St.Thomas Evergreen Centennials

[Fan]

Just a little info I found on the other site??Interesting

Finish Team Day Time Eliminated
1 Broken Bow
2 Patsy's Sat 6pm by Bow
3 Orillia Sat 4pm by Patsy's
4 SoCal Sat 2pm by Patsy's
5 Hallman Fri 9pm by Patsy's
6 Townline Fri 5pm by So Cal
7 Circle Tap Fri 3pm by Hallman
8 Farm Fri 1pm by Townline
9 Vancouver Thurs 9pm by Circle Tap
10 Portland Thurs 3pm by Hallman
11 Aspen Thurs 1pm by Farm
12 MinnDak Thurs 1pm by Townline
13 Quad City Thurs 11am by Vancouver
14 Jarvis Thurs 11am by Portland
15 Pueblo Thurs 9am by Aspen
16 Innerkip Thurs 9am by Townline
17 Aurora Wed 9pm by Vancouver
18 Midland Wed 5pm by Portland
19 Albaugh Wed 3pm by Aspen
20 Bloomington Wed 3pm by Townline
21 Elmira Wed 1pm by Innerkip
22 Midwest Wed 1pm by Pueblo
23 Peterborough Wed 11am by Quad City
24 Horse Lake Wed 11am by Jarvis
25 St. Thomas Tues 9pm by Jarvis
26 Elkland Tues 9pm by Quad City
27 Ashland Tues 7pm by Pueblo
28 Thomson Area Tues 5pm by Innerkip
29 Scarborough Mon 9pm by Midwest
30 Rice Creek Mon 9pm by Elmira
31 Plangger's Mon 7pm by Horse Lake
32 Napanee Mon 5pm by Peterborough

[Fanz]

A site of interest no doubt

www.2007labattfastpitch.com/

[Roster]

What is the roster for Nationals?

[News]

Tough month ahead for Cents
St. Thomas Evergreen Centennials face challenge at this weekend’s senior fastball provincial tourney

Thursday August 02, 2007

By Rob Ross
Times-Journal Staff
Not only do the St. Thomas Evergreen Centennials have the target on their backs, they’ll need to overcome a second challenge of a large turnover.
This year’s defence of the Canadian senior men’s fastball title will likely be the toughest challenge yet when the Centennials head to Newfoundland later this month for the 2007 tournament.
The two-time defending Canadian champions are at the Ontario Amateur Softball Association men’s fastball Senior and Intermediate championships this weekend at the Douglas J. Tarry Sports Complex.
St. Thomas is joined by the Jarvis Merchants and Kitchener Hallman Twins in the Senior division, the qualifier for Canadians although this year all three already have berths at the national event.
The tournament starts with three games Friday at 7 p.m. Tickets are $7 for all Friday games and $10 for each of Saturday and Sunday.
“We’re going to be underdogs,” said coach Tom Edie. “Kitchener and Jarvis both want to win this thing, but we’ve been able to play both teams pretty tight over the years. Even though there’s only three teams (in senior) it will be exciting.”
Several key contributors to the Centennials’ success over the past two years are no longer with the team.

Chris Jones, one of the game’s premier shortstops and first baseman Brian Harvey both retired during the off season.
Meanwhile ace pitcher Frank Cox and the O’Brien brothers, Rob and Sean, are playing for Newfoundland.
Ryan Wolfe, one of the world’s top centrefielders is taking a pass on this year’s tournament and third baseman/catcher Craig Crawford isn’t back.
“We had to step back and re-evaluate,” said Edie, guiding the Centennials with manager Bill Horne and co-coach Dan Denniss. “We think we’ve added some of the right pieces to the puzzle to make a run at it again. We know it will be a long row to hoe. Those guys were pretty key to our championship run.”
A core group does return.
Outfielder Mark Coleman, infielder Tyler Lessard, utility players Chris Wismer and Kevin Lynch, plus pitchers Trevor Wardell and Dan Beecroft remain from the 2005 title team.
All but Wardell are members of the St. Thomas Storm, two-time playoff champions of the St. Thomas and District Major Fastball League.
New to the Cents are outfielder/catcher Brian Roote, from Stratford, first baseman Ted Kosciesza, catcher Pat Humphreys and designated player Dave Fowler, all from Oshawa and Aaron Gould, the third baseman for the St. Thomas Storm.
Joining the Centennials for the Canadians only are Darren Box, one of the hottest hitters this year playing with the SolCal Bombers from California and Rob Schweyer of Farm Tavern, out of Madison, Wisconsin.
St. Thomas has a 6-6 record after three tournaments played so far this year.
“Early in the season we didn’t play very well defensively nor did we hit very well,” said Edie. “Although we were 1-3 at (Allentown two weeks ago), we had three very good games.”
The Centennials, ranked 21st in the world, faced three of the top six team, the Orillia Riversharks, Kitchener Hallman Twins and New York Patzies.
The Riversharks feature Wolfe, Cox and the O’Briens along with Tim Macumber and Mike Taylor from the 2005 roster.
Dale Levy who hit the walk-off game-winning home run to win the Canadian title a year ago for St. Thomas, now plays for Kitchener.
It’s a busy August for the Centennials, who will attend the International Softball Congress World tournament in Kitchener.

[sent packing]

I guess the Cents got rid of Payne as well. Did he retire or did he just pack it in?

[paynr]

He was cut!! Who needs a captain anyway!! Just because he leads the team in hitting and is one of the nicest guys in fastpitch doesn't mean crap.

Another conspicuous absence is that of Mark Crawford. He was a member of the '05 team but hasn't been seen since.

[fellas]

Thanks for keeping me in the loop. I thought that Mark Crawford got left out in Shedden one night a couple years ago and still hasn't made his way home.

[NAT SCHED]

Tournament Schedule
Sunday, August 26th, 2007


Game 1 D1 Aug 26 09:00am SK2 vs. NL2


Game 2 D2 Aug 26 10:00am BC vs. ON2


Game 3 D1 Aug 26 11:00am AB vs. SK1


Game 4 D2 Aug 26 12-Noon ON1 vs. PE


Game 5 D1 Aug 26 1:00pm DC vs. NL2


Game 6 D1 Aug 26 3:00pm BC vs. SK1


OPENING CERMONIES 5:30pm on D1


Game 7 DI Aug 26 6:00pm NS vs. Host


Game 8 D1 Aug 26 8:00pm DC vs. NL1


Monday, August 27th, 2007


Game 9 D1 Aug 27 09:00am AB vs. PE


Game 10 D1 Aug 27 11:00am SK1 vs. NL1


Game 11 D2 Aug 27 11:00am SK2 vs. ON1


Game 12 D1 Aug 27 1:00pm AB vs. Host


Game 13 D2 Aug 27 1:00pm DC vs. ON2


Game 14 D1 Aug 27 3:00pm BC vs. NL2


Game 15 D2 Aug 27 3:00pm ON1 vs. NS


Game 16 D1 Aug 27 6:00pm SK2 vs. Host


Game 17 D2 Aug 27 7:00pm ON2 vs. NS


Game 18 D1 Aug 27 8:00pm PE vs. NL1


Tueday, August 28th, 2007


Game 19 D1 Aug 28 09:00am ON1 vs. NL2


Game 20 D1 Aug 28 11:00am ON2 vs. Host


Game 21 D2 Aug 28 11:00am DC vs. SK2


Game 22 D1 Aug 28 1:00pm ON1 vs. NL1


Game 23 D2 Aug 28 1:00pm BC vs. NS


Game 24 D1 Aug 28 3:00pm PE vs. NL2


Game 25 D2 Aug 28 3:00pm ON2 vs. AB


Game 26 D1 Aug 28 6:00pm SK1 vs. Host


Game 27 D2 Aug 28 7:00pm BC vs. AB


Game 28 D1 Aug 28 8:00pm SK2 vs. NL1


Wednesday, August 29th, 2007


Game 29 D1 Aug 29 09:00am SK1 vs. NS


Game 30 D1 Aug 29 11:00am NL1 vs. Host


Game 31 D2 Aug 29 11:00am AB vs. NL2


Game 32 D1 Aug 29 1:00pm ON1 vs. DC


Game 33 D2 Aug 29 1:00pm PE vs. SK2


Game 34 D1 Aug 29 3:00pm SK1 vs. ON2


Game 35 D2 Aug 29 3:00pm AB vs. NS


Game 36 D1 Aug 29 6:00pm BC vs. Host


Game 37 D2 Aug 29 7:00pm PE vs. DC

Game 38 D1 Aug 29 8:00pm NL1 vs. NL2


Thursday, August 30th, 2007


Game 39 D1 Aug 30 09:00am NS vs. PE


Game 40 D1 Aug 30 11:00am SK1 vs. DC


Game 41 D2 Aug 30 11:00am ON2 vs. SK2


Game 42 D1 Aug 30 1:00pm BC vs. PE


Game 43 D2 Aug 30 1:00pm ON1 vs. AB


Game 44 D1 Aug 30 3:00pm NS vs. NL2


Game 45 D2 Aug 30 3:00pm SK1 vs. SK2


Game 46 D1 Aug 30 6:00pm DC vs. Host


Game 47 D2 Aug 30 7:00pm ON1 vs. BC


Game 48 D1 Aug 30 8:00pm ON2 vs. NL1


Friday, August 31st, 2007


T1 Aug 31


T2 Aug 31


T3 Aug 31


C1 D1 Aug 31 6:00pm 1st vs. 4th


C2 D1 Aug 31 8:00pm 2nd vs. 3rd


Saturday, September 1st, 2007


C3 D1 Sep 1 9:00am 5th vs. 8th


C4 D1 Sep 1 11:00am 6th vs. 7th


C5 D1 Sep 1 1:00pm LC1 vs. WC3


C6 D1 Sep 1 3:00pm WC4 vs. LC2


C7 D1 Sep 1 6:00pm WC1 vs. WC2


C8 D1 Sep 1 8:00pm WC5 vs. WC6


Sunday, September 2nd, 2007


C9 D1 Sep 2 11:00am LC7 vs. WC8


C10 D1 Sep 2 1:30pm WC7 vs. WC9

[really]

Who did you guys pick up for the ToC

Just heard a rummor??? WOW

[no TOC]

St. Thomas is not playing in the TOC.

[TV]

Rogers is showing games from the WT.

ISC Fastball World Tournament Games on Rogers Television, Cable 20

THURSDAY, August 9
Media vs. Kitchener Rangers
Starts at 9 pm

THURSDAY, August 9
Kitchener Hallman Twins vs. St. Thomas Centennials
Starts at 10:30 pm
or immediately following Exhibition Game

FRIDAY, August 10
Elkhart Albaugh Inc. vs. St. Thomas Centennials
Starts at 8 pm

SATURDAY, August 11
Ashland Mets vs. Kitchener Hallman Twins
LIVE at 8 pm

SATURDAY, August 18
ISC II FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
LIVE at 11 am

SATURDAY, August 18
ISC FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
LIVE at 7 pm
Broadcast schedule is available to Rogers Cable customers in Guelph, Waterloo Region, Brantford and Stratford on Cable 20.

“For nine days Kitchener will be home to some of the top fastball players in the world, says Jeremy Clark, Regional Station Manager for Rogers Television. “We are thrilled to showcase the talent and skills of these teams to our viewers with exciting coverage of this world class tournament.”

The ISC Fastball World Tournament and ISC Tournament of Champions are expected to attract close to 50,000 players, family and fans to Kitchener for the nine-day event.

[results]

Hey wheres the results from the worlds???

Keep us up to date back home here !!

[coach29]

Albuagh Inc 3 St.Thomas 0

Karl Gollan got the win. Trevor Wardell took the loss.

Game was 1-0 after a huge bomb by Gollan in the 3rd. Cents failed to get timely hits. Had runners in scoring position in 5 of the 7 innings.
Wardie came out of the game in the 5th with an injury. Beecroft finished. Albaugh got 2 in the 7th with another HR.
Next game is against Thomson Area Merchants from Illinois, Monday at 1pm. They were defeated by Scarborough Royals last night 8-1.

[in the ondeck circle]

Chris Payne.....

[dd]

Centennials 5
NL II Grumpy Stump 2

WP Trevor Wardell
LP Donnie King
S Rob Schweyer

Chris Payne 3-3, HR, 3 RBI



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