Solid pitching by Patrick Kenney and Jackson Hartwell. Clutch hitting by Matthew Heffernan and Jake Noorfdzij started the hot hitting Dunkin Donut's bats. Solid team effort

The big bats were out when the Hedlund Senators played Dunkin' Donuts. The Senators prevailed with a 25 - 15 win. It was an exciting game that featured excellent pitching and defense.

Consistent pitching by Michael and Colin F. combined with our best batting effort yet lead to Carousel's third straight win! M Saleski 66 pitches, Jackson Harwell 74, Dillon Redmane 44, Colin F. 34.

Solid pitching and stellar defense provided the drama in this one-run gem. Game ending double play by Patrick Kenney and Ned Lipsett prevented the game from going into extra frames.

A great game Wednesday night, with a back and forth battle between Dunkin Donuts and Reebok, with the game called because of darkness with Reebok coming out on top. A Dunkin RBI in the 1st by Jackson Hartwell gave them the early lead, but Reebok scored 4 in the 2nd starting with a blast by JP Reilly and never looked back. Good outfield catch from Reebok's Drew Longo prevented more scores. Nice pitching from Dunkin's Shane Sullivan (76) Ned Lipsett (14) and Jackson Hartwell, with Reebok sending out Andrew Julian (75), Brett Tivnan (73) and Joe Lindsay (30).

After 5 innings of a scoreless battle, The Reds of Team Natale's broke out for their first win. Dunkin Donuts had terrific pitching for the whole game from Patrick Kenney and Jake N, some solid defense plus two hits from Harrison White. For Natale's Eric Sullivan pitched two shutout innings in his debut, before Zach Silva came on to shut the door to finish the game. Ben B hit a shot to the outfield to knock in 3 runs, but a great play by Dunkin Donuts got him at home. Defensive stars were David Costin, Chris Johnson. Chris Connelly forced in the winning run with a walk. Well played game on both sides. (E Sullivan 43 pitches, Silva 73, P Kenney 68, Jake N. 34)

Great Day for baseball and Happy Mothers Day !!

Perry Berger was the starting pitcher for Team Coca-Cola and played a great game (Great Job Perry !!) John Donahue came in from the bullpen and posted 15 K's in the Win and was very impressive. Thomas Caplain continues to swing a hot bat for Team Coke going 2-3 with two singles. Jared D'Entremont got the save with some great pitching in the 6th.

Dunkin Donuts played well with some great infield and outfield plays (nice job with executing the cut-off throw from the outfield).

Pitch Counts:
Coke - Berger 16, Donahue 75 and D'Entremont 17.

A very exciting game to watch - with two very good teams. Turner was out to an early 4-0 lead after three innings when Dunkin Donuts came back with 3 in the fifth. Great defense by Turner's Coleman Chase and Christian Boretti closed out the game in the bottom of the sixth. Great pitching on both sides:

Dunkin Donuts -
Kenny (42)
Sullivan (61)
Hartwell (38)

Turner -
Linton (47)
Boretti (53)

pitchers-Dunkin Donuts
Sullivan 75
Kenney 62
Dillon 12
South Shore Savings Bank
Vasquez 18
Murphy 75
Nash 19

Great hitting by SSSB highlighted by a home run by Peter Murphy, 2 singles by Jake Passios, a singlr by Andrew Boyle, a double by Will Vasquez, a double by Jackie Concannon, 2 singles by Matt Nash, a single by Brian Ceaven, a huge 2 RBI double by Max Presutti, an RBI single by Nick Cyr, and a 2 RBI single by Ben Wentworth. Peter
Murphy pitched an almost flawless 4 innings and Matt Nash finished off the last 2 innings without letting up a Run.

The Snug narrowly defeated Dunkin' Donuts 14-12 in an extra-inning thriller at Kress field on Sunday. The game featured seven lead changes and two calls of the infield fly rule.
The Snug scored one run in the top of the first with hits by Greg Williamson and Jack Santilli. Dunkin Donuts responded with three runs in the bottom of the first with hits by Shane Sullivan, Patrick Kenney, Stoddard Rowley and Colin Dale. The Snug tied the game at 3-3 in the top of the second with patient batting by Adam Zona, Steven Kirk, Mark McNiskin, Cooper Nisbet and Sam Quillen. (Quillen walked four times and scored two runs on the day.) The Snug went ahead by three runs in the top of third with a monster home run by Brendan "Big Red" Morris, but Team Donut rallied back with three runs at the bottom of the inning off big hits by Jackson Hartwell, Ned Lipsitt and Rowley.

The drama continued when the Snug entered the bottom of the sixth with a seemingly comfortable five-run lead. Snug management prematurely pulled pitcher Jack Santilli who was flawless over two innings. Dunkin Donuts pounced on this mistake and rallied to tie the game with patient batting and more big hits by Lipsitt and Rowley.

The Snug was confident entering the seventh inning, having played extra innings twice before and emerging with one win and one tie. Harry Wheeler and Will D'Entremont each got on base and then raced across the plate when Steven Kirk delivered a clutch two-run double to seal the victory.

Although the batters deserve most of the ink for such a high-scoring game, the fans recognized the great pitching efforts of DD pitchers Hartwell (72), White (75), Redmond (21) and Lipsitt (32), and Snug pitchers Morris (68), Santilli (23), D'Entremont (28) and McNally (25).

Impressive pitching debut by Stoddard Rowley and solid relief by Dillon Redman led the DD team to it's third victory. Colin Dale led the hit parade with Patrick Kenney providing the big blow with a bases clearing triple. Solid defensive plays by Jackson Hartwell, Ned Lipsett and Matt Heffernan sealed the deal for an improving Dunkin Donuts squad.

True North posted its first win with some timely hitting but not before surviving a strong comeback attempt by a very gritty Dunkin Donuts team. True North jumped out to a quick 7-1 first inning lead but Dunkin Donuts clawed its way back back into this one. Game highlights included a great defensive catch deep in the outfield by Michael Calvi for TN on the first play of the game and some strong hitting by Charlie Cosgrove and and Patrick Schofield while Lipsett and Kenny helped lead the charge for Dunkin Donuts with an impressive hitting performance.

True North - Austin Irvin, 52; John Fisher 56; Justin Tedeschi 7
Dunkin Donuts - Ed Libson, 43; Harrison White, 66; Shane Sullivan, 40

Exciting game! D&D came out swinging in the first. Colin Dale led the charge with a lead off single. Jackson Hartwell drove him in with a solid drive to center. Hedlund Senators came back with three runs in the first. D&D came back in second and tied the game at 3-3 with hits by Stoddard Rowley and a base-clearing triple by Marteen Noordzij. D&D took the lead for good with consecutive hits by Jackson Hartwell, Brendan Cullen, and Ned Lipsett. Taylor Smith hit the ball hard as did Patrick Kenney and Shane Sullivan who each singled in the final inning. Shane Sullivan, Patrick Kenney and Jackson Hartwell all provided the solid pitching for D&D. Well played game by Hedlund Senators all around.

Great pitching by Jackson Hartwell and Shane Sullivan who kept a potent Jewelers team to two runs. Harrison White was solid at scond base, making to stops with runners in scoring postion. Colin Dale made a terrific catch in left center killing a potential scoring opportunity for the Jewelers. Matthew Heffernan, Jackson Hartwell, and Shane Sullivan provided the offense for D&D team.

Pitchers
Hartwell 77
Sullivan 24

American League Championship Game

This game was everything a Championship game should be. Good pitching, hitting and plays made on the field. Reese Linton threw 3 2/3 innings striking out ten for Turner. Equally impressive was the tandem of Patrick Kenney and Shane Sullivan. Patrick Kenney kept Dunkin Donuts in the game and Shane Sullivan came on to close the door on a solid and deep Turner team led by Christian Boretti, Brendan O'Connor and Reese Linton.

Dunkin Donuts fell behind 6-1 in the third. In the fourth, they mounted a rally with base hits by Jackson Hartwell, Patrick Kenney, and a walk to Brendan Cullen. This set the stage for Harrison White who bombed a triple to center. Stoddard Rowley knocked White in with a base hit and the score was 6-5. Solid defense in the field bu Dunkin Donuts kept Turner off the board in the fifth. In the top of the sixth Jackson Hartwell singled and advanced to third on nice piece of hitting by Patrick Kenney. Shane Sullivan knocked Hartwell in with a triple of his own. With Sulivan at third and the score tied at 6, Brendan Cullen roped a single to left knocking in the eventual game winning run. The game ended on a web gem. With a man on first and one out, Jackson Hartwell napped a lined shot at short and threw a strike to Patrick Kenney at first for the game ending double play. Hats off to an impressive Turner Team who not only played a heck of a game, but exhibited great sportsmanship in a heartbreaking loss.

Pitch Counts

Kenney 67 Sullivan 51

Dunkin Donuts was home

Pitchers For SS
Boyle 77
Nash 13

D&D Pitchers
Hartwell 79
Rowley 16
White 18

Minor League Championship - Game 2

Thanks to everyone who came to Haley field to support both teams.

Sunday showdown, what a way to end a great season for the Minor league

Pitch count SSSB Letorney 75, Nash 48
Dunkin Donuts - Sullivan 75, Kenny 48

Minor League Championship - Game 3
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