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Fall/Winter Season Awards And All Star Teams Announced March
22, 2008 (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.
200
Bocaneers Notch
2nd Straight Title January
28, 2008 (Federal League Wire Service)
The Boca Raton Bocaneers became the first team to win the
Celestial Division championship two seasons in a row after
recording an 11-9 win over the Palm Beach Royals in the third
and final game of the Celestial Series. Key: Celestial Division
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Celestial
Division
MVP
Anthony
Tomasi, Bocaneers
Best
Pitcher
Brett
Lancaster, Royals
Best
Manager
Eric Raskin,
Bocaneers
Sportsmanship
Brad Monaco,
Royals
Playoff MVP
Ryan Lohnes, Bocaneers
1B
Jeff
Mathis, Indians
2B
Miguel
Tineo, Twins
SS
George Von
Achen, Indians
3B
Adam
Hamby, Twins
OF
Jason
Burns, Royals
OF
Ryan
Lohnes, Bocaneers
OF
Anthony
Tomasi, Bocaneers
P
Brett
Lancaster, Royals
C
Bill
Calla, Royals
DH
Carlos
Rosa, Indians
Eric Bingham's two out RBI single in the bottom of the seventh
tied the score at 9-9 and then Tracy Greenbaum singled in
Bingham with the go ahead run. The 'Neers went on to add an
insurance run in the eighth.
The game was a back and forth affair that began with the teams
trading three run rallies in the first inning and then each
getting single runs in the second.
A third inning RBI single by Eric Raskin gave the Bocaneers a
5-4 lead, but the Royals countered with two runs in the fifth on
RBI singles by Julio Rodriguez and Darren Saliva.
In the bottom of the sixth, Greenbaum, Jimmy Dingus, and Ryan
Lohnes, who had hit a three run home run in the first, each
singled in a run to give the Corsairs an 8-6 lead. The Royals
responded with three runs of their own in the top of the
seventh, taking the lead on Bill Calla's two run single.
Jimmy Dingus started for the Bocaneers and pitched seven innings
to earn the win. Doc Guida retired all six batters he faced to
pick up the save.
Ben Anderson started for the Royals, but only lasted into the
second. Brett Lancaster, who had three hits for the Royals,
pitched six and a third innings of relief and took the loss.
In addition to their back to back titles, the Bocaneers became
the first team to win the championship three times.
Celestial Division Finals-Game 2:
The Palm Beach Royals sent the Celestial Division Finals to a
third and final game after notching a 7-3 win over the defending
champion Boca Raton Bocaneers.
Brett Lancaster pitched a complete game 11 hitter, walking
three, and striking out three, for the victors.
Jimmy Dingus started for the 'Neers and took the loss, allowing
five earned runs on nine hits in eight innings.
A four run rally in the fourth inning turned a 3-2 Royals' lead
into a rout. Rocky Garcia had an RBI single and Jason Burns had
a two run base hit to key the inning.
Ben Anderson led the Royals with three hits. Burns drove in
three runs.
Jon Solovy, Michael Martin, Eric Bingham, and Brad Weiss paced
the Bocaneers with two hits each.
The Royals triumphed despite committing six errors.
The third and deciding game will be played on Sunday.
Celestial Division Finals-Game 1:
The Boca Raton Bocaneers took a giant step toward defending the
championship crown with a 9-7 win over the Palm Beach Royals in
Game 1 of the best of three Celestial Division finals.
Anthony Tomasi started for the Corsairs and pitched five strong
innings, allowing four runs on just one hit, to earn the win.
Tomasi was wild, walking five and hitting one, but struck out
12.
Kevin Brown worked out of an eighth inning jam and then pitched
a perfect ninth to gain credit for a save. Brown surrendered one
hit and struck out three in one and a third innings.
Burt Anderson started for the Royals and took the loss after
permitting five runs, but only one earned, on two hits in four
innings. Anderson walked five and fanned one.
The Royals opened the scoring in the top of the first as a near
capacity crowd was settling into their seats. After Brett
Lancaster worked out a leadoff walk, Anderson doubled him home.
After a wild pitch advanced him to third, Anderson scored one
batter later on an RBI groundout by Jason Burns.
The 'Neers tied the score in the home half of the frame on
Tomasi's RBI single and a run scoring passed ball.
In the third, the Corsairs took the lead for good with a three
run outburst. A pair of errors and a two run single by Jimmy
Dingus gave the Swashbucklers a 5-2 advantage.
The Royals cut the deficit to 5-4 in the fourth as Tomasi wild
pitched in one run and hit Julio Rodriguez with a pitch with the
bases loaded to force in another run.
The Bocaneers picked up three insurance runs in the sixth as
Ryan Lohnes drew a bases loaded walk, Tomasi was hit by a pitch
with the sacks full, and Jimmy Dingus drove in Jon Solovy with a
sacrifice fly.
In the seventh, the Royals answered back with two runs to cut
the gap to 8-7 as Rodriguez and pinch hitter Casey Nielsen both
singled in runs, but the 'Neers countered with a run in the
eighth to cap the scoring.
The Royals will be seeking to extend the series to a third and
final game, while the Bocaneers will be looking to wrap up their
second straight title as the series continues with Game 2,
scheduled for Sunday at Sabal Pines Park.
Celestial Division Play-In-Royals Oust Tribe:
The Palm Beach Royals rallied from a three run deficit and
withstood two rain delays before defeating the Coconut Creek
Indians in a 16-11 shootout to advance to the Celestial Division
Finals.
Brett Lancaster pitched a complete game for the Royals and
picked up the win despite allowing five earned runs on 10 hits.
Lancaster walked two, hit five, and struck out nine while
braving the wet and slippery conditions.
Justin Shiver started for the Tribe and took the loss.
The Royals took the lead for good with a five run rally in the
rain interrupted fifth inning. Duane Lancaster worked out a
bases loaded walk just after play resumed to start the rally.
Lancaster had two hits and two RBI for the game.
Brett Lancaster, Darren Saliva, and Brad Monaco led the Royals
with three hits each. Monaco's long two run home run to center
in the eighth inning punctuated the victory.
Gabe Cordova paced the Tribe with three hits.
The Royals will now meet the defending champion Boca Raton
Bocaneers in the best of three Celestial Series, scheduled to
begin after the holiday break.
2007-2008 Fall/Winter Season
Standings
Celestial
Division Standings
W
L
PCT
GB
Boca Raton Bocaneers
17
7
.708
---
Coconut
Creek Indians
14
10
.583
3
Palm Beach Royals
10
14
.417
7
Hallandale
Twins
7
17
.292
10
Schedule
Of Upcoming Games
Sun, July 15 9:30
at SPP: Bocaneers 8 at Twins 4
Sun, July 15 1:00 at SPP:
Indians 18 at Royals
9
Sun, July 22
9:30 at NBP: Twins
4 at Indians 5
Sun, July 22 12:30 at
NBP:
Royals 3 at Bocaneers
4-susp. 4th inning
Sun, July 29
9:30 at SPP:
Indians at
Bocaneers-PPD*
Sun, July 29 1:00 at
SPP:
Twins at
Royals-PPD*
Sun,
Aug 5
9:30
at SPP:
Twins 5 at
Bocaneers 17
Sun,
Aug 5 1:00 at
SPP:
Royals 23 at Indians
15
Sun, Aug 19
9:30
at SPP:
Indians at
Twins-PPD
Sun, Aug 19
1:00 at SPP:
Bocaneers at
Royals-PPD*
Sun, Aug 26
9:30
at SPP:
Royals at
Twins-PPD*
Sun, Aug 26
1:00 at
SPP:
Bocaneers at
Indians-PPD*
Sun,
Sept 2 9:30
at SPP:
Bocaneers 12
at
Royals 9 (from
8/19)
Sun,
Sept 9 9:30
at SPP:
Bocaneers 9 at
Twins 4
Sun,
Sept 9 1:00 at
SPP:
Indians 6 at Royals
2
Sat,
Sept 15 9:30
at FTL:
Twins 4 at
Bocaneers 16
Sat,
Sept 15 1:00 at
FTL:
Royals 16 at Indians
6
Sun,
Sept 16 9:30 at SPP:
Royals 4 at
Bocaneers 4-tie
Sun,
Sept 16 1:00
at SPP: Twins 14 at Indians 17
Sun, Sept 23
9:30
at SPP: Indians
at Bocaneers-PPD*
Sun, Sept 23 1:00 at
SPP:
Twins at
Royals-PPD*
Sun, Sept 30 9:30
at SPP:
Royals at Twins (from
8/26)-PPD*
Sun, Sept 30 1:00 at SPP:
Bocaneers at Indians (from
8/26)-PPD*
Sun,
Oct 7 9:30
at SPP:
Bocaneers at
Royals-PPD*
Sun,
Oct 7 1:00 at
SPP:
Indians at
Twins-PPD*
Sun, Oct
14 9:30
at SPP: Bocaneers
4 at Indians 11
Sun, Oct
14
1:00 at SPP:
Royals 4 at
Twins 6
Sat, Oct
20 9:30 at
FTL: Bocaneers 5 at Twins 10
Sat, Oct
20 1:00 at
FTL: Royals 6 at Indians 4-susp,
2nd inning*
Sun, Oct
21 9:30
at SPP: Indians
at Bocaneers (from
9/23)-PPD*
Sun, Oct
21
1:00 at SPP:
Twins at
Royals (from
9/23)-PPD*
Sun, Oct
28 9:30
at SPP: Indians
at Twins (from
10/7)-PPD*
Sun, Oct
28
1:00 at SPP:
Bocaneers at
Royals (from
10/7)-PPD*
Sat,
Nov 3
1:00 at FTL: Royals 11 at Indians 7 (from
10/20)
Sun,
Nov 11 9:30 at SPP:
Twins 8 at Royals 8-tie (from
7/29)
Sun, Nov
11 1:00 at SPP: Indians
8 at Bocaneers 13 (from
7/29)
Sun,
Nov 18 9:30 at SPP:
Indians 14 at Twins 1 (from
10/7)
Sun, Nov
18 1:00 at SPP: Bocaneers
9 at Royals 0 (from 10/7)
Sun,
Dec 2 9:30 at
SPP: Royals 9 at Twins 2 (from
9/30)
Sun,
Dec 2 1:00 at
SPP: Bocaneers 4 at Indians 10 (from
9/30)
Sun,
Dec 9 9:30 at
SPP: Twins 9 at Royals 0 (from
10/21)
Sun,
Dec 9 1:00 at
SPP: Indians 4 at Bocaneers 7 (from
10/21)
Playoffs
Sun, Dec
16 10:00 at SPP: Royals
16 at Indians 11 (Play-In)
Sun,
Jan 6 10:00 at
SPP: Royals 7 at Bocaneers 9 (Finals,
Game 1)
Sun, Jan
13 10:00 at SPP: Bocaneers
3 at Royals 7 (Finals,
Game 2)
Sun, Jan
20 10:00 at SPP: Royals
at Bocaneers-PPD (Finals,
Game 3)
Sun, Jan
27 11:00 at SPP: Royals
9 at Bocaneers 11 (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
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Palm Beach Royals Statistics
2006-2007
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