at Kiwanis and everyone had a great time. Besides wonderful food, the AA All-Star game provided some great plays, the coaches softball game produced several sore muscles, the pool was wonderfully cool on a hot day, and the Cosmo jumps released lots of laughs. Thank you to everyone who helped make the event a success. Tuesday, June 26 Majors Super Bowl plays in Pacifica The Majors Super Bowl team played a great game in Pacifica on June 23rd, falling to Foster City 15 to 7. Coaches Joe McDonald and Nick Ruso had the boys well-prepared for the tournament and made sure they all had fun. Redwood City as able to score in four innings. Jacob Weller led off the game with a single, was advanced on a sacrifice bunt by Alex Simon and scored on Tyler Ruso's single. Hunter Mitchell reached on an error, Weller walked, and Alex Simon singled in two runs in the third. Mitchell Hickman singled in the fifth and scored when the firstbaseman misplayed Zach Gordon's popup. Dalton Hurst and Dylan Anderson singled, Hunter Mitchell reached again on an error and Weller and Simon walked with the bases loaded to force in runs. Zach Gordon's fielder's choice drove in another run. Gonzolo Rodriquez singled in the 4th, but was unable to advance. Tyler Ruso, Gonzolo Rodriguez and Alex Campbell handled the pitching duties for Redwood City, while Jacob Weller did a fine job catching as a substitute for Marley Edwards. Thursday, June 21 Minors AAA play Super Bowl in Foster City The Minors AAA All Stars will play in Foster City beginning Saturday June 23rd. Included in the roster are Tommy Lopiparo, Creighton Felise, Brian Knapp, Will Jordan, Alexii Sigona, Thomas Walrod, Garrett Marcan, Mikey Taylor, Scudder Stockewell, Chris Yee-Yanagi***a, AJ Hamer, Matt Lopez, and Ben Simon. Good luck to these players in the tournament. Thursday, June 21 ReMax Pioneer wins Redwood City Tournament ReMax/Pioneer defeated fellow RCNLL team Dr. Howard in the Championship game of the Redwood City Minors AAA Tournament 16 to 1. This caps a remarkable season for ReMax where they won both the League and City Tournament. Barrett Insurance also represented RCNLL and won their opening game before being eliminated by Dr. Howard. Congratulations to all the players and coaches. Saturday, June 9 OK Lumber wins Majors City Tournament Spot OK Lumber won the final Majors City Tournament spot with a 9 to 3 victory over Roosevelt Shell. OK plays Coulter to finish a tie game to decide the league championship between Coulter and Anderson's Saturday. Good luck to all the teams. Coulter Construction clinched a tie for the title with a 7 - 2 victory over Donut King. Wednesday, June 6 REMAX wins Minors AAA tournament The Minors AAA Tournament games: CONGRATULATIONS TO REMAX FOR WINNING THE MINORS AAA TOURNAMENT. Joe Lopiparo and Mike Viviani did a great job with their team. Kudos to Rick Charbaneau and his coaches for a great season also. The Redwood City Tournament featuring RCNLL, Highlanders and RC American starts on Monday. Good luck to ReMax, Barrett Insurance and Dr Howard. Results: Monday May 21st 16 - 3 Barrett Insurance defeated Young's Market 10 - 0 Dr Howard defeated Western Allied Thursday May 24th 4 - 1 Remax defeated Barrett Insurance 12 - 2 Dr Howard defeated Greer Gardens Wednesday May 30th 15 - 2 Barrett Insurance defeated Greer Gardens 4 - 3 Western Allied defeated Young's Ice Cream Thursday May 31st 9 - 6 Remax defeated Dr Howard June 1st 9 - 8 Barrett Insurance defeated Western Allied June 2nd 23 - 8 Young's Market defeated Greer Gardens June 4th 11 - 1 Barrett Insurance defeated Dr Howard June 5th 13 - 8 Western Allied defeated Young's Market June 6th 19 - 3 Remax defeated Barrett Insurance June 7th 20 - 18 Dr Howard defeated Western Allied Thanks to the players for some great games in the tournament. Monday, June 11 Final Majors Standings Majors Standings (FINAL) Coulter Construction 16 5 Anderson's 15 6 OK Lumber 11 10 Donut King 10 11 Roosevelt Shelll 9 12 Woodside Deli 5 16 Pete's Harbor 5 16 Ok Lumber defeated Shell 9 to 3. Coulter defeated OK Lumber 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Congratulations to all the majors players for a great effort during the season. Majors Standings as of June 8th Coulter Construction 15 5 1 Anderson's 15 6 OK Lumber 10 9 1 Donut King 10 11 Roosevelt Shell 9 11 Woodside Deli 5 16 Pete's Harbor 5 16 Coulter Construction defeated Donut King 7 to 2. Majors Standings as of June 7th Coulter Construction 14 5 1 Anderson's 15 6 OK Lumber 10 9 1 Donut King 10 10 Roosevelt Shell 9 11 Woodside Deli 5 16 Pete's Harbor 5 16 Woodside Deli defeats Pete's 13 to 4. Jarrett Crowell and Edwin Garcia combine to tame Pete's bats. Anderson beats Shell 15 to 3. Tim Susnara and Jeremy McIntyre pound homers for Anderson's. The final remaining games will still determine the league champion and City Tournament spots. Congratulations to managers Todd Hurst, Ken Susnara and Danny Montejano for a job well done with your teams. Majors Standings as of June 6th Coulter Construction 14 5 1 Andersons 14 6 OK Lumber 10 9 1 Donut King 10 10 Roosevelt Shell 9 10 Pete's Harbor 5 15 Woodside Deli 4 16 Anderson's defeated OK Lumber 5 to 3. Roosevelt Shell beat Pete's Harbor 12 to 1. Coulter beats Woodside Deli 10 to 0. Majors Standings as of June 4th Coulter Construction 13 5 1 Andersons 13 6 OK Lumber 10 8 1 Donut King 10 10 Roosevelt Shell 8 10 Pete's Harbor 5 14 Woodside Deli 4 15 Coulter defeated Shell 10 to 3. Ok defeated Pete's 8 to 4 and 10 to 8. Donut King defeated Woodside Deli 4 to 1. Goetz defeated Anderson's 5 to 1. Majors Standings as of May 30th Coulter Construction 12 5 1 Anderson's 12 5 OK Lumber 8 8 2 Roosevelt Shell 8 8 Donut King 8 10 Pete's Harbor 5 12 1 Woodside Deli 4 13 Shell comeback snatches win from Donut King 8 to 5 after Matt Jenkins dramatic 2 run homer gives DK a 5 -4 lead entering the 6th. Coulter and OK battle through nine innings in a tie. Deli falls to CMI (Highlanders). Majors Standing's as of May 25th Coulter Construction 12 5 Anderson's 11 5 OK Lumber 8 8 1 Donut King 8 9 Roosevelt Shell 7 8 Pete's Harbor 4 12 1 Woodside Deli 4 12 OK Lumber defeats Donut King 12 to 4 to start the Holiday Weekend. Majors Standings as of May 24th Anderson's 11 5 Coulter Construction 11 5 Donut King 8 8 OK Lumber 7 8 1 Roosevelt Shell 7 8 Pete's Harbor 4 11 1 Woodside Deli 4 12 Anderson's beats Coulter 6 to 3 to take league lead. Shell walks past Deli 6 to 5 in the bottom of the 6th. Majors Standings as of May 23rd Coulter Construction 11 4 Anderson's 10 5 Donut King 8 8 OK Lumber 7 8 1 Roosevelt Shell 6 8 Pete's Harbor 4 11 1 Woodside Deli 4 11 Deli beats OK Lumber 10 to 9. Roosevelt Shell bats beat RC American Giants 12 to 3. Majors Standings as of May 22nd Coulter Construction 11 4 Anderson's 10 5 Donut King 8 8 OK Lumber 7 7 1 Roosevelt Shell 5 8 Pete's Harbor 4 11 1 Woodside Deli 3 11 Tim Susnara, Jeremi McIntyre and Tyler Holm combined on a shutout to help Anderson's beat Donut King. Ryan Perkins and Matt Jenkins threw well for Donut King. Coulter squeezed past Pete's Harbor 5 to 4. Majors Standings as of May 20th Coulter Construction 10 4 Anderson's 9 5 Donut King 8 7 OK Lumber 7 7 1 Roosevelt Shell 5 8 Pete's Harbor 4 10 1 Woodside Deli 3 11 Matt Jenkins, AJ Chamorro and Kenny Belanger combine to pitch shutout for Donut King. Nick Pauley stops Woodside Deli in win for Anderson's. Majors Standings as of May 18th Coulter Construction 10 3 Anderson's 8 5 OK Lumber 7 6 1 Donut King 7 7 Roosevelt Shell 4 8 Pete's Harbor 4 9 1 Woodside Deli 3 10 Tim Susnara pitched 4 shutout innings as Anderson's defeated Roosevelt Shell 10 - 0. Edwin Garcia cracked a homerun over the centerfield fence to lead Woodside Deli to a 5 to 3 victory over Pete's Harbor. Thursday, June 7 2007 RCNLL Picnic and Awards Redwood City National Little League Annual Picnic and Awards Sunday June 24, 2007 9 am to 4 pm Kiwanis and Mitchell Fields Myrtle and Madison Streets Remember to bring a blanket or chairs so you can enjoy your picnic lunch. We are also asking that you bring a dish (enough for 10 people) to share your BBQ lunch as follows: T-Ball, Minors AAA, Juniors & Seniors Desserts Minors A, Minors AA & Majors Salad or Side Dish Please bring food to the tent area by 11am and remember to mark your containers and utensils if you need them back. SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES: 9 am Picnic Opens Minor AA Super Star Game at Kiwanis Field (3 innings) 11 am Bounce House Drinks and Snacks & lunch tickets on sale 50/50 Raffle tickets go on sale Pool Opens. free swim with hand stamp (pool hours 11 am-2pm) 12 pm BBQ lunch service begins with free lunch including meat, sides, dessert & drink for players, managers & coaches. All others cost $ 3.00. (lunch served 12pm - 1:30). Everyone must have a ticket to be served lunch. 2 pm Awards and Trophies 4 pm Clean up begins, please stick around and help. WE NEED VOLUNTEERS for set-up, food service and clean up. (at least 2 per team) Please e-mail: rwcsammons@aol.com We will also have our Board Election at the picnic. If you are interested in becoming a Board Member please e-mail Scott Sammons rwcsammons@aol.com Monday, May 21 Umpires Honored Several Umpires were honored for their work during the regular season with assignments for the RCN AAA Tournament Thank you to all the people have have umpired this season. There would be no games without you. Special thanks to Rahn McHugh for his tireless work in training, scheduling and supervising the umpires. Nick Hillerby May 21st Upper Adelante Alex Simon Josh Salas May 21st Lower Adelante Shelby Hurst Neiko Sigona May 24th Roosevelt Matt Cremers Giovanni Luciani May 24th Lower Adelante Jessie Boyle Alex Kinder May 30th Roosevelt Edwin Garcia Anthony Hillerby May 30th Lower Adelante Dalton Hurst Airen Surzyn May 31st Pac Shores/Mitchell Steven Glassmoyer Airen Surzyn June 1st Roosevelt Justin Aimonetti Giovanni Luciani June 2nd Roosevelt Justin Miller |
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