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15 Fast Success
- Vince Sacco's team won the GPGSL 15U Tier 2 Playoffs.
- Jim King's Team finished 2nd place in their division and made Tier 1 Semi finals in GPGSL Playoffs
- Vannucci's Team finished 3rd in their division and competed in Tier 1 playoffs
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National Runner-Up
The Bauerstown 10U Slow tournament team took 2nd place in the 2009 USSSA National Championship Tournament on July 26 in Beavercreek, Ohio.
There were teams from at least five different states.
The girls played six games on Sunday, including overcoming an 8-2 deficit to beat the Indiana State Champions Brownsburg Blast 11-10 in the quarterfinals.
After a win over Germantown, KY, they lost in the finals to a very good Philipsburg team. Congrats, ladies!
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The girls pose with their trophies, the welcome banner, and Bucky the Beaver, the official mascot at Beavercreek. |
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The team trophy was taller than some of our girls. |
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10U Slow Takes 3rd in Saxonburg
The Bauerstown 10U Slow tournament team took 3rd place in the 2009 Saxonburg Tournament on July 19 after a last inning loss to Ellwood City. The competition was fierce as this tourney is a mix of B and mostly A tournament teams.
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No, this isn't a duplicate of the photo below, it is the obligatory shot of the team hoisting their tropy at Saxonburg. |
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10U Slow Wins Bauerstown Tournament
The Bauerstown 10U Slow tournament team won the 2009 Bauerstown Tournament on July 14 after beating Brad-Mar-Pine in the final.
The team went 4-0 in round robin play over the weekend before beating Ingomar on Monday to advance to the finals. This team is a combination
of players from Ed Seidl's Blue Angels, Kenny Szalinski's Panthers, and Bob Eyler's Pickles.
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Here the team holds the 1st place trophy. |
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10U Baseball Wins Etna Tournament
The Bauerstown 10 year old tournament team won the Etna 2009 Tournament on July 2 at Sullivan Field against Middle Road final score 3-1.
This was a huge accomplishment and they played outstanding. Don was a first time manager for the 10 year old tournament bracket, he is very proud of each player!
Don and his coaches encouraged teamwork, a positive attitude and most importantly, teaching the sport and having fun! This would not have been accomplished without
the efforts of coaches Ed Borgen, and Chuck Vulakovich.
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Here the team poses with their trophies. |
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GPGSL North Top Tier Champion Blue Angels!
Congratulations to Ed Seidl's 10U-Slow Blue Angels for their undefeated (14-0)
regular season, followed by winning the Mooseheart tournament. The girls wrapped up the season by winning the
GPGSL North Championship. Including the 3 wins in the Mooseheart Tournament, this team is now retired at 21-0.
Congratulations also go out to Kenny Szalinski's BBA Panthers for reaching the semifinals in this tournament.
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The Blue Angels won the 40-team GPGSL North Championship with wins over Middle Road 1, DeHaven 1, Aspinwall 1, and Brad-Mar-Pine 2. Here the team poses with their championship plaque. |
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The team poses after their last regular season win pushed them to 14-0. The game was played indoors at the University of Pittsburgh's Cost Center facility. Special thanks to Aspinwall 2 Coach John Sheerer for agreeing to play a rare indoor game. |
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GPGSL North Tier 2 Champion Pickles!
Congratulations to Bob Eyler's 10U-Slow Pickles for their victory in the Tier 2 playoffs (hosted by Aspinwall).
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The Pickles pose on the field with their trophies and team banner. |
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Both teams just happened to go to Monte Cello's to celebrate. Here is a picture of all the BBA champs. |
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Congratulations to...
...Dan Harger's 8U Boys Tournament team for winning the Etna Tournament. After a tough loss to Braun-Jeffrey, the boys won the loser's bracket and then beat Braun-Jeffrey twice on Father's Day to take the title. |
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The boys pose for a photo with their trophies. |
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Congratulations to...
...Ed Seidl's 10U-Slow team for winning the BBA-sponsored 2nd Annual Mooseheart Tournament. The "Blue Angels" won over BAGAA, Aspinwall 1, and BBA 2 on Father's Day to take the title.
Congratulations to Kenny Szalinski's 10U Slow Panthers for making the finals in this tournament. |
BBA in the Pine Creek Journal
June 4, 2009 cover photo: Brandon Mellor connects with a pitch. |
2008 Purple People Eaters - 10U Slow Pitch
Manager: Joe Wall
Congratulations to the Purple People Eaters for their undefeated (18-0)
regular season, followed by wins at the Etna tournament and Mooseheart tournament. The girls also
took 2nd place in the BBA tournament, and were invited to the USSSA Ohio State Championship
in Middletown, OH over the 4th of July weekend.
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The team poses after being eliminated on Sunday. The PPEs went 0-1-1 in round robin play, and 1-2 in the double elimination tournament.
There was a lot of tough competition, but the parents and teams we met were very nice, and made it a fun experience.
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These little fans had fun supporting their sisters' team.
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We had quite a crew of family and friends make the trip to support the team.
Even BBA President Jim King made the trip.Special thanks to all of the local businesses that donated goods or money so that the team could make the trip! (List coming soon.)
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After coming back from Ohio, the girls won the Etna tournament with back-to-back wins over Aspinwall. Kayla Seidl was tournament MVP
with several assists, a few unassisted plays, and great hitting.
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The girls most recently took 2nd place in the BBA Tournament. They went 4-0 in
round robin play, then beat North Hills 1 in the semifinals before losing to
Alex Kline's DeHaven 1 team.
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Some of the girls present the Mooseheart trophy to Frank Perman at the Moose Lodge's 100 year celebration. We would like to thank the Moose Lodge #46 for
all they have done for the team this year. The PPEs beat Etna in the
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2007: Advanced Construction Services
11th Annual Charity Golf Outing
Advanced Construction Services held their 11th Annual Charity Golf outing at Pheasant
Ridge Golf Course on June 16, 2007. Over the past 11 years, Advanced Construction has donated proceeds from the outing to various charities and non-
profit organizations that benefit children. Donations to date have exceeded $90,000! This year, Joe and the folks at ACS made a substantial donation to
BBA. The next time you bump into anyone from ACS, please be sure to tell them "Thanks!"
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A foursome from BBA showed up to represent in the 4-man scramble. Pictured left to right: Tom McDermott, Greg Wohlgemuth, Rick Schott, and Brian Bosilovich.
While the winners came in at -17, we, um, had fun.
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Here we are again with ACS owner Joe Ecker.
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