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Post by ayo on Jun 25, 2008 16:07:56 GMT -5
There will also be hat fitters on hand to fit your little one with a hat just big enough to tuck the ears into...it's all the rage...brup brup!
good luck this weekend boys
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Post by SUMMARIES on Jul 3, 2008 21:32:04 GMT -5
After a tough weekend at the World series of Fastball in Monkton, On on the weekend, The Evergreen Centennials traveled to jarvis last night (Wed) and swept the Jarvis Gamblers in ISC action with scores of 10-7 and 5-3.
The Weekend
Playing 3 of the top ten teams in the world, Saskatoon (eventual tourney Champs), southern California and Kitchener, St. Thomas could only muster 7 hits all weekend and only one run in 3 games.
Game 1
Saskatoon (#7) 3 St. T. 1 (#15)
Tane Richardson took the loss giving up 3 runs on 4 hits, 2 BB's while striking out 4.
Mark Coleman had a solo HR and a walk
Game 2
Kitchener 3 (#3) St. T. 0
Scott Wagar suffered the loss giving up 3 solo Hr's including an inside the parker from Ryan Wolfe
he gave up 6 hits, 3 BB's and struck out 4.
Andy Jackson and Chris Wismer had the lone St. Thomas hits.
Game 3
Southern Cal (#5) St. T 0
This game began at 8:30 and finished at 1:10 Am after a 2 hour plus rain delay
Tane Richardson took the loss after keeping St. T in the game for 5 innings (0-0 after 5)
He gave up 4 runs on 6 hits and struck out 9. Wagar gave up a 2 run Hr in relief.
Mark Coleman had 2 hits, while Tyler Lessard and Wismer added a hit each.
Jarvis Doubleheader
GAme 1
St. T 10 jarvis 7
All nine batters scored in the 3rd inning and The "cents" held on for the victory. St. T. pounded out 14 hits.
Wagar got the win giving up 7 runs on 8 hits, 2 BB's, he struck out 4.
Mike Pullin had 2 hits including a lead off HR.
Wismer, Richardson and Chad Crawford added 2 hits each
Game 2
St. t 5 jarvis 3
Tane Richardson pitched the win giving up 3 runs on 6 hits and struck out 6.
Coleman had 2 hits and Richardson had a 2 run Hr to lead the way.
Next action for the Evergreen Centennials is a week from Saturday (July 12th) in Kitchener for 3 travel league games and then we will host the Argentina National Team on July 15th in fingal for a "family night" doubleheader.
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Post by Wow on Jul 4, 2008 6:47:56 GMT -5
That's a whole lot more involved than the Jarvis posting on Al's. haha
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Post by Bill Lee on Jul 4, 2008 11:15:14 GMT -5
Great job last night fellas!!
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Post by WWJ on Jul 11, 2008 23:07:51 GMT -5
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Post by Argentina on Jul 14, 2008 9:21:52 GMT -5
Just a last reminder that the St. Thomas Evergreen Centennials will be hosting the Argentina National Team for a doubleheader Tuesday, July 15th at the Fingal ball park.
The night is being called "St. Thomas Fastball Family Night" and all kids 12 and under have free admission and a chance to win many prizes including a bike, some ball equipment and ball clothing.
The games are scheduled for 7:00 and 9:00 and general admission is $5.00.
The weather forecast looks perfect and we hope to see a great crowd on Tuesday night.
thanks,
Chris Wismer
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A taste of Argentina
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Post by A taste of Argentina on Jul 14, 2008 13:32:46 GMT -5
International fastball is coming to Fingal.
The Argentina national team, currently on a week-long tour throughout southern Ontario in preparation for the International Softball Federation World championships next year in Saskatoon, will face the St. Thomas Evergreen Centennials in a doubleheader Tuesday at 7 p.m.
"It's the team they're taking to the world tournament. They wanted to play some better ball this week," St. Thomas manager Bill Horne said.
"We want the kids to come out. It'll be really exciting to see these guys. We hope to draw a good crowd."
Admission is $5, with children 12 years and under free.
Horne adds lots of prizes will be given out, including a bicycle.
It's been close to a decade since the New Zealand national team visited St. Thomas.
"We had a great crowd and they put on a great show," recalls Horne.
The Argentina players are quite familiar with North American fastball.
"A lot of those guys play here already with American teams," said Horne. "Once the tour started they joined the national team."
Coming off a tournament in Wisconsin, Argentina will be in Jarvis on Wednesday and visit Kitchener on Thursday.
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St. Thomas, meanwhile will be hosting the Canadian Senior men's championship in September, 2009.
The current Centennials are 13-2-1 in the ISC travel league, second behind the Kitchener Rivershark Twins.
"We're playing well," Horne said. "Our big test was when we went to Monkton, Ont. A lot of people thought we couldn't compete with those teams, but we did well."
At that tournament, St. Thomas suffered a pair of two-run losses and a 4-0 setback against three of the top-10 ranked club teams in North America.
The Centennials sit 15th.
"Our biggest thing is to score when we can score. If we have problems now it's getting people in scoring position and getting them across the plate," said Horne. "Pitching has been absolutely good for us."
Chris Wismer leads the Centennials with a .474 batting average in 42 at-bats.
The Centennials are at a tournament this weekend in Allentown, Pa.
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Post by Tomass on Jul 25, 2008 13:47:58 GMT -5
St. Thomas Evergreen Centennials will compete in the ISC Travel League playoff tournament this weekend at Lancaster Park in St. Catharine's.
The Cents play at 12pm vs Niagara Snappers and 4pm vs Palermo Atheletics.
Tom
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Post by Tom on Aug 12, 2008 10:51:32 GMT -5
Cents are 1 and 1 at the WT,
Lost 6-5 to Dolan & Murphy in 8 inns. and won 12-3 last night over A & L Farms.
Ziggy Rogers hit a bomb and Payner had a big night with bat as well.
Cents have Tuesday off.
Check Al's list for all the stats and info.
Tom
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Post by Mad Dog on Aug 12, 2008 15:20:11 GMT -5
Tell Bill his grass is cut.....
I'm never falling for that one again.
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Post by dd on Aug 13, 2008 14:02:52 GMT -5
3-1 over Mindak Millers.
Up next is the Horse Lake Thunder Thursday at 11:00 am
Choice!
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Post by buddy on Aug 13, 2008 15:14:56 GMT -5
honey mild
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Post by dd on Aug 14, 2008 14:38:39 GMT -5
starting abou12:40pm
B1 12:47pm
Sean Whitten is throwing for Horse Lake and Tane Richardson for St Thomas
B2 Tane Richardson with one out, doubles on a ball that dropped half way beteen 2b and CF. - 1:05pm
Pullin singled bout Richardson called out at the plate
T3 1:09pm
T 6 no score. Whitten was pulled with a 2 hitter going, replaced by Tilley - 1:55pm
T6 Ghostkeeper hits a two run home run down the 1b side much disputed call that it was fair, but the blue (Peter Klu) ruled it fair, much to the dislike of Bill Horne... and another follow up chat at the end of the inning.
B6 1:07pm
T7 2:15pm - good sized crows enjoying the ball and sitting in the sun.
FINAL: 2-0 Thunder over St. Thomas - 2:30pm
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Post by pr0n on Aug 16, 2008 22:44:24 GMT -5
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Post by Congrats on Aug 17, 2008 8:58:40 GMT -5
Congratulations Payner on the All-World selection.
Wags
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