The Twins are really started to look and function as a team. They are learning the field positions and backing each other up and always getting the ball to first base. We had our 2nd game of hitting off the pitch in the 3rd inning. Nathan and Joel Kellar led off the innings with back to back hits. Kale Guenther, Nathan Goldsberry, Ryan Mohwinkle and Tanner Foltz followed up the inning with nice hits. Dalton Hinders had his first game playing at 1st base and was ready for the ball after each hit. Jace Vollstedt, Cael Smalley and Sam Wilson did a great job in the infield and chasing after the ball, getting that thrown to first base. We are half way through the season and very proud of the Tee-Ball Twins.

    The bats were hot for the D-Backs tonight. Lincoln Sullivan had 2 singles. Landon Tucker had 3 hits--2 were singles. Conner Smith had a triple and 2 singles. Dylan Barnes had 3 singles. Truman Kruse had 3 hits--one was a single. Adam Reha had 1 triple and two singles. Logan Moore had 3 hits--two were singles. Nate Guffey had 2 hits--one was a single. Trae Kallemyn had two singles. The third inning was phenomenal with 7 runs scoring!! On Defense, Landon caught a pop fly at pitcher and threw to Dylan at first to catch the runner who hadn`t tagged up for a great double play. He also fielded at pitcher to Dylan for an out and to Conner Smith for another out. In the second inning, Conner fielded at pitcher twice to 1st for outs. Trae Kallemyn fielded at 3rd and got the force out. In the 3rd inning, Colin LaBrie fielded at 2nd and tagged the runner who had overrun his base for an out. Lincoln Sullivan made a great stop in centerfield. Adam and Dylan are looking great at catcher. Fantastic game boys!

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    What a great performance by both the Cardinals and the A’s. Offensively the A’s bats were hot in the first inning where everyone hit. Dylan Timmons led the team with 2-RBI’s. Defensively the A’s had to be on their toes tonight. The Cardinals were putting the bat to the ball making the A’s defense work hard. Cole Iverson started the game off with a line drive catch. Both Nathin Mortimer and Seth Curry had to use their bodies to stop the Cardinal’s hits tonight. Cole Iverson ended the 3rd inning with a great play at short stop throwing the ball to Collin Lister at first base for the out. This sent the A’s back to the dug out for last chance to win the game. Great plays were made by the Cardinals for the first two outs of the game. Hits by Clayton Raitt and Samuel Overton in the bottom of the 3rd inning put runners in scoring position. Next up was Kenny Charikov who delivered the game winning hit to score Clayton Raitt this put the A’s on top 8-7. What a great game by both teams…..

    What a great game played today!! On offense we had 22 hits by Mason, Kaiden, Josh, Zach, Nevin, Jared, Nate, Tommy, and Jordan. Josh had a bases loaded triple, and Josh, Zach, and Nate each went 4 for 4 at the plate. On defense Josh pitched an amazing no hitter!! Nate had a nice out from third and Zach and Josh each had an unassisted out. Great job boys!! Keep on swinging!!!

    With Ice Cream on the line the A’s showed up ready to play ball on Sunday. The A’s had another great offensive showing today with everyone bringing in at least 1-RBI. Defensively the A’s held the Mets’ to only 5 runs. Defensive plays were recorded by Nate Mortimer and Cole Iverson but the play of the game was Collin Lister’s catch of the “Mile High” pop fly. Great catch Collin. Everyone enjoyed their well deserved ice cream at the end of the great. Thanks Coach Shaun…

    We finally had a nice day for a ball game and we had a great effort in our third game in three days. We came up a little short, but had fun playing the A`s. Kadin Kees, Kallen Glawe, Nic McCay, Braxton Hinders, Grady Laughlin and Ben Kooker lead the way offensively with two hits each. Kallen had a big hit up the middle for a triple. Austin Welch, Casey Hutchins and Lucas Henkelman each added a single. On defense we had three outs from Ben Kooker and one out from Kallen Glawe. Caleb Knapp showed some fancy glove work at third base while Kadin Kees manned the middle at pitcher. Good game Mets and A`s!

    Short but sweet--it was another win for the D-Backs. Lincoln Sullivan had 3 hits, 2 were singles. Landon Tucker had 2 singles. Conner Smith had one double, one single. Dylan Barnes had 1 double, one single. Adam Reha had 2 singles. Truman Kruse had 2 hits, one was a double. Logan Moore had 2 singles. Colin LaBrie, Nate Guffey, and Trae Kallemyn each had one single. Dylan led on defense with 2 outs. Conner Smith tagged a runner at 3rd for an out. What a great day for a game--good jobs boys!!

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    The weather warmed up and so did the Cubbies! Every player had a single during the game! Max Goodhue was again on fire out on the field, supplying the Cubs with 6 outs during the game. Max and Nate Firkins also both had triples during the game. Troy Schnathorst was impressive in the pitcher position throwing to Max on 1st for an out in the third inning. William Voboril had a nice stop in the third inning as well, throwing to Max on 1st - the runner was just too fast for the out. The Cubs and the Marlins played an exciting game. Great plays by both teams!

    Phillies were hot today. They played great defensive in the first and second innings. With Ben Rowray and Grant Mutch showing their skills at first and the pitching mound. Trenton Beck started the third inning off with Solo home run. We were excited to see Trenton rounding the bases. Brett Pierce also had a great double and Nate Rowray also had a good hit past the pitching mound. Luke Evans continues to get his timing down and is starting to hit that ball a mile. Max Guard and Ethan were special mention with Ethan getting home twice in this game. Great to see these Phillies enjoying the game during the heat wave. Look out for we are going to win our next game! Look out Bluejays!

    What a day for a ball game! We were finally able to leave the parkas and gloves at home. The weather was perfect and the Twins came to play! Our bats were on fire and our fielding was the best that we have displayed all season. Every player had at least two hits in the game and Kyle Whipple had a nice double. Our fielding was nearly as good as our hitting. In the first, Cole Henderson stopped a grounder and made a diving play at 1st base for the out. This was followed up by first Jaren Klingensmith, then Darek Tingle grabbing grounders and throwing to Cole on 1st base for the next two outs. In the 2nd inning Darek Tingle made a great play at home plate catching the pop up hit to end the inning. It was Cory Critchlow who was on fire at first base in the 3rd inning. Cory grabbed two grounders and ran to 1st base for the first and second outs and followed this up by catching a nice throw from Cole Hopkins for the third out at 1st to end the inning. In the 4th inning Cory stopped a powerful hit along the left baseline and threw to Darek Tingle at home plate to get the runner out at home. The game ended on a high note as Cory caught a pop fly in left center field for the game ending out.

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    The bats were alive today as the Athletics had some really good hitting. Too many good hits to mention them all. Some included: Nathan Guenther, Peyton Stephens, Max Evans, Nick Klier, Josh Black. Peyton Stephens and Nick Klier did a great job pitching. Josh Black had a nice put out as well as several plays by Peyton Stephens.

    We lacked our spark today and ran into a good D-Back team but there were some bright spots. Alec Iverson slugged out a double and two singles and Josh Beener hammered a triple in the third. Parker Pote had a hit in the first and Tanner Ginn fouled off another one. Tanner Hinders and Ciaran Connolly were perfect at the plate with two walks each. Brenden Smith and Conor Connolly also made it safely on base. On the mound, Max McCay and Dylan Reed both got three strike-outs and put in some solid work.

    GREAT JOB D-BACKS!! Great job Brandon LaBrie--played a tough game with a fat bloody lip. Mitch Tyler smacked a big double in the first and Brandon LaBrie hustled out a homer in the 3rd. Two hits a piece by Nate Snyder, Brandon L, Travis Johnston, Brandon McCaughey, Mitch T & Tyler Donovan. Catcher Nate Snyder chased a runner back to third, threw to Mitch T for the tag. Cather Tyler D threw one down to Kenny McCaughey who chased the runner back for another out. Heads up defense has gotten the D-Backs back to back games throwing out 2 attempted steals!!

    Great day at the ballpark today. We tried coach pitch for the first time this year and the boys responded well. Dalton Hinders, Jace Vollstedt, Nathan Goldsberry, Tanner Foltz and Ryan Mohwinkle were able to connect and get to base on the coach pitch. The team is doing great at getting the ball to first base. Sam Wilson and Kale Guenther fielded a lot from their teammates there. Cael Smalley, Nathan and Joel Kellar were scrambling on defense to grab the ball. The boys played a great game and continue to learn more and more. Great job Twins.

    At least the sun was shining today!! The D-Backs suffered their 2nd loss to a great Bluejay team. Lincoln Sullivan got us started with a double and 2 singles. Landon Tucker had 1 single and 2 doubles. Conner Smith had a double, a single and a hit. Dylan Barnes had a double and 2 singles. Adam Reha had a single. Logan Moore had a single. Colin LaBrie had 2 singles. Nate Guffey had 2 singles. Truman Kruse had 2 singles, and Trae Kallemyn had 2 singles. Defensively, Nate fielded at 2nd and threw to Dylan at 1st for an out. Conner caught a pop fly at shortstop, and Landon fielded at pitcher to Conner at 1st for an out. Lincoln made a great stop at 3rd. Good fielding by Truman and Nate in the 3rd inning. Dylan and Adam did a great job behind the plate. We`ll get the next one boys!

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    The Mets faced a hard hitting Marlins team today and the bats were alive and the fielding came through when it needed to. Eight players, including Ben Kooker, Grady Laughlin, Braxton Hinders, Nic McCay, Kallen Glawe, Lucas Henkelman, Casey Hutchins and Kadin Kees all collected four hits each. When it came to extra base hits, Ben Kooker had two doubles, Kallen Glawe had a double and a triple, Grady Luaghlin had a triple and Braxton Hinders added a double. Austin Welch and Caleb Knapp each added three singles apiece. The defense took a little while to warm up, but when it mattered most, Ben Kooker and Braxton Hinders each collected an out, while Kallen Glawe added two outs. It was an exciting game for both the Mets and the Marlins!

    Both the A’s and Orioles came ready to play on this windy Saturday afternoon. We traded run for run until the last inning where an Orioles runner got into a “pickle”, Cole Iverson and Nate Mortimer completed the run down with an out. Other defensive outs were made by Collin Lister. The play of the game was the line drive stop by Dylan Timmins in centerfield, holding the runner to a single where he was later put out at second by Nathin Mortimer to secure the A’s victory. Clayton Raitt contributed to the A’s many hits with his first double of the season. Another great game A’s.

    Saturday Morning was a little chilly, but we started to warm up. The Phillies started off with some great hitting from Luke Evans, Grant Mutch, Ben Rowray, Trenton Beck with a double to score a few runs. Ben Rowray in the Second showed his Pitching skills with two outs in a row. Grant Mutch had a little fun catching the ball and then running over to third to tag the runner out. Brett Pierce also got another out this game. Getting better game by game! Great Job Phillies.

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    Our boys deserve credit for giving it their all for their coldest game yet and less than twelve hours following the completion of their last game. The boys were hitting but the runs just weren`t coming, thanks to a combination of cold, fatigue, and some fine play by the Cubs. Cole Hopkins turned in a nice defensive game for us, tagging out a runner in the 1st. Cole also received a throw from Cory Critchlow in the 2nd inning for the out at 1st as well scooping up a ground ball and tagging a runner on his way to 1st for another out. In the 3rd inning Darek Tingle made a nice throw to Cole Henderson at 1st for another out for our team. Way to hang in there boys and keep grinding away!

    It was another cold game for the Cubbies but they rallied early to take the lead. Troy Schnathorst had three doubles to help the team stay ahead of the Twins. Max Goodhue also had another great game with two singles and a double. The Cubs did an outstanding job on defense with Nolan Kennedy stopping a running at 1st base, Lucas Olson fielded the ball from center to get a runner out on 2nd base and Max caught a pop fly - all in the first inning. Nate Firkins and Vaughn Gibson were able to stay warm while they hustled catching during the game and hit several singles each. Erik Landgren (L-Train) has a nice stop at 3rd base and Troy gave it his all trying to get a runner our on first in the 3rd inning. Dok Dok, Caleb Wenthe and William Voboril also helped by sending runners home with their singles. Another great game - good job Cubbies!

    a tough game today as we ran into a good Dbacks team. We had some good hits;Josh Black, Nathan Guenther, Max Evans, Peyton Stephens. Max Evans and Josh Black pitched well but it was not enough to overcome a good Dbacks effort.

    Great job D-Backs!! First win of the season--took great effort at the plate and in the field. Offense led by Nate Synder, Brandon LaBrie & Mitch Tyler each with 3 big hits. Tyler Donovan, Travis Johnston & Kenny McCaughey each had 2 hits. Other big hits by Lucas Stocker & Derek Johnson. Defensive highlights included catcher Travis Johnston gunning down 2 A`s trying to steal bases. Lucas Stocker made two great plays in a row at second base to end the game. Nate Synder picked up 10 K`s on the mound. Great job pitching by Nate & Tyler.

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    Great game METS!! Hitters were Luke Sinclair- double and single, Tryston Durham- double and two singles, and Quinton Thompson added a single. Great OUT made at homeplate...catcher Cole Preston to pitcher Luke Sinclair!!!

    We played well in a tight low scoring game we learned the importance of every out and taking advantage of every opportunity. Nick Perez led the offense with a big triple and scored on the over throw. Jordan Pierce, Adam Smith and Jordan Baldwin each added singles. Alex Petro led the Defense with two outfield assists.

    A good solid outing from the Marlins with every Marlin getting on base at some time during the game. Alec Iverson, Brenden Smith and Max McCay also added by banging out two hits each. On the defensive side good pitching from Alec Iverson and Josh Beener helped us end with a score of 6 to 3. On a side note - I am very proud of the players in both dugouts that played some hard nosed baseball and stayed focused on the game despite some coaching mistakes. (Coach Kevin is still learning and he,I, will do better, SORRY!!)