Congratulations to Michael Mussafer of Weston, Mass. on throwing the first no-hitter in regional play at West Deptford -- 19 years, 317 games. Accomplished it on Monday night in a 2-0 win over Brooklyn-Killingly, CT.

This is the website for the Senior Little League Baseball Eastern Regional Tournament, hosted annually by District NJ15 and West Deptford Little League.

Congratulations to South Vineland, NJ. Best of luck at the World Series in Bangor.

2009 Eastern Regional Schedule

Friday, August 7
G1 - North Caroline/Denton, MD 6, Brooklyn-Killingly, CT 5
G2 - Weston, MA 10, Naamans LL (Wilmington), DE 5

Thursday, August 13 - Championship Round
G18 - South Vineland, NJ 8, Suffern, NY 6, 9 inn. (NY eliminated; NJ advances)
*elimination game. 

Click Here for District NJ15's Website


Annual Regional Champions Since 1991:

2009 - South Vineland Little League, Vineland, NJ
2008 - North Cumberland Little League, Seabrook, NJ (World Series champion)
2007 - Freehold Twp Little League, Freehold Twp, NJ
2006 - Bloomfield Little League, Bloomfield, NJ
2005 - Freehold Twp. Little League, Freehold, NJ
2004 - Freehold Twp. Little League, Freehold, NJ (World Series champion)
2003 - South Vineland Little League, South Vineland, NJ
2002 - South Vineland Little League, South Vineland, NJ
2001 - South Vineland Little League, South Vineland, NJ
2000 - Newark National Little League, Newark, DE
1999 - Franklin Little League, Franklin, PA
1998 - Brandywine Little League, Brandywine, DE
1997 - Lewisburg Little League, Lewisburg, PA
1996 - Midway Little League, Midway, DE
1995 - Haverstraw Little League, Haverstraw, NY
1994 - Ringwood Little League, Ringwood, NJ
1993 - Shippensburg Little League, Shippensburg, PA
1992 - Howell Central Little League, Howell, NJ
1991 - Roberto Clemente Little League, Newark, NJ

West Deptford Little League Complex (partial overhead photo; Union Field is on left, Bob Oldt field is in center)

The West Deptford Little League is located in Thorofare, New Jersey adjacent to Interstate 295 close to the Delaware River.

From Northern NJ, New York and the New England states: Take the New Jersey Turnpike (for travellers from New York and New England, the NJ Turnpike starts at the George Washington Bridge and can also be reached from the Garden State Parkway) to Exit 3 (Rt. 168 - Camden/Philadelphia). Take route 168 North for 1 mile. Get on I-295 South. Get off at Exit 21, which is before the West Deptford Water Tower.(Large Eagle on Tower) Make left at the end of the exit onto Route 44. Go through the next light and make a right on River Lane which leads to Union Field. (At light, a right leads to remainder of complex and practice fields.)

From Delaware and Maryland: Cross Delaware Memorial Bridge and take I- 295 North. Exit I-295 at exit 20. At end of the exit make a left. Go to light and make a right (Route 44). Cross railroad tracks and make left onto River Lane heading back to Union Field. If you continue to next light, a left leads to remainder of the complex and practice fields.  

From Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and points west using the Walt Whitman Bridge (North of the fields): Follow I-76 to I-295. Get on I-295 South. Take exit 21 before the West Deptford Water Tower. (Large Eagle on Tower) Make left at the end of the exit onto Route 44. Go through the next light and make a right on River Lane which leads to Union Field. (At light, a right leads to remainder of complex and practice fields.)

From Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and points west using the Commodore Barry Bridge (South of the fields): Follow road coming off of bridge to I-295 North. Exit I-295 at exit 20. At end of the exit make a left. Go to light and make a right (Route 44). Cross railroad tracks and make left onto River Lane heading back to Union Field. If you continue to next light, a left leads to remainder of the complex and practice fields.