Sept 16:
Game 1:
The Elements and Logos Rebels met for there last game of the season. The Elements emerged as 12-9 winners with a strong performance by John Engel who hit three dingers, all about 276 feet, to help our cause. John Engel also turned in a solid defensive performance. With our longest winning streak of the year (2 games) many of our players were hoping we were just getting started, instead of finishing the year.
The Logos Rebels had strong performances by Larry Rudolph and the Moch trio who all helped to keep the game real close.
Can hardly wait for the 2022 season. See you all next year.
Report Tim Seitz
Game 2:
Well for the last game of the season, the Red Sox and the Garage Pub came up with a real barn burner. Trailing 13-9 going into the bottom of 7th inning the Red Sox rallied to win 14-13. The Garage Pub got 2 Homer's from Jeff Hall, and Royce Hopkins had a single homer for the Red Sox. So that's it for this season. Many thanks to all the sponsors for helping to make this league a success and to all the volunteers and the league executive to make this league a fun league to play in. Till next season everybody have a good off-season.
Report Rob Marfleet
Sept 14:
Game 1:
Well the Red Sox took to the field tonight to battle the Coffee Station Longshot. Led by a superb defense, including Brian Stonehouse starting a triple play and offense led by Royce Hopkins 2 run homer, the Red Sox went on to a 9-3 victory.
Report Robert Marfleet
Game 2:
Al Martens had a big night for the Redi Recyclers going 3 for 3 with a three run homer, a solo shot and a two run double, as Redi edged Stewart Optical 12-11. Kevin Lane added a sole shot for Redi and Jim Stewart had a sole shot for the eye guys.
Report Kevin Friesen
Sept 13:
Game 1:
Canadian Energy Lakers beat the Rebels 9 to 2 in a game where Gerry Tessman was hitting the plate on all corners and sides to sit down more than a few unhappy batters. Frank B, Dave M, Howard G and Darrell B had some timely hitting for the victory.
Report Curtis Scherger
Game 2:
Glen Stodolka and Chad Stahl cracked home runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to overcome a three-run deficit and defeat the hard-hitting Trackside IPA's 15 - 14 in the Morrison Health Mavericks' final game of the season. Team Trackside erupted for 11 runs in the last two innings to pull ahead of the Mavs 14 - 11. In the dramatic bottom of the seventh Stodolka tied the game with a towering three-run homer over the left field fence. Then, with two out, the rookie, Stahl, sealed the win with an inside the park home run into right center.
Report Norm Emann