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"Baseball is the most admirable pastime in the world...a keen combination of wit, intelligence and muscle....It develops the mind, establishes discipline and gives to those who take part in it sound bodies, clear heads and a better sense of life."
--John McGraw, New York Giants Manager, 1913 World Series
2008 Proctor Junior League Baseball Tournament Information
Cost per team = $100 and One game ball per game played
Rules of the Tournament =
- The tournament format will be a pool play round robin with each team playing three preliminary games and then a medal round game depending on their record and run production in the preliminary rounds. If two or more teams are tied with equal records at the end of the preliminary play, the team that gave up the fewest runs in the preliminary round will be the higher seed. If the teams are still tied, then the team that scored the most runs will be the higher seed entering the medal round.
- All preliminary round robin games will be 7 innings if time allows. No new inning shall begin after one hour and forty five minutes has elapsed since the start of the game.
- The ten run rule will be in effect after 5 innings during all preliminary round robin games and in the medal round.
- There will be a 5 run limit for each team during the first 5 innings in each game and unlimited runs possible in the 6th and 7th innings of each game.
- A player may pitch a maximum of 10 innings for the whole weekend and may not pitch without a one game rest if he has pitched in 4 or more innings during any game.
- Infield practice is allowed for each team prior to their first game of the tournament only. Infield practice is allowed on the softball fields near the game field on a first come/first serve basis for all other games. Teams should be ready to begin their scheduled game approximately 15 minutes after the game before is completed.
- Batting practice is available in the batting cages on a first come/first serve basis at your own risk (coaches must supervise players in batting cage at all times)
- The home team for each game will be determined by a coin toss prior to the start of the game.
- There will be free substitutions during all games and all players on each team will bat in a continuous batting order during each game. Coaches will submit a batting order that will be followed to the press box prior to each game for announcing.
- A concession stand will be available during each game for player, fans, and coaches convenience.
- Trophies will be awarded to the Champions, Second Place, and Third Place Teams.
Pool A
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Pool B
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Proctor (Hartel's)
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Proctor (Midway Sewer)
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Hermantown Gold
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Hermantown Navy
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Lake Park
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Barnum
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Tournament Schedule
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Friday, June 20th
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4:00pm - Proctor (Hartel's) vs. Hermantown Gold
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6:00pm - Barnum vs. Lake Park
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8:00pm - Proctor (Midway Sewer) vs. Hermantown Navy
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Saturday, June 21st
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9:00am - Proctor (Midway Sewer) vs. Hermantown Gold
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11:00am - Proctor (Hartel's) vs. Hermantown Navy
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1:00pm - Proctor (Midway Sewer) vs. Barnum
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3:00pm - Proctor (Hartel's) vs. Lake Park
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5:00pm - Barnum vs. Hermantown Navy
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7:00pm - Lake Park vs. Hermantown Gold
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Sunday, June 22nd
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12:00pm - Pool A #3 vs. Pool B #3 (5th Place Game)
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2:30pm - Pool A #2 vs. Pool B #2 (3rd Place Game)
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5:00pm - Pool A #1 vs. Pool B #1 (Championship Game)
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Proctor Baseball Association - Level Specific Links
2008 IN REVIEW
May 29, 2008
Here is how the 2008 Varsity stacked up against previous PHS baseball teams:
TEAM PITCHING
| STAT |
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RANK |
| SAVES |
1 |
3rd (Tied) |
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STARTING PITCHER GAME SCORE AVERAGE
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43.3 |
4th |
| GAMES |
21 |
3rd |
| INNINGS PITCHED |
137.2 |
3rd |
| HIT BATSMEN |
29 |
1st |
TEAM BATTING
| STAT |
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RANK |
| GROSS PRODUCTION AVERAGE |
.250 |
7th (Tied) |
| GAMES |
21 |
3rd (Tied) |
| AT BATS |
557 |
4th |
| HITS |
148 |
4th |
| DOUBLES |
25 |
5th |
| TOTAL BASES |
196 |
4th |
| SACRIFICE HITS |
16 |
2nd (Tied) |
| SACRIFICE FLYS |
8 |
2nd (Tied) |
| HIT BY PITCH |
20 |
3rd |
| BATTING AVERAGE |
.266 |
4th |
TEAM FIELDING
| STAT |
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RANK |
| TOTAL CHANCES |
667 |
3rd |
| PUT OUTS |
413 |
3rd |
| ASSISTS |
178 |
3rd |
| ERRORS |
76 |
3rd |
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING
| STAT |
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PLAYER |
RANK |
| STARTING PITCHER GAME SCORE, GAME |
95 |
Kyle Cotrell |
2nd |
| STARTING PITCHER GAME SCORE, GAME |
79 |
Kevin Schubert |
7th |
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| SAVES, SEASON |
1 |
Kyle Cotrell |
3rd (Tie) |
| STARTING PITCHER GAME SCORE AVERAGE, SEASON |
50.6 |
Kyle Cotrell |
6th |
| BASES ON BALLS PER 7 INNINGS PITCHED, SEASON |
1.63 |
Charlie Habermann |
2nd |
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| WINS, CAREER |
7 |
Kyle Cotrell |
6th (Tie) |
| GAMES STARTED, CAREER |
14 |
Kyle Cotrell |
7th (Tie) |
| COMPLETE GAMES, CAREER |
7 |
Kyle Cotrell |
5th (Tie) |
| INNINGS PITCHED, CAREER |
92.2 |
Kyle Cotrell |
10th |
| STARTING PITCHER GAME SCORE AVERAGE, CAREER |
58.5 |
Kevin Schubert |
1st |
| STARTING PITCHER GAME SCORE AVERAGE, CAREER |
51.1 |
Kyle Cotrell |
2nd |
| BASES ON BALLS PER 7 INNINGS PITCHED, CAREER |
3.17 |
Kyle Cotrell |
8th |
INDIVIDUAL BATTING
| STAT |
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PLAYER |
RANK |
| SLUGGING PERCENTAGE, SEASON |
.653 |
Kyle Cotrell |
9th |
| GROSS PRODUCTION AVERAGE, SEASON |
.373 |
Kyle Cotrell |
9th |
| GAMES, SEASON |
21 |
5 Tied |
6th |
| AT BATS, SEASON |
74 |
Charlie Habermann
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2nd (Tie) |
| AT BATS, SEASON |
74 |
James Ostrander |
2nd (Tie) |
| HITS, SEASON |
27 |
Charlie Habermann |
3rd |
| HITS, SEASON |
24 |
James Ostrander |
4th (Tie) |
| DOUBLES, SEASON |
6 |
Kyle Cotrell |
3rd (Tie) |
| TRIPLES, SEASON |
2 |
Charlie Habermann |
4th (Tie) |
| HOME RUNS, SEASON |
2 |
Kyle Cotrell |
10th (Tie) |
| SACRIFICES, SEASON |
5 |
Tyler Pionk |
3rd |
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| RUNS, CAREER |
40 |
Charlie Habermann |
9th |
| HITS, CAREER |
46 |
Charlie Habermann |
8th (Tie) |
| TRIPLES, CAREER |
2 |
Charlie Habermann |
5th (Tie) |
| HOME RUNS, CAREER |
4 |
Kyle Cotrell |
3rd (Tie) |
INDIVIDUAL FIELDING
| STAT |
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PLAYER |
RANK |
| ASSISTS, SEASON |
43 |
Charlie Habermann |
5th |
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| TOTAL CHANCES, CAREER |
295 |
Eric Makitalo |
7th |
| PUT OUTS, CAREER |
258 |
Eric Makitalo |
7th |
| ASSISTS, CAREER |
97 |
Charlie Habermann |
3rd |
Mr. Rohweder's 7th Grade Geography Course Evaluation
PROCTOR BASEBALL MISSION STATEMENT
Through committed participation in Proctor Baseball, players will gain the skills necessary to be successul students and productive community members while building a tradition of respect for their program.
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