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Tournaments  | Championship | 3/6/2016

One Day Champions Crowned

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EMERSON, Ga. – The One Day Showdowns took over LakePoint, Joe Cowan Park, and Cartersville High School for the second weekend in a row to determine a championship for the 10u-14u age groups.


10u Champions: Double Day Rockville Tsunami




The Tsunami cruised to the championship game at the 10u level and earned a 5-4 victory over the Wolfpack. Leading their team was Cole Dingler who delivered five hits in eight at-bats, including one triple, three RBI and a pair of runs scored. Kwadrus Wilson was the big hero in the championship game delivering the eventual go-ahead RBI double in the fourth inning.

Treylin Davis earned the win in the championship game that ended hitting time limit after four innings out at Joe Cowan Park. He tossed three innings allowing three earned runs and struck out four batters.


10u Runner-up: Wolfpack


11u Champions: East Cobb Astros




The Astros entered the championship game with a perfect 3-0 record and cruised to a blowout championship win with a final score of 19-1. The Astros posted an almost unbelievable run differential of 52-4 over the course of the tournament. The list of their top offensive contributors runs far too long to mention everyone, but Ira Jeffries and Tyler McGuire delivered seven and six hits respectively with both of them collecting six RBI and runs scored.

Jake Hembree started and earned the win for the Astros in the championship game with two shutout innings on the mound while striking out four batters. Jason Walk also tossed a pair of shutout innings with four strikeouts of his own in their pool play game.


11u Runner-up: ECB Rockies


12u Champions: East Cobb Academy Colt 45’s




The Colt 45’s entered the playoffs undefeated and remained that way throughout the tournament posting a 4-0 record en route to winning the 12u One Day Showdown division. In their championship game they topped the 6-4-3 DP Tigers 8-0 in five innings. Their offensive catalyst was Sutton Smith who collected six hits, including three homers, a pair of doubles, five RBI and six runs scored.

Earning the win in their championship matchup against the Tigers was Thaddeus Ector who pitched a commanding four shutout innings allowing just one hit and a pair of walks while striking out six batters. The Colt 45’s pitchers as a staff allowed a mere four earned runs over their 20 innings played.


12u Runner-up: 643 DP Tigers 12u


13u Champions: eXposure Baseball




Returning to LakePoint after their One Day Showdown #1 championship just a week ago, eXposure came out and earned a second straight trophy and bragging rights over the field. eXposure rallied after dropping their first game to come back and sweep the next three, capping it with a 9-8 win over the Home Plate Chilidogs – Carnazzo. The team was led offensively by Cooper Kinney who delivered seven hits in 10 at-bats (with a pair of extra-base hits), two RBI and four runs scored.

Starting for them in their quarterfinal game was Kaleb Valdez who tossed an impressive five inning perfect game and recording nine strikeouts. Valdez did so tossing only 54 pitches in five innings, proving to be incredibly efficient.


13u Runner-up: Home Plate Chilidogs - Carnazzo


14u Champions: Home Plate Chilidogs 14u – Thompson




The Chilidogs, led by coach Lloyd Thompson, rallied with a three-run third inning to take the 14u age division crown over the 6-4-3 DP Cougars, winning 3-1. Shepherd Hancock led the Home Plate offense with four base hits, six RBI – including one in the championship game – and two runs scored.

Ryder Williard handled both pitching and hitting duties during Sunday’s showdown and impressed on both fronts. He tossed a pair of scoreless innings in the championship game, striking out the side in both innings. At the plate, he collected a home run, a double, four RBI and scored two runs.


14u Runner-up: 643 DP Cougars



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