Marlins 10 Hawks 2: The Marlins Win it All!

It's the moment Marlins fans have waited their entire lives to hear.  The Marlins are your 2022 Corner Brook Senior League Champions. An expansion-era team that had never won a playoff series before this year has now won it all. On Tuesday night, up 2-0 in their best of five finals series against the Hawks, the Marlins put Kyle Brown on the mound to shut down the Hawks bats.

His own team would start by giving him some wiggle room. Matt Colbourne cracked a 2 RBI double to left in the bottom of the second to get things started, before the whole team exploded for an 8 run second inning. Ryan Park hit a 2 RBI single, followed by RBI singles from Carter Park and Zac Fagan. An error, wild pitch, and an RBI groundout from Riley Lockyer would make it 9-0, before Kyle Brown would do some damage to help his own cause with an RBI double.

The Hawks saw a brief offensive burst in the top of the fifth on RBI singles from Fred Cutler and Andrew Flood, but after that it was smooth swimming for the Marlins as the boys in blue completed a franchise-long search for victory. Thank you to everyone who made this senior league season possible, and congrats to the Marlins on winning it all. Have a safe and fun offseason.

Marlins 5 Hawks 4: Fish Swim One Game Closer to Victory

The Marlins won the second game of the championship series on Sunday night, bringing the team just one game away from their first senior league championship win in franchise history. Tonight however, they started the game down. The Hawks found themselves with an early 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first after Darren Colbourne hit an RBI single and later scored on a steal of home. 

The Marlins would come back with a vengeance in the top of the second though, thanks to a Carter Park RBI single, an error, a sacrifice fly from Matt Colbourne, and a Riley Lockyer RBI single. The Hawks tied it up in the bottom of the sixth, on an RBI single from Ian Griffin and a bases loaded walk to Fred Cutler. In the top of the seventh though, the Marlins would score a go-ahead run on a passed ball in the top of the seventh, before Carter Park shut out the Hawks for the last frame to bring the Fish within one game of the championship, up 2-0 in the series. The Marlins will look to clinch on Tuesday night.

Marlins 9 Hawks 4: Marlins Take Game One

In their first championship series game ever, the Marlins took a key game one win. They took an early lead in the bottom of the first inning thanks to a 2 RBI double from Kyle Brown, and an RBI single from Anderson Traverse. Traverse hit another RBI single in the next inning, before the Hawks took a run back in the top of the fourth on a passed ball.

However, the next inning saw Anderson Traverse continue a career night by hitting a 3 run home run to make it 7-1. 

The Hawks did score two runs in the top of the fifth on a bases loaded hit by pitch and a Mike Simms RBI single, and a fourth run on an error in the top of the sixth. However, Marlins ace Matt Colbourne would settle in and shut the door on the Hawks afterwards, and the Marlins would score two in the bottom of the sixth on Kyle Brown and Ryan Park RBI hits. That offense would give the Marlins a 1-0 series lead, and the Fish will look to take game two on Sunday night at 7 o'clock.

Marlins 15 Monarchs 14: The Marlins are Headed to the Finals!

For the first time in franchise history, the Marlins are headed to the senior league championship. However, the path there was anything but easy. Despite getting out to an enormous 9-1 lead heading into the bottom of the second, the Monarchs never backed down and scored four to make it 9-5 after two.

Anderson Traverse gave the Marlins what seemed like a small insurance run in the top of the fourth, but the Monarchs would score three in the bottom half on a passed ball, a Thomas Hancock RBI single, and a Tyler Gardner RBI groundout. The Marlins would take those three runs right back in the fifth, thanks to an Adam Tilley RBI single and a Zac Fagan two run single, but once again, the Monarchs came back swinging just as hard, and after a two run error, and a pair of passed balls, the Monarchs trailed by just one run.

The Marlins scored a huge 14th run on a fielder's choice in the top of the sixth, but in the bottom half, the Monarchs would score two on an error, and for the first time all game, the Marlins were without the lead. 

In the top of the seventh, Marlins leadoff hitter Anderson Traverse would get to first on a walk, before an errant pickoff attempt advanced him to second. Another pickoff attempt that went into centerfield got him to third, and while the center fielder tried to get him out at third, the ball was airmailed into the dugout, allowing Traverse to score the go ahead (and ultimately winning run) to give the Marlins a 15-14 win and send them to the championships just as they drew it up.

Hawks 10 Chiropractic Associates and Massage Aces 3: Hawks are Moving On!

Looking to clinch a spot in the championships, the Hawks wasted no time on Sunday night in grabbing an early lead. In the top of the first, Ian Griffin drove in two runs on a single, before he scored on a passed ball, and Mike Simms hit an RBI single to give the Hawks a 4-0 lead.

The Aces would score one on a Brady Sheppard RBI single in the third, but the Hawks would get that run right back on a Cory Lockyer RBI single the very next inning. 

The Aces did try to make it close, with Andrew Payne knocking in a run before Ryan Lombard worked a bases loaded walk, but that would be all the runs they could muster, as the Hawks piled on to their lead for the rest of the game.

The Hawks scored 5 runs over the final three frames, capitalizing on some key errors, and Hawks pitcher Ryder Penney would shut the door on the Monarchs' season as he secured his team's spot in the finals.

Marlins 5 Monarchs 1: Fish Take Series Lead in Huge Game Three

The Marlins and Monarchs faced off in game three of their best of five series on Friday night. On Tuesday, the Monarchs had tied the series 1-1, but the Marlins looked to stop that momentum by putting their ace; Matt Colbourne, on the mound.  Colbourne would do just that, striking out ten while going the distance.

Meanwhile, the Marlins offense would back him up from the very beginning. Ryan Park hit an RBI fielder's choice in the bottom of the first, and in the bottom of the third the Marlins would score two more on a Kyle Brown RBI single and a passed ball. The Fish would score a final two runs in the bottom of the fifth, thanks to RBI singles from Cole Porter and Riley Lockyer.

While the Monarchs would put pressure on late in the game, the Marlins would win the game, and take a 2-1 series lead.

Hawks 7 Chiropractic Associates and Massage Aces 2: Hawks Soar to 2-0 Series Lead

The Hawks went into Thursday night's game with a one to nothing series lead, and from the very beginning made their intentions known that they were bringing their all to game two. A pair of errors gave the Hawks an early 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first, and in the bottom of the third the Hawks added four more runs on Jason Baker and Joe Wiseman RBI singles, a bases loaded walk, and a passed ball.

The Aces did score two runs in the top of the fifth, thanks to a Mike Cullihall RBI double, and an RBI groundout from Greg Whalen. After that though, Hawks starting pitcher Andrew Flood would shut the Aces down for the remainder of the game, and give the Hawks a 2-0 series lead.

Monarchs 9 Marlins 5: Monarchs Even the Series

Down one to nothing in the series, the Monarchs had to find a way to bring the offense on Tuesday night. Thankfully, they did just that, scoring three early runs on an RBI single from Tyler Gardner and a pair of sacrifice flies from Steve Shepherd and Brad Brewer. They added a fourth run in the second on an RBI double from Steve Shepherd, and added a fifth in the fifth inning on a Greg Sharpe RBI Single. 

In the bottom of the sixth they scored four more runs, on a Brad Brewer RBI groundout, a James Lewis RBI single, and a Greg Sharpe 2 RBI single.

The Marlins tried to make a comeback in the seventh inning, thanks to a bases loaded walk, a two run double from Kyle Brown, and a 2 run error off the bat of Riley Lockyer, but it wouldn't be enough to overcome the pile of runs the Monarchs had already put up, and the Monarchs would even the series 1-1.

Hawks 9 Aces 7: Offensive Showdown sees Hawks Take Game One

The Hawks and Aces began game one of their semifinals series on Wednesday night, with both teams scoring plenty of runs and showing what they're capable of offensively. The Hawks took an early one to nothing lead in the top of the second thanks to an RBI single from Matt Flood, and they added a second run in the top of the third after Fred Cutler hit a sacrifice fly to score Darren Colbourne. 

The Aces would strike back though. In the bottom of the third inning the Aces scored one run on an error, and in the fourth they took the lead by scoring three runs on RBI singles from Parker Salyzyn, Ryan Lombard, and Jacob Keefe. 

The lead didn't last for long though. The Hawks took the lead right back in the next inning thanks to RBI singles from Fred Cutler and Jason Baker to tie it up, and an RBI double from Matthew Flood to give the Hawks a 5-4 edge. In the top of the sixth the Hawks would add four big insurance runs on a 2 RBI double from Ian Griffin, an RBI double from Jason Baker, and an RBI groundout from Andrew Gillard. 

Despite a valiant comeback effort from the Aces towards the end of the game, including a little league two run homer for Ryan Lombard on a triple and an error to make it a 9-6 ballgame, and an RBI single from Mike Cullihall to bring the Aces within two, it wouldn't be enough to beat the Hawks, and the Aces would lose game one of this best of five.

Intermediate League:

Marlins 12 Pirates 8: Marlins Win the Championship!

Our Intermediate League Wrapped up on Tuesday afternoon, with the Marlins taking the championship against the Pasadena Pirates. The Marlins took an early one to nothing lead in the top of the first inning, but the Pirates scored three in their half to grab the lead thanks to an RBI single from Liam Keefe, an error, and an RBI groundout from Kyle Fitzgerald.

The Marlins took the lead right back in the  top of the second, scoring three on an RBI single from Riley Lockyer, and a pair of wild pitches. The Pirates would grab the lead once more in the bottom of the second, with Tyler Dillman hitting an RBI single and Josh Garnier scoring on a wild pitch. 

The Marlins tied the game in the top of the fourth at 5 runs apiece on a wild pitch, before Grant Wareham hit a 2 RBI single to give the Marlins a two run lead. The Pirates scored one in the bottom of the fifth on a Ryan Roberts RBI single, but the Marlins capitalized on the open inning, scoring 5 huge runs on a series of wild pitches and errors. The Pirates scored twice in the bottom of the sixth on an RBI single by Josh Garnier and a bases loaded hit by pitch to Tyler Dillman, but it wouldn't be enough to overcome the deficit the Marlins had enforced, and so the Marlins won this year's Intermediate league championship!

Senior League

Marlins 8 Monarchs 1: Marlins Take Game One!

Our senior league semifinals got underway on Tuesday night, with game one of a best-of-five between the Marlins and Monarchs getting the playoffs underway. From the moment the Marlins stepped up to bat, their offense was ready to play. The fish quickly scored 5 runs on a series of hard hit balls, including an RBI double from Matt Colbourne, RBI singles from Riley Lockyer and Carter Park, an error, and a wild pitch. They would add two more in the second, thanks to a 2 RBI double from Ryan Park. 

After that, both teams settled in, with the Monarchs finally getting to Marlins starter Matt Colbourne on a James Lewis RBI single. The Marlins took that run right back on a sacrifice fly from Zac Fagan in the next inning, and the Marlins would win game one 8-1.

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Intermediate League

Pirates 6 Aces 3: Pirates are Headed to the Finals

After winning their game against the Hawks on Monday, the Aces faced the number one seed Pasadena Pirates in the league's second semifinals game Wednesday night. The winner of the game would advance to face the Marlins in the championship game scheduled for Monday, but the road for both teams to get there was tough.

The Pirates faced an uphill battle, as the Aces scored an early run on a wild pitch, and added another in the second inning on an RBI single from Matt Flood. 

The Pirates began making a comeback in the bottom of the second though, with Ryan Mercer scoring on a wild pitch to make it a one run game.

The Aces took that run right back, with Zac Fagan scoring on a wild pitch in the top of the third, but the Pirates flipped the script in the bottom of the third, scoring three runs on a Kyle Fitzgerald RBI single, a wild pitch, and a Joey Reid RBI single to take a 4-3 lead. In the fourth, they would add two more insurance runs on an error and another RBI single from Kyle Fitzgerald.  The Pirates would guarantee their spot in the finals thanks to fantastic relieving from Josh Garnier en route to their semi-finals win.

Intermediate League

Marlins 12 Monarchs 2: Marlins Move On!

In our first intermediate league semifinals game, the Marlins wasted no time in grabbing the lead and maintaining it for the entirety of the game. They scored three in the bottom of the first, on a bases loaded walk to Alex Austin, a wild pitch, and an RBI single from Grant Wareham.

The Monarchs scored one run in the top of the second on a wild pitch, but then their offense would go silent for a while as the Marlins continued to rack up runs. The Marlins scored one in the second on an error, before scoring three runs in both the third and fourth on a pair of RBI singles, an error, and a plethora of wild pitches. 

The Monarchs would score one more run in the top of the fifth on an error, but the Marlins would walk the game off in the bottom half by forcing the mercy rule into effect after a wild pitch and an RBI single from Logan Connolly. The Marlins will face the winner of the next semifinal game in the championship next week.

Senior League

Monarchs 2 Aces 0: Monarchs Win Final Regular Season Game

The regular season came to a close on Tuesday night, as the Monarchs and Aces wrapped up the schedule and prepared for the upcoming playoffs. Both teams saw dominant pitching performances from their respective hurlers, with Kevin Farrell and Rob Park of the Monarchs just edging out Greg Whalen of the Aces in a close pitcher's duel.

The Monarchs took a one to nothing lead late thanks to a Tyler Gardner RBI single, and added a second run in the top of the seventh on a Jack Kendrick RBI single. That's all the Monarchs would need as they shut out the Aces, and secured the final win of the regular season.

Intermediate League 

Aces 9 Hawks 5: Aces Advance to Semifinals!

The Aces and Hawks faced off on Monday afternoon to determine who would move on to the semifinals, and who would be eliminated from playoff contention. The Aces got out to an early 1-0 lead on an error in the bottom of the first inning, but the Hawks would score two in the top half on a 2 RBI single from James Lewis.

The Aces took the lead right back in the bottom of the second though, as an error and an RBI groundout from Zac Fagan would put them ahead 3-2. They added to their lead in the next inning, scoring two runs on a Matt Flood double, and a third on a wild pitch. They would score three more runs in the bottom of the fourth, thanks to an error and a 2 RBI single from Sam Blackwood. 

The Hawks would score three runs in the top of the fifth on an RBI groundout from Cody Jacobs and a pair of wild pitches, but the Aces eventually shut them down and secured their spot in the semifinals against Pasadena on Wednesday.

Senior League

Aces 7 Marlins 1: Aces Take Charge on Both Sides

How do you win a ball game? A fantastic team showing on both sides of the ball tends to go a long way, and on Monday night the Aces showed up and did just that. In the top of the first they scored three quick runs on a Brady Sheppard 2 RBI double and a Greg Myrden sacrifice fly. They scored a fourth in the second inning on an error, and in the top of the third scored two more runs to give themselves a 6-0 lead. The first of those runs came on a little league home run off the bat of Brady Sheppard, and the second of which came from an RBI single from Kyle Campbell.

The Aces scored a seventh run in the fourth  on a Steven Hynes RBI single, who also pitched a gem of a game for the Aces, allowing just four hits over a complete game. The Marlins scored their lone run on an error in the fifth, but struggled to get a rally going against the Aces' Ace.

Intermediate League

Hawks 6 Pirates 7: Pirates Win!

The Hawks and Pirates faced off against one another on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. The Hawks got on the board first thanks to a sacrifice fly from Aaron Brake, but their lead wouldn't last long, as the Pirates scored three in the bottom of the second on Tyler Dillman and Joey Reid RBI singles, and a bases loaded hit by pitch to Matt Barney.

The Hawks tied it up in the top of the third on a pair of passed balls, before Pasadena took the lead right back on a 2 RBI single by Tyler Dillman.

In the top of the fourth, the Hawks scored three to give themselves a 6-5 lead, thanks to three passed balls, but in the bottom of the fifth the Pirates would win the game thanks to a game tying Jacob Keefe RBI double, and a Matt Barney go-ahead (and ultimately game winning) RBI single.

Senior League

Marlins 16 Monarchs 10: Marlins Win Offensive Barn Burner

As is typical with the Marlins, they scored a lot of runs. However, no amount of runs is ever safe, as the Marlins learned on Sunday night when they faced the Monarchs, who were nearly as proficient on offense. 

The Marlins took an early 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first on a passed ball and an RBI groundout from Riley Lockyer, before taking a 6-0 lead in the bottom of the second on a pair of passed balls, an RBI groundout from Matt Colbourne, and an RBI single from Kyle Brown. 

The Monarchs began making a comeback in the top of the third, thanks to an RBI double by Hunter Hiscock, and a 2 run scoring single off the bat of Floyd Wood. 

The bottom of the fourth saw the Marlins take a 10-3 lead thanks to Kyle Brown and Zac Fagan RBI doubles, and Riley Lockyer and Adam Tilley RBI singles, before the Monarchs would make a true reach for the lead, scoring five runs in the top of the fifth and making it a 10-8 game. Brad Brewer hit a 2 RBI single, another run scored on an error, another on a passed ball, and a final run scored when James Lewis came home safely on a Hailey Companion RBI groundout.

The bottom of the fifth saw the Marlins reestablish their lead on a pair of errors and a passed ball, giving them a healthy 13-8 lead. They would add three more in the bottom of the sixth, on a Luke Thibeau RBI single and a Matt Colbourne 2 RBI triple.

With this 16-8 lead, the Marlins headed into the top of the seventh. Things felt dicey, and the Monarchs started to come back once again, with a pair of passed balls giving them runs. However, the Marlins would eventually shut it down and seal the win.

Monarchs 6 Aces 4: Bats Go Silent Despite Offense

Despite both teams only getting one hit, the Monarchs and the Aces capitalized on some defensive mistakes throughout the game to still put on a show.

The Monarchs scored one run in the top of the second on a wild pitch, before the Aces did the same in the bottom half. The Monarchs then took a 3-1 lead on a pair of wild pitches, before the Aces scored three runs to grab the lead right back on a pair of errors and an RBI single from Riley Lockyer. In the top of the fourth, the Monarchs gained a 6-4 lead that they would keep thanks to a series of wild pitches and passed balls, and would ultimately win the game at that score.

Intermediate League

Marlins 14 Monarchs 5: Marlins Offense Near Perfect

The Marlins scored three runs in every single one of their offensive innings on Tuesday afternoon, except for the first. Their first three runs would score on bases loaded walks, before an RBI groundout and a passed ball gave the Marlins an early 5-0 lead.

The Monarchs scored two runs in the bottom of the second, but in the top of the third the Marlins would score three runs yet again on an error and a 2 RBI single by Alex Austin to give the Marlins an 8-2 lead. The Monarchs would score three in the bottom of the third on an RBI groundout from Lauren Pike and a pair of passed balls, but from then on it would be all Marlins offense for the rest of the afternoon. 

Grant Wareham hit an RBI single to make it 9-5, a balk scored another run, and a third run would score in the top of the fourth on a Carter Park double. The top of the fifth was more of the same for the Marlins, with three runs scoring on passed balls before the game ended 14-5.

Senior League

Marlins 10 Chiropractic Associates and Massage Aces 0: Big Inning Gives Marlins Win

The Marlins took an early lead on Tuesday evening on a 2 RBI single just inside the third base line by Adam Tilley. Both teams went quiet for the next few innings, before the Marlins exploded for 10 runs in the top of the fourth. Carter Park hit a 2 RBI double to get things started, before two runs scored on a Matt Colbourne single (Colbourne also pitched a one hitter for the Marlins on the mound). The staff Ace would then score on an error, before Adam Tilley hit an RBI single to make it 8-0. Carter Park hit an RBI single shortly thereafter, and Adam Tilley scored on an error to make it 10-0. At this point in the inning, there were still no outs, but after a pair of RBI groundouts from Zac Fagan and Luke Thibeau, the Marlins would finish the inning up 12-0. 

The Marlins scored one more run in the top of the fifth on a double-play ball off the bat of Tyler Burton, before shutting down the Aces in the bottom half to seal a mercy-rule victory 13-0.

Hawks 9 Chiropractic Associates and Massage Aces 6: Griffin and Hawks Soar Past Aces

The Hawks and the Chiropractic Associates and Massage Aces played a late game on Monday evening, with the Aces getting out to an early 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning. Steven Hynes, Parker Salyzyn, and Liam Keefe all hit RBI singles, but it didn't take long for the Hawks to begin making a comeback. In the top of the second inning Mike Simms hit an RBI single, and Jacob Mercer scored on a wild pitch to make it a one run ballgame. 

In the top of the fourth the Hawks finally grabbed the lead, with Fred Cutler hitting a go-ahead 2 RBI single, Darren Colbourne hitting an RBI groundout (while also pitching a complete game), and Ian Griffin hitting a two run home run to deep left field to give the Hawks a 7-3 lead.

The Chiropractic Associates and Massage Aces made it close again in the bottom of the fourth, as Jacob Keefe hit a 2 RBI single, and Steven Hynes scored on a wild pitch. 

The Hawks eventually scored more runs to give themselves some insurance thanks to a Fred Cutler RBI double, and another RBI groundout from Darren Colbourne to eventually give the Hawks a 9-6 victory.

Hawks 8 Monarchs 4: Hawks Capitalize on Defensive Blunders

In the top of the first inning on Thursday night, the Hawks took an early 2-0 lead on a pair of Monarchs errors. The Monarchs made a number of defensive errors on the night, and unfortunately it would lead to their downfall by the end of the game. They did tie the ballgame in the bottom of the second, on a 2 RBI single from Alex Hillier, and would grab a 4-2 lead in the bottom of the third on an RBI single from Tyler Gardner and an RBI fielder's choice from Jack Kendrick. 

The Hawks would tie it up in the top of the fourth though, on an error and a double steal of second and home. From then on, the offense was all Hawks, as they scored two in the top of the fifth on a 2 RBI single from Darren Colbourne, and finally two in the top of the sixth on a Jacob Mercer RBI single and an error, giving them an 8-4 lead that would last for the remainder of the game.

Marlins 9 Aces 6: Game full of Errors Gives Marlins Edge

Despite a combined 15 runs, both teams had a combined 7 hits on Wednesday night. Three of those hits came in the top of the first, when the Aces scored 3 on a Sam O'Brien RBI single, a Deacond Hinks single, and a Jacob Hatcher triple.The Marlins tied it up in the bottom of the second though.  A pair of costly errors let three runs score, but they wouldn't be the last. A pair of wild pitches and a Graham Madore RBI single gave the Aces a 6-3 lead, but the Marlins would score 3 in each of the next two innings, capitalizing on a series of errors, wild pitches, and Grant Wareham and Luker Mercer RBI singles.

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Intermediate League

Marlins 12 Hawks 1

Tuesday afternoon's intermediate game was all Marlins all the way. In the first inning the Marlins grabbed an early 3-0 lead on a Riley Lockyer RBI single and a pair of passed balls. They would score three more the next inning on a Parker Boyd 2 RBI single and an error off the bat of Ryan Lombard. Three more runs scored in the third, on a passed ball, an RBI groundout, and a Tommy Ford RBI single. 

The Hawks did score one run in the bottom of the third on a Brady Sheppard RBI single, but after the Marlins scored 3 more runs on errors in the next inning, the Hawks couldn't escape being mercy ruled.

Senior League

Monarchs 13 Marlins 4

The Tuesday night matchup between the Monarchs and Marlins started off fairly close. In the top of the first the Monarchs grabbed a one nothing lead on an error, but the Marlins quickly tied it up on an RBI single from Riley Lockyer. The Monarchs took the lead back in the next inning on a 2RBI single from Thomas Hancock, and in the top of the third made it a 5-1 game on an Aaron Sheppard RBI double and an RBI groundout from Al Bailey. The Marlins made it much closer in the bottom of the fourth thanks to a clutch 2 RBI double from Tommy Ford, but the  Monarchs took one run right back thanks to an error in the next inning. 

Down 6-3, the Marlins scored one run on a Ryan Park singel in the bottom of the fifth, but despite having the bases loaded, they couldn't capitalize and comeback. From then on the Monarchs went on an offensive crusade, scoring seven runs in the top of the sixth to nearly mercy rule the poor Marlins, but ultimately it still put the game much too far out of reach, and the Monarchs would win 13-4.

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Intermediate League

Pirates 4 Marlins 2

The Pirates continued their fantastic intermediate league season on Monday afternoon by winning yet another game. In the top of the second inning Finn Furlong worked a bases loaded walk to give the Pirates a one to nothing lead. In the third inning they would score three more runs on a Kyle Fitzgerald RBI single, a Spencer Caines RBI groundout, and another Finn Furlong RBI walk. 

After that, both offenses went quiet, and although the Marlins began to come back in the bottom of the fifth, scoring two runs on an Aiden Sansome RBI Single and a Riley Lockyer RBI single, they would eventually fall to the Pirates, 4-2. 

Senior League

Chiropractic Associates & Massage Aces 4   Hawks 4: It's... a Tie?

The Chiropractic Associates & Massage Aces and Hawks faced off on Monday evening in what turned out to be a brutal game.  Early on, the Aces took a 2-0 lead on a 2 RBI double from Steven Hynes. They added to their lead in the top of the second inning thanks to an RBI single from Andrew Payne, but after that the Hawks began to mount a comeback.

In the bottom of the fourth Cory Lockyer of the Hawks hit an RBI single, and would later score on an error off the bat of James Taylor. In the next inning Lockyer would hit a game-tying single to bring the score to 3-3, but the  Aces would grab the lead in the top of the sixth thanks to an RBI knock from Parker Salyzyn. In the bottom of the seventh, down to their last out, it was Cory Lockyer again who would reach on an error and allow Ryder Penney to score the game tying run. 

With that, both teams headed off to extra innings. In the top of the ninth the Aces grabbed a 7-4 lead, but in the bottom half of the frame the Aces suffered an injury and with no substitutions left on their bench, were forced to forfeit the game. Thankfully, a tremendous display of sportsmanship by the Hawks allowed the game to end in a tie from the inning before, and both teams were able to leave the field with their heads held high after such an incredible game.

Game 4: Raiders 10 Barons 0

Game four of the senior semifinals was another must win for the CBS Raiders. They got out to an early one to nothing lead on a Grant Kenney RBI single in the bottom of the first, but after that both starting pitchers (Aaron Peach of the Raiders and Steven Hynes of the Barons) settled in and duked it out.

In the bottom of the fifth inning, the Raiders finally broke out offensively. A three run homer from Grant Kenney made it a four to nothing ball game, and by the end of the frame it was 8-0 thanks to John Blackmore and Adam Hennessey RBI singles, and a wild two runs scoring on a fielder's choice off the bat of Ryne Hennesey. In the bottom of the sixth, the Raiders would score two more runs on a Blair Penney RBI single and a John Blackmore RBI groundout, thus forcing the ten run mercy rule into effect and forcing a game 5 final.

Game 5: Raiders 7 Barons 2

After being down 0-2 in the series, the Raiders managed to come all the way back and win the final three games of the weekend to advance to the senior finals against St. Johns.  From the very beginning of game 5, the Raiders had the lead. In the top of the first, Gerald Butt led off the game with a solo shot out to left field, and later on in the inning John Blackmore would hit an RBI groundout before Grant Kenney scored on a passed ball to give the Raiders an early 3-0 lead. Riley King hit an RBI sacrifice fly in the top of the fourth inning to add to the lead, but in the bottom of the fourth the Barons began to mount a comeback. Steven Hynes hit a 2 RBI single to cut the lead in half, but in the top of the sixth the Raiders would get those two runs back on an RBI groundout from Ryne Hennessey and a second solo home run for Gerald Butt. 

In the top of the seventh the Raiders scored a seventh and final run on a Tyler Hennessey RBI groundout, and thanks to an incredible pitching performance from Riley King, the Raiders would win the game and the series.

Game 2: Barons 15 Raiders 0

This afternoon's game between the Barons and the Raiders was all Barons right from the get go. In the top of the first inning Corner Brook scored six runs on an error, a 2 RBI single by Steven Hynes, an RBI single by Matt Colbourne, a sac fly by Ian Griffin, and another error gave the Barons a commanding early lead. In the top of the second, it was more of the same, as the Barons scored five more runs on a Braden Lockyer RBI single, a Steven Hynes RBI single, an RBI sac fly from Matt Colbourne and an error, and a final RBI single by Ian Griffin would give the Barons a massive 11-0 lead. 

The top of the fourth inning saw the Barons add two more runs on Andrew Flood and Cole Porter RBI singles, and the top of the fifth saw them score two more on a pair of RBI doubles from Steven Hynes and Ian Griffin. After that, the Barons shut the door on the Raiders and the mercy rule came into effect, giving the Barons a 2-0 series lead as they looked to clinch in game 3.

Game 3: Raiders 7 Barons 3

With their backs up against the wall, the Raiders came to play. In the top of the first, they scored their first run of the series, and scored multiple of them. Blair Penney, John Blackmore, and Liam Bavis all hit RBI singles, and in the top of the third, they added two more runs on Tyler Hennessey and Liam Bavis RBI singles. 

The Barons scored one run in the bottom of the third on an error, but the Raiders got the run back in the top of the fifth on a Gerald Butt RBI single. The Barons got another run in the bottom of the fifth on an RBI groundout from Kyle Brown, but once again the Raiders rectified their five run lead shortly afterwards thanks to another RBI single from Gerald Butt that made it 7-2. 

In the bottom of the seventh the Barons threatened to make things interesting by scoring a third run on another error, but Riley King of the Raiders would strike out the next two batters to give the Raiders a win and force a game four tomorrow morning at 10 AM.

Senior Semifinals Game 1: Barons 6 Raiders 0

The Corner Brook Barons and Conception Bay South Raiders started the senior semifinals on Friday night, with Matt Colbourne of the Barons and Aaron Peach of the Raiders went toe to toe on the mound, and while both pitched phenomenally, the Barons got out to an early one to nothing lead on an RBI double by Steven Hynes in the first inning.. After that, things went quiet offensively for a while as both pitchers settled in. Luckily for the Barons, they'd grab an insurance run in the bottom of the fifth on an RBI sac fly by Kyle Brown. 

In the bottom of the sixth, the Barons offense broke out against Raiders reliever Ian Conners. Andrew Flood hit an RBI single and later scored on an error, Kyle Brown hit an RBI single, and Steven Hynes hit yet another RBI double to make it 6-0.

In the top of the seventh inning the Raiders began to threaten, getting the bases loaded with no outs. However, an ejection after CBS had already used all of their players on their bench gave the Barons the first win of this thrilling best of five series. Game two is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock!

Aces 9 Hawks 7:  Aces Outslug Hawks in Offensive Showdown

The Aces took an early one to nothing lead in the bottom of the first inning this afternoon as Matt Flood hit an RBI single to score Zac Fagan. They added three more runs in the bottom of the third on an RBI single by Zac Fagan, followed by a pair of runs scorng on an error in center field.

The Hawks came right back with three runs of their own in the top of the fourth, with Cody Jacobs scoring on a passed ball, Graham Madore scoring on a wild pitch, and Reid House scoring on a dropped third strike to make it a 4-3 ballgame.

The Aces scored two in the next inning on wild pitches, before scoring three in the bottom of the fifth inning on a two run inside the park home run by Zac Fagan, and an RBI single from Silas Hengeveld. Heading into the top of the sixth with a commanding 9-3 lead things looked promising, but the Hawks did put up a good fight, with a bases loaded walk, an RBI groundout, and two passed balls making it a 9-7 game, but the Aces would lock it down and secure the win in an offensive showdown for the ages.

Aces 8 Marlins 7: Aces Mount Late Comeback in Back-And-Forth Win

The Aces started off with the lead on Wednesday night, as Jacob Hatcher roped an RBI single to center field. The Marlins came right back though, scoring three quickly on a pair of bases loaded walks and a wild pitch. 

The lead then flipped right back to the Aces though, as Andrew Gillard drilled a 2 RBI single to left to tie it, shortly followed by Gillard himself scoring on a passed ball. The Aces added to that one run lead in the next inning thanks to a successful double steal of second and home by Jacob Hatcher and Brady Sheppard respectively. In the bottom of the fourth though, the Marlins came back to grab the lead for themselves by scoring three runs. Riley Lockyer scored on an error by the catcher, Tommy Ford crushed an RBI double, and Tyler Mcginn scored on an error. 

Things were looking bleak for the Aces, but a RBI single from Matt Flood tied the game up at six runs each, and then Andrew Gillard launched a 2 RBI double to give the Aces an 8-6 lead. The Marlins scored one on an error in the bottom of the fifth, but it wasn't quite enough and the Aces took the win.

Intermediate League:

Hawks 9 Monarchs 3: Hawks' Walks is Key to Win

The Hawks capitalized on an immense number of walks on Tuesday afternoon to grab a win, however it was the Monarchs who jumped out to a one to nothing lead in the top of the first on a passed ball. 

It didn't take long though for the Hawks to grab the lead on a steal of home by Riley Jenkins, and a bases loaded walk. They added two more in the second inning on a passed ball and an RBI single by Reid House. The Monarchs scored one run in the top of the third on a wild pitch, but the Hawks then grabbed an even bigger lead in the next inning, scoring three on a passed ball, wild pitch, and RBI groundout from Mitchell Pike. The Hawks would continue to pile on for the remainder of the game, working 12 walks and ultimately winning the game nine to three.

Senior League

Aces 7 Marlins 2: Aces Capitalize on Clutch Hits

The Marlins and Aces faced off on Tuesday night, and it was the Aces who jumped out to an early one to nothing lead thanks to an error. In the bottom of the first though the Marlins tied it up on an RBI single by Matt Colbourne. 

Things were silent for the next few innings, aside from some brilliant defence by Marlins third baseman Ryan Park. However in the top of the fourth the Aces blew the game open with a huge five run inning. Ryan Lombard hit a two RBI double, and was followed by an RBI double by Jacob Keefe, an RBI single from Paul George, and finally an RBI single by Bradin Burden. The Aces added another run in the top of the fifth thanks to an RBI single from Paul George to make it seven to one, and despite one run in the bottom of the seventh by the Marlins on a Cole Porter RBI single, the Aces would take the win.

Intermediate League

Pirates 4 Marlins 3: Pirates Rule the Seas in Win over Fish

It was the Marlins who got out to an early one to nothing lead, thanks to a passed ball that allowed Tommy Ford to score. The Pirates would grab the lead back though in the top of the second inning thanks to a two RBI single by Ben Cornick. The Marlins tied it up thanks to another passed ball, but a Ryan Roberts RBI single and an error would give the Pirates a late 4-2 lead. The Marlins started to come back in the bottom of the sixth thanks to a wild pitch, but ultimately the Marlins would fall 4-3, with the Pirates limiting them to only two hits throughout the game.

Senior League

Marlins 10 Hawks 5: Marlins Offense Finds its Groove

The always dangerous Marlins lineup continued to demonstrate why they lead the senior league on Monday night. The Marlins jumped out to an early lead thanks to an RBI single by Braden Lockyer in the bottom of the first, before scoring four more runs in the top of the second on a 2 RBI fielder's choice, and a 2 RBI double for Kyle Brown. The Hawks scored one run on a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the second, before the Marlins continued to add to their lead. Matthew Colbourne knocked in a pair with a single,  and although the Hawks would start to mount a comeback in later innings, it wouldn't be enough to overcome the deficit created by the Marlins bats, and the fish would ultimately win the game 10-5.

Marlins 11 Aces 8: Marlins Win Back-and-Forth Slugfest

The Aces and Marlins both had lots of offense on Wednesday night, as the Aces immediately scored three runs in the top of the first inning on an error and a 2 RBI single by Deacon Hinks. The Marlins came right back in the  next inning, with all three runs scoring on passed balls. The Aces scored two runs in the top of the second on a Zac Fagan RBI single and a Jacob Hatcher RBI fielder's choice. The Marlins then grabbed the lead right back by scoring three in the bottom of the second on a bases loaded hit by pitch and a pair of passed balls. The Marlins added to their lead in the next half, thanks to a wild throw that allowed Jacob Mercer to score. The Aces started to come back on a Mat Flood RBI single, but eventually the Marlins pitching would come to lock the game down, and after a few more insurance runs the Marlins would win 11-8.

Intermediate League

Hawks 9 Monarchs 2: Hawks Pitching Stifles Monarchs

It was the Monarchs who got out to an early lead on Tuesday afternoon, as Lauren Pike hit an RBI groundout to score Devaro Chislett. However, the offense from then on would be virtually all Hawks, as the Monarchs only had three hits throughout the whole game. 

In the bottom of the first the Hawks scored three on a wild pitch, a steal of home by Graham Madore, and an RBI single by Brady Sheppard. They scored one more run in the next inning thanks to an RBI groundout from Shantal Hurley, before scoring another three runs the next inning on a 2 RBI single from Graham Madore and an RBI single from Taylor Burton to take a dominant 7-1 lead.

The Monarchs scored one run in the top of the fourth thanks to a passed ball, but the Hawks would score two final runs on a bases loaded walk and a Graham Madore RBI single. With that, the Hawks would win the game by overpowering the Monarchs offensively.

Senior League

Marlins 4 Aces 3: Marlins Win Another Close Pitching Duel

The Marlins and Aces both had phenomenal starting pitching performances this evening. Jay Miller started for the Marlins and made the defense's job easy by striking out 8 batters over three innings. Meanwhile Parker Salyzyn of the Aces had a no hitter going into the fifth inning. 

In the bottom of the fifth, the Marlins got on the board thanks to some whacky baserunning. As Jay Miller found himself caught at third base, he bolted home, and when the ball hit him and got away, the Marlins sneakily got on the board. They scored another three huge insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth thanks to an RBI fielder's choice and a pair of passed balls.

In the top of the seventh inning, the Aces nearly tied it up with a bases loaded double from Greg Whelan that almost cleared the fence for a game tying grand slam, but instead scored two. After that Brady Sheppard hit an RBI groundout, but the Marlins still managed to secure the win and take another close game.

Intermediate League

Monarchs 5  Marlins 3: Monarchs Take the Win Before Rain Ruins the Day

Today's intermediate league game concluded early due to weather after the third inning. However, in that time the Monarchs managed an offensive outburst that would give them the victory.

In the bottom of the first inning Parker Salyzyn and Joe Wiseman both scored on a series of wild pitches. In the bottom of the second inning they added on three more runs thanks to some more wild pitches and Joe Wiseman scoring on an error off the bat of Markus Wells. In the top of the third inning the Marlins scored three runs of their own thanks to a 2RBI single off the bat of Riley Lockyer, who came around to score on a wild pitch later on in the inning. Whether the Marlins could have come all the way back will remain unknown, as it began to pour and the game was called early.

Senior League

Marlins 3 Hawks 0: Lockyer Nearly Pitches a No-No as Marlins get the Win

After being on pause over the weekend due to the Mary Tavenor tournament, the Senior League resumed on Monday night with stellar pitching performances from both the Hawks and the Marlins. Aaron Purcell-Pilgrim started for the Hawks, and while he was his usual stellar self, the Marlins managed to get three runs on the board thanks to some key hits with runners in scoring position. Meanwhile, the Marlins starting pitcher Braden Lockyer was lights out all night long. His breaking pitches had hitters baffled, and the few times that he nearly gave up base hits, the Marlins' stellar defense had his back. Heading into the bottom of the sixth, Lockyer still hadn't surrendered a hit, but with one out to go, the Hawks managed to knock a base hit back up the middle to break it up. However, Lockyer would finish the game for the Marlins and give his team the win.

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Hawks 6  Holy Cross 2: Pitching Penney Just Makes Cents

The Hawks and the Crusaders faced off in the first of today's games in the senior club tournament. Ryder Penney of the Hawks pitched an absolute gem, and dominated the Crusaders to give his team the win. The Hawks got out to an early one to nothing lead in the top of the second inning thanks to an RBI groundout from James Taylor, but not too long afterwards, Holy Cross tied the game on an RBI groundout of their own off the bat of Evan Reid. Holy Cross later took the lead on an RBI single by David Edwards, but in the top of the sixth, the Hawks' bats rallied back.

The Hawks tied the game on a crucial error, before Matthew Flood hit an RBI single to give the Hawks a 3-2 lead. In the top of the seventh the Hawks would ensure their win by scoring three big insurance runs thansk to RBI singles from Fred Cutler and Matt Flood, and a final run would score on an error. In the bottom of the seventh Ryder Penney would strike out the final Crusaders batter to go the distance and prevent the Crusaders from entering the championship game undefeated.

Holy Cross 1  Marlins 0: Crusaders Walk it Off to Win Championship

Today's championship game between the hometown Marlins and the visiting Holy Cross Crusaders was a pitchers duel for the ages. Both starting pitchers; Matthew Colbourne of the Marlins and Riley King of the Crusaders, threw complete games, and matched each other pitch for pitch. Both pitchers struck out eight, and both players frustrated batters all game long.

Each team had plenty of scoring opportunities though. For the Marlins, four stolen bases on the day meant that if a runner got on, they virtually always found their way into scoring position. Scoring proved difficult though, as Riley King kept the offensive juggernaut that is the Marlins' lineup to only two hits on the day, both of which came off the bats of the Lockyer brothers. Meanwhile, the Crusaders found themselves struggling to score as well. They stayed patient at the plate, just as they had all weekend, and managed to secure eleven walks throughout the game. However, a nasty Matt Colbourne pickoff move quieted the run game, and heading into the bottom of the seventh, Colbourne still had not allowed a hit. After striking out the first batter of the inning, Jacob Reid and John Cribb worked walks, and Nick Evans roped a line drive just fair over the head of the third baseman to walk the game off on the first Crusaders hit of the ballgame. 

Congratulations to the Crusaders, and thank you to everyone who made this weekend such a huge success!

Marlins 12  Monarchs 3: Marlins Capitalize on Errors

The Marlins and Monarchs faced off as the senior club tournament continued this afternoon. The Marlins got off to an early two to nothing lead in the top of the first on a pair of Monarchs errors, and that trend would continue as the game went on. In the top of the third the Marlins put up an impressive seven runs. Matt Colbourne hit a two RBI single, followed by a sacrifice fly from Jay Miller, an RBI double from Adam Tilley, and finally a pair of runs came home on a Kyle Brown single. 

The Monarchs started to mount a comeback in the bottom of the fourth inning, as three runs scored on a wild single off the bat of Jack Kendrick, but after a crucial mound visit by Marlins coach Daniel McCarthy, the Marlins locked in and didn't allow any more runs for the rest of the game.

The Marlins tacked on three insurance runs later in the game, one on a sacrifice fly by Matt Colbourne, one on an error, and a twelfth and final run on an RBI groundout from Cole Porter, who would close out the game on the mound for the fish.

Holy Cross 11  Aces 4: Holy Cow Holy Cross!

The second game of the day featured the St. John's senior league team in this weekend's tournament: the Holy Cross Crusaders! They immediately got out to an early three nothing lead on the road, as Blair Penney crushed a three run home run to left field. They added on to their lead in the top of the third inning with a 2 RBI single from Steve Kelly, an error, and an RBI double from Jacob Gillis.

The Aces got on the scoreboard with an RBI single from Greg Myrden, and in the bottom of the fifth they scored three runs on a 2 RBI single from Brady Sheppard and an RBI double from Ryan Park. It felt for a moment like a whole new ball game, but before we knew it, Blair Penney hit his second three run bomb of the game to make it 10-4 for the Crusaders. The Crusaders would add one more run on a Philip Edwards single later on, and later secure their first win of the tournament by beating the Aces 11 to 4.

Monarchs 13 Pirates 12: Monarchs Walk Off Wild Game!

The Monarchs and Pirates faced off in an offensive matchup for the ages on Thursday. Every single inning saw the team score the maximum three runs, except for one crucial one in the Monarchs' favour. Each team went back and forth, the Pirates scoring three runs and the Monarchs tying it up.  In the top of the fifth though, the Monarchs managed to turn an incredible double play, and keep the Pirate from scoring any runs.

Heading into the bottom of the fifth then, the Monarchs needed only one run to win. Alex Rowsell led off for the team, and managed to reach first on a dropped third strike and he advanced to second as the ball went out of play. He then stole third on the next pitch, and although the play at third base was close, the ball got away into the outfield and Alex made a mad dash home to walk the game off.

Hawks 4 Aces 3: Hawks Win Wild Game!

The Hawks and Aces faced off in the heat on Wednesday night, and the Aces took the early lead in a back and forth matchup. In the bottom of the first the Aces scored a run on an Abby Tiller RBI double, and in the bottom of the second they added on with a bases loaded walk to Ciara Jenkins. 

In the top of the third, the Hawks started their comeback. Taylor Burton hit an RBI single, and Jack Kendrick scored on a passed ball to tie the game. In the fourth inning the Hawks got ahead by two on a 2 RBI single from Cody Jacobs.

Then it was up to reliever Chase Broadbent-Colbourne to shut down the Aces. They scored one on a double from Sam Blackwood, but later on in the innig Blackwood would be thrown out at home on a fielder's choice to end the game and cement a Hawks victory.

Monarchs 7  Hawks 6: Monarchs Win Back and Forth Matchup

It was the Hawks who got out to an early lead on Tuesday night, with Darren Colbourne giving the Hawks an early one to nothing lead on an RBI single. Darren would also be instrumental in helping the Hawks score their second run in the third inning, when he was caught stealing second in a rundown, but gave Andrew Flood enough time to steal home. 

The Monarchs then scored three runs to grab the lead in the bottom of the third, with Tyler Gardener and Hunter Hiscock scoring on an error, and Steve Shepherd hitting an RBI single. The Hawks then tied it up and took the lead over the course of the next few innings, with Darren Colbourne getting an RBI walk, Andrew Flood hitting an RBI single, and Joe Wiseman scoring on an error. 

The Monarchs then came all the way back from 6-3, With Aaron Mercer hitting an RBI groundout, Thomas Hancock scoring on an error, Tyler Gardener hitting an RBI double, and Hunter Hiscock grabbing the lead on an RBI single. With that, the Monarchs would grab the lead and win the second game of the senior club tournament.

Marlins 6 Aces 2: Marlins Pitching Secures Win

The Aces took an early one to nothing lead in today's intermediate game with Abby Tiller scoring on a wild pitch. The Marlins scored three runs in the bottom of the first though, on two wild pitches and an RBI groundout from Jacob Mercer. The Aces scored one more run the  next inning on an RBI single from Zac Fagan, but the rest of the game would be dominated by the Marlins pitching and hitting.

Luke Mercer, Rebecca Flynn and Riley Lockyer all pitched phenomenally, and Luke Mercer knocked a fourth run in on an RBI double in the bottom of the second. The Marlins scored two more runs bottom of the fourth on Luke Mercer and Carter Park RBI singles, and that secured the win.

Marlins 8  Aces 2: Carter Park Drives his Team to Victory

The Senior Club tournament got started up on Monday night, and it was the Aces who got out to an early lead, scoring a run on an error that scored Greg Whelan. In the next frame, the Marlins tied it up on an error off the bat of Carter Park. The Aces then grabbed the lead with an RBI single off of Ryan Park, before Carter Park of the Marlins tied it up the next inning with an RBI double. Braden Lockyer then grabbed the lead for the Marlins in the top of the sixth with an RBI double of his own, and in the top of the seventh inning the Marlins broke the game open with a five run frame. Matt Colbourne, who pitched the complete game for the Marlins and struck out ten, started the inning with a double, and then Riley Lockyer hit an RBI single, Tyler Burton hit an RBI single, a run scored on a passed ball, Carter Park knocked in another run on the night with an RBI single, and a final run would score on an error. That would secure the win for the Marlins, and they would take the first game of the senior club tournament.

Monarchs 7 Hawks 6: Monarchs Beat the Clock with Walk-off Win

Today's intermediate league game was a wild one. The Hawks jumped out to an early 3-0 lead after a bases-loaded hit by pitch to Brady Sheppard, an RBI single by James Taylor, and then a passed ball. The Hawks added a fourth run on a wild pitch the very next inning, and it looked like the game would be dominated by the Hawks.

Little by little though, the Monarchs chipped away. They scored one run the next inning on an error, and despite the Hawks scoring two more runs in the next half on a James Taylor double and a wild pitch, the Monarchs would score three in the next inning thanks to some wild pitches and passed balls, in the top of the fifth, with the two hour mark fast approaching, the Monarchs had one last chance to get ahead. With two outs, Alex Rowsell scored on a wild pitch, before Shilo Chislett tied the game on an RBI double. Finally, Mary-Jane Jacobs reached on an error and Shilo Chislett scored the winning run to secure a comeback victory for the Monarchs.

Hawks 16 Marlins 8: Hawks Huge Half Propels Them to Victory

The Hawks and Marlins faced off in our senior league Sunday night baseball, and starting off the game went back and forth repeatedly. In the bottom of the first, the Marlins scored two quick runs thanks to a Matt Colbourne RBI sac fly and a wild pitch that scored Kyle Brown. In the top of the third, the Hawks scored three runs on an Andrew Flood RBI double, and Fred Cutler and Darren Colbourne RBI singles. In the bottom of the third the Marlins grabbed the lead right back thanks to a 2 RBI single by Ryan Park, but that didn't last long as Ryder Penney hit an RBI single in the top of the fourth to make it a 4-4 ball game. 

The Marlins scored one run in both the fourth and fifth innings thanks to an RBI double from Matthew Colbourne and an RBI single from Braden Lockyer. Then in the top of the sixth, the Hawks offense exploded. With two outs and the bases loaded, Darren Colbourne reached on a sinking line drive to left field that scored two runs to tie the game. That was followed by Matt Flood, Aaron Purcell-Pilgrim and Andrew Gillard singles, a Ryder Penney double, and Darren Colbourne and Ian Griffin RBI singles. When the dust finally settled, the Hawks scored 12 runs in the frame, and were leading the game 16-6.

The Marlins scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth to prevent the mercy rule thanks to a pair of errors, but it wouldn't be enough to overcome the commanding lead the Hawks had established, and the Hawks would win, 16-8.

Monarchs 9  Aces 3: Monarchs Get First Win of the Season!

Monarchs fans rejoice! The Monarchs have officially won their first game of the senior league season! On Friday night, the Monarchs faced the Aces, and the Monarchs scored early on a sacrifice fly by Steve Shepherd to score Markus Wells. 

However, the Aces tied it up and grabbed a lead later on in the game thanks to an error and an RBI single from Kyle Campbell. Thankfully for the Monarchs, they had a big offensive inning in the bottom of the fifth. Aaron Mercer hit an RBI single, another run scored on an error, two runs scored on a single from Kevin Farrell, and finally Alex Hillier was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to give the Monarchs a commanding 6-2 lead. In the next inning they would score 3 more on an error, an RBI single from Hunter Hiscock, and a bases loaded walk to Markus Wells.

The Aces would score one run in the top of the seventh on a Doug King RBI double, but ultimately the Monarchs would win their first game of the season thanks to some great offense and some great pitching from Kevin Farrell and Matt Prosper.

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Marlins 8  Hawks 8: Hawks Tie it Up at the Very End!

The Hawks and Marlins faced off against one another in the first game of today, and the Marlins jumped out to an early lead offensively. They scored two quick runs on an error and a bases loaded walk. The Hawks came right back with a run of their own in the bottom half, before eventually scoring three runs to grab a 4-2 lead thanks to a bases loaded hit by pitch and a James Lewis 2 RBI double.

The Marlins took the lead back the very next inning, scoring three runs on a trio of errors, before Riley Jenkins of the Hawks tied the game up at 5 runs each in the next inning on an error.

The Marlins took an 8-5 lead the next inning on a series of passed balls and wild pitches, and in the bottom of the fourth, already approaching the two hour threshold for the game, Aaron Brake hit an RBI single, and Shantel Hurley hit a clutch game tying 2 RBI single to end the game in a tie.

Pirates 8 Aces 4: Smooth Sailing for Pirates!

The Pasadena Pirates continued to impress in the intermediate league on Wednesday night. They immediately scored three runs in the top of the first inning on an RBI single by Spencer Caines and some passed balls. They scored two more in the top of the second, on a wild pitch and an RBI single from Joey Reid.

The Aces got on the board in the bottom of the second, with Sam O'Brien scoring on a wild pitch.

Unfortunately for the Aces, the Pirates came right back and scored a run the next inning on a wild pitch as well.

The Aces made it interesting in the bottom of the third, with a wild pitch and a two run error off the bat of Brooklyn Childs making it 6-4. Then the Pirates put the game out of reach thanks to an RBI single from Alex Leboubon and another run scoring on a wild pitch late in the game.

Aces 10  Hawks 0: Aces Come out Strong on Memorable Night

The Senior League game on Tuesday evening was preceded by a very special ceremony honouring Alan "Tex" Seaborn. Tex, who served as an executive member of Corner Brook Baseball for nearly three decades, was present and all smiles as the Association officially named its minor baseball common room the "Seaborn Room". On behalf of Corner Brook Baseball, thank you to everyone who came out to join us for this special occasion, including Mayor Jim Parsons, Deputy Mayor Linda Chaisson,  all of our other special guests who were in attendance, our Corner Brook Baseball friends and family, and of course, thank you to Tex and his family for being with us to celebrate a man who has given so much baseball and to the City of Corner Brook over the years.

Now, let's play ball! The Aces got on the board early with a 2 RBI single from Mike Cullihall, and they continued to add to their lead all night long. In the top of the second inning, the Aces scored five runs thanks to RBI singles from Noah Burden, Rob George, and Brady Sheppard, an RBI groundout from Ryan Park, and an error off the bat of birthday boy Parker Salyzyn. 

The next few innings went smoothly for both sides, and starting pitcher Jacob Keefe of the Aces was especially dominant, not allowing any runs over his four innings of work before handing it off to Ryan Lombard in relief.

In the top of the fifth, the Aces scored three runs thanks to a pair of RBI fielder's choices and an error, and with that ten run lead, teh aforementioned Ryan Lombard shut the Hawks down and secured the mercy rule victory for the Aces. 

Hawks 6 Monarchs 1: Hawks Win Pitching Duel With Breakout Inning

The Hawks and Monarchs faced off on Monday night, and we had ourselves a pitching duel. Aaron Purcell-Pilgrim of the Hawks and Hunter Hiscock of the Monarchs were both lights out for the first 4 and a half innings, matching each other pitch for pitch. Luckily for the Hawks, they made one of their few offensive opportunities count, putting up six runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. They loaded the bases with a hit by pitch, a walk and a single, and then Joe Wiseman hit a bullet single to third base for an RBI single to give the Hawks a one to nothing lead. After that, the Hawks scored two on an error, another two runs on a single from Lucas Park, and a sixth run on another error. 

With the way Aaron Purcell-Pilgrim was pitching, six runs was a fortune. The Hawks' ace did surrender one run to the Monarchs after Hailey Companion hit an RBI groundout, but that would be the only damage done, and the Hawks would take the win.

Trades:

Riley Jenkins to the Hawks

Graham Madore to the Hawks

Olivia Oake to the Hawks

Luke Coleman to the Marlins

Jill Callahan to the Aces

Aces 11  Hawks 1: Aces Dominate Hawks in First Game of Day

The Aces dominated the Hawks in the first intermediate league game of the day. Riley Jenkins took the mound for the Aces and was phenomenal, allowing only two hits in his three innings of work.

In the first inning, the Aces took an early lead thanks to an error and a two run double from Alex Schulz. They scored three more runs in the next inning on some wild pitches and an error. Three more runs scored in the next inning on an RBI single by Sam Blackwood and some more wild pitches.

From then on, the Aces had enough of a lead to secure the win and eventually win the game on the mercy rule.

Pirates  12   Monarchs 0: Pirates Capitalize on Walks

The Pirates and the Monarchs faced off in the second game of the day, and the Pirates managed to shutout the Monarchs in their season opener. The Pirates managed to capitalize on a number of walks to score a pile of runs early. Some wild pitches, hit by pitches, and RBI walks gave the Pirates a commanding 9 to nothing lead with only two singles.

The Monarchs base coach halted a number of potential rallies, but the Pirates pitching was also stellar. Ryan Roberts, Josh Garnier, and Matt Barney combined to keep the Monarchs off the board.

In the bottom of the fifth, the Pirates secured the win, and the shutout, and are undefeated on the season.

Marlins 4  Hawks 2: Marlins Play Small Ball to Secure Win

It was a dark and stormy night as the Marlins and Hawks faced off against one another. Both teams had strong starting pitching performances from Carter Park and Ryder Penney, but in the top of the fourth inning the Marlins made it onto the board first with an RBI single from Brogan Walsh.

The Hawks would tie it up just one inning later, with James Taylor driving in Jason Baker on a sacrifice fly.

Thankfully for the Marlins, a little bit of small ball would ultimately go a long way to securing the win. The Marlins capitalized on some stolen bases and taking some offensive risks to give themselves runners in scoring position almost every inning in the second half of the game. As the rain started to come down quicker, so too came the runs for the Marlins, who lived up to their namesake and looked far from a fish out of water. In the fifth inning Kyle Brown hit an RBI groundout, and in the sixth inning Riley Lockyer scored on an error before Brogan Walsh drove in another run with a groundout.

The Hawks scored one run on an RBI double from James Taylor in the bottom of the sixth, but they couldn't mount enough of a comeback to overcome the Marlins, and eventually lost 4-2.

Aces 5  Monarchs 3: Stellar Pitching Performances Result in Speedy Game

The Aces and Monarchs faced off on Thursday night, and any fans worried about baseball's pace of play issue had an absolute blast in this game that flew by at a breakneck speed.  Parker Salyzyn of the Aces and Rob Park of the Monarchs both had stellar outings, the latter of the two throwing a complete game, and the former throwing six and two thirds before teammate Steven Hynes secured the save and the win for the Aces. 

But that's getting ahead of ourselves. Both teams struggled to get on the board, until finally the Monarchs broke the pair of goose eggs on the board with Greg Sharpe scoring on a double play. 

The Aces did all of their scoring in the bottom of the fifth, thanks to a two RBI single from Rob George and a bases clearing double from Ryan Park. With that, the Aces took a 5-1 lead, and in a game with such dominant pitching, five runs was a fortune. 

The Monarchs nearly came back in the top of the seventh inning, with Kevin Farrell and Markus Wells hitting RBI singles. Unfortunately, it came too little too late, and the Aces kept the Monarchs out of the win column once again. 

Monarchs 10   Hawks 5: Monarchs Soar Past Hawks

Our Intermediate league got underway on Wednesday night with a double header matchup featuring the Monarchs and Hawks in game one, and the Aces and Marlins in game two. The league, which features Corner Brook Baseball's U15, U16, U18, and U21 teams, saw every age group playing a big role as the evening went on. In the first game, the Monarchs scored the maximum three runs allowed per inning in the top of the first thanks to a Mary Jane Jacobs RBI single, a Joe Wiseman RBI triple, and an Andrew Gillard RBI double. 

The Hawks scored one run in the bottom half of the first thanks to a Taylor Burton RBI single, but the Monarchs came right back in the second inning by scoring a run on a wild pitch to make it 4-1 Monarchs.

The Hawks scored three runs of their own in the bottom of the second though, tying the game at four after a pair of errors and a wild pitch. By the bottom of the third, the Hawks looked poised to take the lead with the bases loaded and only one out. However, relief pitcher Shilo Chislett struck out the first two batters she faced to escape the jam and let her team's offense get going. 

And so off they went. The Marlins scored the max amount of runs in each of the next two innings. A second Joe Wiseman RBI triple, and capitalizing on a few key errors made it 7-4, and in the top of the fifth a string of wild pitches allowed the Monarchs to eventually capture their first win of the season, ten to five. 

Aces 2  Marlins 2: Two Runs Each in Second Game of Doubleheader

The Aces and Marlins faced off in the second game of the day, and while the outcome of a tie may not seem the most exciting, the journey there certainly was. Both teams saw stellar pitching performances from their whole staffs, but especially impressive was the efforts by each team's starters Matthew Flood and Tommy Ford. The Aces scored their lone two runs in the top of the second, thanks to a Zac Fagan hustle double and a wild pitch. 

The scored stayed two nothing for the rest of the game, until the bottom of the fifth inning when Aces relief pitcher Jacob Hatcher felt the dial on the pressure cooker get turned up to eleven. Two runs scored on a pair of bases loaded walks, and the game would come down to either an Aces loss or a tie. Thankfully for the Aces, Hatcher could stand the heat and stayed in the kitchen to strike out the final batter of the ballgame, and the game ended tied.

Marlins 9 Monarchs 4: Marlins Offense Continues to be Stellar

The Marlins took on the Monarchs on Tuesday night, and from the beginning the Marlins bats were ready. They scored one run early on in the top of the first by capitalizing on an error, and another in the top of the second when Ryan Park flew home thanks to a Braden Lockyer RBI single.

The Monarchs came right back though, jumping out in front of the Marlins 3 to 2 in the bottom of the third due to an error, and a pair of RBI singles from Steve Shepherd and Thomas Hancock. 

Thankfully, Kyle Brown would bring the Marlins back into the game in the top of the fifth with a solo home run to deep right , and Riley Lockyer would give the Marlins the lead later on in the inning with a run-scoring single. From then on, the Marlins scored some insurance runs in the top of the sixth on a Kyle Brown RBI walk, and a Matt Colbourne sacrifice fly. 

In the bottom of the seventh, with the Marlins leading 9-3, the Monarchs began to threaten. Steven Shepherd hit an RBI single, and with runners on, it looked as though the Monarchs may make a comeback. Thankfully for the Marlins, Matthew Colborune made a diving catch on a hard line drive from Thomas Hancock to secure a crucial second out, and relief pitcher Braden Lockyer would lock the game down on the next batter to give the Marlins the win. 

Aces 9 Hawks 5: Aces' Ace Keeps Hawks at Bay

It was the Hawks who got out to an early lead first on Monday night, with Fred Cutler scoring on a wild pitch. After that though, ace Jacob Keefe settled in and his teammates started scoring some runs of their own. Rob George hit an RBI single in the bottom of the first to score Brady Sheppard who led off with a triple to knot the game up at one. Then a Steven Hynes and Mike Cullihall RBI double and single respectively made it a 3-1 Aces lead. The Aces added on to their lead in the second with a Brady Sheppard RBI double, and in the bottom of the third the Aces scored two more runs on a pair of RBI groundouts from Paul George and Greg Myrden. 

Down 6-2, the Hawks spent the next several innings trying to mount a comeback, scoring two in the fourth thanks to a wild pitch and a fielder's choice, and although they ultimately came within one run of the Aces in the sixth inning because of a Fred Cutler RBI single and a steal of home by Andrew Flood, the Aces would tack on three insurance runs late to secure the victory.

9 U HOUSE LEAGUE TEAMS

Monarchs

Ryan Barnes

Ben Patey

Cole Parsons

Gracie Dobbin

Spencer Kean

Rhyan Wheeler

Simone Stone

Caiden Brophy

CJ Barter

Garrett Gunning

Mia Pardy

Hawks

Bo Colbourne

Owen Brake

Nathan Hickey

Keaton Park-Pilgrim

Ryder Tremblett

Nico Power

Claire Colford

Eleanor Grant

Dominic Gillingham

Brayden King

Priya Gill

Grayson Hancock

Kody Rose

Blake Lewis

Aces

Ryan Cuff

Reed Rumbolt

Noah Barry

John Sigurdsson

Isaac Hillier

Chloe Childs

Marek Huybregts

Conor Ryan

Austin Anderson

Ryan Bromley

Sadie Macarthur

Nick Wellman

William Bradbury

Marlins

Grayson Dyke

Lexi Neary

Cohen Hartley

Ryder Parsons

Eric Sheppard

Lachlan Cantwell

Wesley Gillam

Andrew Ryan

Landon Lushman

Lucas Butt

Sebastian Mackey

Ty Rideout

Maria Bugden

Hawks 6 Monarchs  3: Hawks Mount Impressive Comeback to Beat Monarchs

The Hawks and Monarchs faced off in a Sunday night showcase, with the Monarchs searching for their first win of the season. Things looked promising early on, as the Monarchs hopped out to a three to nothing lead in the bottom of the first thanks to a Tyler Gardner RBI double, a Thomas Hancock RBI groundout, and an Aaron Mercer RBI single.

Unfortunately for the Monarchs, it didn't take long for the Hawks to come right back and tie the game up in the top of the second. Cory Lockyer scored on a wild pitch, and two runs scored on a Fred Prosper single. Prosper would later knock in another run with a second RBI single to give the Hawks a four to three lead. 

After surrendering three runs in the first, Andrew Flood of the Hawks settled in for the rest of the game, and even gave himself an offensive boost late in the game with an RBI double to give the Hawks a 5-3 lead. The Hawks scored one more run in the top of the seventh on a successful double steal of second and home, and the Hawks would ultimately win the game 6-3, keeping the Monarchs out of the win column in the process. 

15 U Tryout Teams

Head Coach: Kevin Farrell

Cody Jacobs

Logan Connolly

Charlie Callahan

Alex Schulz

Sam Blackwood

Reid House

Graham Madore

Jake Vincent

Grant Wareham

Luke Mercer

Luke Coleman

Tristen Bullen

Caylen Blake

Sam O'Brien

Deacon Hinks

Thanks to everyone who came out to tryout, and good luck with the upcoming season!

HOUSE LEAGUE TEAMS

11 U

HAWKS

Ryder Haynes

Elijah Payne

Aiden Parrill

Jack Woodrow

Owen McCarthy

Harrison Wells

Ben Kendall

Rohan Wadwha

Chase Wareham

Aaron Ivany

Kai Biggin

Jacob Jones

Finn Pardy

ACES

TJ Grant

Kayden Sheppard

Ryan Neary

Brett Rumbolt

Ryan Monteith

Cameron Hayes

Ross Gunson

Alex Taylor

Nate Smallwood

Hunter Miller

Luke Francis

Mason Boyd-Martin

Camden Sheppard

Charley Boyd-Martin

MONARCHS

Nathan Lambe

Remi House

Brayden Connolly

William Barry

Oliver Pearce

Max Wheeler

Maddox Peddle

Joshua Dawe

Fabian Ryan

Ryan Gilbert

Issac Duong

Nathan Wiseman

Logan Park

12 U

MONARCHS

Kiersten Sigurdson

Reese Rideout

Carmen Jenkins

Peyton Kendall

Adriana Gardiner

Claire Patey

Teresa Coleman

Anais Brake

Sophie Hancock

Charley Boyd-Martin

Lydia Parsons

ACES

Jessie Vincent

Maggie Gill

Anna Bugden

Elizabeth Barry

Faith Gilbert

Isabel Francis

Molly Macdonnell

Juniper Hengeveld

Maria Bugden

Priya Gill

Rhyan Wheeler

MARLINS

Sophia Wu

Lindsay Wells

Lindsay Wiseman

Mareah Colbourne

Taylor Bennett

Alana Layden

Madeline Targett

Maelle Targett

Hailey Locke

Cassie Churchill

Sophia Wilton

Amy Childs

13 U

HAWKS
Aiden Sansome

Mitchell Pike

Cole Griffen

Ethan Burton

Gavin Targett

Josh Warren

Kalen Miller

Brett Taylor

Alex Brisson

Joshua Dyson

Georgia Wiseman

Juliette Colbourne

Kira Colford

ACES

Andrew Hollett

Thomas Randell

Luis Wu

Jonathan Sparkes

George Sheppard

Ashford Pearce

Owen Kelly

Cameron Bishop

Jeremy Glashen

Jack Watton

Ryan Sheppard

Adrianna Wells

Jada Vatcher

Cassie Nielson

MARLINS

Ryan Jackson

Caleb Flynn

Carson Baker

Parker Boyd

Anderson Murphy

Cameron Hackett

Aiden Leonard

Ryder Borden

Sam Halfyard

Kate Lombard

Greta Andrews

Rachel Lundrigan

Lila Burden

INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE

ACES

Zac Fagan

Jacob Hatcher

Deacon Hinks

Alex Schulz

Matt Flood

Abby Tiller

Ciara Jenkins

Brooklyn Childs

Hailey Companion

Silas Hengleveld

Sam Blackwood

Calen Blake

Ryder Penney

Sam O'Brien

Riley Jenkins

MARLINS

Alex Austin

Samara Bursey

Rebecca Flynn

Carter Park

Riley Lockyer

Katie Colbourne

Olivia Oake

Logan Connolly

Grant Wareham

Jacob Stone

Graham Madore

Jacob Rowsell

Ryan Lombard

Tommy Ford

Jacob Mercer

Luke Mercer

MONARCHS

Andrew Gillard

Shilo Chislett

Hunter Gillis

Mary Jane Jacobs

Jasmine Batstone

Lauren Pike

Devaro Chislett

Joe Wiseman

Parker Salyzyn

Markus Wells

Alistair Fowler

Cameron Salyzyn

Charlie Callahan

Alex Rowsell

Ben Rowsell

HAWKS

Brady Sheppard

James Taylor

Alyssa Wentzell

Reid House

James Lewis

Jack Kendrick

Jake Vincent

Shantel Hurley

Taylor Burton

Will Aitken

Jonas Payne

Cody Jacobs

Luke Coleman

Aaron Brake

Chase Broadbent-Colbourne

Jill Callahan

IF YOU DO NOT SEE YOUR CHILDS NAME LISTED ABOVE, REACH OUT AND THEY WILL BE PLACED ON A TEAM. THANK YOU SO MUCH AND BEST OF LUCK WITH THE UPCOMING SEASON

11UAAA
        1       Barry, William
        2       Boyd-Martyn, Mason
        3       Connolly, Brayden
        4       House, Remi
        5       McCarthy, Owen 
        6       Neary, Ryan
        7       Parrill, Aiden
        8       Rumbolt, Brett
        9       Ryan, Fabian
        10      Sheppard, Kaden
        11      Wheeler, Max
        12      Woodrow, Jack



11UA 
        1       Dawe, Joshua
        2       Gunson, Ross
        3       Francis, Luke
        4       Hayes, Cameron
        5       Monteith, Ryan
        6       Payne, Elijah
        7       Sheppard, Camden
        8       Smallwood, Nate
        9       Taylor, Alex
        10      Wiseman, Nathan
        11      Lambe, Nathan
        12      Hynes, Ryder

        13     Miller, Hunter

        14     Park, Logan

        15     Pearce, Oliver
        16     Grant, TJ

Aces 9  Marlins 6: Aces Remain Undefeated

Both of the senior league's undefeated teams faced off for the first time on Friday night, and the Aces walked away still unscathed on the year. It was a back and forth game though early on,  and the Marlins took an early lead in the top of the first, scoring one run on a Matt Colbourne RBI single. 

The Aces came right back in the bottom of the first though, scoring two runs on an RBI single by Ryan Park, and an RBI sacrifice fly by Brady Sheppard.

The Marlins then scored three runs in the top of the second, with Braden Lockyer taking an RBI walk, and Kyle Brown knocking in two runs with a long single to the fence. 

In the bottom of the second, the Aces flipped the script, taking a 6-4 lead with an RBI fielder's choice from Jacob Keefe, a wild pitch, and RBI singles from Greg Whelan and Brady Sheppard.

Speaking of Greg Whelan, he pitched a dominant 5.0 innings of relief, and didn't allow any more runs to the Marlins until the top of the seventh when the Aces lead 9-4, and two runs scored on an Adam Tilley 2 RBI single, before securing the win for the Aces and keeping their perfect season intact.

Midget(U18)  AA Team

Head Coach: Rob Myrden

Assistant: Cory Lockyer

1. Zac Fagan
   2. Matt Flood
   3. Tommy Ford
   4. Andrew Gillard
   5. Thomas Hancock
   6. Jacob Hatcher
   7. James Lewis
   8. Riley Lockyer
   9. Ryan Lombard
   10. Jacob Mercer
   11. Carter Park
   12. Andrew Payne
   13. Ryder Penney
   14. Parker Salazyn
   15. Brady Sheppard
   16. James Taylor
   17. Markus Wells
   18. Joe Wiseman

U12 AA Team

Head Coach: Sommer Mosher

Assistant: Rebecca Flynn

Manager: Jason Mosher

1. Elizabeth Barry
   2. Anna Bugden
   3. Maggie Gill
   4. Sophie Hancock
   5. Carmen Jenkins
   6. Peyton Kendall
   7. Reese Rideout
   8. Kiersten Sigurdsson
   9. Jessie Vincent
   10. Lindsey Wells
   11. Lindsay Wiseman
   12. Sophia Wu

U12 A Team

Head Coach: Denise Dewling

1. Emma Cook
   2. Taylor Bennett
   3. Isabel Francis
   4. Claire Patey
   5. Maria Bugden
   6. Charlea Boyd-Martyn
   7. Cassie Churchill
   8. Priya Gill
   9. Adriana Gardner
   10. Faith Gilbert
   11. Rhyan Wheeler
   12. Teresa Coleman
   13. Lydia Parsons
   14. Mareah Colbourne
   15. Molly Macdonell

U13 AAA Team

Head Coach: Greg Myrden

Assistant: Parker Salyzyn, Thomas Hancock, Carter park

1. Cameron Bishop
2. Parker Boyd
3. Caleb Flynn
4. Cole Griffen
5. Ryan Jackson
6. Mitchell Pike
7. Aiden Sansome
8. George Sheppard
9. Ryan Sheppard
10. Josh Warren
11. Jack Watton
12. Luis Wu

U13 A Team 

1. Carson Baker
2. Ethan Burton
3. Jeremy Glashen
4. Owen Kelly
5. Aiden Leonard
6. Kalen Miller
7. Anderson Murphy
8. Ashford Pearce
9. Jonatahan Sparkes
10. Brett Taylor

Marlins 20  Hawks 10: Have Mercy!

The Marlins and the Hawks squared off on Thursday night in what became an absolute slugfest as the game went on. The Marlins batted around in the bottom of the first and scored four early runs thanks to an RBI fielder's choice, and a pair of errors to allow three more runs to score. The offense kept up for the Marlins in the bottom of the second and they scored two more due to a passed ball and an RBI groundout from Kyle Brown. 

It was smooth sailing for Marlins starter Carter Park until the top of the fourth. An error and an RBI single from Fred Cutler made it 6-2 and finally put the Hawks on the board. 

The Marlins wasted no time in getting those runs back though, with Jay Miller cranking a three run home run to deep left for the first homer of the season within the league, and giving the Marlins a commanding 9-2 lead.

In the top of the sixth, with the Marlins now up 11-3, the Hawks started their comeback. An error, an RBI single from Andrew Gillard, an RBI double from Aaron Purcell-Pilgrim, a Matt Flood RBI single, a Fred Cutler RBI double, and a two  run error made it a one run ballgame, and the Marlins escaped the inning leading 11-10.

In the bottom of the sixth though, the Marlins scored 9 runs to force the mercy rule to come into effect. A parade of singles and a bases loaded triple for Zac Fagan made it 19-10, and Cole Porter drove Fagan in on a fielder's choice to walk the game off and secure the win.

Aces 10 Monarchs 9: Aces Stage A Late Comeback to Win in Extras

The Aces pulled off an improbable comeback on Tuesday night against the Monarchs. For the first part of the game, things looked pretty bleak for the Aces, as the Monarchs took an early 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first thanks to a Markus Wells RBI double and a Thomas Hancock RBI single.  The Monarchs then spent the next several innings adding on to their lead, and by the end of the fourth, they had taken a commanding (and daunting) 9-3 lead over the Aces. 

The Aces, however, don't back down easily from a fight. In the top of the sixth inning, the Aces scored three runs off of a 2 RBI single from Rob George and an RBI fielder's choice from Ryan Park. Then, in the top of the seventh inning, they managed to tie up the game and force extra innings. One run scored on an error, before Chris Dobbin blasted a double to right field to score two more, and knot the game up at 9. The Aces would then keep the Monarchs' bats quiet, before Greg Whelan hit the go ahead RBI single in the top of the eighth to score Brady Sheppard. 

The Monarchs threatened in the bottom of the eighth, having bases loaded with only one out, but a much needed ground ball right back to relief pitcher Steven Hynes provided the double play ball that the Aces were looking for, and allowed them to secure the win.

CBBA will be holding an online auction starting July 1, 2022.  Funds from this online auction will be used to purchase a new pitching machine as well as new portable mounds to be used in the association. 

We are looking for families to seek donations of NEW UNUSED items to be used in the online auction.  These Items can be given to Luke in our office to be posted on our auction site.  We do not expect families to purchase things to donate.  Look to local retailers and businesses,  they are usualy more than happy to provide gift cards or merchandise to help our cost.

A donation letter is available at our canteen or by email upon request.

questions can be sent to cbbaminor@gmail.com

In the past we have found great success with the following items.

Gift cards (Restaurants, Salons, etc)

Crafts

Baked goods

Sports lessons/memberships

Hotel stays

Photography packages

Adventure passes (skiing, zip, hiking)

Marlins 3  Monarchs 2: Everything Goes Swimmingly in Marlins Season Opener

The Marlins became the last senior league team to start their season on Monday night, after facing two straight rain-outs to begin their year. That extra rest may have done them well though, as they got off to a phenomenal start, with each of their first four batters getting hits, including an RBI single for Kyle Brown and their opening day starter Matt Colbourne to give the Marlins an early two to nothing lead. Later on in the inning, Riley Lockyer knocked in a third run thanks to a sacrifice fly to left field.  It was a special night for the Lockyer family, as Riley had the chance to play on the same senior league team as his older brother Braden for the first time. 

After that offensive outburst both starting pitchers settled in for the rest of the evening. No more runs would be scored until the top of the fourth, when Markus Wells hit a 2 run single with the bases loaded. 

Thankfully for the Marlins, that was all the offense there was for both sides, and despite both teams causing lots of traffic on the bases, neither side could put up any more runs, and the Marlins narrowly escaped with an opening day win. 

Aces 6   Hawks 5: Greg Whelan Helps Aces Come All the Way Back in Extras

The Aces faced an uphill battle all evening after surrendering three runs to the Hawks in the bottom of the first inning. David McCarthy started the scoring with an RBI single, before Aaron Purcell-Pilgrim knocked in two more with a 2 RBI single of his own. 

The Aces started to come back in the top of the second, scoring two runs on a Kyle Campbell RBI single, and a Greg Myrden triple to deep center field. 

The one run difference wouldn't last for long though, as the Hawks would score two more runs in the bottom of the second thanks to a sacrifice fly from Fred Cutler, and an Ian Griffin RBI single. Making the score five to two.

In the top of the third inning, the Aces managed to tie the game up thanks to an error and a 2 RBI single from Paul George. After that, the game would stay tied for the remainder of regular inning play. Both teams showed off some excellent defence, and each team's pitching settled in. 

Finally, in the top of the eighth inning, the Aces took their first lead of the ballgame, with relief pitcher Greg Whelan doing himself a favour and driving in the go ahead (and ultimately winning) run. In the bottom of the eighth inning, Whelan secured the win for the Aces, after Brady Sheppard caught a high twisting fly ball to end the game. 

Hawks-13 Monarchs-6: Colbourne Sets Tone as Hawks Soar to Victory

The Monarchs and Hawks took the field on a chilly Friday night in what was the season opener for the Hawks. In the top of the first inning it looked like the Monarchs, who played their first game earlier this week, may have caught the Hawks by surprise when they jumped out to an early one to nothing lead thanks to an RBI single by Thomas Hancock. 

However, in the bottom of the first inning, the Hawks' bats got to work. Darren Colbourne knocked in the first of the Hawks' runs in the game (although certainly not the last, as Colbounre would go 4-5 with 5 RBI on the night).  Cory Lockyer would then put the Hawks ahead two to one on an RBI single, and Ian Griffin would later score on an error to make it 3-1 for the Hawks. 

In the top of the second inning the Monarchs made a comeback, tying the game at three runs apiece thanks to an RBI fielders choice off the bat of Markus Wells, and a theft of home by Hunter Hiscock. In the top of the third, the Monarchs would take the lead after an RBI single by Steve Shepherd. 

That lead wouldn't last long though, as in the bottom of the third inning the Hawks would score a whopping seven runs in the frame to take a commanding 10-4 lead due to a pair of wild pitches, a pair of errors, and a 2 RBI single by Darren Colbourne. In the bottom of the fourth, the Hawks scored 2 more, thanks to another error, and an RBI sac fly by Darren Colbourne. After that, both team's offense's went quiet for several innings, before the Hawks added their thirteenth and final run of the game on an RBI single off the bat of...Darren Colbourne!

In the top of the seventh inning the Monarchs scored two runs on a 2 RBI single from Aaron Mercer with the bases loaded, but it wouldn't be enough to mount a comeback, and the Hawks won their first game of the season 13-6.

Aces 11  Monarchs 9: A Night of Firsts

The Aces and Monarchs kicked off the first game of the 2022 senior league season with a historic night of firsts. The Aces got out to an early lead in the top of the third, scoring four runs off of an error, a 2 RBI Ryan Park double, and a Steve Hynes single.  The Monarchs then scored one run in the bottom of the third inning, from a Thomas Hancock double. 

After that, the Aces put up a huge inning, scoring seven runs in the top of the fourth inning thansk to an RBI walk, a wild pitch, a Brady Sheppard single, a 3 RBI double by Steve Hynes, and a Mike Cullihall RBI single. 

Down 11-1, the Monarchs had their backs up agaisnt the wall facing the mercy rule, and then history began. Hailey Companion became the first woman in Corner Brook Senior Baseball to record a hit, an RBI, and a run with a one out single to left field. Then Aaron Sheppard hit a two run double, another run scored on an error, a passed ball, Aaron Mercer hit a 2 RBI double, and Thomas Hancock capped off the inning with an RBI single to make it 11-9. 

The Monarchs attempted to complete the comeback for the remiannder of the game, but ultimately fell short 11-9. However, not before making senior league history along the way with Hailey Companion and James Lewis recorded their first senior league hits. 

This season, our travel team tryouts and player evaluations will be separate sessions

from our minor house league program.

This year’s evaluations will follow the same criteria and process used by BASEBALL

NL in the selection of its HIGH-PERFORMANCE PROGRAM and PROVINCIAL TEAMS.

There will be three 1.5-hour evaluation sessions. Your child is required to attend all

sessions. If there is an issue with availability for a session, please email Luke at

cbbaminor@gmail.com to make arrangements for alternative sessions.

REGISTRATION WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY MAY 28th

.

The cost for the travel team tryouts is $20. Etransfer your payments to:

paymentscbba@gmail.com

PLEASE REGISTER AT OUR WEBSITE:

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REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE TAKING PART IN

TRYOUTS.

DATE TIME GROUPS LOCATION

WEDNESDAY JUNE 1 4:00-5:30 11U JUBILEE

6:30-8:00 13U/ 14U FEMALE JUBILEE

THURSDAY JUNE 2 4:00-5:30 15U JUBILEE

5:30-7:00 13U/ 14U FEMALE JUBILEE

FRIDAY JUNE 3 4:00-5:30 12U FEMALE JUBILEE

5:30-7:00 11U JUBILEE

SATURDAY JUNE 4 9:00-10:30 13U/ 14U FEMALE EASTSIDE

10:30-12:00 12U FEMALE EASTSIDE

1:00-2:30 11U EASTSIDE

2:30-4:00 15U EASTSIDE

SUNDAY JUNE 5 10:30-12:00 12U FEMALE JUBILEE

1:00-2:30 15U JUBILEE

Great news summer registration is now open

schedule is on this site under FORMS we will follow last years schedule

5U and 7U $160 June 27-August 26 $160

9U May 14- August 26 $225

11U and older as well as all female divisions $250

CBBA is now accepting applications for summer employment, as well as Coaches and Managers for our 2022 travel teams.

Employment applications will close on March 2, 2022 @ midnight

Travel Team applications will close March 9, 2022 @ midnight

We are very happy to return to our regular program this evening at the Annex. 

There have been many uncertain times over the last couple years when it comes to Covid and sports.  During this time Corner Brook Baseball has taken pride, in working with our players and families to ensure a safe environment for our players.  

As we return to play tonight, we again are very prepared to keep both our players and coaches safe.

Please note the following rules for return to play in Winter Ball

- players must stay six deep apart at all times

- masks must be worn properly at all times

- parents can not stay to watch 

Failure to follow rules will result in players being asked to leave the gym immediately!  No exceptions!

Jason Mosher

President CBBA

V.P. Baseball NL