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Babe Ruth Diamond Division
The single team Foxboro baseball fielded in the Diamond division
(16 year old's - 18 year old's) of the Hockomock Summer Baseball
League compiled a regular season record of 9-3 before falling in the
playoffs to Stoughton.
August 2016
In this issue:
Summer
Season Results
Challenger
Baseball &
Softball
Charity Poker
Tournaments
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The Foxboro 12 year old Nationals couldn't wait to start the summer season. They
had high expectations as they would be led by 3 players from the Boston College
Eagle squad that just won the majors division championship," smooth" Sean Bu-
bencik,"the iceman" Mike LaVita, and the "magnet" Jack Groves. They started off
fast, going 4-1 in their first 5 games, but a couple injuries to "the hammer" Eric
Kristenson, and "kangaroo" Ashton Block gave them a little setback. The steady
play of "bull" Anthony S Ferrazza ,"the squirrel "Cam Barrerria, "Mr Flaherty" Ow-
en Flaherty,"Dr B" Dante Randall-Black,"spogs "Paul Spognardi, and clutch pitch-
ing by "the quiet man "Sean McElihinney the men finished the regular season 7
and 5,and a return match against Mansfield. After going down early, the Nationals
tied the game at 5all, only to see the season end 12 - 5. The outstanding hitting of
LaVita, Block, and Kristensen carried the team all summer. Great Work men.
The 11 year old’s American Team had a fantastic summer season making it all
the way to the Hockomock Championship game against #1 seed Norfolk. The
kids fought hard keeping Norfolk on edge before falling short. Great job boys!
11 year old American
9-10 year old Barnstormer
2016 Summer Season Results
The 9-10 year old Barnstormer team had a very fun and productive summer season. Their hard work of Sunday early morning practices and 3 games per week helped at improving all aspects of their game especially with pitching and defense. The team went 8-4 finishing in 4th place out of a field of 16 teams. Team members were Bryan Singleton, Dylan Kelley, Jacob Welitoff, Liam Daly, Nathan Cote, Nick Fiumara, Nolan Miley, Ryan Fossella, Ryan Wood, Stephen Hurley, Thomas Devlin, Thomas Keaney, and Trenton Langworthy.
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12 year old Nationals
The 8U Blue Friendship team finished a great season with a playoff loss to Plainville. The team improved dramatically over the course of the sea-son. They finished with a 3-4-1 record, but for this group of 7 and 8 year old's facing their first inter-town competition it was a great experience. They played a tournament in Walpole, and played their first game under the lights. They were very competitive in every league game and even took the league champion down to the wire.
8U Blue Friendship Team
25 years of Challenger
Did you know that FYBSA sponsors a Challenger baseball & softball program for players with disabilities? Players from all over the region participate in regu-lar weekly practices and games and travel to tournaments around New England. Players from age 6 and up of any ability are always welcome to join us for fun, relaxed games where the emphasis is on camaraderie and the motto is "Come Play With Us!"
2016 Challenger Baseball Team
2016 Challenger Softball Team
FYBSA Charity Poker Tournaments
The U10B team was 4-6 this summer as the girls played teams from outside of our Spring League: Easton, Dighton, Dedham, Westwood, Canton and oth-ers. It was an exciting summer and the finale was the end of the year pizza party celebration! Thanks to coaches Delilah Callahan, Gina DiGiovanni, Duncan Stowell, Mike Cuscia and Dina Flana-gan!
10UB Softball Team
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FYBSA will be the beneficiary of two upcoming Charity Poker Nights at CBS
Scene. The funds raised at these events help offset our registration fees, so
come out and have some fun and support youth baseball and softball.
WHEN: Monday, August 15th @ 7pm and Monday, August 12th @ 7pm
COST: $120 donation—Cash or check at the door.
FORMAT: Texas Hold’em with Bounty. 20,000 starting chips– 25/0 starting level. $20
Bounty per person included with by in.
WHERE: CBS Scene Restaurant, 200 Patriot Place, Foxboro, MA
CHARITY POKER: The Eastern Poker Tour provides charities with casino quality equipment and
strict guidelines on providing quality charity poker tournaments for players who wish to complete for
large nightly payouts in exchange for a charitable donation. The proceeds of all tournaments will go
towards local non-profits making a difference in the community.
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