Friday Games Recap

TUESDAY IS THE LAST DAY TO PURCHASE YOUR HOF TICKETS. IF YOU CANNOT MAKE IT TO THE BALLPARK TUESDAY AND STILL WANT TO GO, PLEASE CONTACT LOREN OR DONNIE.

We had perfect weather for today's games. Freddie Dampier came up with some original names for the Teams on Field 1. He named Juan Toro's team the bulls and his team the Peirs. So in the first inning, both the Bulls and the Piers scored four runs. The Bulls fell behind as they were shut out in four of the next six innings. While this was occurring, the Piers scored three or more in every inning but the sixth.  So at the end of seven, it was the Piers 21 and the Bulls 10. The Bulls rallied in the eighth and ninth innings, scoring five in each, but it was not enough. Final score Team Dampier 24 and Team Toro 20.

Outstanding Peformances

Hus 4-5 w/homer

Vandenberg 4-5

Carlos 4-5 w/double

Muniz 4-5

Dampier 4-5

Johnston 4-5

Reymundo 5-5

Jorge 5-5

Don Keller managed the visiting team against Team Tutrani on field two. It looked like a blowout early on for the Dons guys. built a 12-6 lead after four innings.Mark's bats came alivein the fifth and sixth innings, closing within two. Both teams exchanged runs, so at the end of eight it was Keller 17 and Tutrani 15. Team Keller needed a big inning as Team Tutrani had the top of the lineup coming to the plate. Well, Team Keller got the big inning, sending all eleven players to the plate and scoring seven runs. The first four batters for Team Tutrani hit and scored. Unfortunately it ended three outs later. Final score Team Keller 24 and Team Tutrani 19.

Outstanding performances

Keller 6-6

Williamson 6-6

Rabideau 6-6

Vanderhyde 5-5

Hite 4-5

Constantine 5-6

Hudson 6-6

DeLong 5-6 w/homer

Bats

To all players who play at Sertoma Park. As a reminder, we are only allowing aluminum and wooden bats. No composite bats are to be used. This includes the ASA bats. 

ASA 2 1/4 Inch Barrel Diameter

Approved for Play in ASA Only

One-Piece 100% Composite Construction

These bats are not allowed.

Wig Popper. Also not allowed. 

Friday games

Games are on. Sign in or call by 08:30. Don't forget to bring your money for your HOF tickets.

American League

We are on at 8 am. Reuben Williams Field.
LGG

HALL OF FAME BANQUET

Time is running out to get your tickets to the HOF Banquet where we will be inducting Jimmy Laffoon, Bob Vandenberg, and Robert Spitaleri. The banquet is Wednesday Mar 11 at Lake Ashton HFC. Haines City Limits will be performing. Please contact Donnie Witmer or Loren if you want a ticket. They are $20 each.

Tuesday Games

 No games today. It is just too cold....35 degrees, feels like 34. Friday will be a comfortable 60 degrees when you get up.

***Important Message***

Due to the expected cold weather tomorrow, the American League players will hit at DBat at 10 am. All members of the League are invited to participate. If you have never been there before you will be eligible for 75 free swings.

DBat Address: 1981 Ernie Caldwell Blvd, Suite 400

Davenport, FL 33837

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LGG

Friday's Game.

A couple administrative announcements before covering the game

First is the upcoming HOF Dinner/Dance where we will induct three of our own into the HOF: Bob Vandenberg, Robert Spitaleri, and Jimmy Laffoon. Tickets are only $20 per person and are on sale now. Please buy a couple tickets and help us recognize these outstanding individuals.

Second is the reminder that players need to sign or call before 08:30 if they plan on playing. Today we had enough players to have two full team games, however three player elected to come in after the teams had been made (the latest actually came 10 minutes after our strat time), resulting in playing with 13 and 14 players on each team. Please be considerate and be on time.

Apologize for the lack of specifics regarding today's game but unfortunately, the score sheets were locked up and unavailable. Consequently, no outstanding performances.The game started out with goose eggs for each team in the first inning.Team Keller held the lead after five innings, but Team Rounds scored five in the sixth  to tie them. Team Tutrani trailed by two at that time..The seventh saw Team Rounds go out to a commanding four run lead over both the other teams. Only Team Keller scored in the eighth so the score was Team Rounds 11, Team Keller 8, and Team Tutrani 7. Don's guys hit well in the ninth and scored four runs to take a one run lead. Team Rounds had their big hitters up but were unable to score leaving them at 11. Team Tutrani needed five to tie and six to win it all.  Well to bring this to a close, let me say they managed five before the last ourt weas made. Final score Team Keller 12, Team Tutrani 12, and Taem Rounds 11..

Friday Games

Games are on. Please sign in or call before 08:30.

***American League Update***

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Tuesday, February 17, 2026. We had a turnout of 15 players this week. With just five more participants, we could have organized a full game. Currently, we focus on batting practice due to the limited number of players. Unfortunately, we lack a reliable method to predict attendance. The distribution of shorts confirmed the number of attendees. We have access to the field and encourage everyone to join us for practice sessions. For those using WhatsApp, I can add you to our distribution list to keep you informed. Please install WhatsApp on your phone and contact me to be included in the list.

 

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Tuesday Games

We managed to field four full teams today as we had a number of American League players join us. I sometimes fail to mention the guys that make this happen every week.So here it goes... I don't know if you are aware that Richie Marino, Jim Williamson, and Loren Fabian show up every day around 06:30 to determine if we can play based on field conditions and then set up all the fields. This includes lining the fields, setting the bases and bringing out the equipment.Make sure you thank them when you see them.

Team Ouding and Team Rounds fought it out on field one. To say it was strange is an understatement. It was bizarre. Team Ouding jumped out to an early nine run lead and it looked like it was going to be a blow out. Then came the  bottom of the fourth, and Team Rounds came roaring back by scoring nine runs and tieing up the game. It remained close through the eighth inning with only two runs separating the two teams. Then the bats came alive again for Team Ouding as thirteen batters came to the plate and managed to score ten runs. Down by twelve, Donna led off and scored. Good defense shut them down leaving the final score Team Ouding 28 and Team Rounds 17.

Outstanding Performances

Smith 6-7

Zelazny 5- 7

Hudson 5-6 w/homer

O'callahan 5-6

Rad 6-6

Thompson 5-6

Gil 4-4 w/homer

Griffin 3-4w/homer

Pepin 3-4

Team Tutrani faced off against Team Dampier on field two. What should have been a very exciting and close game, with tons of runs being scored, turned out to be a low scoring lopsided affair. Team Tutrani managed only three runs through four innings, but that was more than enough to open a lead, as Team Dampier failed to score through the third. They put up two runs in the fourth and that proved to be the only runs they scored the entire game..Meanwhile, Mark's guys scored multiple runs in each of the remaining innings. The final score ended up Team Tutrani 13 and Team Dampier 2.

Outstanding performances

Nestor 4-4

DeLuca 3-4 w/homer

Knox 4-4

Capozzi 3-3

Soto 3-3

Tuesday

Games are on at Sertoma Park. Please sign in by 08:30. If you are lucky there might be another Don Ing or Eddie Gazark sighting

American League Shorts

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Good news, player gifts are in. For those who hit at Reuben Williams field, you are eligible to receive a player gift. This year, the board elected to give out players' league shorts. On Tuesday, I will be at the field to distribute them around 9 am. American League players will have their gifts at Reuben William Field. This year has been difficult because we haven't had our home field due to renovations. This gift is a thank you for hanging in and playing. We will also repeat this operation on Friday, giving everyone a chance to receive this gift.

Thanks

Lou Guzman

Acting Commissioner 

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Good news — player gifts are in! 🎉

Players who continued to play at Sertoma Park or hit at Reuben Williams Field are eligible to receive a player gift. This year, the board has elected to provide league shorts as our thank-you gift.

On Tuesday, directors Joe D'Herin and Don Keller will be at Sertoma Park to verify players who have been present and participating. They will then pick up and distribute the gifts.

This season has been challenging due to the renovation of our home field, and this gift is a sincere thank-you for your patience, commitment, and continued participation.

We will repeat this process on Friday to ensure everyone has an opportunity to receive their gift.

Thank you again for sticking with us and continuing to play!

Lou Guzman

Acting Commissioner. 

Attation Players

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Notice to All Members

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Ralph Varrone, a longtime and valued manager at Solivita.

A celebration of life will be held on Friday, February 20th at 12:30 PM at the Solivita field. All members are invited to attend and pay their respects.

Our thoughts and condolences are with Ralph's family and friends during this difficult time.

Lou Guzman 

Acting Commissioner 

Friday 13 February

While there was considerable fog early on, it started to clear at game time and we actually had ideal playing conditions. We had enough players to manage two games, albeit with ten players in some cases.I cannot begin to tell you what a difference it makes to play with only four outfielders and no middle infielder. Needless to say there were a lot of hits created by the gaps. Before covering the games, I need to acknowledge the guys who stepped up to manage today....Fred DeLoach, Juan Toro, Don Keller, and Mark Tutrani.

Team Toro faced off against Team DeLoach on field one in a game that was exciting, but not ever close.The only inning that Fred's team outscored Juan's was the sixth. The final score could have been much worse if not for the flip flop and the four run per inning rules. There were a combined ten balls that left the park by both teams.  Another curious fact was that Juan's players were able to hit nine grounders between first and second bases. Both statistics have to be a record..The final score was Team Toro 27 and Team DeLoach 17.

Outstanding performances

Hus 4-5

Zelazny 4-5/homer

Willamson 4-5  w/2/homers,one which didnt count 

Ayers 5-5

Ora 5-5

Knox 5-6

Gil 5-6 w/homer

Johnston 5-5

Gelesky 4-5

Team Tutrani took an early lead and held it through the fifth inning when Team Keller scored four runs to take a razor thin one run lead. Obviously feeling their oats, they went on to outscore Mark's group by six runs in the next two innings. Mark had the top of the line up coming to bat, needing seven runs to tie. With big hitters coming up it looked like there was a chance if they could just get a rally going. Unfortunately they were not able to score a single run and the game ended as Team Keller did not have to bat in the ninth. Final score Team Keller 16 and Team Tutrani 9.

Outstanding performances

Pablo 4-5 w/homer

Carlos 5-5

Rad 5-5

Friday Games

Games are on at SERTOMA PARK.  Loren says "Come on down, conditions are perfect"

SERTOMA

Until further notice we will continue to play at SERTOMA.

Post

*** Important Notice ***

Do to issues beyond our control will continue to play ball at Sertoma Park for pick-up games. 

Sertoma Park

1650 Lake Shipp Dr

Winter Haven, FL 33880

American League Players

• Will hit at Reuben Williams field across the street from Diamond Plex.

Please check our website regularly for updates and any changes.

👉 Website: https://whseniorsoftball.blogspot.com/

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LGG

Tuesday Games

Both games today were exciting if you looked at the box scores. I first want to thank the 44 players that came out to play today. I also want to remind everyone of two issues. First is that games start at 0900 so you need to sign in by 08:30. Second, please watch the web site for a possible change in location for Friday's games. We are waiting for word from the DiamomdPlex ion whether the lighting project will be completed and we can return there.

Team Keller faced off against Team Tutrani on Field 2. Don's guys jumped out to an early three run lead in the first inning. Mark's guys woke up in the second both offensively and defensively as they took the lead in the second  Down by one in the ninthand held it through the seventh. In the eighth Team Keller actually had clawed their way back and actually took the lead. Down by one in the ninth, Mark scored the first of two runs as they reclaimed the lead. Team Keller unfortunately was not able to push across the tying or winning runs. Final score Team Tutrani 15 and Team Keller 14. Long balls were provided by Jim Williamson, Don Keller, adn Pat Sullivan.

Outstanding performances

Knox 4-5

Keller 4-5

Sullivan 4-5 w/homer

Rabideau 4-5

Zelazny 4-5

Tutrani 4-5

Miller 5-5

Gil 4-5

Ouding 4-5

Team Toro and Team DeLoach squared off on field one in another game that was close right down to the end with either team having a chance for the win. Team Toro scored in six of the innings but never more than two until the eighth when they scored six runs to pull within one. Team DeLoach scored in six of the innings but the difference was that they scored three or more runs in four of the innings.  Gooing into the ninth Juan and his band of merry men needed four runs to tie up the game.Unfortunately is was a hill toi high to climb. They scored two quick runs but left the tieing runs on base. Final score Team DeLoach 15 and Team Toro 13.

Outstanding performances

Griffin 4-4

Muniz 4-4

Hus 3-3

Tuesday 10 February

Games are on at SERTOMA PARK.  Please sign in by 8:30 so we can start on time.

Remember to bring your money to purchase your HOF tickets. The banquet is 11 March. Inductees this year are Jim Laffoon, Bob Vandenberg, Robert Spialeri, and Bob DePietro. Haines City Limits will be performing. Tickets are only $20 each

***Important Reminder***

***Important Reminder***

This week, the National League will continue at Sertoma Park, 1650 Lake Shipp Dr, Winter Haven, FL 33880.

The American League will hit at 8 am at Reuben Williams Field, across from the Diamond.

Finally the write up from today

Friday Games

Games are on. Loren says there is no wind and should be a good day for ball. Make sure you sign in at the desk when you arrive.

American League

 On Firday we anticipate  38° temperature, the American League will once again be batting at the new batting cage facility, D-BATs, located at 1981 Ernie Caldwell Blvd, Suite 400, Davenport. If you have never been there before, I'll have free 75 swings coupon cards for you. 

You do not have to use all 75 swings that day — any unused pitches can be saved for another visit. 

All members are invited to hit.

Tuesday Games

No games today. Too cold. Let's hope for better weather on Friday.

Batting Cages

 

American League

Due to the 35° temperature, the American League will once again be batting at the new batting cage facility, D-BATs, located at 1981 Ernie Caldwell Blvd, Suite 400, Davenport. On Tuesday at 10:00 AM, if you have never been there before I'll have free 75 swings coupon cards for you.

You do not have to use all 75 swings that day — any unused pitches can be saved for another visit.

All members are invited to hit.

LGG

American League update.

American League update.

Today the players from the American League went to the new batting cages in Davenport. If anyone is interested in going, I have coupon cards. I'll make them available for everyone once we return to the field.

LGG

Friday games

Before recapping the games I want to update everyone on Wayne Shearer who has been in the hospital. When I was there, he was notified that he would be discharged today and will continue to receive his treatment at home. If you want to reach out to him, his number is 863-604-8065. I know he would appreciate hearing from you.

The introduction of the aluminum bats had an immediate impact on both games. Balls were flying out of the park. It certainly returned the excitement to the game.

Having said that, it was the anemic bats that doomed Team Tutrani against Team Lopez. Behind by three runs after the first inning, they managed to take the lead in the fourth, albeit by one.It was all Team Lopez from there as they quickly built a ten run lead by the eighth inning.  A lone run by Team Tutrani in the bottom of the inning prevented implementation of the flip flop rule. Guys flexing their muscles with over the fence smacks were Johnston (2), Rounds, DeLuca, Final score was Team Lopez 20 and Team Tutrani 11.

Outstanding Performances

Johnston 4-5 w/homer Out was his second homer

Vanderhyde 4-5

Rounds 4-4 w/homer

LeTourneau 4-5

Shaffer 3-4

Miller 5-5

Delucia 5-5 w/homer

Team Keller faced off against Team Hite.in what turned out to be a very interesting game. There were never more than two runs separating the teams in any inning.. That fact, coupled with six lead changes made for quite the exciting game all the way to the end. Both teams scored in seven of the nine innings. It all came down to the last inning with Team Keller up by one run. Don Keller led off and scored the lone run in the top of the ninth to increase their lead to one run. Gil led off and scored for Bobby's team bringing them within one. Unfortunately, that was all she wrote. The game ended up Team Keller 13.and Team Hite 12.

Outstanding performances

Keller4-5 w/triple and double

Dampier 4-5

DeLong 3-4

Hamilton 5-5

Ouding 4-5

Friday Games

Games are on. Games start at 09:00. Bring your aluminum bats.

Attention American League Players

 We will be batting at the new batting cage facility, D-BATs, located at 1981 Ernie Caldwell Blvd, Davenport. On Friday at 10:00 AM, we’ll be able to take advantage of 75 free machine pitches per player.

You do not have to use all 75 swings that day — any unused pitches can be saved for another visit. Make sure you wear your WHSS shirt.

If you haven’t already reserve your spot text Lou Guzman 732-433-5390 to ensure that you are on the list.
LGG

Tuesday Games

No games today. Too darn cold. Hopefully warmer on Friday.

Aluminum Bats

Effective Tuesday you will be allowed to use Alumimum bats at Sertoma Park. Do not bring your composition bats, they cannot be used.

Friday Games

Our wood bat season at Sertoma Park got off to a great start with 48 ball players coming out to play. It was a little hectic in the beginning due to late arrivals, interpretation of the rules, and some missing administrative equipment but once the players hit the field, all that is forgotten.

Team Lopez squared off against Team Tutrani in a relatively low scoring game. It is amazing the difference the bats can make. There were rumors that some of the outfielders actually got to take naps while in the outfield. Team Lopez managed three runs over the nine innings. Team Tutrani took the lead in the first and did not look back as they managed a whopping eight runs . Final score Team Tutrani 8 and Team Lopez 3.

Outstanding performances

Hite 3-4

Lopez 3-3

Spitaleri 3-4

Ott 3-4

King 3-3

Kathy 3-3

 

Team Toro faced Team Deloach on the other field. After falling behind in the first Team Toro took the lead in the third. It was short lived as Team DeLoach regained the lead the next inning and never looked back as they managed to hold on to a narrow lead. It helped that Toro's bats were silent in the final three innings. The final score Team DeLoach 10 and Team Toro 6.

Outstanding performances

Jacobs 3-4

Toro 4-4

Vanderhyde 4-4

Friday games

Games are on at SERTOMA PARK, 1651 N Lake Shipp Dr.

Games start at 0900. Please be there early to give us enough time to put teams together.

Remember to purchase your Haĺl of Fame tickets. They are only $20 each

Information for Friday 1/23/2026

Starting Tomorrow Friday 23 January until Friday 6 February 2026 

American League Players - 

Batting Practice starts at 8AM tomorrow

• Will hit across the street from DiamondPlex.

National League

Sertoma Park

1650 Lake Shipp Dr

Winter Haven, FL 33880

• This is a wood bat league

• Bats will be provided for all players

Fwd: Fw: Results Field A 1/20/2026

Today Tuesday 1/20/2025 Steve Hill's Dukes hosted Don Ouding Oldtimers on field A. The Oldtimers posted two in the top of the 1st, the Dukes answered with four. The scoring slowed down until the Dukes add 3 more in the 3rd making the score 7-2. The Oldtimes bats came alive scoring two in the 5th and 6th inning bring the score,6-7 before, the Dukes extended their lead to 9-6, after 6. The Oldtimers fought back to close it to 8-9 before the Dukes added single tallies in the last two innings, bring the final score to 11-8.

Today's standouts John Turchetta 4-4, Gary Michl, Gary Burnter, Bob Vandenburg 3-4 and Lloyd Hale 2-3

Tuesday Games

Games are on. Dress warm.

Don't forget to bring your money to purchase your tickets to Hall of Fame Banquet. They are only $20 per person.

Games are on, but delayed!!!!!

Good morning,

Games are delayed by one hour today.  Be at your field by 9:30, game starts at 10AM.  

Just one single game today, no double header.

*** Information about Player Gift 2026 ***

 The board has decided to purchase shorts for all active players who have been attending games. Each manager will receive a roster sheet to record player sizes. Please see your manager as soon as possible so we can ensure an accurate count.

*** Important Notice ***

Starting Friday 23 January until Friday 6 February 2026 the National League players will move to Sertoma Park for pick-up games

Sertoma Park

1650 Lake Shipp Dr

Winter Haven, FL 33880

• This is a wood bat league

• Bats will be provided for all players

American League Players

• Will hit across the street from DiamondPlex during this time

Please check our website regularly for updates and any changes.

 Website: https://whseniorsoftball.blogspot.com/

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LGG

Friday Games

No games today. Too darn cold.

MANAGER’S ADDITIONAL GAME DAY RULES – 1/15/26

 1. Games shall start at 9:00 am sharp. Batting practice shall end @ 8:50 AM.

2. Managers shall be at the field by 8:15 AM .Home Team Manager shall pick up the Team bag in the Equipment Garage and set up the field.

3. If playing with 12 players, 5 must be in the outfield behind the red cones, and 5 in the infield, not including the pitcher and catcher.

4.Both Managers shall agree to the use of 5 outfielders.

5. Pool players will continue to fill teams on an as needed basis. All games shall count in the standings.

6. We will continue with a maximum of 4 runs per inning, except in the 5 th inning , which shall be an open inning.  There will be a Catchup rule(pending Manager approval) after  the First Inning, if a team is behind by more than 4 runs.

Example: Visiting Team is up by a score of 6-0 in the top of the 2 nd . Inning. The Home Team may score up to 6 runs in the bottom of the 2nd inning.

7. There is NO RELAXED RUNNING RULE. A player may be used only one time per inning as a pinch runner. Managers shall designate pinch runners before running onto the field.

PC SENIOR SOFTBALL HALL OF FAME

Mark your calendars for this year's Hall of Fame Dinner and Induction Ceremony. The date is Wednesday March 11th. Cost is $20 per person. Come and help celebrate this year's class: Bob Vandenburg, Bob DiPetro, Jimmy Laffoon, and Rob Spitaleri. Wives are invited.

Tickets go on sale Friday.

13 January

Some exciting games today.  Among the 3 double headers, there was 1 split and 2 sweeps.  

Dukes' won their first game 13-8, while Wally World claim the night cap 14-10.

Rounds' Young Guns took 2 from Sammy's Guys 25-12 and 7-5.

Toro's Terrors got into the win column by taking 2 from Oudings' Old-Timers 9-5 and 8-6.

For up to date Standings check out the "Standings" page.  

Also, some new pictures have been posted.

Check out the Standings and Photo Pages

 Hello Everyone,

Checkout the Standings page for the most update National League Standings.  Also, since you're here go to the Photos page and glaze upon team pictures.

Games 9 January

Games are on. Remember to check the schedule to make sure you have the correct uniform. Come early if you want batting practice as games will start promptly at 09:00

January 9 Opening Day

What a great opening day. You couldn't ask for better weather as we kicked off the 2026 season. Before getting into the games, I want to recognize George Tinsley (a member of the Hall of Fame) for providing us with a great Kentucky Fried Chicken lunch, something he has done for twenty years. He has and continues to be one of our strongest and benevolent sponsors.

Today's games were scheduled to allow the managers to evaluate their teams and to determine positions and lineups for the season. From the score sheets it looks like that was accomplished and that we can look forward to a highly competitive season.

Unfortunately we only have the summary from two of our games. Home managers are reminded that they are responsible for writing up the results of their game

Dave Rounds' Young Guns played Don Ouding's Old Timers on Field A. The game started with the usual controversy regarding sun in your eyes while batting. The managers on this field need to agree on procedures before the game. Anyway, after resolution, the game proceeded without incident. The Old Timers broke out on top by outscoring the Young Guns two to nothing in the first. The Young Guns bounced back in the second to take the lead and then built on it throughout the remainder of the game by tying or winning every inning. The game ended after eight innings as lunch was fast approaching. The final score was the Young Guns 15 and the Old Timers 6..

Outstanding performances

Ramon 3-3 w/double

Williamson 3-3/double

Tutrani 3-3

Letourneau 3-3

Dampier 3-3

The yet to be named teams of Sam Lopez and Steve Hill played their game on Field B. This proved to be a very interesting game as Team Hill found themselves seven runs behind after the second inning. To their credit they did not fold and clawed their way back to finish a respectable three runs behind Sammy's guys. It was feast or famine for Team Hill as they had three goose eggs, a three run, a four run, and a five run inning. If time would have allowed them to play more than six innings they might have made it all the way back. Final score Team Lopez 15 and Team Hill 12.

Outstanding performances

Knox 3-4 w/triple

Gonzalez 3-34 w/triple

Gilbert 4-4

Reed 4-4

BJ 4-4

Spialeri 4-4

Vanderhyde 4-4

Ora 3-3

John 3-3

Tuesday 6 January

OPENING DAY!!!!!!!!!!!

Games are on as are all the activities. Lunch is at 11:30.

Before reporting to your assigned field, please stop by the desk to sign card for Chris  Constantine who was diagnosed last week with Blatter Cancer.

If you haven't yet paid your registration fee for this year, you will have to bring your $50. See Don Keller.

January 2nd Games

Before we recap today's games I want to remind everyone of the opening day luncheon on Tuesday, 6 January. It will be a hectic morning as we will be issuing uniforms, taking team pictures, and playing exhibition games,.... all before lunch. We would ask everyone to be on time. That time is 09:00. Report directly to your assigned field. Pool players need to sign in at the desk.

Field B

Team Tutrani took on Team Rounds in the first game of the new year. Dave's guys started slow but managed to tie Mark's team after two innings. The next four innings saw Team Tutrani extending their lead every inning. After six innings, they enjoyed  a ten run lead. The seventh inning was exciting for both teams. Dave's guys put up six to narrow the lead, but then Mark's folks responded with five of their own. Team Rounds only managed three runs in the last two innings, so Team Tutrani did not have to bat in the ninth. Final score Team Tutrani 19 and Team Rounds 15.

Outstanding performances

Moots 3-3

Boito 3-3

Santa Cruz 2-3 w/ homer and double

Zelazny 5-5

Rabideau 4-4 w/2 doublesTeam

Field C

Hill faced off against Team Ouding in another nail biter. Tied after three innings, the game remained close through the seventh inning with only one run between them. In the eighth Team Hill got their first three batters on base, but only managed to score a single run. Team Ouding on the other hand, put up five runs on six hits and a fielder's choice. Needing three to tie, Team Hill failed as they only managed to get one hit in the ninth. The final score was  Team Ouding 22 and Team Hill 19.

Outstanding performances

Nester 4-5 w/double

Smith 4- 5 w/double

Lynch 4-4 w/triple and homer

Price 4-4

Sully 4-4 w/2 doubles and triple

Games 2 January

Games are on. American League is on field D. Please make sure you sign in by 09:00

**Important Message** Start of Season

 We’re excited to announce that we will be hosting a League Party on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. All players and families are invited!

Important reminders:

·       Please stop by the desk on Friday to let us know if you will be bringing a guest, so we can order the correct amount of food.

·       Uniforms, hats, and game schedules will be distributed.

·       Team photos will also be taken that morning

Opening Day will be Friday, January 9, 2026.

Team Field Assignments for Tuesday, January 6:

·       Teams 1 & 2: Field A

·       Teams 3 & 4: Field B

·       Teams 5 & 6: Field C

·       American League Teams: Field D

·       The pool player will report to the desk.

We look forward to seeing everyone there!