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Florence, S.C., Will Look to Fly Around Let the 86Th ALWS Games Begin! Page 4 World Series 17Aug2012 2012 ALB Regional Tournament Team Statistics BATTING World Series Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% World Series Bellevue, WA .373 5 201 49 75 18 1 8 44 110 .547 30 4 37 3 .460 2 2 7 7 132 48 11 .942 since 1926 American Legion Baseball 17aug2012 Omaha, NE .364 6 220 67 80 12 3 6 58 116 .527 19 6 18 2 .418 6 8 14 19 150 68 18 .924 New Orleans, LA .357 5 168 51 60 10 3 1 39 79 .470 39 6 23 1 .482 5 2 10 12 120 50 1 .994 Milford, CT .341 5 167 39 57 8 1 2 29 73 .437 14 6 30 3 .410 1 5 11 14 129 59 9 .954 Florence, SC .335 6 224 61 75 8 3 0 45 89 .397 28 8 27 2 .422 3 8 13 14 153 70 12 .949 Lakewood, CA .325 5 163 32 53 8 0 0 22 61 .374 24 4 22 3 .415 4 12 14 19 134 41 6 .967 Let the 86th ALWS games begin! Brooklawn, NJ .316 5 174 37 55 5 4 2 34 74 .425 16 8 18 3 .393 3 3 26 31 132 66 9 .957 Moline, IL .265 6 196 27 52 5 0 1 23 60 .306 18 3 27 3 .335 1 5 5 7 156 49 8 .962 CI - NE 1. Brooklawn, N.J., Lakewood, Calif. (23-6-1) PITCHING Team ERA W L G CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA New Orleans, LA 1.35 5 0 5 3 2 1 0 40.0 16 6 6 15 27 2 0 0 130 .123 0 4 0 1 1 returns 15 to ALWS Omaha, Neb. (48-8) Milford, CT 1.67 5 0 5 3 0 0 1 43.0 26 10 8 24 23 7 0 0 148 .176 1 2 0 1 2 85th Annual Moline, IL 1.90 5 1 6 3 0 0 0 52.0 37 15 11 18 34 4 0 1 192 .193 3 2 0 0 4 Carl Hennell Omaha, NE 2.34 5 1 6 1 1 1 1 50.0 45 19 13 24 49 3 0 0 190 .237 5 3 2 0 5 Brooklawn, NJ 2.86 5 0 5 0 1 1 0 44.0 44 16 14 13 28 4 1 1 166 .265 3 3 0 1 4 Sports Reporter Milford, Conn. (30-6) Lakewood, CA 3.63 4 1 5 0 0 0 2 44.2 32 21 18 25 47 7 1 0 161 .199 9 4 3 4 1 Florence, SC 4.41 5 1 6 1 0 0 2 51.0 38 32 25 29 37 5 1 1 192 .198 9 9 0 2 1 They had the most-thrilling opening Bellevue, WA 4.70 4 1 5 1 0 0 0 44.0 46 32 23 18 49 9 0 1 169 .272 8 5 1 1 5 round game of the American Legion PB - SC 6, WA 2, LA 1, NJ 1, IL 1, CA 1. Pickoffs - NE 2, WA 1, LA 1, CT 1, SC 1. New Orleans, La. (37-6) Baseball World Series last year, with a FIELDING Team C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI walk-off victory over Hawaii. But that’s New Orleans, LA 171 120 50 1 .994 4 1 0 1.000 1 0 Bellevue, Wash. (36-13) Lakewood, CA 181 134 41 6 .967 3 1 1 .500 1 0 where the fun ended for the boys from Moline, IL 213 156 49 8 .962 3 0 0 - 1 0 Brooklawn, N.J., be- Brooklawn, NJ 207 132 66 9 .957 7 9 4 .692 1 0 Moline, Ill. (48-7) Milford, CT 197 129 59 9 .954 8 3 3 .500 0 0 cause they lost their next Florence, SC 235 153 70 12 .949 3 10 3 .769 6 0 Bellevue, WA 191 132 48 11 .942 3 6 1 .857 2 0 two and went home. Omaha, NE 236 150 68 18 .924 3 4 2 .667 0 1 But now they’re back Florence, S.C. (40-5) with 15 returning players looking for vengeance. Brooklawn, N.J. (55-3) “One big strength is 2012 ALB Regional Tournament Individual Leaders we’ve been through this cody BroWn work and is unbeaten at 8-0 this season. summer with 61 RBIs. Batting Total bases 7 tied at 5 Saves Hits allowed before,” coach Dennis His twin brother (#8) John Brue (#13), who at- Hitting minimums - 12 TPA Evan Ryan, NE 27 Caught stealing Evan Raynor, SC 2 Quenton Williams, CA 1 Barth said. “Most of these kids have been Casey Brown (9-0) com- tends St. Joe’s University, Batting avg Mitchell Morimoto, WA 22 Rob Alessandrine, NJ 2 Christian Baglini, CT 1 Timmy Wages, IL 1 Evan Ryan, NE .571 Ethan Kalin, WA 20 Pat Kane, NJ 2 McLaine Jonas, NE 1 Christian Baglini, CT 1 playing together for a good part of three piled a 0.79 ERA with 82 is hitting .393 with 75 Ed Michaud, CT .571 Kevin Connolly, NE 19 Kevin Connolly, NE 2 Ricky Winfield, CA 1 JONATHAN HESS, LA 1 strikeouts in 53 innings. RBIs and hit a bottom of MATTHIEU ROBERT, LA .563 2 tied at 18 Kyle Clary, CA 2 Quenton Williams, CA 1 Matt Ferraiola, CT 2 years and won three straight state cham- Anthony Timmons, CA .550 Walks 15 tied at 1 Games finished Walks allowed pionships in high school. So we’ve been They both pitched at Cen- the 9th, 2-out grand slam Clayton Huber, WA .500 MATTHIEU ROBERT, LA 8 Grounded into DP Jeff Paglione, NJ 3 Joe Santone, NJ 0 Slugging pct Matt Sinatro, WA 8 Brendon Davis, CA 2 Evan Raynor, SC 3 Andrew Owens, IL 0 through a lot of tournaments together.” tral Connecticut State this in the regional chipper. Pat Brue Evan Ryan, NE .964 ARMAND DAIGLE, LA 7 Kyle Winters, CT 2 4 tied at 2 Nick Ramsey, NE 0 spring. Kane (#6), who will be MATTHIEU ROBERT, LA .938 3 tied at 6 Matthew Brill, IL 2 Games in relief Taylor Elman, NE 1 Cody Brown (#3) will start game 1 with Hit by pitch 14 tied at 1 Jeff Paglione, NJ 3 Jacob Rosen, WA 1 Mitchell Morimoto, WA .917 about an 88 mph fastball, curveball and Joe Brooks (#11), who Brooks attending Old Dominion and has 43 stolen Ethan Kalin, WA .833 Pat Kane, NJ 4 Pitching Quenton Williams, CA 3 Fielding Kevin Connolly, NE .826 Jon Hechtner, NE 3 Pitching minimums - 5 IP Sam Roberts, CA 3 Assists changeup. He has an eye-popping 0.16 attends East Carolina bases, and Elliot McCummings (#12) are On base pct Fonta James, SC 3 Earned run avg Evan Raynor, SC 3 Jon Hechtner, NE 19 ERA with 48 strikeouts in 44 innings of University, is hitting a whopping .519 this hitting better than .400 on the season. MATTHIEU ROBERT, LA .708 Kyle Clary, CA 3 Nick Ramsey, NE 0.00 10 tied at 2 Jake Bakamus, WA 18 Ed Michaud, CT .591 5 tied at 2 John Murphy, NJ 0.00 Sac bunts allowed Brett Tenuto, NJ 18 Anthony Timmons, CA .591 Sac bunts Quenton Williams, CA 0.00 McLaine Jonas, NE 3 Tallon Turner, SC 17 Aaron Sandefur, WA .588 T.J. Wood, NE 3 CODY MIGLIORE, LA 0.00 Jacob Rosen, WA 3 2 tied at 16 Nick Pinto, CT .579 10 tied at 2 ANDREW MITCHELL, LA 0.00 Mason Raburn, NE 2 Fielding double plays Runs scored Sac flies Opposing bat avg 15 tied at 1 Shawn Cariglio, CT 8 Florence, S.C., will look to fly around Evan Ryan, NE 12 Taylor Elman, NE 2 Quenton Williams, CA .038 Sac flies allowed Kyle Winters, CT 7 Jon Hechtner, NE 11 23 tied at 1 Timmy Wages, IL .059 Brian Davis, SC 2 John Brue, NJ 6 Carl Hennell the season. Led by middle infielder Tallon 0.84 ERA with 83 strikeouts in 75 innings of Carnell Montgomery, SC 11 Stolen bases Christian Baglini, CT .059 8 tied at 1 Joe Brooks, NJ 5 Sports Reporter Turner’s (#7) 29 stolen bases, Florence work. He has walked just 12 all season. Kevin Connolly, NE 10 Pat Kane, NJ 8 JONATHAN HESS, LA .067 Losses 2 tied at 4 2 tied at 9 John Brue, NJ 5 CODY MIGLIORE, LA .100 Akeem Bostick, SC 1 Passed balls Speed, speed and speed—that’s what the shattered its previous “He is a soft lefty, probably 150 pounds all Hits Carnell Montgomery, SC 5 Innings pitched Cameron Kiel, IL 1 Cameron McRae, SC 5 Evan Ryan, NE 16 3 tied at 4 EMERSON GIBBS, LA 18.0 Austin Colvin, CA 1 7 tied at 1 Florence, S.C., baseball team is all about. season record of 50 sto- wet,” Urquhart said. “He’s not very intimi- Clayton Huber, WA 12 Total plate appearances Cody Hadden, CT 16.0 McLaine Jonas, NE 1 Steal attempts against “It’s no secret in our regional that our len bases with 149 this dating. But he throws a lot of strikes and Ethan Kalin, WA 12 Tallon Turner, SC 34 Cameron Kiel, IL 15.0 Ethan Kalin, WA 1 Cameron McRae, SC 11 Ed Michaud, CT 12 Chris Washington, SC 32 Chris Washington, SC 15.0 Runners picked off Jon Theckston, NJ 8 team speed is a strength,” coach Derick year.
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