The Hedlund Senators won their season opener 12 - 1. Natale's got off to an early lead 1-0 behind starting pitcher Zach Silva. The Senators fought back to take the lead 3 - 1 in the 2nd. Pitchers Andrew Spaziani and John Stanley held Natale's scoreless the rest of the way. John Lawless was smooth on the mound in relief for Natales. The Senators banged out 13 hits with timely swings by Drew Rowland, John Lastoria, Conor Bucklen and Ronan Kelley. Natale's offensive attack was led by Zach Silva. The Senators' defense was led by Simon Brady with two unassisted putouts in the 4th inning. Nick Walsh turned in a number of fielding gems for Natales. (Pitch count: Spaziani 32, Stanley 25, Zach Silva 72, John Lawless 70,
Brendan Lahiff 43).

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.

A great game played by two good teams. The game was a lot closer than the score indicates. Lots of great hitting including a huge homer from Allied's Stephen Townsend and great fielding including a dramatic behind the back catch by Hedlund's shortstop Oliver Murray-Brown and solid catching behind the plate by Hedlund's John Lastoria. Both teams were hitting machines despite good pitching by Hedlund's Drew Roland(62) and Andrew Spaziani(61) as well as Allied's Finn Powell(30), Conall Mannion(49), and Nathan Townsend(60). All the kids had a lot of fun and played some great ball.

Two good teams played late into a cool night at Hersey. The temperature didn't cool the bats. Big hitters for Turner were Joshua Cassino (3 for 3 with two doubles), Christian Boretti (two singles), Coleman Chase (two doubles), Frankie Vadaro (two singles), Jared Chipman (two singles) and Jesse Lee. Jack Costello also hit a long double off the center field fence. Hedlund made a late inning rally in the fifth with key hits by Conner Bucklen (2 for 2) and Ryan McAuliffe. A great fielding play at first by Andrew Spaziani took the wind out of an early Turner rally in the first inning. Ben Turner (69 pitches) and Christian Boretti (62 pitches) pitched well for Turner, while John Stanley (71 pitches) and Peter Vargo (73 pitches) threw well for Hedlund.

This game was closer than the score indicates. The Senators got off to a 4-0 lead behind pitchers Drew Rowland and Andrew Spaziani. First time pitcher Pete Ross pitched three strong innings for N'tierty striking out 5. N'tierty mustered a come back in the third by batting through the order while the Senators scored behind the bats of Joe Lastoria and John Stanley and a base clearing double by Ryan McAuliffe. N'tierty's Mathew Partyka and Cameron Taylor and the Senator's John Lastoria came on in relief and all did an excellent job in their pitching debuts. Pitch count: Spaziani 16, Rowland 12, Kelley 76, Lastoria 8, Ross 75, Partyka and Taylor.

The Cruz gang beat the Senators in a game that was much closer than the score portrayed. The pitchers threw 24 strikeouts between the two teams. Ryan Maguire and Nic Droster had home runs for the Cruz gang. They also had big hits from Nick Barrett, Theo Carrand Griff Moriarity. The Senators got a run on a big blast by John Lastoria that drove in a run.

Pitchers
DA Cruz
Nico Droster:52 and Nick Barrett: 72

Senator Hedlund
Andrew Spaziani:77 and Drew Ronland: 36

Jack Forbes 62 Pitches, Sean Setian 23, Patrick McGeoghegan 22,Charles Webb 20. Drew Rowland 54 Pitches, J Lastoria 61, J Stanley 44.

Good win for Team Reebok over a solid Hedlund Senators team on a hot Friday night, and the score doesn't reflect how close this game was for the first three innings, with the Senators jumping out to an early 1-0 lead.
The Senators made a great play and throw by Peter Vargo in right field to the catcher Drew Rowland tagging out the runner at home on an inning-ending play. On another great defensive play Ronan Kelley grabbed a rocket off the bat of Reebok's Brett Tivnan and threw him out at second. Peter Vargo also had two great hits for the Senators.
For Team Reebok, Andrew Julian started off a 3rd inning rally hitting a line shot single, with Reebok then loading the bases. Senators pitcher ( Andrew Spaziani 56 Pitches) struck out the next two Reebok batters , when Glenn Vinton hit a bomb in the gap for a bases clearing triple, sparking 5 more runs. JP Reilly, Will Jones, Chad Pires, Wilson Brown and Brett Tivnan all contributed with Reebok hits.
Wilson Brown (75 pitches) was the Star of the Game, throwing a complete game 8K performance.
Also throwing for Hedlund, Drew Rowland (35 Pitches) and Andrew Phelan (18 Pitches)

This game was won by forfeit.

The Hedlund Senators capped off a long weekend of baseball with a victory over the strong South Shore Saving Bank Team. South Shore started the scoring early with two runs in the top of the 1st on three consecutive doubles by Vasquez, Murphy and Concannon. The Sentaors fought back in their half of the inning with 10 runs. There were many timely hits, the highlight being a bases loaded triple by John 'Big Papi' Stanley. South Shore had a big 8 run 4th inning that included a home run by Brian Craven. Senators starting pitcher Andrew Spaziani was fantastic as he went the distance with 8 strikeouts. (Spaziani 78, Craven 19)

One hour practice

A hot and humid day at Hersey field was the back drop for this game between the Hedlund Senators and the upstart Snug Mariners. A pitchers duel for 3 innings between Senators Spaziani (who struck out 5 "Half-Pints" in the first 2 innings) and Greg Williamson and Jack Santilli of the Snug ( who combined for 6 strikeouts through 3 innings)
Once again the Snug red-hot bats came alive in the 3rd and 4th innins scoring 15 runs on 12 hits. Charlie Stack 'the deck' and Sam 'speedy' Lincoln's patience at the plate payed off and each scored 3 of the Snug's 18 runs. Hitting stars for Snug were Greg 'big W' Williamson and Jackie 'Robinson' Santilli who each went an impressive 4 for 4. Hitting stars for the Senators were Spaziani, Stanely and Brodey who each went 2 for 2. A side note to the game was that both teams looked very good during the annual picture day and it was agreed by all the mom's in attendance that the managers of these 2 fine teams are by far the best looking in the league. Pitch count Snug- Williamson 39, Santilli 76 Hedlund Spaziano-70,
Vargo-79, Kellen-2

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.