Wednesday, November 11
Tammie Tremblay - Former College Pitcher & Travel Ball Player
Hello & Welcome:
This site needs major updating. I now play U23 Fastpitch in Springfield on Bambi's Bombers Team:
Bambi's Bombers
Hoping for a couple of U23 Tournaments this this year too.
This site is devoted to Tammie Tremblay, who play four years as a starter at Our Lady of Elms College in Chicopee, MA.
Tammie is a Fastpitch Softball Windmill Pitcher from Springfield, Massachusetts and was the Varsity Starting Pitcher from her Freshman through Senior year at Springfield's High School of Science & Technology.
She is a pitcher for Elms College, and played for The Central Mass U18 Wildfire Travel Ball team. Tammie also plays on the U18 Metro team Midway Express and NEYSA's U17 Reils Colts.
This website documents and highlights her Softball team accomplishments and awards, important statistics. academic standing and provides general information.
There are also links to related Web Sites of teams that Tammie is playing on.
Profile:
Tammie is 22 years old, and has been playing fastpitch for 15 years.
She's was accepted at Elms College for Fall of 2004, her First Choice College!!
Elms College Softball - 2005
2005 Season Forecast
If you are interested in her Softball History click here:
My Softball History
To contact her Parents:
Pennie & Tom Tremblay - 413-796-7349
Parents: Pennie & Tom Tremblay
You can email me by clicking on my name:
Tammie Tremblay
I hope you enjoy your visit! Could you sign my guestbook so I know you dropped on bye, Thanks..... See ya on the field…..
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Friday, November 9
2008 Roster Posted soon
Results from Elms Update
Saturday, May 12
North Atlantic Conference MVP 2007
TREMBLAY NAMED NORTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
CHICOPEE, MA, May 7, 2007 - Elms College softball junior pitcher Tammie Tremblay (Springfield, MA) was named North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Player of the Week on Monday, May 7.
Tremblay went a perfect 4-0 with a 1.81 earned run average to earn NAC Tournament Most Valuable Player (MVP) honors.
She finished with 11 strikeouts, issued just four walks and allowed only seven earned runs in 27.0 innings to help the Blazers successfully defend their NAC Tournament championship and earn their third NCAA Division III Championship berth in the last five years.
Saturday, May 12
Elms Wins Second Consecutive Softball Championship
Junior pitcher Tammie Tremblay (Springfield, MA) pitched seven innings, allowing seven hits and striking out four batters to earn the NAC Softball Tournament MVP award Sunday afternoon. Elms took a 1-0 lead in the top of the 5th inning, and Lasell answered in the bottom of the 5th to even the score 1-1. Elms added three runs in the top of the sixth inning with a lead-off double from junior Christina Giampetruzzi (Westfield, MA) who would later score on a double from sophomore Danielle LaPlante (Chicopee, MA) who knocked a line drive to left field.
In the bottom of the sixth inning the Lasers would get one more run, to make the score 4-2 going into the seventh inning. The Laser defense held the score to 4-2 and Lasell was down to their last three outs. Rookie pitcher Jackie Losseff (Toms River, NJ) led off the bottom of the seventh with a single, followed by a double from sophomore Katlyn Billian (East Meadow, NY). Sophomore Tiffany Perla (Westminster, MA) would walk to load the bases after sophomore Ashley Leal (S. Dartmouth, MA) struck out swinging. With bases loaded and one out, sophomore Heather Rose (West Roxbury, MA) knocked a ball to second base which was caught and then thrown to first for the double play to end the game on a very close decision.
For Lasell, Losseff pitched seven innings, allowing six hits and striking out one. Senior Jayme Rautenberg (Waltham, MA) went 2 for 3 on the afternoon and sophomore Katlyn Billian (East Meadow, NY) also played well going 2 for 3 with an RBI and two doubles. For Elms, junior Karyn Palomba (Enfield, CT) had two hits and a runs scored.
Elms College will advance to the NCAA tournament, finishing their season 18-11 overall and 9-3 in the NAC. Lasell College wraps up their spring 27-14 overall and 11-1 in the NAC and will await a decision regarding the ECAC tournament.
NAC Softball All-Tournament Team
MVP – Tammie Tremblay, Elms College
Jen LeDoux, Elms College
Christina Giampetruzzi, Elms College
Tiffany Perla, Lasell College
Shawna Kelly, Lasell College
Heather Rose, Lasell College
Lauren Overlook Maine Farmington
Sarah Defilipp Maine Farmington
Shawna Bell, Husson College
Alicia LaGrange, Husson College
Midway Metro Monsters
Wednesday, July 28, 2004
By JEANNE O'NEIL
joneil@repub.com
It's a difficult task to complete a season undefeated, especially a summer campaign where players are sometimes on vacation or working jobs.
But Midway Express of South Hadley found a way to do it.
Midway Express beat Belchertown 5-1 in a Metro Softball A Division game at South Hadley High School yesterday to wrap up the regular season at 16-0.
"The kids did a good job," said coach Karl Kapinos, who has promised to buy his team sweatshirts to honor the achievement. "Belchertown is a classy team, and it was a good game."
Tammie Tremblay struck out nine and allowed just two hits. Caitlin Sico led the offense with three hits and a run scored, and Bri Flanders contributed two hits, including an RBI triple, for Midway Express.
Abby Gallant tripled for Belchertown, which scored an unearned run in the fourth.
Tammie's Team MIDWAY EXPRESS wins SANDLOT TOURNEY
Handout:
2004 Sandlot Tournament Winner
2004 Softball All-Scholastic Capsules
Handout:
Softball All-Scholastic Capsules
MVP Award July 2004
In Charlton, MA tournament, playing for Central Mass Wildfire was awarded Game MVP Award from opposing team Central Mass Firecrackers.
Cybercats go after title in Bi-CountyEast
SPRINGFIELD - Coming into the season, High School of Science and Technology softball coach David Lemke reminded his players how close the Cybercats came to the Bi-County East championship in 2003.
This season the Cybercats are in a first-place tie with the Orioles, but they know things don't get easier.
"Beating Belchertown (the teams split two games this season) was a real boost, but I had to tell the girls that we couldn't lose focus," Lemke said.
The Cybercats have already clinched a berth in the Division I Western Massachusetts Softball Tournament.
For full Article click Here:
Article from Springfield Republican
Sci-Tech makes Post Season Play !!!
Another year my team makes it to post season play and a chance for the Bi-County League title. Thank you to my team - Go Cybercats.
The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand, and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand." - Vince Lombardi
The way a team plays as a whole determines its success. You may have the greatest bunch of individual stars in the world, but if they don't play together, the club won't be worth a dime." - Babe Ruth
Sci-Tech Girls know winning softball formula
Springfield Republican Article 3/24/04
SPRINGFIELD - High School of Science and Technology softball coach Dave Lemke can't help but be a bit optimistic since his team is coming off a successful 2003 campaign.
His girls finished last season with school-record 16 wins and only four losses. A fourth-year coach, his core group of seniors have been with him throughout that tenure.
"These seniors this year have been my backbone since they were freshmen," Lemke said. "Each year, we've improved by three or four wins, with last season being our most successful."
Sci-Tech made the post-season tournament in 2003, knocked out in the first round by Taconic. This year's team will strive for a trip back to the tournament, but the Bi-County League East title will be its first goal.
Leading the charge will be senior pitcher Tammie Tremblay, an All-Scholastic selection by The Republican last season. Her battery mate, senior Adrienne Walker, was an all-league selection in the Bi-County, and coach Lemke will be looking toward these two to carry the load.
"Softball is different than baseball because one pitcher can carry a team," Lemke said. "You're not looking for four different guys to throw in a given week. The combination of Tammie and Adrienne is our strength."
Saturday, October 19
2002 Regis College Softball Recruiting Prospect Data Sheet
Handout:
High School Softball Showcases - Regis College
2003 College Recruting Report
New England High School Sports Spring Softball Showcase at Assumption College held on Saturday, June 28, 2003.
Click Here for College Recruiting Reports
2003 Tournament Activities
Name: Tammie Tremblay
Position: Primary: Pitcher Secondary: Utility/IF/OF
Throws: Right
Bats: Right
School: H.S. of Science & Technology
Graduation Year: 2004
Extracurricular Achievements:
Key Club
National Honor Society
Listed in 2003's Who's Who Among American High School Students
Red Cross Volunteer
Sports:
Pitched Every game in Baystate Games - 2002 & 2003
Bronze Medaled in 2003 Baystate Games
Captain of Summer Travelball Team
Starting Varsity Pitcher since Freshman Year
2002 MVP High School Varsity Team
2002 MVP St. Mary's Metro-League Team
2002 Ludlow U17 Division Undefeated Season & Playoff Champions
2003 Nominated for Bi-County East All League Player
2003 Spfld Republican's choice pick for 1st Team Divison I Softball
2004 All Academic Achiever - Sci-Tech - Softball & Volleyball
2004 Nominated Bi-County East All League Player
2004 All Scholastic 1st Team Softball in Division I picked by Springfield's Sunday Republican
Softball All-Scholastic Capsules
DIVISION 1
TAMMIE TREMBLAY, Science & Technology: Junior pitcher was one of the top players in the Bi-County League; posted a 0.98 earned run average and 198 strikeouts in helping Cybercats to playoffs; finished with a .513 batting average; had a no-hitter with 15 strikeouts to close the regular season.
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2003 Baystate Games Team West
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Saturday, May 12
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