Sept 8:
-Game One
After last night's disaster, the Red Sox came out determined to end the season on a winning note. This they did with a 18-12 victory over the Logos Rebels. Strong performances including an outstanding pitching performance from Don Hallberg who also helped his cause with a 4-4 performance and driving in 4 runs. Howard Gehring also was strong at the plate going 3-3 and driving in 4 runs, also Harv Buye went 3-3 and drove in 3 runs. A strong effort by the whole team to end the season. Till next season everyone have a good and safe offseason.
Game Report By Robert Marfleet
-Game Two
In the final game of 2022 regular season the Copper Coulee Casino Silver Foxes took on the Morrison Mavericks in what could only be called a slugfest with a combined 50 runs scored between them. After the dust settled the Silver Foxes came away with a 28-22 victory and both pitchers Roger King and Rod Insko were left shell shocked at what just happened and the fans wanting more entertainment, but it was too dark to see. Both teams had their entire lineups have multiple hit nights with some players with great nights. For the Silver Foxes Kerry Buss went 5-5 with 2 two run dingers, Andy Stroh 5-5 with a triple, Glen Stodolka 4-5 and Tim Seitz4-5 with a Triple Gord Moore also with a 4-5 night. For the Mavericks Kent Strudwick 4-5 with a double, Gerry Tessman 5-5 Vern Herter 4-5 including a double, Pierre Cote4-5 and Ken Zollner 4-5 as well.It was a great and fun season this year and many thanks to all the players for making this possible with all the work and volunteering throughout the year!
Game Report By Randy Wuerfel
Sept 7:
-Game One
The Redi Recyclers closed out the 2022 season with a 23-14 victory the Crosstown Red Sox. The Recyclers broke open the contest with nine runs in the top half of the opening inning. Lorne Knodel, Larry Hurrell and Kevin Friesen all had four hit nights. Royce Hopkins hit a grand slam for the Red Sox, Don Hallberg also homered for Crosstown. Joe Steinbacher picked up the win for Redi.
Game Report By Kevin Friesen
-Game Two
The Garage Fog had a rough year, but ended the season with a 10 to 9 victory over the Maverick’s. Until next year beware of the fog. We had a lot of fun and great turnout for umpiring and concession duties.
Game Report By Larry Biko
Sept 6
-Game One
In the last game of the year for both teams, Elmer & Harold’s edged out Station Coffee by a 16 - 14 score. Kelly & Keith Lutz both hit a home run while also going 4/4 at the plate. Blair Hennes was also a perfect 4/4 at the plate. Honorable mention to the following guys who went 3/4 tonight: John Engel, Miles Mayer, Wayne Miller, Trent Rasch, Robert Jensen, Andy Christie and Jim Fink.
Game Report By Bill Ramage
-Game Two
It was heralded as the clash of the Bonagofsky brothers and history will show James as the winner. Darrel’s bat was silenced for the first two at bats then he hit a “peach” that left Kin Coulee park for a three run dinger to tie the score at Eight. There would be no more for the eye guys as the whiskey boys went on for a 13-8 victory.
Game Report By Ron Stubbs
Sept 5:
-Game One
In the 1st game of the night on the last week of the season, the Copper Coulee Casino Silver Foxes defeated the Logos Rebels by a score of 18-11. It was a well played game by both teams with both pitchers Roger King and Perry Nurse keeping the ball inside the park for their respective teams, just barely.The Silver Foxes from top to bottom of the order had multiple hit nights while the Foxes were able to keep the big bats of the Logos to just a single a piece.
Game Report by Randy Wuerfel
-Game Two
The score was 3-2 for the Lakers after 3 innings and 8-4 for the Lakers after 4 innings. The lakers then scored 4 in the 5th to make it 12-4. Trackside mustard 2 more in the 6th and we’re blanked in the 7th to make the final score 12 to 6 for the Lakers.
Blain Lutz with a HR, Al Martin & Darren Heinz all went 2 for 3 at the dish where the umps were tough. Jamie White also went 2 for 3 with a triple over the right field for the Lakers. Barry Koch once again had a great outing going 3-3, while Gerard the closer Hittel, Brian Keen eye Hoffner, Kevin bullet saviour Sauer, Darrell stretch Bonenfant and Ballerina Bill Ullman went 2-3.
Great pitching by Tim the tool man Johnson and Gerard Vaughn Hittel were key in the victory holding the high powered IPA’s low enough to only reach over the yellow stripe once. Kevin Sauer (the owner of the Lakers) played another stellar game defensively taking the final bullet shot playing 3rd base off the belly to have it drop in front of him to touch the base. The only downfall on the night was not smelling the cooked burgers by the kitchen staff.
Thanks to the umps for volunteering and doing a fabulous job.
Amazingly the Lakers had no spares for their final game.
Game Report By Curtis Scherger