BATTING AVERAGE

14                                                                13

Jauregui- Red Sox .474                              Beltran- Dodgers .692

Thompson- Yankees .455                            Sullivan- Cubs .615

Dean- Angels .400                                      Gomez- Rays .600

Madzarevic- Angels .385                           Palhegyi- Dodgers .563

Speicher- Padres .385                               Chavez- Dodgers .545

RUNS

14                                                              13

Coppi- Yankees 12                                     Martinez- Yankees 10

Thompson- Yankees 11                              Crist- Yankees 9

Dean- Angels 9                                         Plant- Padres 9

Seccombe- Cubs  8                                   Palhegyi- Dodgers 8

Potter- Red Sox 7                                   Appiah- Padres 8

HITS

14                                                               13

Thompson- Yankees 10                              Appiah- Padres 10

Jauregui- Red Sox 9                                 Almandinger- Padres 10

Dean- Angels 8                                          Martinez-Yankees 9

Coppi/Keck- Yankees 6                              Palhegyi- Dodgers 9

Castenada- Angels 6                                  Beltran- Dodgers 9

DOUBLES

 14                                                               13

Coppi- Yankees 5                                         Aragon- Red Sox 3

Jauregui- Red Sox 2                                    De Los Reyes- Angels 3

Potter- Red Sox 2                                       Martinez/Morin- Yankees 2

Speicher- Padres 2                                      Luna/Appiah- Padres 2

Gwozdz- Giants 2                                         Gomez/Merrill- Rays 2

Triples

14                                                   13

Potter- Red Sox 1

Perez- Cubs 1

Home Runs

14                                                  13

O'Brien- Giants 2                         Palhegyi- Dodgers 3

Jauregui- Red Sox 1                     Almandinger- Padres 2

Contreras- Red Sox 1                   Beltran- Dodgers 2

                                                     Fabela- Red Sox 2

(Morin/Martinez- Yankees 1, Hernandez- Dodgers 1, Garcia- Giants 1)

RBIS                                                  

14                                                         13

Thompson- Yankees 7                           Palhegyi- Dodgers 12

Keck/Coppi- Yankees 5                        Almandinger- Padres 9

Cunningham/DiGrazia- Padres 5           Martinez- Yankees 8

Jauregui/Contreras- Red Sox 5          Fabela- Red Sox- 7

O'Brien- Giants 5                                Morin/Kittleson- Yankees 6

Walks

14                                                       13

Madzarevic- Angels 9                        Phelps- Red Sox 8

Coppi- Yankees 8                               Plant- Padres 7

Keck- Yankees 5                                Perez- Giants 7

Finlay- Angels 5                                 Luna- Padres 6

7 with 4                                             Lopez- Angels 6

                                                         Vizcarra- Dodgers 6

Stolen Bases

14                                                      13

Potter- Red Sox 4                            Fabela- Red Sox 9

Dean- Angels 4                                 Plant- Padres 6

Keck/Thompson- Yankees 3             Almandinger- Padres 5

Gwozdz/Anzaldo- Giants 3              Gomez- Rays 4

(7 with 2)                                        Sullivan- Cubs 4

On Base Average

14                                                    13

Madzarevic- Angels .636                 Beltran- Dodgers .765

Coppi- Yankees .615                         Gomez- Rays .750

Thompson- Yankkes .556                 Sullivan- Cubs .667

Speicher- Padres .529                     Bahna *12- Rays .647

Jauregui- Red Sox .500                   Chavez- Dodgers .643

Perez- Cubs .500

The Pony Website Game Schedules has been updated to reflect new Saturday Game times.

 Opening Day        March 10, 2012

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GiveForward, fundraiser for Walt Keller

Walt Keller is a long time friend and Coach to Pony and many years of Pony players, he is currently coaching with Louie Pro of the Giants.  Walt is battling Leukemia and Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma.  Please read the attached flyer or the web link above and consider giving to Walt's Fundraiser for his treatment.

Together we look forward to supporting and showing our commitment to youth sports and our community.
To resound this commitment and in preparation for the upcoming 2012 season,
coupons for our league participants are available and can be found using the link .

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The Upland PONY Baseball Association is turning to local businesses and/or individuals to make a financial contribution. 

  These tax-deductible contributions provide needed support to the Upland Pony program.

The tax ID number for your donation will be made available to our sponsors.As of November 2010, The Upland PONY Baseball Association is a 501(C)(3) Public Charity.

  The support you give is invaluable in contributing to the continued success and development of our program. The athletes of Upland Pony would like to thank you for your support. 

Thank you for your support and maybe we’ll see you at a Pony game in the future.

Check the weather for Hawkins Field, your Coach or Manager will call if a practice or game is canceled due to weather.

Upland Pony is in need of skilled volunteers. Our field will need work after winterball,  snack bar needs repairs and updating,  if you have time, money or resources we can always use your help.  Please contact any Upland Pony Board Member or e-mail uplandpony@gmail.com with your skill or resource or just let us know you have time and a strong back.  When work begins it will be nice to have a list of active volunteers to call on.

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 Harmon Killebrew official website

The Upland Pony League would like to offer its deepest sympathies to the Killebrew and Hockin families. Baseball great Harmon Killebrew died of esophageal cancer at his home in Peoria, Arizona on May 17th, 2011, at the age of 74. Harmon had a 22 year career with the Minnesota Twins in which he hit 573 home runs. He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall Of Fame in 1984.

"May all your best memories of him stay with you forever and comfort you in your moments of sorrow"

Harmon Killebrew official website

Harmon's daughter, Erin Killebrew served as the team mom on the 2010 Upland Pony 14U All-Star team. Erin's sons, Chad (Pony 2008-09) and Grant Hockin (2009-10) played for the Upland Pony Red Sox under manager Terry Reilly and helped them win Upland Pony League Championship in 2009. Last year, Grant with the Red Sox (manager Tony Periata) helped the Upland Pony 14U All-Stars under manager Bill Barrett advance through three levels of the Pony World Series tournament before losing to Corona which went on to finish third in the World.

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League Championship Results

Congratulations to the

They completed a season where they were in first place from start to finish by beating a very game Red Sox team, which seemed destine to win their third straight playoff. The Angels trailed but battled all game long and couldn't seem to get the big hit when they needed it. That was until the 6th inning, when Jeff Kross doubled to tie the score and the 8th, when Eric Rembecky singled home the winning run. Angels' Mathew Smith got the win in relief while Red Sox James Agabashian took the loss, despite pitching well. There were three home runs in the game, one each by Red Sox Brandon Pires and Agabashian and the Angels' starter, Zac Sturdivant.

The Angels were Zac Sturdivant, Jeffery Kross, Aaron Chavez, Dawson Houlihan, Mathew Smith, Malcolm Smith, Michael Austin, Eric Rembecky, Christian Montalvo, Sergio Olivas, Pedro Gonzalez, and Michael Dean.

They were managed by Steve Rembecky and coached by Chris Smith, Larry Chavez, and J.D. Sturdivant.

Opening Day was a success and the games were FANtatstic!  Fans got to see some great baseball as all three games were hard fought and close for the majority of the game.  Game #1 saw a fantastic pitching performance by newcomer Spencer Gunn as the Cardinals beat the A's 13 to 2.  The A's hung tough for the first 5 innings until the Cards bats put it away.

Game #2 might be one for the Upland Pony Record books, 2010 opening day saw a combined no hitter from the Dodgers pitchers, while game #2 Saturday saw two aces go head to head without blinking as the Angels nipped the Giants 1-0.  Angels Jeffery Cross mowed down 14 Giant hitters while newcomer Cesar Fregoso struck out 13.

Game #3 pitted the Red Sox and Robbie Armatas against the Cubs and Andrew Contreras.  The game was tight from start to finish with the Cubs nipping the Red Sox 3 to 2.  Red Sox Jason Gutierrez when deep for the losing Red Sox.