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Fall/Winter Season Awards And All Star Teams Announced July
16, 2006 (Federal League Wire Service)
The
League Awards Committee has announced the winners of the
Celestial Division's 2006-2007 Fall/Winter season awards and the
division's all star team.
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Celestial
Division
MVP
Brett
Lancaster, Royals
Best
Pitcher
Justin
Shiver, Indians
Best
Manager
Faran Fagen,
Royals
Sportsmanship
Dave Wessner,
Indians
Playoff MVP
Jimmy
Dingus, Bocaneers
1B
Jeff
Mathis, Indians
2B
Anthony
LoBianco, Twins
SS
Brett
Lancaster, Royals
3B
Brandon
Hull, Indians
OF
Brad
Monaco, Royals
OF
Scott
Arenberg, Bocaneers
OF
Pete
Gomez, Twins
P
Justin
Shiver, Indians
C
Jerod
Eckert, Royals
DH
Adam
Hamby, Twins
Celestial Series, Game 3-Bocaneers Win Championship:
The Boca Raton Bocaneers won the Celestial Division championship
for the second time in team history with a decisive 13-2 Game 3
win over the heavily favored Coconut Creek Indians. The victory
capped a remarkable Cinderella story for the underdog 'Neers.
Jimmy Dingus, who would be named Playoff MVP after the game,
tossed a complete game seven hitter for his second win of the
post season.
The Swashbucklers scored first as Jon Solovy singled to lead off
the second and then scored on a pair of errors. The Tribe tied
the score in the bottom of the second in a similar manner after
Matt Courant led off with a single.
In the third, the Indians took the lead as Casey McCarthy
stroked a two out single, stole second, and scored on a single
by Courant.
The Indians held the lead until the Bocaneers exploded for four
runs in the fifth. An RBI single by Solovy and a two run single
by Michael Martin, both coming with two out, highlighted the
rally.
Eric Raskin's RBI double in the sixth stretched the lead to four
and then the Bocaneers salted the game away with a seven run
outburst in the seventh.
Dingus and Eric Bigham led the Bocaneers with three hits each.
Courant's two hits paced the Tribe.
Justin Shiver started for the Indians and was tagged with the
loss after allowing three earned runs on 12 hits in six and a
third innings.
The Bocaneers, who prevailed after a roller coaster regular
season, celebrated a well deserved, if somewhat unlikely,
championship that served as a testament to perseverance and
teamwork.
Celestial Series, Game 2-Indians Outlast Bocaneers To Stay
Alive:
The Coconut Creek Indians sent the Celestial Division Finals to
a third and final game after notching a 14-12, 10 inning, win in
the completion of the previously suspended second game.
Jake Brier drew a bases loaded walk to force in the go ahead run
and then Jeff Mathis doubled in three runs to give the Tribe a
four run lead.
The Bocaneers refused to go quietly, however, as they rallied
for two runs in the bottom of the 10th on RBI singles by Jimmy
Dingus and Jon Solovy and had the winning run at the plate with
one out before Brandan Gunnoe fanned Rob Amador and retired Eric
Raskin on a fly out to left to end the threat and the game.
Gunnoe, who pitched five innings of relief and permitted four
runs on five hits, gained credit for the win. Raskin, who was
charged with seven runs on seven hits in five innings took the
loss.
Gunnoe, Mathis, and Casey McCarthy led the Tribe with four hits
each.
Scott Arenberg paced the Corsairs with four hits.
Rain Suspends Game 2 Of Finals:
The Boca Raton Bocaneers, needing one win to capture the
Celestial Division championship, and the Coconut Creek Indians
were tied 10-10 heading into the bottom of the eighth inning of
Game 2 of the best of three Celestial Division Finals when a
severe thunderstorm dumped several inches of rain on Fort
Lauderdale Stadium.
The game was suspended and was schedule for completion on
Sunday, but the rain persisted through the evening, forcing the
league to consider mid-week scheduling options.
Both team managers and the league office will be consulted
Sunday morning and a schedule for the remainder of the series
should be announced shortly thereafter.
Celestial Series, Game 1-Bocaneers Blast Indians:
The Boca Raton Bocaneers notched a 10-2 win over the defending
champion Coconut Creek Indians in the first game of the best of
three Celestial Division Finals.
Surprise starter Eric Raskin pitched a complete game six hitter
for the 'Neers. Raskin was in complete control throughout the
game, walking one, hitting three, and fanning three, and
inducing the powerful Tribe lineup into hitting soft fly balls
and weak grounders.
Kevin Brown had three hits and two RBI for the Corsairs as did
Anthony Tomasi.
The Bocanners jumped to a 4-0 lead in the second inning against
Indian starter Justin Shiver. Tomasi led off the inning and
reached on an error, Jimmy Dingus singled, and Tomasi scored on
a single by Jon Solovy. Dingus and Solovy scored when Brown
doubled. Brown scored on a two out single by Tracy Greenbaum.
Raskin pitched out of a bases loaded jam in the third and
surrendered a run in the fourth, but was relatively trouble free
the rest of the way.
Brandan Gunnoe led the Tribe with three hits.
The Bocaneers can win their second Celestial Division
championship with a win in Game 2, scheduled for Saturday. The
pennant winning Indians, meanwhile, will be looking to extend
the series to a third and final game.
Saturday's Play-In-Bocaneers Rip Royals:
The Boca Raton Bocaneers scored six runs in the third inning as
they romped to a 14-1 victory over the favored Palm Beach Royals
in the Celestial Division Play-In.
Brad Weiss collected three hits and drove in four runs to lead
the 'Neers. Jon Solovy and Kevin Brown also had three hits each.
Solovy drove in two and Brown drove in one.
Anthony Tomasi and Jimmy Dingus combined on a two hitter for the
Corsairs. Burt Anderson's first inning single and Bill Calla's
RBI double later in the frame off of Tomasi were the Royals'
only hits and created their only run.
Brett Lancaster started for the Royals and was charged with the
loss after permitting 11 runs on 13 hits in four innings.
The Bocaneers advance to the best of three Celestial Division
Finals against the defending champion Coconut Creek Indians.
2006
Celestial
Division Standings
W
L
PCT
GB
Coconut
Creek Indians
15
9
.625
---
Palm Beach Royals
13
11
.542
2
Boca Raton Bocaneers
11
13
.417
4
Hallandale
Twins
9
15
.375
6
Schedule
Of Upcoming Games
Sun, Jan
21 9:30
at SPP: Twins
4 at Bocaneers 15
Sun, Jan
21 1:00 at SPP: Indians
12 at Royals
13
Sun, Jan 28
9:30 at SPP:
Bocaneers at Indians-PPD
Sun, Jan 28
1:00 at SPP:
Royals at Twins-PPD
Sun, Feb 4
9:30 at SPP:
Royals 6 at Bocaneers 6-tie
Sun, Feb 4
1:00 at SPP:
Indians 10 at Twins 3
Sun, Feb 11
9:30
at SPP:
Bocaneers 0 at Twins 15
Sun, Feb 11 1:00 at
SPP:
Royals 7 at Indians 12
Sun, Feb 18
9:30
at SPP:
Indians at Bocaneers-PPD
Sun, Feb 18
1:00 at SPP:
Twins at Royals-PPD
Sun, Feb 25
9:30
at SPP:
Twins 11 at Indians 7
Sun, Feb 25
1:00 at
SPP:
Bocaneers 5 at Royals 11
Sun, Mar 4
9:30
at SPP:
Twins 14 at Bocaneers 7
Sun, Mar 4
1:00 at SPP:
Indians 8 at Royals 3
Sun,
Mar 18 9:30 at SPP:
Bocaneers 11 at
Indians 11-tie
Sun,
Mar 18 1:00
at SPP: Royals 11 at Twins 5
Sun, Mar 25 9:30
at SPP:
Royals 9 at Bocaneers 10
Sun, Mar 25 1:00 at
SPP:
Indians 13 at Twins 1
Sun, Apr 1
9:30
at SPP:
Bocaneers 5 at Twins 2
Sun, Apr 1 1:00 at
SPP:
Royals 4 at Indians 6
Sun, Apr 15 9:30
at SPP:
Indians 11 at Bocaneers 6
Sun, Apr 15 1:00 at SPP:
Twins 2 at Royals 4
Sun, Apr 22 9:30
at SPP:
Twins 6 at Indians 6-tie
Sun, Apr 22
1:00 at SPP:
Bocaneers 5 at Royals 14
Sun,
Apr 29 9:30 at SPP:
Bocaneers 10 at Indians 10-tie
(from
Jan 28)
Sun,
Apr 29 1:00
at SPP: Royals 10 at Twins 9 (from
Jan 28)
Sun,
May 6 9:30 at
SPP: Twins at Royals (from
Feb 18)-PPD
Sun,
May 6
1:00
at SPP: Indians at Bocaneers (from
Feb 18)-PPD
Sun,
May 20 9:30 at
SPP: Twins at Royals (from
May 6)-PPD
Sun,
May 20
1:00
at SPP: Indians at Bocaneers (from
May 6)-PPD
Sat,
June 2 9:30
at FTL: Indians at Bocaneers (from
May 20)-PPD
Sat,
June 2 1:00 at
FTL: Twins at Royals (from
May 20)-PPD
Sat,
June 9 1:00 at
FTL: Indians 11at
Bocaneers 15
(from
June 2)
Sun,
June 10 1:00 at CGD: Twins
11at
Royals 3
(from
June 2
Playoffs
Sat,
June 16 1:00
at FTL: Bocaneers
at
Royals
(Play-In)-PPD
Sat,
June 23 9:30 at FTL: Bocaneers
14 at Royals 1 (Play-In)
Sun,
June 24 11:00 at SPP: Bocaneers
10 at
Indians 2 (Finals, Game
1)
Sat,
June 30 1:00 at FTL:
Indians 10 at Bocaneers 10 (Finals, Game 2)-susp
Sun,
July 8 9:30
at SPP: Indians 14 at Bocaneers 12 (Finals, Game
2, completion) 10
innings
Sun,
July 8 10:30
at SPP:
Bocaneers 12 at Indians 3 (Finals,
Game 3)
SPP:
Sabal Pines Park, Coconut Creek
PMS: Pompano
Municipal Stadium, Pompano Beach
SCC: Soroka Sports
Complex, North Lauderdale
LYNN: Lynn University Field
FTL: Fort Lauderdale
Stadium
CYP: Cypress Park, Coral Springs
CGD:
Coral Glades, Coral Springs Sportsplex
Boca Raton Bocaneers Statistics
Coconut Creek Indians Statistics
Hallandale Twins Statistics
Palm Beach Royals Statistics
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