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13-15 Playoffs

7/22 - Jamestown Container defeated Jamestown Savings 13-3:  Scoring eight runs in the first inning, Jamestown Container beat Jamestown Savings by the score of 13 to 3.  The hitting star for Container was Andy Sampson who was 2 for three with a pair of doubles. The Container pitching staff of Adam Westley, Jeff Miller, and Nolan Ryan gave up three runs on four hits, 8 strikeouts and three walks.  The hitting star for Savings was Kenny Dirling who was 2 for 2 with a double. Container now advances to the loser's bracket championship game that will be played at Roseland Park on July 23rd at 5:30pm.

7/21 - Jock Shop defeated State Farm 9-3:  In the winners bracket final of the Jamestown Babe Ruth league tournament, The Jock Shop jumped out to a big lead then cruised to a 9 to 3 victory. Cody Becker pitched 5 strong innings giving up only 3 hits, 1 earned run, with 7 strikouts and only 2 walks. Hitting for Jock Shop were Brett Dehner, Ben Whitney, Becker and Jacob Kindberg had doubles. For State Farm the number 2, 3 & 4 hitters did all the damage. Bo Brooks had a double & triple, Nick Tobias had 2 doubles, and Kyle Emerson had a double & triple.  Jock Shop will now wait until Monday at 6 p.m. at Dietrick Park to face the losers bracket winner in the first championship game. The if neccessary game will be on Tuesday.

7/19 - Jock Shop defeated Jamestown Container 13-2:  On Monday the first game of the Jamestown Babe Ruth 13-15 division tournament aws played with Jock Shop prevailing over Jamestown Container 13-2 in 5 innings. Ben Whitney pitched 4 innings giving up only 1 hit with 6 strikouts & no walks. Alex Guzman had 2 hits, while Cameron Haberberger, Brett Dehner, Cody Becker, Jake Kindberg, & Ron Harrington all had singles.   For Container, David Morse, Carlos Berrios, Nolan Ryan & Andy Sampson all had singles.   Jock Shop will now take on the winner of Tuesdays game between State Farm & Jamestown Savings.

Regular Season Action Continues

7/19 - Jock Shop defeated State Farm 11-1:  Jamestown Jock Shop defeted State Farm last week 3 times (all makeups). In the first game it was Jock Shop winning 11-1. Brett Dehner pitched a complete game one hitter with 3 walks and 8 strikouts. While Alex Guzman had 2 hits (both doubles), Cameron Haberberger had a doulble, while Dehner, Jake Kindberg, & Ron Harrington each had a single. For State Farm Colton Vail had the lone hit.

In the second game Jock Shop prevailed 8-4. Cody Becker had a double while Alex Guzman, Ben Whitney & Jake Kindberg had singles. For State Farm Nick Tobias had 2 triples, Kyle Emerson had 2 hits (triple), Colton Vail had 2 hits, Nick Anderson & S. Westley had singles.

In game three, Jock Shop won 11-8. Ben Whitney had 3 hits (double),Jake Kindberg had 2 hits while Brett Dehner, Alex Guzman, & Ron Harrington had doubles. Jed Tonkin & Evan Grey had singles. For State Farm Kyle Emerson had 2 doubles, Carlos Berrios had a double while Nick Anderson singled.

9U WNY State Tournament

The Jamestown 9U finished their season with a loss in the State Championship to North Buffalo 3-0.  The State Tournament was held at Shoshone Park in Buffalo, NY.  Jamestown fought hard, and showed a lot of character by not giving up.  Jamestown beat Camillus to reach the Championship game.  Photo Gallery

Bryce Jackson of Jamestown 9U Fields The Ball

10U WNY State Tournament

12U 60' WNY State Tournament

Complete 12U 60' Tournament Results

7/16 - Casey Stengel defeated Jamestown 12-1:  Austin Ksson went 3 for 3 with a double and a triple, Zach Fronckowiak belted a homerun and Mason Trowbridge had a double for Casey Stengel.  Devan Jackson hit a triple and Noah Johnson had 2 hits.

Canandaigua defeated Mayville 6-2:  Bennett Hanford had an inside the park homerun and Bradley Harris had two hits.  For Mayville, Carter Dearing had a double.

7/15 - Southwestern defeated Jamestown 13-3:  In the opening game Nick Swanson and Jared Drocy combined to throw a 2 hitter with 6 K's for Southwestern.  Drocy led the offence with a HR and a double, Curt Carlson went 3-3 with a triple, Ben Burk had two hits with a double and Nick Swanson had two hits with a double.  Jamestown's only hits were by Alex Schupp and Dakota McIntyre.

Camillus defeated Canandaigua 14-1:  Ryan Greco, Chirs Petosa and Noah Winters combined for a 4 hitter with 6 Ks in the win.  Ryan Greco belted a homerun, Paul Masello had 3 hits, John Schad had two hits with a double.  4 players for Canandaigua had singles. 

Casey Stengel defeated Lou Gehrig 11-7:  Austin Kossow, Bryce Little, and Zach Fronckowiak combined on the hill for the win.  Mason Trewbridge, Mitch Collingridge and Bryce Little all connected for doubles.  For Lou Gehrig, Mike Shanahan, Nick Pilon both belted homeruns and Nick Peters had 2 hits.

Ithaca defeated Mayville 16-0:  Zachary Kemp and Jonathan Gomes-Selman combined for a 1 hitter for Ithaca.  Eric Gould went 3 for 3 with a homerun and a double while Gomes-Selman added a double.  Joey Parker had the lone hit for Mayville.

12U 70' WNY State Tournament

Complete 12U 70' Tournament Results

7/16 - Canandaigua defeated Jamestown 11-8:  On Friday the second round of the 70' State Torunament, Canandaigua defeated Jamestown 11-8.  Matt Carbary and Patrick Coyne both had two hits.  Dylan Glatz and Derek Foe both connected for doubles in Jamestown's defeat.

Lou Gehrig defeated Evans 6-0:  Andrew White belted a homerun over the Bergman Monster for Lou Gehrig.  Cory Fiutko had 2 hits for Evans.

7/15 - Evans defeated Jamestown 8-3:  In the opening game Evans Youth Baseball defeated Jamestown 8-3 with Collin Fiutko pitching a complete game giving up 6 hits, 10 K's and only 1 walk.  Mike Evancho had 2 hits including a double. Jamestown's Noah Weinstein belted 2 hits including a homerun.  4 other players had singles.

Lou Gehrig defeated Canandaigua 11-4:  Ty Eldridge, Conner Bender, and David Lyskawa combined for the win.  LG was led by Jack Cooper with a HR and a double, Ty Eldridge and Andrew White both had 2 hits with a double.  Canandaigua's Mike Zimmerman had 2 hits.

Regular Season Action Continues

7/12 - Jamestown Savings defeated Jamestown Container 8-7:   Brandon Spangler had a double and Bram Johnson and Tommy Fortune each had a pair of hits for Savings.  Adam Westley had 2 hits for Container.

7/7 - Jock Shop defeated Jamestown Savings 15-5:  Jock Shop defeted Jamestown Savings 15 - 5 in 5 innings per the 10 run rule. Cody Becker & Brett Dehner combined on a 5 hitter with 10 strikouts. Hitters for Jock Shop, Ben Whitney had 2 hits with a booming home run, Becker 2 doubles, Cameron Haberberger 2 hits (double), Alex Guzman a double. Corey Dalton, Anthony Tommasi, Ron Hunington & Jacob Kindberg had a single each.  For Savings, Conner Stam had 2 hits (double), Tommy Fortune & Ramos each had a double, & Zack Barnes a single.

7/6 - Jamestown Container defeated State Farm 15-5:  It was a brother act as Jamestown Container outscored State Farm Insurance 15 to 5.  The Westley brothers, Schuyler and Adam, pitched Container to the victory.  Thr dual allowed five runs on five hits, 2 base on balls with 6 strike outs.  Kyle Emerson and Nick Tobias each stroke a double for State Farm.  Harrison Tyra, Carlos Berrios, Andy Sampson and Zarek Bettis all had doubles for Container.  Adam Westley had a perfect  night for Container going 2 for 2 with a double and a triple.

7/5 - Jock Shop defeated Jamestown Container 8-7:  Down 7 -5 entering the 7th inning, Jock Shop was the benefit of a huge hit from Jacob Kindberg driving in 2 runs to tie the score, then a sac. fly to deep center from Cameron Haberberger to lead Jock Shop to win 8 -7 over Jamestown Container. Other hits for Jock Shop were Ben Whitney with a double and Alex Guzman with a single.  For Container, Sampson had 2 hits, Adam Westley a double, Carlos Berrios, S. Westley, & Nolan Ryan a single each.

District 7 Tournament Action

2010 District 7 10U Champions - Jamestown

The Jamestown 10U team found themselves in a hole after losing their opening game to Southwestern 10-1.  The team had just learned one day earlier that they would be playing the biggest tournament of their lives without their starting shortstop and four of their players would be playing new positions due to the departure.  Southwestern came out hot, hit the ball hard and never looked back.  Jamestown then fell to the losers side of the bracket which is tough to dig your way out of.  Jamestown then bounced back when they faced the Jamestown 9U team and walked away with a 13-3 victory, but still did not look sharp. 

The table was then set for the rematch against Southwestern who lost the night before against the Evans 10U team 10-9.  The game started slow, but in the 3rd inning the Jamestown bats got hot and Jamestown never looked back as they eliminated Southwestern with a 10-5 victory. 

This set up the undaunting task of trying to beat Evans in two straight games.  Evans is a solid team with great fundamentals and a very resilient team year in and year out.  It was an epic see-saw battle that saw the lead change throughout the game. Knotted at 7 at the end of 6 innings, Evans took the lead in the visitor's side of the extra inning 7.  Trailing 7-8 in the bottom of the 7th, it was James "Cookie" Rojas who hit the "walk off" double to center field to secure the victory for Jamestown. 

The Championship game was next up.  Jamestown got out to an early lead, but Evans never gives up and they kept it close until the bottom of the 5th inning when Jamestown scored 4 to take a 12-8 lead and never looked back.  Jamestown had completed the unimaginable, won 4 in a row capped by a double header win against one of the top 10U teams in Western New York.

2010 District 7 12U 60' Champions - Southwestern

The Southwestern Gladiators are a very good 12U team with a great pitching staff, a solid defense and a loaded lineup at the plate, anchored by Jared Drocy who likes to hit it deep and hit it often.  Drocy belted 3 home runs out Bergman Park in just two games.  It was highlighted by a "monster hit" that cleared the pine trees past the left field fence. 

In their first game against Jamestown, their pitching staff held Jamestown to five hits and only walked three batters.  The 4th inning was the key as the Gladiators exploded with 7 runs on 6 hits.  The final was 15-5.  Southwestern would now wait to see who they would face for the Championship as Jamestown would take on Mayville.

Jamestown defeated Mayville for the opportunity to face Southwestern.  This time, Southwestern had all of the pieces in place as Patrick Mogenhan shut down the Jamestown offense allowing just two hits and zero runs in 4 innings pitched.  Mogenhan was also hot at the plate going 2 for 2 with a triple.  Drocy also smashed another one out of the park.

2010 District 7 12U 70' Champions - Jamestown

There were only two teams in the 70' Division of 12U baseball, so it was going to be a best two out of three to determine the champion.  Evans was here and ready for action.

The first game Jamestown got put in their place as Evans played great defense and pitched well.  Jamestown fell 2-1 under the lights as they got a late start due to the later early games.

The second game showed the potential of Jamestown with solid pitching from Derek Foe and some timely base running by the team to help them earn a 7-2 victory.

The championship game had Jamestown coming out on top with the ability to pitch a "bunch" of pitchers and not lose any quality.  Kyle Liuzzo was the leader at the plate that helped cap off the championship.

Day 4 - Jamestown 10U won the 10U District 7 Tournament by beating Evans in back-to-back games 9-8 and 13-8.  In the first game, James Rojas led Jamestown going 3 for 4 with a double and Noah Caruso went 2 for 2 with a double.  In the second game, Wilmari Guzman led the way going 3 for 4 with 2 doubles and a triple.  Seth MacTavish had 3 hits, Drew Boggs had 2 hits with a double and Noah Caruso added 2 hits.  Evans 12U 70' defeated Jamestown 12U 70' 2-1 in a pitcher's dual.  Andrew Latona and Derek Foe each had double for Jamestown.

DAY 3 - Southwestern won the 12U 60' District 7 Tournament by beating Jamestown 10-0.  Patrick Mogenhan and Jake Brecht combined for a 2 hitter.  Jared Drocy belted his third homerun of the tournament.  In 10U action, Jamestown got past Southwestern 10-5. Seth MacTavish and Noah Caruso led Jamestown, each going 2 for 3.  Cole Snyder and Jake Ferarri each had 2 hits for Southwestern.  PHOTOS Jamestown will now take on Evans today at 3pm.  Jamestown 12U 70' will take on Evans tonight at 8pm.

DAY 2 - The District 7 Tournament continued Wednesday as Jamestown 10U defeated Jamestown 9U 13-3, Southwestern 12U 60' defeated Jamestown 12U 60' 15-5 (pics) and Evans 10U defeated Southwestern 10U 10-9.  Jamestown 12U will play today at 2:30 against Mayville and Jamestown 10U will take on Southwestern 10U.  The evening game will feature Southwestern 12U 60' against the winner of Jamestown-Mayville game this afternoon.

DAY 1 - The District 7 Tournament started Tuesday afternoon at Bergman Park where the Southwestern 10U team defeated Jamestown 10U by the score of 10-1 to advance on to face Evans 10U who defeated Jamestown 9U 17-4.  In the 12U 70' Division, it was Jamestown who knocked off Mayville 9-7.  Jamestown will now take on Southwestern at 5:30pm today.

Regular Season Games

6/24 - Jamestown Savings defeated Jamestown Container 5-4:  Jamestown Savings Defeated Jamestown Container 5-4.Tommy Fortune and Brandon Spangler each had doubles for Savings.David Morse, Adam Westley and Carlos Berrios each had hits for Container. 

6/24 - Trucklite defeated Weinsteins 14-11:  Truck Lite defeated Weinstein 14 to 11.  Leading the way for Truck Lite was Devon Jackson who went 4 for 4.  Noah Johnson was 2 for 4 with a triple.  For Weinstein Noah Weinstein was 3 for 4 with 2 doubles and Andrew Latona also double.

6/23 - Trucklite defeated Eagles 8-6:  Truck Lite defeated Eagles 8-6.  Leading the way for Truck Lite was Noah Johnson 3 for 3 with a double and a triple and Dylan Glatz also 3 for 3 with a double.  Hunter Peterson was 2 for 3 with a double for the Eagles.  Truck Lite pitching saw 5 different pitchers combine to throw a 3 hitter.  They were Dylan Glatz, Bannon Eimiller, Griffen Noon, Jakob Tonkin and Noah Johnson.

6/21 - Jamestown Savings defeated Jock Shop 8-5:  Jamestown Savings Defeated Jock Shop 8-5.Brain Conklin went 2 for 3 with a double and Kenny Dirling added a pair of hits For Jamestown Savings.Ben Whitney Had a solo HR. for Jock Shop.

6/21 - Eagles defeated Trucklite 6-5:  Matt Hill was the winning pitcher as the Eagles beat Truck-lite 6-5 monday night. With the score 2-2 going into the bottom of the 5th the Eagles bats finally came alive with a double from Jake Quattrone, a triple by Hill and singles by Hunter Peterson (2 for 3) and Chad Nelson to give them the lead going into the 6th. Truck-lite came right back with a double from Noah Johnson (3 for 3), a single from Griffin Noon, a double from Dylan Glatz (2 for 3) to make the final 6-5.

All-Star Baseball Action

9U All-Stars JAMESTOWN BEASTIES had three scrimmage games preparing themselves for the district and state tournaments.  Playing very well the BEATIES came up short three times against the 10 year old teams.  We hit the ball very well and made a few costly errors but with practice this week we are improving everytime. With a few more practices our BEASTIES will be ready for the 10 year old district tournament starting June 29th.  GO BEASTIES!!!!!!!! 

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