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2021 Sub-State 8 Tournament Program Minnesota American Legion Baseball Sub‐State #8 Playoff Tournament Tuesday, July 20th through Saturday, July 24th, 2021 Hosted by: Tri‐City Maroon Souvenir Program $1.00 (Suggested Donation) 2021 Minnesota American Legion Baseball Division I Playoff Tournament : Sub-State #8 Tuesday, July 20th - Saturday, July 24th NOTE: Game sites / times are subject to change. Check with your individual team for the latest available information. DOUBLE ELIMINATION Tuesday, 7/20/21 Wednesday, 7/21/21 Thursday, 7/22/21 Friday, 7/23/21 Saturday, 7/24/21 Note 1: Seeds #1-4 are "home" in the opening round of double-elimination. Team #1 will be Winner's Bracket: the home team until first loss. Last team out of the winner's bracket is home team thereafter. Highest seed will be home team in all other games. Note 2: Home teams will get choice of dugout, with exception that host shall occupy its customery dugout. #1 Note 3: All games are 7 innings; 5 innings constitutes a complete game (4.5 if home team is is ahead). If called due to weather, darkness or other uncontrollable event. Otherwise, Game 4 it is a suspended game, to be resumed at the point that it was stopped. 5:30 pm, Irondale Note 4: A 10-run rule applies after 5 innings (4.5 if the home team is ahead.) #4 (Winner of 4) Note 5: DH is allowed for the pitcher only. No courtesy runners are allowed. No re-entry (Winner of 1) is permitted. Game 1 Note 6: All teams must adhere to Minnesota's pitch-count and appearance limits and 12:30 pm, Irondale and required days of rest for pitchers. #5 Game 9 5:30 pm, Irondale #3 (Winner of 9) Game 2 3:00 pm, Irondale (Winner of 2) #6 Game 5 (Winner of 5) 3:00 pm, Irondale Game 12 #2 5:30 pm, Irondale (Winner of 3) (Winner of 12) Game 3 Champion 5:30 pm, Irondale #7 (Loser of 9) Loser's Bracket: Game 11 OR, if necessary (Loser of 4) 3:00 pm Irondale Game 13 Game 8 Noon at Irondale Champion (Loser of 2) 12:30 pm, Irondale (Winner of 11) Game 6 (Winner of 6) (Winner of 8) 12:30 pm, Irondale (Loser of 3) Game 10 3:00 pm, Irondale (Winner of 10) (Loser of 1) (Winner of 7) Game 7 (Loser of 12, if 1st loss) 10:00 am, Irondale As of 7/15/21 (Loser of 5) Team: vs at www.baseballscorecard.com Date: Start Time: End Time: Weather: Umpires: Scorer: # Player Pos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 AB RH RBI E sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub S Runs T O T A L S U Hits AB: RBI: M Errors R: E: Left on Base H: LOB: Pitcher W-L IP BF K BB H R ER WP HBP BALK Catcher PB American Legion Baseball Code of Sportsmanship: I will … Keep the rules, Keep faith with my teammates, Keep my temper, Keep myself fit, Keep a stout heart in defeat, Keep my pride under in victory, Keep a sound soul, a clean mind, and a healthy body. Follow Sub‐State #8 Tournament Results on‐line: www.tricitybaseball.org/dist4.htm (Info for the Sub‐State 7 Tournament Results also available there too!) Minnesota American Legion Baseball Home Page: (Links to the State Tournament, Other Sub‐State Tournament Results, and other Related Pages): www.minnesotalegionbaseball.com National American Legion Baseball Home Page: www.Legion.org/Baseball On behalf of Minnesota American Legion Baseball and our participating teams, welcome to the annual Sub‐State #8 Playoff Tournament! To reach this point in the season, many hours of volunteer service have been contributed by a number of people ‐‐ particularly by team managers, coaches, and administrators. I hope that you will take a moment to thank them for their time and effort, before the conclusion of this tournament. In addition, all of the local American Legion Posts that sponsor our participating teams are owed a great deal of gratitude. Without their support and involvement, this program would not be possible. In addition to sponsoring the Baseball Program, the American Legion has an exceptional history of helping to keep our communities strong, through a multitude of community and youth service programs. Therefore, I would encourage you to thank them by patronizing your local American Legion ‐‐ and by considering membership in the American Legion (if you are a veteran yourself) or in the American Legion Auxiliary or the Sons of the American Legion (if a family member is a veteran.) Contact your local American Legion Post for further information. I would like to thank the fine businesses and organizations listed later in this souvenir program for their support of this tournament, the St. Paul Municipal Umpire Association, and the Tri‐City Maroon team for making its field available to all of us. Lastly, the success of the American Legion Baseball program in our area would not be possible without the support of parents and fans. So, thank you! Please consider continuing your support of the Program, even after your family's participation has ended, so that we can keep it strong for future generations of ball players. Enjoy the tournament ‐‐ and the best of luck to all participating teams !!!! Gail Kalata Sub‐State #8 Tournament Director & 4th District Legion Baseball Director Minnesota American Legion Baseball Sub‐State #8 Playoff Tournament Participating Teams Chisago Lakes, Post 272 (Dist 10) Forest Lake, Post 225 (District 3) Lino Lakes, Post 566 (District 10) Stillwater, Post 48 (District 3) Tri‐City Blue, Post 513 (District 10) Tri‐City Red, Post 513 (District 4) Tri‐City Maroon, Post 513 (District 4) Prior Sub‐State #8 Tournament Results (Prior to 2013, teams competed in playoff tournaments that involved only teams from their own respective Districts.) Champ Runner‐Up 2019: Tri‐City Red Post 513 Tri‐City Maroon Post 513 2018: Tri‐City Red Post 513 Lino Lakes Post 566 2017: Stillwater Post 48 Forest Lake Post 225 2016: Forest Lake Post 225 Stillwater Post 48 2015: Tri‐City Red Post 513 Stillwater Post 48 2014: Tri‐City Red Post 513 Forest Lake Post 225 2013: Forest Lake Post 225 Tri‐City Red Post 513 CHISAGO LAKES Mgr/Head Coach: Ryan Anderson POST #272 Assistant Coaches: Brian Marquardt Brian Vogt Representing District 10 Name Position(s) Height Weight Bats Throws Graduates #0 Berner, Riley RF 5'11" 145 Right Right 2021 / Chisago Lakes High School #1 Brown, Adam 2B 5'8" 145 Right Right 2021 / Chisago Lakes High School #8 Brown, August P 6'3" 190 Left Right 2021 / Chisago Lakes High School #23 Gangl, Alexander 3B 5'10" 145 Left Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #22 Graeve, Joe 3B 5'9" 155 Left Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #34 Hackl, Collin LF 5'10" 165 Left Left 2023 / Chisago Lakes High School #28 Hentges, Cole P 6'2" 170 Right Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #19 Jinks, Ben 3B 5'10" 155 Right Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #29 Kittleson, Wyatt RF 6'0" 160 Right Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #24 Kral, Hunter RF 5'10" 195 Left Right 2021 / Chisago Lakes High School #21 Laxen, Jase 3B 5'8" 155 Right Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #31 Marquardt, Reed P 6'0" 165 Left Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #16 Sanvik, Ryan SS 5'10" 160 Right Right 2021 / Chisago Lakes High School #15 Thompson, Luke P 6'3" 160 Right Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #18 Torgerson, Mitchell CF 5'9" 150 Right Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #33 Von Feldt, Josh 1B 6'1" 195 Left Right 2021 / Chisago Lakes High School #13 Wasko, Nick C 6'6" 180 Right Right 2022 / Chisago Lakes High School #2 Zingerman, Nathan CF 5'10" 160 Right Right 2021 / Chisago Lakes High School Mgr/Head Coach: Jason Foss FOREST LAKE Assistant Mgr: Brandon Henry POST #225 Assistant Coaches: TJ Galleberg, Ben Norlan Representing District 3 Business Manager: Lee Goodyear Name Position(s) Height Weight Bats Throws Graduates / School #5 Blom, Barron LF / 1B 5'8" 160 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #18 Brown, Nick C / 3B 5'10" 190 Left Right 2021 / Forest Lake High School #6 Ely, Nicholas 3B / SS 5'11" 170 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #2 Foss, Cristian CF / 2B 5'9" 160 Left Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #20 Henry, Jacob P / 1B 6'0" 195 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #13 Houle, Lucas RF / LF 6'1" 195 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #21 Howard, Ben P / 1B 6'4" 175 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #7 Hursh, Ethan C / RF 5'10" 170 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #3 Johnson, Jake P / SS 6'2" 190 Right Right 2023 / Forest Lake High School #11 Kasprowicz, Bailey P / RF 5'10" 160 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #1 Kelly, Max CF / RF 5'8" 160 Right Right 2021 / Forest Lake High School #19 LaCasse, Dylan C / 3B 5'10" 180 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #4 Lund, Gage P / SS 5'9" 155 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #16 Orthaus, Jacob P / LF 6'0" 175 Right Right 2021 / Forest Lake High School #9 Rau, Zachary 2B / LF 5'8" 150 Left Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #14 Reif, Andrew LF / CF 5'10" 195 Right Right 2022 / Forest Lake High School #12 Roers, Isaac P / SS 6'0" 185 Right Right 2021 / Forest Lake High School LINO LAKES Mgr/Head Coach: Bryce Marquardt POST #566 Representing District 10 Name Position(s) Height Weight Bats Throws Graduates / School #12 Birkhofer, Andre RF 6'0" 170 Right Right 2021 / Centennial #22 Delmedico, Jake 3B / C 6'0" 200 Right Right 2022 / Centennial #6 Gerten, Andrew SS / P 6'3" 150 Switch Right 2022 / Centennial #19 Granzow, Chase 3B / P 6'1" 205 Right Right 2022 / Centennial #18 Hacket, Owen 1B 5'10" 200 Left Left 2023 / Centennial #14 Ivory, Brady P / CF 6'0" 180 Left Left 2022 / Centennial #5 Klebba, Caden C / SS 5'9" 175 Right Right 2022 / Centennial #10 Lieser, Aiden C / 2B 5'10" 170 Left Right 2024 / Centennial #1 Lieser, Logan RF / 2B 5'8"
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