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2005 All-Stars
 The DLL National 9/10s team, the DLL American 11s team, and the DLL American Majors team are all Virginia District 16 Champions! They each advanced to the Virginia State Tournament. The DLLN 9/10s went to Charlottesville, the DLLA 11s went Lynchburg, and the DLLA Majors went to Deer Park, VA. Congratulations to all who participated, and thanks to all who supported these teams!!!
Click here to visit the VA District 16 Little League site which contains the tournament schedules and scores, as well as links to the State Tournament sites.
DLL National
(DLLN) 9/10s
VA District 16 Champions
Team Manager: John Dec
VA District 16 Tournament
Final Record: 6-0
VA State Tournament
Charlottesville, VA
Final Record: 3-2
DLL National 9/10s
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DLL American (DLLA) 11s
VA District 16 Champions
Team Manager: Jim Lee
VA District 16 Tournament
Final Record: 6-0
VA State Tournament
Lynchburg, VA
Final Record: 3-2
DLL American 11s
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DLL American (DLLA) 11/12 Majors
VA District 16 Champions
Team Manager: Kyle Jessop
VA District 16 Tournament
Final Record: 5-1
VA State Tournament
Deer Park, VA
Final Record: 2-1
DLL American 11/12 Majors
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DLL American (DLLA) 9/10s
Team Manager: Rich Keevey
VA District 16 Tournament Final Record: 1-4
Kyle Cassidy |
Joe DelaHaba |
Brett Johnson |
Carson Judd |
Joe Karasinski |
Michael Kennedy |
Conor Keevey |
Bryan Kraus |
Chris Payne |
AJ Powell |
Blake Ratliff |
Joseph Salzano |
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Matt Seu |
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Tuesday, July 5th: DLL American Defeats ULLL American 10-9
In a game that was close from the start, Dulles American edged Upper Loudoun American 10-9. Gutty pitching performance were turned in by Conor Keevey and Matt Seu with Joseph Karasinski coming in to close the game out.
Leading the offense was Kyle Cassidy (3 base hits and scored 3 runs), Blake Ratliff (2 runs scored), Brett Johnson (3 RBIs) and Joseph Karasinski (2 runs scored and the game tying triple).
With the Americans trailing by two in the bottom of the 5th, Joseph Karasinski hit a triple to tie the game and Joseph Salzano followed with another hit and the game winning RBI. As darkness fell, Joseph Karasinski took the mound in the top of the 6th and closed the door on Upper Loudoun with help from Matt Seu's defensive gems.
Saturday, July 2nd: DLL American Defeated by CLLL American 6-1
The DLL American team suffered a 6-1 loss in their first tournament game. Strong pitching performances were turned in by A.J. Powell and Joe DelaHaba who were assisted by several defensive gems by Bryan Kraus.
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DLL National (DLLN) 9/10s
VA District 16 Champions
Team Manager: John Dec
VA District 16 Tournament Final Record: 6-0
VA State Tournament Final Record: 3-2
Chris Dec |
Matthew Hough |
Dorian Jenkins |
Jake Kuzbel |
Matt Malacane |
Lucas Martinez |
Trace McSorley |
Cam Miller |
Zach Newell |
Ty Percherke |
Cameron Serigne |
Logan Shain |
Monday, July 25th- VA State Tournament Game #5: DLLN Defeated by SYA 9-2, Finishes Tied for 5th Place in VA State Tournament.
Congratulations on a great tournament run, and thanks to all who supported this team!
Sunday, July 24rd - VA State Tournament Game #4: DLLN Wins Its Second Game of the Day 14-0
Sunday, July 24th - VA State Tournament Game #3: DLLN Wins 11-7
Saturday, July 23rd - VA State Tournament Game #2: DLLN Loses First State Tournament Game 5-1
Friday, July 22th - VA State Tournament Game #1: DLL National Defeats Bennetts Creek Team 17-0, Their 7th Consecutive Tournament Shutout!
In their 7th conbsectutive shutout the 9-10 NL all-stars defeated the Bennetts Creek team 17-0. Jake kuzbel added 3 more innings to his shutout string and once again walked none. Zach Newell completed the final inning with only 9 pitches.
Matt Malacane, Matthew Hough, and Zach Newell paced the hitting attack with
2 hits apiece. Cam Serigne, Dorian jenkins, Chris Dec, Cam Miller, and Jake Kuzbel all contributed a base hit.
DLL plays Vienna on Saturday at 4:30 in the next round of the state tournament.
Wednesday, July 13th: DLL National Defeats CLLL National with its 6th Consecutive Shutout; DLL National Advances to Virginia State Tournament!!!
The Dulles Little League capped off an incredible District 16 tournament by
winning its 6th consecutive shutout 8-0 over the Central Loudoun National
All-stars. The team continued its outstanding fundamental baseball by
displaying outstanding defense, pitching, baserunning and timely hitting.
During the championship game, Jake Kuzbel pitched all 6 innings in only 51 pitches as he faced one more than the minimum batters (19). In the 15
innings piched in the tournament, Jake walked only 1 batter while striking
out 18. The DLL pitching staff's control was apparent during the entire
tournament as DLL pitching walked only 7 batters in 6 games!
The championship also displayed a solid defensive effort by Dulles.
Excellent plays were turned in by Matthew Hough, Lucas Martinez, Cam Miller,
Cam Serigne, Matt Malacane, Chris Dec, and Logan Shain. During the 6-game
tournament, DLL only made 3 errors that allowed batters to reach base
without the benefit of a hit.
Timely hitting in the championship game was displayed via RBI base hits by
Matthew Hough, Zach Newell, Matt Malacane. If it weren't for an incredible
defensive effort made by Central Loudoun -- who caught 4 bullets off the
bats of DLL hitters -- the score would have been greater. Sound fundamental
baseball was also on display as Trace McSorley, Dorian Jenkins, Chris Dec,
Zach Newell all reached base via bunt hits and Logan Shain drove in a run
with an excellent bunt.
The DLL National All-stars were a TEAM in the truest sense of the word.
Each player contributed on multiple occasions to lead a team to 6
consecutive victories without being scored upon.
The team now goes on to Charlottesville to begin its play in the Virginia State tournament on July 22nd.
Tuesday, July 12th: DLL National Defeats DLL American 11-0
The Dulles Little League National All-stars defeated a scrappy DLL American
team 11-0 on Tuesday night. In doing so, The DLL National team recorded
their fifth consecutive shutout. Starter Cam Serigne pitched 3 strong
innings and was followed by Zach Newell and Jake Kuzbel who completed the
shutout.
DLL National was staked to a 4-0 lead in the 2nd inning helped by 2-out RBI
base hits by Chris Dec, Jake Kuzbel, and Zach Newell. The Nationals scored 3
more runs in the top of the 3rd. Cam Serigne and Matthew Hough started the
rally with base hits. Logan Shain drove home the first run with an RBI
ground out and Jake Kuzbel drove home the other 2 runs with a RBI single.
The final runs came in the 5th inning. After Lucas Martinez led off by a
double, Chris Dec followed with a one-out walk. Jake Kuzbel drove them home
with a triple hit down the right field line. Matt Malacane drove home the
final run with a RBI double.
DLL National finished pool play 5-0 and now plays CLLL National (4-1) on
Wednesday night.
Saturday, July 9th: DLL National Win with 4th Consecutive Shutout!
The 9/10 DLL National League all-stars won their 4th consecutive shutout defeating the Central Loudoun American all-stars 3-0. Ty Percherke pitched all 6 innings and ran his consecutive shutout inning streak to 10 innings. DLL's defense was again outstanding as 16 of the 18 outs were made by the defense.
The first run was scored in the first inning as Jake Kuzbel led off the game with a booming double. One out later, Matt Malacane drove Jake home with a sharp single to right. The score stayed 1-0 until the bottom of the 5th thanks to several outstanding defensive plays. First, Dorian Jenkins made a spectacular catch of a foul fly ball down the left field line. The critical sequence however, occured in the top of the fifth with the game on the line. With runners on 2nd and 3rd and one out, Cam Miller made the play of the game to cut off the tying run at third base. After fielding a bunt, Cam faked a throw to first, turned and fired a strike to the shortstop Jake Kuzbel to catch the runner off third base. The CLL kids kept coming and with runners on first and second and 2 outs, an infield single squirted into the outfield behind second base. Jake Kuzbel hustled after the ball and made a one hop throw that Matt Malacane expertly scooped out of the dirt and placed the tag on the runner who tried to score from second.
DLL scored 2 additional runs in the bottom of the 5th thanks to a well place bunt by Zach Newell and some outstanding hustle on the base paths.
Ty Percherke finished the job by striking out the last 2 hitters of the game.
DLL National remains undefeated in pool play and now must play the DLL American all-stars Tuesday night at Crittenden.
Thursday, July 7th: DLL National Beats CLLL National 12-0
The 9/10 DLL National League All-star team defeated the Central Loudoun National League All-stars 12-0 on Thursday night. Jake Kuzbel pitched the 3rd consecutive shutout for the team and his second of the tournament. Jake walked only 1 batter while giving up 3 hits and striking out 4.
Dulles broke a 1-0 game open by scoring 6 runs in the 3rd inning. Chris Dec and Jake Kuzbel started the decisive 3rd inning by drawing walks to set the table for RBI base hits by Cam Serigne and Zach Newell. Matthew Hough, Logan Shain, Lucas Martinez and Cam Miller also followed with run-scoring base hits. Once again the defensive effort was outstanding as only 5 runners were allowed to reach base.
DLL National now plays Central Loudoun American on Saturday.
Wednesday, July 6th: DLL National Defeats ULLL American on Percherke's No-Hitter
Ty Percherke pitched a no-hitter as the 9/10 DLL National League all-stars won their second game of the District 16 tournament 10-0 over the Upper
Loudoun American all-stars. A stellar defensive effort led by Cam Miller,
Lucas Martinez, and Chris Dec enabled the team to post their second consecutive shutout. The offense generated 11 base hits and included extra base hits by Lucas Martinez and Ty Percherke. Jake Kuzbel, Matthew Hough, Zach Newell, and Ty Percherke all had multiple hit games. Trace McSorley and Dorian Jenkins' outstanding base running also helped contribute to the victory.
DLL National plays again Thursday night against the undefeated Central Loudoun National all-stars
Saturday, July 2nd: DLL National Defeats ULLL National 24-0
The 9/10 DLL National All-stars started their tournament Saturday with an impressive 24-0 win over the Upper Loudoun National team. Jake Kuzbel threw a complete game shutout and led the offensive attack scoring 5 runs. The hitting attack was paced by Zach Newell, Matt Malacane, Matthew Hough, Ty Percherke, Lucas Martinez, Trace McSorley, and Chris Dec who all recorded base hits. Cam Serigne led the defensive effort with an outstanding diving catch of an attempted bunt and throwing out one base runner at second base.
DLL National plays Upper Loudoun American on Wednesday night in their second game at Crittenden Park.
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DLL American (DLLA) 11s
VA District 16 Champions
Team Manager: Jim Lee
VA District 16 Tournament Final Record: 6-0
VA State Tournament Final Record: 3-2
Dylan Chapman |
Blake Duncan |
Kyle Goggins |
Chris Johnson |
Andrew Lee |
George Lewis |
Evan Maroni |
Andrew Robertson |
Matt Preziotti |
Dylan Teal |
Cameron West |
Kevin Wood |
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Monday, July 18th Game 2 - VA State Tournament Game #5: Dulles American Eliminated from State Tournament by Hugenot Little League, 12-2.
Dulles American had their great post-season tournament run ended on Monday afternoon by Hugenot Little League, 12-2. At the time of their elimination, there were only six teams remaining in competition for the state crown. Fifteen teams started the state tournament last Friday. Dulles' final state tournament record was 3 wins, 2 losses.
Hugenot scored 5 runs in the top of the third inning on 4 Dulles errors and 2 hits. Hugenot's pitching yielded only 4 hits to Dulles' bats.
Dulles scored their two runs in the bottom of the fifth inning on a walk to George Lewis, Evan Maroni singling. Lewis scored on a passed ball, then Blake Duncan hit a grounder to second to score Maroni.
Dulles' post-season record finished at 9-2, with a District 16 Championship and a great run in the state tournament. This was an excellent team with all players contributing, allowing them to have great fun and competition, along with memories that will last a lifetime.
Congratulations on a great tournament run, and thanks to all who supported this team!
Monday, July 18th Game 1 - VA State Tournament Game #4: Dulles American Continues 3 Game Winning Streak in State Tourney, Beating Bristol Little League 7-3.
Dulles American won their third straight state tournament game this morning, by beating Bristol 7-3 behind the pitching of Andrew Robertson and Dylan Teal.
Bristol jumped to an early 1-0 lead on a home run in the top of the first inning. Dulles responded back in the bottom of the first when Chris Johnson got on base by error, the scored on a fielder's choice hit by Dylan Teal.
After the home run by Bristol in the first inning, Andrew Robertson settled down and retired eight of the next nine batters he faced through 3 innings. In the bottom of the third, Dulles got on the scoreboard again with Kyle Goggins getting on by a single. Kevin Wood then moved Goggins around to third on a single, then Dylan Chapman hit a sacrifice fly to left to plate Goggins, making the score 2-1 Dulles after 3 complete.
Dylan Teal entered the game in pitching relief for Robertson, and was buoyed by fielding gems by Kyle Goggins and the rest of the American defense, who turned two double plays.
In the bottom of the fourth, Dulles exploded for 4 runs: Connor Yost singled to lead off the inning, and Evan Maroni singled him to third base. Johnson then grounded to the third baseman, driving in Yost. Goggins singled in Maroni, then Wood singled in Goggins. Teal then helped his own cause by dougling off the left field wall to score Wood, making the score 6-1 Dulles.
In the bottom of the fifth, Dulles scored its final tally with Cameron West getting a base hit, the Andrew Robertson was hit by a pitch. Andrew Lee then drove in Evan Maroni, who was running for Robertson, with a single.
Bristol got two runs in the top of the sixth, before Teal strking out the last Bristol batter with the bases loaded, making the final score 7-3.
Dulles continues in the loser's bracket, with an afternoon game vs. Hugenot.
Sunday, July 17th - VA State Tournament Game #3: Dulles American Wins 4-3 Over Churchland: Advances as One of Final 7 Teams in State Tournament
Dulles American won a hard-fought victory Sunday morning over Churchland 4-3, behind the pitching of Connor Yost and Kevin Wood. Dulles advances to the final 7 teams left in the tournament, which started with 15 teams last Friday morning.
Dulles started out the game with Chris Johnson walking, then advancing to second on a wild pitch. Kevin Wood singled Johnson home to put Dulles on top 1-0. Churchland came back in the bottom of the second to score 2 runs on a couple of base hits and an error. Yost retired the side in order in the bottom of the third to continue the score of 2-1 Churchland after 3 complete.
The American squad came back in the top of the fourth inning, led by Evan Maroni's double to left-center, who scored on Kyle Goggin's sacrifice fly. Johnson, on base again with a walk, scored on an error, then Dylan Teal hit a fielders choice to score Wood who was on base by the error, making the score 4-2 Dulles.
Kevin Wood came in to pitch the final three innings, shutting down Churchland by pitching two shutout innings in the 4th and 5th. In the bottom of the 6th, Churchland's leadoff batter hit a home run to pull his team within one run, 4-3. Then after a couple walks and a ibase hit, Churchland filled the bases with two outs, only down by a single run. Wood got the final out when the Churchland batter lofted a fly ball to center field which settled into Andrew Lee's mitt, making the final score 4-3.
Dulles' next game is 10:00 AM Monday vs. Bristol.
Saturday, July 16th - VA State Tournament Game #2: DLL Back on Winning Track with 7-5 Victory over Front Royal LL in State Tournament.
After a disappointing loss to SWYA East Friday, DLL American came out and scored a solid 7-5 victory over Front Royal in State Tournament action Saturday. DLL was led by pitchers Andrew Robertson and Dylan Chapman, who pitched a combined 3-hitter, and catcher Dylan Teal who went 3 for 3 with 2 RBIs.
DLL got out to an early 5-0 lead in the top of the first when Chris Johnson led off the game with a double to left-center. Kyle Goggins and Kevin Wood followed with walks, then Dylan Teal hit a 2-run single to plate Johnson and Goggins. Dylan Chapman then walked, and Cameron West hit a 2-run single to score Wood and Teal. DLL finished scoring in the first when Andrew Lee hit a grounder to the first baseman to score Chapman to make it 5-0.
In the meantime, Andrew Robertson pitched perfect 3 up, 3 down baseball for the first two innings. In the top of the 3rd, DLL extended its lead to 7-0 when Teal singled along with Connor Yost. Dylan Chapman walked, and Robertson was hit by an errant Front Royal pitch to score Teal. George Lewis then hit a fielders choice to score Preziotti who was sent in as a pinch runner for Robertson.
Front Royal came back in the bottom of the 3rd to score 4 runs to make the score 7-4.
Dylan Chapman came in for Roberston at pitcher in the 4th, and held Front Royal scoreless in the 4th and 5th innings. After 2 outs in the bottom of the 6th, Front Royal managed to score a run on one hit and 3 walks, but Chapman finished off the last Front Royal batter by striking him out, making the final score 7-5.
With this victory, DLL American continues play in the loser's bracket, playing their next game Sunday morning.
Friday, July 15th - VA State Tournament Game #1: DLL American Drops first Game of Post Season 10-4 to Southwest Youth Association Little League East.
After sweeping the District 16 Tournament, the DLL American squad lost their first game of the post-season 10-4, at the hands of Southwest Youth Association Little League East (SWYA East).
DLL American started quick and scored one run in the top of the first inning on a walk and stolen base by Chris Johnson. Kevin Wood continued his clutch hitting with a double to score Johnson. SWYA East tied it up 1-1 in the bottom of the first on 3 singles.
In the bottom of the second inning, SWYA East scored 6 runs on 5 hits and 2 untimely errors by DLL, making the score 7-1 after after two complete innings. DLL scored one run in the top of the third and fourth innings to make the score 7-3. In the 3rd, Kyle Goggins scored when Blake Duncan walked with the bases loaded; and in the 4th, Goggins hit a 2-out double, then scored when Wood singled him home.
SWYA East responded in the bottom of the fourth on a 3-run homer to pull out in front 10-3. DLL scored once more in the top of the 5th when Cameron West hit his second single of the game, and scored on a fielder's choice to the second baseman by Andrew Lee, finishing the scoring for the day 10-4.
Saturday, July 9th: Dulles American 11s Sweep District 16 Tournament with 4-3 Victory over Upper Loudoun American; District 16 Champions Now Head to State Tournament in Lynchburg July 15-20
The Dulles American 11 Year Old All Star team completed a six game sweep of the District 16 Tournament with a 4-3 victory over Upper Loudoun American. Once again, DLL American was led by the clutch hitting of Kevin Wood, who stroked a two out double in the bottom of the fourth inning to drive in 2 runners to complete scoring for the day. Connor Yost pitched a complete game, allowing only three runs on six hits.
Dulles American went out to an early lead in the bottom of the first inning, with Chris Johnson leading off with a double to left-center. Kyle Goggins reached on an error by the left fielder, and then Johnson scored on a ground out by Wood to make it 1-0. Goggins was thrown out at the plate on a wild pitch. Then after Dylan Teal singled and Dylan Chapman was hit by a pitch, Blake Duncan walked to load the bases. Connor Yost then walked to drive in Teal to make it 2-0 after one complete inning.
Upper Loudoun scored three runs in the top of the third to take the lead on a double and triple by their talented hitters.
Dulles came back in the bottom of the fourth to tally their remaining runs. Andrew Lee led off with a walk, was moved to second base on an infield single by Matt Preziotti. After two outs, Kevin Wood once again produced the winning runs with a 2-run double to left-center which scored Lee and Preziotti.
Yost shut the door on Upper Loudoun after the third inning, pitching 3 innings of shutout ball, and striking out the last batter of the game to seal the District 16 Championship.
The Dulles American District 16 Championship Team heading to Lynchburg for the State Championship is comprised of Dylan Chapman, Blake Duncan, Kyle Goggins, Chris Johnson, Andrew Lee, George Lewis, Evan Maroni, Andrew Robertson, Matt Preziotti, Dylan Teal, Cameron West, Kevin Wood, and Connor Yost. Coaches are Gordon Robertson, John Preziotti, and Eddie Teal, and the team is managed by Jim Lee.
The DLL American's first game in the State Tournament is Friday July 15th vs. the District 10 Champion Southwest Youth Association Little League East.
Fri, July 8th: DLL American 11s Tops DLL National 9-8 on Wood's Walk-Off 2-Run Homer in Bottom of Eighth Inning; Advances to District 16 Tournament Playoff!
The DLL American 11s topped the DLL National squad 9-8 in extra innings in a highly competitive and spirited game Friday evening at Good Times Park. Kevin Wood stroked a 2-run home run in the bottom of the eighth inning to secure the victory, along with Dylan Chapman's superb four innings of relief pitching where he yielded only one run.
The talented DLL National squad jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead in the top of the first inning. The American's came back in the bottom of the second inning with 7 runs plated after 2 outs. Dylan Teal and Dylan Chapman led off the inning with singles, which was followed by two quick outs. The bottom of the order came through with 2 outs, with Andrew Lee stroking a single to left center to score Teal. Matt Preziotti then singled to score Chapman to make the score 4-2. A wild pitch enabled Lee to scamper home, and Chris Johnson then singled to left-center to score Preziotti. Kyle Goggins got on base by an error, and Kevin Wood singled in Johnson. Teal, in his second at-bat of the inning, scored Wood to make the score 7-4 in favor of the American team after two complete.
The DLL National pitching held the American's scoreless for the next five innings, battling out of jams in the fourth, fifth, and sixth innings. In the meantime, the National's nibbled back at the deficit, scoring a run in the top of the fourth, and two in the top of the fifth, to knot the game 7-7 at the end of regulation six innings.
The Nationals scored a run at the top of the eighth to break the tie, 8-7. But in the bottom of the eighth, Goggins drilled a double down the left field line, and Kevin Wood went deep over the left-center field fence with a two-run walk-off home run to secure the 9-8 victory for the American team.
For the night, Wood went 4 for 5, with 3 RBIs, and Teal went 4 for 4 with an RBI. Teal also threw out an attempted base stealer in the fourth inning to shut down a National rally. After a shaky start, Goggins settled down and pitched 4 strong innings. Chapman, in relief, pitched 4 innings, allowing only one run and 2 hits, while striking out 4 batters.
This game highlighted the talent within DLL, with gutsy performances by both teams. The American team, finishing the double elimination round-robin portion of the tournament with a perfect 5-0 record, enters the playoff portion of the tournament Saturday afternoon at 1:00 PM vs. Upper Loudoun American. With one more win, the American team will be District 16 Champions, and secure a spot in the Virginia State 11s Tournament in Lynchburg.
Tuesday, July 5th: DLLL American 11s Continue to Win with a 27-0 Victory over Upper Loudoun National and Complete Game Shutout by Andrew Robertson.
The DLL AL 11s raised their District 16 tournament record to 4-0 with a 27-0 win over Upper Loudoun National. Andrew Robertson pitched a masterful 4-inning game, striking out eight Upper Loudoun hitters while walking none.
The DLL AL offense was led by Dylan Teal with 4 hits, including 2 doubles and 6 RBIs, and Connor Yost, Kevin Wood, and Dylan Chapman who had 3 hits apiece. Chapman also carded 4 RBIs. Yost and Cameron West each had a triple.
The next game for DLL AL is against the DLL National League squad, scheduled for Friday July 8 at Barrett Field in Good Time Park in Leesburg.
Monday, July 4th: DLL American 11s Top Central Loudoun National 5-1 Behind Goggins' Six-Hitter
The DLL AL 11s beat the Central Loudoun National squad 5-1 on a complete game six-hitter by Kyle Goggins in an early morning game on the 4th of July, raising their tournament record to 3-0. The offensive was bolstered by a two RBI game by both Chris Johnson and Kevin Wood. Goggins was superb in going the distance, allowing just six hits while only walking one batter in the six innings.
The offense got a slow start, not scoring until the 3rd inning when Johnson got on base with a walk, and moved to 3rd base on a grounder by Goggins that was booted by the 3rd baseman. Wood hit a deep sacrifice fly to center field to score Johnson, making the score 1-0 after the top of the 3rd. In the fourth, Cameron West led off with a single, then George Lewis received a walk. Evan Maroni then hit a single to right-center, pushing West to 3rd base. Johnson then drilled a single to left-center, scoring Lewis. Wood added his 2nd RBI of the game by sending a single to left-center, scoring Maroni to cap the scoring in the 3rd, making the score 3-0. CL National scored a run in the bottom of the fourth to pull within 2 runs, 3-1. In the top of the fifth inning, the DLL AL offense got back on track by scoring 2 more runs, after two outs. Connor Yost walked, then was moved to second base on an infield hit by Andrew Lee. Matt Preziotti followed with a single to score Yost, then Johnson singled in Lee for the fifth and final run of the game. Goggins continued superb pitching, retiring the final seven batters he faced to card a complete game victory.
DLL AL 11s next game is Tuesday at 6:00 PM vs. the Upper Loudoun National nine.
Saturday, July 2nd: DLL American 11s Beat Central Loudoun AL 10-0 On Yost's Three-Hitter & Teal's Hitting
The DLL AL 11s started strong and beat Central Loudoun AL 10-0 behind Connor Yost's complete game three-hitter, and a two-run homer by catcher Dylan Teal.
Chris Johnson started the game off with a triple to left field, followed by an error by the CLLL shortstop on Kyle Goggins' grounder that scored Johnson. Kevin Wood then hit a single to center to score Goggins. Dylan Chapman then moved Wood over to third base, and Connor Yost singled to right field to score Wood to make the score 3-0 DLL AL after one inning. In the third inning, Teal led off with a single to center, Chapman moved him up a base with a single to left. Yost once again helped his own cause with a single to right, scoring Teal. Johnson then singled to left to plate Chapman to make the score 5-0 at the end of the third inning. The big bat of Teal got going in the fourth inning, after Wood singled to left-center, Teal went yard to left-center field to make it 7-0. In the fifth, Andrew Lee led off with a walk, then was moved up to second base on a single to left by Matt Preziotti. After a walk to Johnson, Lee scored on a wild pitch. Then Goggins walked and Wood walked to drive in Preziotti. The game ended with Teal producing his 3rd RBI of the game to make the final tally 10-0.
Yost pitched very well, only facing 20 batters in five full innings. He allowed only three hits, while walking only one batter in picking up the complete game shutout and victory.
The DLL AL 11s next opponent is Central Loudoun National at 9:10 AM on the 4th of July at Founders Field in Good Time Park in Leesburg.
Friday, July 1st: DLL American 11s Come Back to Defeat Upper Loudoun American 4-3
After trailing 3-0 in the 1st inning, the DLL American League 11s came back and defeated a talented Upper Loudoun American team 4-3. Pitcher Kyle Goggins pitched 4 strong innings and contributed to his own cause with a clutch 2-out hit in the bottom of the 3rd inning to drive in two runs.
In the bottom of the 3rd inning, the DLL Americans started a 2-out rally with Matt Preziotti singling to left field. This was followed by a single by Chris Johnson, then Goggins' base hit to drive in two runs. Kevin Wood then hit a double to score Goggins to tie the game up 3-3 after 3 full innings. After Goggins retiring the side in order in the top of the fourth, Dulles American came back In the bottom of the 4th inning with Dylan Chapmen leading off with a double down the left field line. Cameron West then moved Chapman to 3rd base with a ground out to shortstop. Andrew Robertson followed with a base hit, scoring Chapman with what turned out to be the winning run.
Goggins pitched 4 strong innings, and was relieved by Kevin Wood in the 5th. Wood shut down Upper Loudoun American in the 5th and 6th by facing only 6 hitters, aided by catcher Dylan Teal throwing out an Upper Loudoun player attempting to steal second.
Dulles American's next opponent is Central Loudoun American Saturday July 2nd, at 4:30 PM at Barrett Field in Good Times Park in Leesburg.
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DLL National (DLLN) 11s
Team Manager: John Lechler
VA District 16 Tournament Final Record: 3-2
| Cam Bowen |
Scott Doescher |
Mac Graham |
| Sean Harding |
Thomas Lechler |
Nick Melocik |
| Tyler Quackenbush |
Ryan Rentfro |
Andrew Seigel |
| Cason Smith |
Lee Sutherland |
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Wednesday, July 6th: DLL National 11s Rally to Win.... Again! Final Score: DLL 9, CLLL 6
The DLL Nationals are becoming the come-back kids. Down 2-0, the Dulles offense came alive in the third, sending 11 batters to the plate, led by Lee Sutherland earning a walk - the first of two he would take that inning. With smart base running and taking advantage of every passed ball, Dulles got runners in scoring position, and then drove them in. Cam Bowen drove in Scott Doescher for the first Dulles run of the game. Then with two outs, Dulles scored five more runs, starting when Andrew Seigel laid down a perfect squeeze bunt to score Nick Melocik, and Thomas Lechler doubled to the fence in left center with the go-ahead RBI. Lechler, Ryan Rentfro, who walked, and Mac Graham, who singled, all scored before the inning was over, aided by a double from Cason Smith. Sean Harding got things started in the fourth with a single, and Dulles added another run when Bowen scored. After CLL scored four runs in the top of the fifth to pull within one, Dulles opened the lead back up in the bottom of the inning when Smith and Garrett Thomas led off with back to back singles and both later scored.
Graham had the mound for Dulles for the complete game and struck out nine, while allowing only four walks. Keeping his cool in the top of the sixth, he protected his three run lead by recording all three outs of the inning: a strike out, a caught pop-fly, and for the final out of the game, Graham struck out the CLL clean-up hitter, who came to the plate with bases loaded representing the go-ahead run. Great game Mac!
Tuesday, July 5th: DLL National 11s Rally to Win
DLL National 11s were down 5-2 after 2 innings, but finished strong to beat the CLL American All Stars 17-6. The defense was led by Scott Doescher at 2nd base, who made several key plays to stop CLL American rallies. Ryan Rentfro pitched 4 solid innings and Cam Bowen came in strong in relief. The offensive comeback was sparked when Thomas Lechler hit his first ever home run over the left center field fence in the top of the third. Going into the 4th down 5-3, the DLL Nationals unleashed a scoring explosion when Lechler doubled with bases loaded to drive in two runs and tie the game. Rentfro then put Dulles up for good with a three run bomb. The whole line up contributed to the 17 runs, highlighted by Andrew Seigel with three hits and two runs scored, and Tyler Quackenbush who scored twice on two hits.
The next game will be played on Wednesday night at Good Times Park.
Monday, July 4th: DLL National 11s Fall to Upper Loudoun American team
DLL National took one on the chin on Monday. A great game played by both teams with ULL American coming out on top by the score of 5-4. Thomaas Lechler and Mac Graham pitched great, but timely hitting in the 6th inning was the difference.
Nick Melocik played a brilliant outfield with a great throw to third to stop a rally and Cason Smith looked like Brooks Robinson (or Melvin Mora) with some nice plays at third.
DLL National plays CLL Tuesday night at 6pm.
Saturday, July 2nd: DLL National 11s Beat Upper Loudoun NL 12-1
Dulles National 11 year olds were dominating in their first victory in tournament play 12-1. The team was led by Cam Bowen who pitched only 45 pitches in 4 innings to get the victory. The team played very solid defense and was led on the offensive side by Mac Graham who had a triple, double and single. The next game will be Monday, July 4th at 9am.
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DLL American (DLLA) 11/12 Majors
VA District 16 Champions
Team Manager: Kyle Jessop
VA District 16 Tournament Final Record: 5-1
VA State Tournament Final Record: 2-1
Saturday, July 9th: DLLA 3, CLLN 0
John Karasinski did a masterful job of pitching for 4 2/3 innings and Tyler Mocabee came in to get the save against a very good Central Loudoun squad. The top two hitters in the lineup (JP Woodward and Patrick Dawson) did a great job of getting on base (5 of 6) and Ty Lighton and Sid Harvey were able to pick them up. But defense and pitching won this for Dulles. A 2-6-2 double play turned in by Stephen Putnick and Ty Lighton on a double steal in the 2nd inning kept the game scoreless. A diving catch by Patrick Dawson with 2 runners on to end the 5th inning kept the lead. And a "HEADS UP" play by JP Woodward with one out in the 6th on a pick off all but ended the game. Tyler Mocabee struck out the last hitter to end the game.
Friday, July 8th: DLLA 4, CLLA 0
Stephen Putnick threw a complete game 3-hit shutout to carry Dulles to victory. Patrick Dawson (3 hits and 2 runs scored) and Sid Harvey (2 for 2, BB, 2-run home run) led the hitting attack.
Wednesday, July 6th: DLLA 8, ULLA 3
Dulles came back against a very good hitting Upper Loudoun American team to scratch out an 8-3 win. Down 2-0, and then 3-2, Dulles wouldn't quit. It was a true team effort at the plate as several players contributed significantly. John Karasinski and Sid Harvey each had two hits apiece and scored 2 runs each, while Zach Rawson had a clutch 2-out, 2-run double, and Patrick Young started a rally with a beautiful drag bunt. Matt Murphy, Stephen Putnick, Ty Lighton and JP Woodward also contributed towards the hit attack.
On the pitching side, Tyler Mocabee pitched the final four innings retiring 12 of the last 13 batters, and striking out 8 to get the win.
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DLL National (DLLN) 11/12 Majors
Team Manager: Steve Johnston
Coaches: Eric Deutsch and Paul Hershey
VA District 16 Tournament Final Record: 3-2
Shea Bargiel
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Danny Bour
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Taylor Clarke
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Ryan Deutsch
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Ryan Johnston
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Michael Kaladi |
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Monday, July 11th: Ryan Johnston Pitches No-Hitter! DLLN 1, CLLLA 0
Ryan Johnston realized every pitchers dream last night by pitching a no-hitter to defeat Central Loudon American, 1-0 at Freedom Park. In addition, Ryan drove in the only run of the game and had five assists and one putout defensively. It took Ryan only 50 pitches, 36 strikes, to complete his dream game. Ryan did not walk a batter and only a fifth inning error kept it from being a perfect game. Ryan received terrific defensive support, most notably from Josh Kuzbel, Michael Kaladi, Nick Montgomery, Danny Bour, Taylor Clarke, and his battery mate, Jeff Hershey. Danny Bour went 2-2 to support the effort offensively. Shea Bargiel, Jeff Hershey, Taylor Clarke and Johnston contributed one hit apiece.
Dulles National plays Dulles American for DLL bragging rights Wednesday
night at Freedom Park.
Wednesday, July 7th: DLL National 11/12s Beat Upper Loudoun National 7-0
The Dulles National 11/12 all-stars started their tournament with an impressive 7-0 victory over Upper Loudon National in a game shortened by rain. Taylor Clarke set the tone by pitching three scoreless innings and striking out four. Twenty-seven of Taylor's thirty pitches were strikes!! Jeff Hershey followed Taylor with two scoreless innings. Dulles National jumped out early with two in the first and five in the second inning. Josh Kuzbel, Shea Bargiel, Ryan Deutsch, Kyle Gouveia and Ryan Johnston all contributed one RBI each. Dulles National continues play tonight vs. Central Loudon National at 7:00.
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2005 All-Star Tournament Brackets
2005 Tournament Bracket 9-10 year olds
2005 Tournament Bracket 11 year olds
2005 Tournament Bracket Majors
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Tournament Format Rules
DLL will field six All-star teams to participate in
Little League-sponsored tournaments. The DLL American League and National
League will each field a team for the Majors (11/12) Tournament,
the 11 Tournament and the 9/10 Tournament.
This is DLL's inaugural season in Little League District 16. Our DLL teams will be competing in District 16 along with teams from Central
Loudoun Little League and Upper
Loudoun Little League. The tournament is a round-robin format with the winner being crowned the District 16 champion. The round-robin games will be followed by an if-necessary playoff if there is more than 1 team with less than 2 losses.
The 11 and 9/10 tournaments end with the state championship.
The Majors tournament continues with the state champion representing
Virginia in the Southern Region Championship, held in St. Petersburg,
FL. The Southern Region champion will move to the Little League World
Series, held in August in Williamsport, PA.
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Tournament Rules
All tournaments will be played using the Little League
Tournament Rules, as contained in the 2005 green book. There are considerable
differences between tournament rules and regular-season rules. Managers,
Coaches, Umpires, and Parents are advised to familiarize themselves
with the differences.
Some of the main rule differences:
There is no continuous batter order
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Minimum play is one at-bat AND play in the field
for three consecutive defensive outs
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If a team fails to meet minimum play for each
player, they forfeit
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Players may enter the game unlimited times; once
they appear at a certain spot in the batting order they must appear
at that same spot anytime they are in the game.
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Once per inning, a player who is not currently
in the line-up may be used as a Special Pinch Runner, which does
not count as a substitution
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10 run rule is used
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Pitching resting requirements are very different
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All-Star Results from Previous Years
2004 All-Star Results
2003 All-Star Results
2002 All-Star Results
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