Here is a list of the Winners and Runner Ups in the June 22-23 Natural.
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June 28, 2013
June 20, 2013
Father's Day Recap - June 20th, 2013
There are few places that a baseball dad would rather be on a Father's Day Weekend than out at the fields. Watching his child instinctively utilize all the skills that they've spent years working on in the garage, the backyard, under the street lights, and on the baseball field. Thank you to dads all for the Batting Practice, the thousands of ground balls and pop flys, and the hours of bullpen work. It wouldn't be the same without you.
June 12, 2013
Heat Recap - June 12, 2013
We happily avoided hot weather in this year's Heat Tournament, because we all know it's coming sooner or later. The cool and windy weather didn't slow down the teams though. With teams playing up in age, 13-Under playing at 60x90, and teams from out of state, there was plenty going on.
June 1, 2013
Memorial Day Recap
USSSA Southern California would like to thank the brave men and women who have sacrificed so much to protect our country, and giving us the freedom to play baseball every weekend
USSSA Memorial Day Tri-State Championship:
9-Under:
Three day tournaments usually end one of two ways. Tired teams have to resort to small ball to bring runs across, or teams are so low on pitching, a slugfest breaks out. The 9-Under at BLD was the latter of the two. 2nd Seed Chino Hills Dirt Dawgs, who only scored less than ten runs once all weekend, found themselves up against the 4th Seed Northridge Pride. The Pride had upset the 1st Seed Tribe in a bit of revenge from a Pool Play loss on Saturday. Both teams scored over 10 runs in their semifinal game, so it was little surprise that the Championship game went the way it did.
Trading blows the entire game, neither team could break open a comfortable lead. The Dirt Dawgs took small lead, and were able to hold onto a 15-14 Championship victory.
USSSA Memorial Day Tri-State Championship:
9-Under:
Three day tournaments usually end one of two ways. Tired teams have to resort to small ball to bring runs across, or teams are so low on pitching, a slugfest breaks out. The 9-Under at BLD was the latter of the two. 2nd Seed Chino Hills Dirt Dawgs, who only scored less than ten runs once all weekend, found themselves up against the 4th Seed Northridge Pride. The Pride had upset the 1st Seed Tribe in a bit of revenge from a Pool Play loss on Saturday. Both teams scored over 10 runs in their semifinal game, so it was little surprise that the Championship game went the way it did.
Trading blows the entire game, neither team could break open a comfortable lead. The Dirt Dawgs took small lead, and were able to hold onto a 15-14 Championship victory.
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