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Wednesday, December 14 2011 highlights
Fedells finishes 2-2 in NABF World Series! Fedells behind two huge late game rallies earn record of 2-2 in pool play but are eliminated by tie breaker. Fedells and Storm are headed to West Haven, Hunters to Hackensack and Chad's will take a shot at Braintree, MA Fedells clinches league title with win over Fairfield, Storm secures 2nd place with win over Bellows. Hunters and Chad's split a double header. Bellows clings to life with extra innings win over Storm, Dri Tec shuts out Fedells, Hunters hang in with win over STE. Chad's earns split sweep over STE (7-0) and Fedells (6-1) Bajerski walk off homer lift Fedell's to win over Bellows. Andy Mayer's dominance over Fedell's ends in bottom of 7th. Jason Foster spins complete game shut out. Bellows remains in the hunt with a lot of games coming up this week with win over Chad's Hunters/Dri Tec split the weekend, Soulier tosses 5th straight shut out in 11-0 Sunday victory, Mcgloughin gets win for Dri Tec 3-1. Fedells rallies past Storm, inch closer to league title. Hunters get by STE 4-0, Fairfield upset Dri Tec Fedells hold off Storm 1-0, remained tied at the top. Wiacek and Foster combine on the shut out. Bellows picks up crucial 1-0 win over Fedells. Andy Mayer keeps Bellows alive for league championship. Storm continues to cruise through season, pick up victories over Fairfield and Dri Tec. Bellows and Chad's split the weekend. Bellows with remarkable victory on saturday rallying 3x to win in 9. John Ascenzia shuts down Bellows for win on Sunday night for Chad's. Dri Tec and Hunters split in pivitol July 4th double header. Dinahanian gets win in game 1 9-4, Gouin and Rohrig shut down Dri tec in game 2 8-1. Joe Poletsky homers and Cameron Mcgriff (2 2b's 3b) lead Hunters offense. Soulier matches Guilfoyle with 7 shut out innings but Hunters get 2 in the 8th, as Hunters beat Fairfield 2-0. Ineson throws gem, Storm back in tie at the top with 4-0 win over Hunters. Fedell's grabs hold of first with decisive win over Storm. Hunters get better of Chad's behind Gouin and Funaro. Blaze homers for CLC. Bellows hold off Dri Tec 3-2 Dan Mahlstedt earns win, Bellows keeps pace with league leaders. Chad's riding hot streak, upset Bellows behind Blaze and Gambardella. Dimon tough loss. Fedells cruises past Fairfield Chad's returns the favor, come from behind to top Dri Tec. Hunters handle Fedells, race tightens at the top. Dinahanian goes distance, Dri Tec outlast Chad's in 11. Hunters get a no hitter from Zach Soulier in win over STE. Chad's beat Storm 3-1 behind Scott Carew, even up record at 5-5. Nico Gambardella shuts out STE (2-0) as Chad's improves to 4-5. Dri Tec and Storm split weekend, Fedell's gets solid outing from Todd Savatney to shut out Hunters. Matt Bartolomei earns 7th win for Storm in impressive fashion. cg shutout 15 k's, 3-0 over Fairfield. Hunters win three straight behind shut outs by Brian Gouin and Zach Soulier. Alex Almeida leading offense for Milford. Bellows holds off Milford in the 7th, Jim Dimon earns win, Nick Piccirillo homers for Bellows. Storm rallies past Chad's, win in extras. Bartolomei (5-0) earns another win. Soulier leads Hunters past Fairfield 7-1. Gabe Guerino and Bob Pagel lead the offense. Fedell's wins another in last at bat. Memoli game winner. Cimino homers. Fedell's outlasts Hunters in 9. Galemba sac fly wins it 3-2. Renzoni with win in relief. Caserta leads offense. Storm holds off STE 2-0, Matt Paz 9 k's outduels Dom Merole. Fairfield Baseball Club upset Bellows 2-1. Mike Guilfoyle earns the w. Schulick and Tokarz lead Bellows (3-0) past Hunters 7-2. Bellows outlast Fedells. Took 5 innings to break through but Bellows put 6 on the boad. Andy Mayer earns the win. Storm cruises through Fairfield, Everyday Bartolomei already 2-0 with a 10k shutout Storm Surge- The Storm rallied back from 3-0 and 6-2 deficits to beat the Hunters 7-6 in 8 innings. Pete Barrows hit a sac fly to win it, Matt Bartolomei earned the win in relief. Jeff Funaro had two 2b's for the Hunters and Cody Quinn had 2 rbi. 2011 SEASON BEGINS FRIDAY Bellows looks to defend its crown vs STE Friday night Trumbull High. Other weekend match-ups of note, Storm open vs Hunters on Saturday in a playoff rematch from last year and Bellows vs Fedells on Sunday night Tuesday, May 17 archives
Bellows, Storm advance to NABF Regional in West Haven Fedells advance to AABC Regional in Worcester Milford Hunters advance to NABF Regional in Hackensack Fedells 5-0 advance to AABC State championship game Milford Hunters and Storm finish 4-2 in State Tournament
July 18 Bellows rallies to defeat dri tec in 7th. Storm continues hot streak, within game of division lead Hunters free fall continues, lose to Marisas and Fedells rallies from 3-0 for second straight day July 17 Fedells rallies to knock off Hunters, Memoli steals home for winning run. Dri Tec continues to stay in the hunt. Knock off Marisas. July 11 Bellows takes over league lead, Storm suffers first setback in 8 games. July 4 Hunters offense comes to life, Antonino, Czekaj, Bottigliero and Funaro all with two hits in 11-3 win. july 3 hunters steal one from fairfield, 5 stolen bases in first inning lead to 4 runs, james campbell k's 12 in five innings for the win dri tec pounds ste twice in double header sweep, Dinahanian and McGloughlin earn the wins july 2 Storm on a roll, take another one from Fedells, stay alive. 3-0 july 1 lavin outlasts guilfoyle, dri tec stays in hunt prod breaks out in storm win over hunters, 3-2 o'leary gets the win. June 30 licinsky 3 run homer propels Bellows over Hunters Storm slows down Fedells, Nevells earns win. June 27 Hunters escape Fairfield 2-1, Jeff Funaro solo shot ties it, Drew Accomando sac fly wins it. Shuckerow to 3-1. June 26 Dimon holds off Hunters, Widger game winning 2b, Conner 3 hits Marisas outlast Storm, Hayden clutch outing Fedells rolling, knock off STE June 21 Rohrig improves to 4-0, Hunters defeat Marisas June 20 Hunters outlast Storm 1-0, Shuckerow outduels Bartolomei, Antonino drives in Funaro for only run. Hunters beat STE 8-1, Bob Pagel gets win #2 Steve McGloughlin holds off Marisas as dri tec earns big w June 19 Hunters behind Bottgiliero (2b,hr, 4 rbi) and Campbell hold off Fairfield 5-3 Bellows back on track, win over Marisas Iverson rolls another shut out 4-0 Fedells over dri tec June 16 Fairfield Vets Lee and Guilfoyle lead newcomers past defending champs Bellows Fedells decisive in win over Bellows Jason Foster limits Bellows, Buswell and Peloso lead the offense in first place showdown
OPENING WEEKEND Fedells pitching allows 3 hits, 0 runs over Hunters and STE to open 2-0. Highlighted by Sam Iverson's no hitter and offense of Matt Memoli and Tom Koch. Storm cruises past STE, outlasts Bellows behind TJ O"Leary to open 2-0, Carlos Ramirez homers twice for Storm. Marissas behind Nico Gambardella defeat Bellows on opening day, then knock off Fairfield Baseball Club to keep pace with Fedells and Storm. Bellows despite only allowing 3 runs finds itself 0-2 early in the year. Fairfield gets Senior City debut win over Dri Tec, bests Adam Dinahanian. Jim Dimon/Max Catapano hold off Hunters. Bellows 2-1 on bases loaded walk.
Gambardella gets win #2, Marisa's over STE. Catapano(Bellows) outduels Iverson (Fedells) 1-0 in 9. Allows only a double to Iverson and k's 17. Accomando leads Hunters to 4-0 win over Dri Tec on Memorial Day. Nick Czekaj double provides enough offense. Hermanson and Czekaj lead Hunters over STE, Blaze homers in 8-2 win. Tonelli leads Dri Tec over STE Hunter Phillips two run double off fence proves game winner in Hunter over Fairfield, Dooling homers for Hunters. Bob Pagel goes distance for Hunters over Marisas, in 2-1 win. Czekaj homers. Buswell, Koch lead Fedells offensive attack over Dri Tec. Nevills, Dri Tec shut out Hunters 1-0. Fedells rolls STE, Koch, Carroll lead offense. Monday, July 26 2010 Stan Musial State tournament State Tournament day 1 (tuesday) milford vs netxam 5:45 foran high school milford crusaders vs berlin 6:00 pat wall field Bridgewater vs Total 7pm Danbury High School Brewers vs Storm 8pm Pat Wall Field Outlaws vs naugatuck 730 Rotary Field day 2 Milford vs Crusaders 5:45 foran Outlaws vs Storm 7pm Bethel High School Bridgewater Bye Netxam Bye Total vs Berlin 7pm pat wall Brewers vs Naugatuck 8:30 Municipal
Regional Tournament day 1 (wednesday) wolcott scrappers vs fedells 8pm wolcott brass city vs all star batting 7pm danbury high school marisas vs watertown 6pm rotary field naugatuck bellows vs bethlehem 730 trumbull high school
Sunday, February 22 2008 recap
*league champion #qualifies for NABF Regional Tournament @qualifies for AABC State Tournament Bellows Beats Dri Tec, Fedells claims NABF spot
it's the final countdown, fedells puts another late rally to spoil CHA upset walk this way, bellows takes advantage of free passes to ease by eid Lovin every minute of it, Jeff Love beats hunters, dri tec stays alive in chase
Hunters cap unprobable comeback, down three, Kevin Zikaras two run homer ties it with two out bottom seven, Joe Rohrig double wins it two batters later Everyday Bartolomei, wins third game over weekend, Fedells, Hunters and Dri Tec the victims Hurvel outduels Mayer but Mayer comes out on top, bellows 3 fedells 2 Bainer leads Hunters over Marissa's 6-1, Jared Rohrig 3 hits Bellows Back on top of Senior City, beat STE 6-0 Fedells Rolling, Kulhawik shuts down Dri Tec Carrol carries Fedell past CHA apple bottom jeans boots with the fur, the storm got loh loh loh, beat CHA 3-2 Blaze Blast Buswell Bomb Bury Storm Bellows wins heavyweight match up in extras 6-5 Cotoni leads Hunters over Dri Tec 4-2 Mones continues excellent season shuts out Storm Marissas upsets Storm in extras Dri Tec outlasts Ct Home Additions in 14 innings 2-1 Storm holds off Hunters 6-5 Fedells 2 Eid 1, Hurvel on a roll EID getting hot beat Marissas Bellows wins it in last at bat vs Fedells Marissas collecting wins, knock off CT Home Adds Storm steamrolling knock off Bellows 2-1 EID with upset of year, Pat Tracy shuts out Dri Tec Dri Tec stingy with runs beats Fedells 1-0 Bethke Beats Bellows 4-1 CT Home Adds is on board with win Hunters 2 STE 2, STE ties in seventh, darkness prevails Hunters 9 STE 7 ugly game Guilfoyle shuts out Bellows, Dri Tec wins first battle of titans Storm keeps rolling, knocks off EID Hunters outlast Fedells in wild one 10-8 Maurutis and Blaze leave the yard Cotoni wins second Hunters beat EID, Shuckerow leads offense Joe Wilson leads Dri Tec in shut out over STE Storm highlights impressive start with win over CT Home Additions Bellows holds off Fedells despite homers from Blaze and Galemba Dri Tec Memorable win over Hunters, Bruno game winning hit in extras, Erickson dominates out of pen. hunters climb back after rough start, cotoni limits storm to 1 run fedells back on track del buono shuts down eid sheehy one hits marissas, bellows rolls dri tec survives eid scare another senior city shocker fedells and ct home adds tie it up at 5 No surprises here Bellows, Dri Tec and Fedell's unscathed in opening weekend. Veteran Pitchers lead the way, Manny Torres, Adam Dinahanian and Bobby Jones help clubs earn victories. Storm holds off Hunters 2008 Opens with two thrillers at Trumbull HS In the nightcap Bellows outlasts Hunters 1-0 with a Rob Von Stein (Stonehill) sac fly to score Lou Tarantino (Pace) who walked stole second was sacrificed to third. Winning pitcher Dusty Mones (Wesleyan) and losing pitcher Jared Rohrig both allowed only one hit. Marissas scored in the bottom of the seventh to knock off CT Home Additions 4-3. Nico Gambardella won the game as Marissas continues to improve from their 2007 run in the AABC Tournament. 2005 Final Standings
Monday, October 15 2007 recap 2007 Awards MVP Jim Tonelli and John Dorman Dri Tec Pitchers of the Year: Scott Berney and Dusty Mones Most Outstanding Player:John Blaze Rookie of the Year: Brian Halpin Manager of the Year: Mick Buckmir
Six Senior City Teams in Regionals this week. Dri Tec, Bellows, Fedell's, Milford Hunters, CT Home Adds and STE.
STE is runner up in Danbury portion of State Tournament, advances to Long Island CT Home Adds is Torrington State Champions! Advance to Long Island
Dri Tec wins regular season championship 2006 recap Tight race as season winds down Dri Tec, Bellows and Storm fighting for top spots Dri Tec wins 2006 League Championship Love hurls Dri Tec past FPA Marissa's Stuns Storm Ondy's granny propels win over Storm Bernardo Leads EID past MPS Win solidifies post season tournament for EID Diaz goes deep, Parcella knocks in GWRBI Nolan notches W For FPA Love & Dinahanian keep Dri Tec on Top Galla Goes Deep, Fedells wins season series vs Bellows Estrada outduels Bauman Feller foils upset Ian Feller's 6th inning triple drives in go ahead runs as FPA avoids MPS upset Kyle O'Neill leads FPA past EID 3 hits and homer in first Berney shuts down FPA(again) Pitcher of the year candidate dominant in '06 Rohrig double upsets Fedells Joe Rohrig's bases loaded double erases blown save O'Leary lifts Storm back into race O'Leary allows a couple base hits as Storm inches closer to top spots Bellows' Chaves & Avery dismantle FPA 11-3 Bellows Belts 14 Base Hits in Rout, Bellows keeps pace with league leaders Dri Tec(14-2) Rallies to beat Fedell's(9-6) Trailing 4-0 into top of the 7th Dri Tec mounts 4 run rally. Tonelli ties it, Thompson wins it in 8th Rodrigues Powers Storm(11-4) to Sweep Pete Rodrigues combines for four hits, 3 rbi, and 2 runs in sweep over STE & EID Fiorillo, Rodrigues Pace Storm Fiorillo & Rodrigues homer in 11-6 win over FPA O'Leery & Fiorillo Lead Storm TJ O'Leary shuts out Dri Tec, Fiorillo homer difference in 2-0 win Mones Dusts off Roundtable Bellows Keeps Pace Warner Wears Out Storm Reds Rout 15-2 Muir Mows Down MPS Muir ties for league lead in Wins Love Leads Dri Tec Jeff Love (3-0) shuts out STE Roundtable Upends Marissa's Spencer Brown picks up W Garay Leads Way for the Table Will Garay pitches and hits past STE Nastu NaSTE Fedell's Lee Nastu shuts down STE, Buswell Leads O EID takes two EID defeats Roundtable & MPS to draw even on season Dolyak Jack Backs Bellows Sean Dolyak's 7th Inning homer sends game into extra frame, Bellows Beats Fedells in 8 King Crowns Storm Jeff King outduels Mike Cassidy as Reds defeat Storm Sweeney Perfect vs Round Table Dennis Sweeney tosses perfect game Wenz Wins Fedell's Foils FPA Doug Wenz picks up W, balked in run difference maker Bowen outduels Dinihanian Bellows wins early season matchup of Senior City favorites Schuler big hit, GWRBI Ortiz hurls the Table past FPA Gonzalez, Lopez and Kennedy lead balanced offense to 5-2 win Fedell's unloads on Marissa's Buswell and Rodriguez combine for six hits in rout Aldrich steals one for Dri Tec vs EID Steve Aldrich stole second and third to account for game's lone run Bellow's Back on Track Justin Martin leads Bellows pack of pitchers with shut out over MPS Brown stymies Fedell's Spencer Brown twirls 1 hitter vs Potent Fedell's Line up Berney return good news for Dri Tec Dri tec wins battle of 2 hitters 2-0 over Milford Week 2 Cassidy continues Shut out streak Storm rolls 7-0 O'Leery outduels Sheehy Storm continues mastery over Bellows, Sheehy K's 12 STE Knocks off Storm Former Storm Muir earns W against old mates Stearns Wills FPA Past STE Brad Stearns dealt as the sun set on STE. Game at Seaside started at 6:30 Week 1 Highlights Milford's Doonan & Schuckerow combine on no hitter vs Marissa's. Milford wins 3-1 in rain shortened contest. Greg Doonan and Riley Schuckerow allow no hits in six innings. Storm's Cassidy 1 Hits Reds Stawicki prevents No No Round Table Upsets Fedell's Ortiz goes distance in early season upset. Torres dominant in Mound Return Bellows Machine keeps rolling Manny Torres dominates CT Reds further bolstering the rotation for Bellows. Log onto www.eteamz.com/cab and vote for your favorite Senior City League Player, help represent your league. 2004 Final Standings
Danbury AABC Fedells 0-2 FPA 1-2 Marissa's 2-2 EID 3-2 Waterbury AABC CT Reds 0-2 CT Storm 1-2 Groton NABF Bellows 1-2 West Haven NABF DRI TEC 1-2 2004 Pinto Cup EID def Round Table Frogpond/MPS def Marissa's CT Storm def FPA Fedells def CT Reds EID def Bellows DRI TEC def Frogpond/MPS EID def CT Storm DRI TEC def Fedells DRI TEC def EID ballgame Thursday, May 24 Entourage from Shelton ready to do battle Entourage from Shelton ready to do battle NEILL OSTROUT nostrout@ctpost.com Article Last Updated: 05/23/2007 08:18:56 PM EDT NEW BRITAIN — There's something on the line during this week's Northeast Conference baseball tournament, and it's more than a league championship or an NCAA tournament berth. Lifetime bragging rights around the city of Shelton are also up for grabs. Three Shelton natives representing three different NEC teams will begin battling today at New Britain Stadium in what is the collegiate swan song for two of them. Central Connecticut State second baseman Matt Memoli is the host. Quinnipiac second baseman Randy Gress plays with the favorite. And Monmouth pitcher Brett Conner is the sentimental pick. "Me, Brett and Randy have been best friends since we were like 11 or 12 years old," Memoli said. "And we've been playing together since that age, too." Memoli, a senior, and Conner, a junior, attended Shelton High, though the latter also spent a post-graduate year at St. Thomas More in Oakdale, Conn. Gress, a senior, went to Notre Dame in Fairfield, but played American Legion and on other summer teams with the other two. "It's weird. Before the game, we'll talk. And then during the game, it's a different situation. We're playing against each other; we're enemies," Gress said with a grin. "Then after the game's over, we call each other up and 'good game' or whatever. It's a good experience." The double-elimination tournament begins today. Fourth-seeded Central Connecticut (23-24, 14-14) takes on top-seeded Quinnipiac (28-16-1, 21-7) at noon while Monmouth -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Advertisement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (33-21-1, 17-1) and Mount St. Mary's (35-20, 21-7) meet in the second game. The Bobcats, who won the event in 2005, lead the NEC in batting average and home runs. Gress, who hit .305 with 12 homers and 45 RBIs in the regular season, was a big reason why. "Our goal from the beginning of the year was to make it here, to win the regular season and go on to the NEC's and win that," said Gress, who is fifth on Quinnipiac's career homer list with 28 and is also a two-time Connecticut Post male athlete of the year. "So far, so good." Central slipped past defending champion Sacred Heart for the final berth in the tourney, but has plenty of postseason experience on its roster. "I've been to regionals two years already," Memoli said. "Those are some the greatest experiences of my life." Conner, a junior, would love to leave his home state with a championship. "I'm the only one of us without the ring so far. Quinnipiac won it two years ago (2005) and Central won it the year before that (2004)," Conner said. "It's my turn, definitely." After undergoing shoulder surgery on Dec. 5, 2005, Conner missed all of the 2006 season and most of the current one while recovering. He finally returned to the mound May 9 against Rutgers and pitched one inning. "I just got (cleared to play) a month ago," Conner said. "I finally got my inning against Rutgers, and I'm working off that." Today's first game could be a low-scoring affair thanks to two more local stars. Trumbull's Andy Mayer (8-2, 3.33) will start for Quinnipiac against West Haven native Matt Gianani (3-6, 3.10). Gianani has already thrown three shutouts for Central this season and is very familiar with the Bobcats' lineup. Whatever the outcome of today's games, not to mention the tension-filled battles on tap Friday and Saturday, Gress, Memoli and Conner expect to enjoy their time on and off the diamond. The trio only wishes another one of their friends from Shelton could be on hand to join in the fun. Dan Orlovsky, the former standout quarterback at Shelton High and UConn, is busy trying to move up the depth chart with the NFL's Detroit Lions and is unable to attend. "He's part of our clique. We call ourselves the true entourage," joked Conner, referring to the HBO hit series. "We roll around with him and he wishes he could be here." |
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