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Team ScheduleTuesday, June 24 |
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Home
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Jones Soda Co.
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Win 8 - 4 |
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Thursday, July 10 |
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| 6:30 PM | Field 1 |
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Visitor
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Booze On First
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Loss 2 - 10 |
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Thursday, July 17 |
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| 7:30 PM | Field 1 |
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Visitor
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Small Feet, Big Balls
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Win 11 - 8 |
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Thursday, July 24 |
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| 7:30 PM | Field 1 |
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Visitor
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KPG Rushing Mafia
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Win 10 - 0 |
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Tuesday, July 29 |
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| 6:30 PM | Field 1 |
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Home
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Kick Ballaz
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Win 19 - 16 |
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Thursday, August 7 |
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| 7:30 PM | Field 1 |
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Visitor
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Let's go to the bar - Indy #1
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Win 10 - 0 |
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Tuesday, August 19 |
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PLAYOFFS
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| 6:30 PM | Field 1 |
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Visitor
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Steve Pool's Sluggers
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Win 3 - 1 |
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| 7:30 PM | Field 1 |
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Visitor
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Booze On First
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Win 6 - 5 |
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Tuesday, August 12 |
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PLAYOFFS
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Thursday, August 14 |
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PLAYOFFS
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Tuesday at Cascade saw a battle of man (and woman) versus nature, to go along with some epic kickball battles.
In early action, The Camandos took on Steve Pool's Sluggers for a birth in the championship match. The Camandos jumped out by two runs early on a big kick, but after that it was all defense from both sides. Shefali Pace showed Cy Young form on the mound, limiting the Sluggers to one run for the entire game. The Camandos' early runs made the difference as they finished off the Steve Pool fan club and advanced.
In the championship game, the story was defense again, at least for most of the game. Booze on first matched the Camandos' defensive intensity from the get go, and after four full innings, a run had yet to be scored by either side. Then in the 5th, the explosion happened. A couple of good kicks and a few fielding errors gave the Camandos four runs in what seemed like an instant. In the bottom half, Booze answered right back, though, moving their runners systematically around the bases for four of their own. As we went to the sixth inning, the already rough field conditions worsened due to the light rain, and it only looked to get worse. A last inning was called, but with no runs scored and a 4-4 tie still in effect, we went to the 7th and final inning to get a winner. The Camandos broke through with two runs in the top half, but Booze on First weren't going to go quietly into the night. They added one run, and loaded the bases with 2 outs and one last shot to bring home a title. With conditions as they were, even a simple pop-up could have been easily misplayed, and any base hit would probably win the game for them.
In the end, though, it was a brilliant catch by Camandos outfielder Tony Marino, sliding to his knees and volleyball digging the ball up to himself, that ended the game and gave the Camandos the dramatic victory. Booze on First tipped their hats to a great individual and team effort.
Congratulations, Camandos- 2008 Summer Kickball Champs!
It was the play of the game, maybe the season, and it WAS the game and the season on the line as it happened. In an excellent championship match, The Camandos and Booze on First traded blows back and forth, matching each other step for step the whole game. Both played great defense early, leading to a 0-0 tie at the end of four. Both exploded offensively in the 5th, scoring 4 runs apiece. The Camandos added two more runs in one last push at the top of the 7th, but the Boozers came right back, adding a run of their own and loading the bases with 2 outs in the bottom half. Any fielding mistake on the part of the Camandos would probably have cost them the game. Fortunately, outfielder Tony Marino had been watching ESPN Web Gems all afternoon and decided to make one of his own, a spectacular catch in which he slid to his knees to dig out a quick dropping fly ball with one hand, and secure it with another. The Camandos rejoiced, earning their championship in the most cluthc way possible, while the stunned Boozers could only tip their hats in respect. Congratulations, Tony and the Camandos!
Michael's solid defense from the pitcher position helped secure the shutout for his team, including a strike to snipe off a runner attempting to score, completing a double-play.
Bret's "full contact" style inspired and spurred his team to a convincing victory.
This weeks player of the week goes to Shefali pace. Shefali's play helped the Camandoes rack up 10 runs in their win Thursday night. Shefalli, aka the Stallion led the team by example, and hutsle with big plays.
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