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2009 Tournament of Champions
TOC is a fun tournament for the teams and their families. The teams wear their regular season uniforms.
SRLL will send 5 teams to the District 32 TOC Tournament. These teams are:
- Juniors (13-14 year olds)...........Mets
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Majors (10-12 year olds)............Diamondbacks and White Sox
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Minors AAA (10-11 year olds)....Cardinals and A's
- Minor and Major Divisions will be regular season rules.
- Junior Division will be tournament rules with the exception of the three coaches’ rule, i.e. three adults will be allowed in the dugout regardless of the number of players at the start of the game.
Click this link to go to the District 32 TOC page.
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2009 TOC Game Schedules and Results
All TOC games are schedule to be played from Tuesday, June 16th to June 23rd. Game schedules and results can be found on the District 32 web site.
Scripps Ranch Juniors Champion Mets (hosted by Coronado Little League)
- Mission Bay 2, Scripps Ranch American 1
Scripps Ranch National Majors Champion Diamondbacks (hosted by Peninsula Little League) Team
Photo Album
- Scripps Ranch National beat Point.Loma 12-0 in 4 innings behind the great pitching performances by K. Vecchio, R. Madsen and B. Cleary, who combined for a three hit 10 strikeout day. The offense was lead by Madsen(2-4), C. Bailey(3-3), Cleary(2-3), Vecchio(3-4) and P. McGloughlin(2-2) with Madsen hitting the game's only homerun. Every person on the team scored a run and N. Brunetto hit a ground rule 2RBI double to plate the critical 10th run.
- Scripps Ranch National beat Presidio 10-5 to advance to the semi-final game against Clairemont Mesa on Monday. K. Vecchio, R. Madsen and B. Cleary
combined pitching effort held Presidio to 5 hits, three earned runs and
seven strikeouts. B. Cleary(4-4, HR, 2 2B, 3 R's and 4 RBI), C.
Bailey(3-4, 2b, 4 R's), and J. Cleary(2-4, 2B) lead the offense.
- Scripps Ranch National beat Clairemont Mesa 11-1 in 5 innings behind
the awesome pitching of K. Vecchio who went the distance allowing
only 2 hits and 9 strikeouts. The offense was ignited by P.
Mcgloughlin's solo homerun and R. McCalister's ground rule, 2-RBI
double. B. Cleary, C. Bailey and J.Cleary each went 2-3 and every
player in the lineup had a base hit to spur the offense. The team has outscored its opponents 33-6 and will face SR American in the
championship game.
- Scripps Ranch National beat Scripps Ranch American in an all Scripps
TOC Championship game. R. Madsen pitched a gem of a game and was
backed offensively with multiple hits by P. Mcgloughlin(4-4 3 2B's)
T.Blake(2-3), C. Bailey (3-3, 2 2B's), K. Vecchio (3-3 2b), B Cleary
(3-4 2 2B's, HR(GS)) and Ryan Madsen (2-4 2B). Congrats to both teams
on a great season!
Scripps Ranch American Majors Champion White Sox (hosted by Peninsula Little League) Team Photo Album
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The White Sox beat Mira Mesa West Little League’s Red Sox team in the first round of the TOC by a score of 13 to 1. D. Weiner, N. Garcia, and R. Booth combined on the pitching effort to allow just 1 run on 2 hits. White Sox bats came alive scoring 13 runs on 15 hits. The game was capped off in the bottom of the fifth inning when Booth hit a walk-off grand slam to end the game by Mercy Rule.
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The White Sox beat University City Little League’s A’s team in the second round of the TOC by a score of 13-9 to advance to the Semi-finals. The White Sox were up 12-3 after 4 innings, but then saw the A’s rally back with six runs in the 5th to make the game too close for comfort. J. Mullin, back for a couple of days from his summer travels, joined the team and pitched the 1st shutout inning, after which R. Booth took over as the workhorse for the bulk of the game. N. Garcia relieved in the 5th inning and D. Weiner shut things down in the 6th. Once again, the bats came alive for the White Sox with contributions throughout the batting order.
- The White Sox advanced to the TOC
Championship game with a 1-0 win over the Padres from Clairemont Hilltoppers Little
League. Capping off a decorated Little League career, J. Mullin led
the team by pitching 5 1/3 scoreless innings (12 strikeouts) before being
relieved by 10 year old N. Garcia who retired the last two batters. The
veteran Mullin and the young Garcia combined to pitch the team’s second
no-hitter of the season. Garcia scored the only White Sox run after
getting on base with a triple in the third inning and being driven home on a
double by B. Warren. Many White Sox players got their bats on the
ball, but the Padres defense seemed to always be there to make the play. The
White Sox (without the Mullin Bros. and R. Norberg) will play in the
Championship game on Tuesday against the winner of Monday’s TOC match-up
between Scripps Ranch National and Clairemont Mesa.
- The White Sox lost in the Championship game
to the SRLL National D-backs. The D-back’s solid pitching and
overwhelming hitting was just too much for the White Sox to handle. The
game was called on Mercy Rule after the 4th inning. With
several key players missing for the tournament, it was a huge accomplishment for
the White Sox to make it to the finals, even if they had to settle for a second
place finish. The highlight of the game for the White Sox was M. Leahy hitting his first home run. Congratulations to both teams on a great
season, and for doing such a great job of representing yourselves and Scripps
Ranch!
Scripps Ranch National AAA Champion Cardinals (hosted by Point Loma Little League)
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Led by great pitching and solid offense, the AAA Cardinals beat Mira Mesa west Little League 10-0 after 4 innings. M. Remish (3 innings) and K. Waczek combined for 4 perfect innings (no hits, no one reached base, including 8 K's.) The kids looked great.
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Scripps Ranch National Minors Cardinals won a close one tonight over
the Peninsula Cardinals -- who were apparently 17-0 during the regular
season -- by a score of 5-4. K. Waczek pitched a solid 4-1/3
innings before yielding to L. Wolmer in the 5th. 3 errors in the
3rd cost Waczek his shutout and put us in a 4-2 hole. Wolmer held in the
5th and M. Remish held in the 6th, while the Cardinals battled
back, picking up one run in the 5th, and two in the sixth on a four hit
inning, to win the game. A. Feiner got the game winning hit.
- The Minors Cardinals beat a classy Point Loma team 10-0 in 4 innings.
Point Loma had scored 22 runs in its two prior games but Micheal R.
held them to a 3 hit, 8 strikeout shutout. Cardinal defense had a
flawless defensive game
with no errors and Cardinal offense was hot with 5 singles (Michael R.,
Mitch D., Andrew F., Stephen L., and Sean H.) and 4 doubles (Kevin W.,
Lance W., Daniel R. and Spencer K.) Sean H. had the crucial hit to bring in the 10th run in the bottom of the 4th.
- The Minors Cardinals won the Minors TOC Championship
9-3 over the Rancho Penasquitos North Pirates. Kevin W. pitched the
entire game for the Cardinals, throwing a 3-hitter, on 9 strikeouts,
allowing only 5 R.P. North Pirates to reach base. The Cardinals
had 8 hits [Kevin W., Michael R. (triple & 2 RBI's), Brendan J.
(triple & single, 2 RBI), Lance W. (1 RBI), Daniel R. (4 RBI),
Andrew L. (double), Sean H., and Colton R.] There were too many great defensive plays
to list. The R.P. North Pirates were a solid team, with classy coaches
and Point Loma did an awesome job hosting the Minors TOC Tournament.
Scripps Ranch American AAA Champion A's (hosted by Point Loma Little League)
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The Minors Scripps Ranch American team lost 5-3 to Rancho Penasquitos North. It was a tough game in the field and PQ had a strong pitcher that pitched all but two outs. S. Earle hit a Home Run and was one of the game’s highlights for Scripps Ranch.
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