Category: 2017 Season Updates

Updates for the 2017 season!

August 27th 2017

GAME RECAPS

On the penultimate week of the regular season, the Field of Dreamers took to SkyDome once again, this time on an unseasonably cool midsummer’s night. Directly proportionate to the drop in temperature was the number of Frisbee devotees, perhaps deserting Trinity Bellwoods in order to pack their bags full of camping gear and their pockets full of narcotics in preparation for the annual migration across the border to Burning Man.

The first game of the evening was a matchup between the league’s second and fourth place teams, the Rouge River Ballsheviks and the Credit River Rainbow Trout. There was nothing fishy about the quick start for the Trout, who scored three runs in the first inning, angling to sink their socialist counterparts in a feeding frenzy and tip the scales in their favour. But the Ballsheviks, perhaps luring their opponents into a false sense of security, responded proportionately and equitably by scoring three of their own. Fantastic infield defense for the Trout along with strong hits by LJ Robinson and Johann Juarez would not let their opponents off the hook easily. But as the game went on, the Ballsheviks stayed true to their founding principles, handing out ‘the soft’ – a number of smooth singles by Shelagh, Lainie and Nav – along with ‘the hard’ – some deep blasts to the dog dish below the hill by Jarl, Umar and Andrew. Merle’s 3 RBIs and Rachele’s amazing catch and subsequent stop, drop and roll helped extinguish the Trout on the evening by a score of 19-11 (Andy Smith – Rouge River).

In the late game, a substitute-heavy Humber River Hustle got down against the Don River Mastodons in front of a capacity crowd of seven. Batting first, the proboscideans nosed ahead to an early lead with a mammoth number of singles trumpeting their arrival to the field. Annelies stomped ahead to her first career double, while Darren’s three triples made the Hustle sweat like a fur-clad teen coming out of Comfort Zone on a Sunday afternoon. But the Hustle were able to tap into a groove and got into the swing of things, jazzing up the scoresheet with a Humber Riverdance of offensive power led by Richard’s two huge homers and Mike Yam’s perfect night at the plate. Excellent defense by Gita Madan and Janine Caster  meant the Hustle were the hot stuff of the night, winning by a score of 13-9. This game also featured more bruises than the mosh pit during and encore performance of “Colony of Birchmen” with batted balls to legs, faces and hands causing some (hopefully!) minor injuries. Heal well, Dreamers! (Andy Smith – Rouge River).

As a reminder, there are no scheduled games for Labour Day weekend. Instead, a celebration of sport and friendship is being planned at Dovercourt Park for the early evening of Sunday, September 3. If you’d like to help coordinate, please contact Merle by email.

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
Rachel Small – becomes 9th player in league history to score at least 55 career runs (up 1 spot!)
LJ Robinson – becomes 10th player in league history to record at least 50 career runs batted in (up 1 spot!)
Johann Juarez – T-2nd all time in career home runs (with Adrian Rodill) at 34 (up 1 spot!)
Peter Demakos- T-15th all time with 35 career runs batted in (up 3 spots!)
Robin Smillie – becomes 53rd player in league history to record at least 25 career hits (up 4 spots!)
Colin Hastings – 8th player in league history to record 10 career triples (up 1 spot!)
Robyn Letson – becomes 24th player in league history to record at least 90 at-bats!

Don River

Devin Clancy- becomes 12th player in league history to record 15 career doubles (up 1 spot!)
Jessica Duarte – T-24th all time in runs scored with 24 (up 3 spots!)
Brianna Greaves -57th all time with 22 career hits (up 2 spots!)
Darren Puscas – ranks 1st in the league in at-bats (73) and hits (56) and triples (11) this season!
Karen Campbell – becomes 47th player in league history to reach the 30 career hit plateau!
Noah Adams – becomes 25th player in league history to reach the 50 career hit plateau!
Ryan Hayes – T-5th all time in career home runs with 16 (up 1 spot!)
Terrance Luscombe – becomes 19th player in league history to reach 45 career singles (up 1 spot!)

Humber River
Craig Fortier – 1st in the league this season with 20 doubles, 56 runs batted in and 35 runs scored.
Janine Caster -T-27th all time with 23 career runs scored (up 7 spots!)
Laura Pin – becomes 55th player in league history to reach 40 career at-bats (up 3 spots!)
Andrew Norton – T-14th in league history with 12 career doubles (up 1 spot!)
Richard Peters – 3rd in the league this season with 6 home runs (including 2 in the last game!)

Rouge River
Karl Gardner – 7th all time in career hits with 109!
Lainie Basman- becomes 13th player in league history to record at least 70 hits (71)!
Andy Smith – currently leads the league this season with an .872 batting average
Nav Sidhu – T-15th all time with 68 career hits (up 1 spot!)
Shelagh Pizey Allen – 61st player in league history to score at least 10 career runs (up 8 spots!)
Andrew Stokes -currently leads all qualified players in career batting average .814!
Merle Davis – becomes 13th player in league history to record at least 125 career at bats (126)!
Rachele Clemente -currently ranks 7th in at-bats this season with 62!
Umar Saeed – T-30th in league history with 20 career runs batted in (up 5 spots!)
Gita Madan- becomes the 35th player in league history to record 30 career hits (up 3 spots!)

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FIRSTS & Seconds

Double
Annelies Cooper (1) – Don River

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ODDITIES

ALL TIME PLAYERS LIST (REACH 50 CAREER AT-BATS!!!)

Karen Campbell (Don) (52), Alex Brant (Credit) (51), Niloofar Golkar (51), and Kate Uffelman (50) all moved above the 50 at-bat mark becoming the 44th, 45th, 46th, and 47th players in league history to reach that mark!!

Strange But True

Meghan Wright (Credit) posted the exact same statistical line as Tings Chak in their first 8 at bats – including 4 hits, 4 singles, and 3 runs scored.

Mike Yam (Humber) posted the exact same statistical line as Ryan Tinney in their first 4 at bats – including 4 hits, 1 double, 2 triples, 2 runs scored, and 5 runs batted in!

 

August 20th 2017

GAME RECAPS

This week’s early match featured the charging Mastodons against the migrating Rainbow Trout and it was clear that a great collision was about to occur. The last game of the pre-eclipse 2017 era, the Field of Dreamer’s played under an usually sunny field as the last sweaty days of summer dripped with the sappy emotion of a Death Cab for Cutie song.  While the action on the field was filled with exciting plays, including Rachel Smalls over the head swings for base hits, in the stands, our weekly play-by-play announcer, Michael, stopped by to play a game he called “Five Innocent Questions” and though we only got through two of the five questions before a heroic 18-10 victory for the flapping fish, we did learn that: 1. Michael’s favourite city (outside of Toronto) is: Athens, Greece.  2. A meal that Micheal learned from his mother that he still makes to this day is: Potato Latkes. 3. Micheal is of Ukrainian descent and has been married a number of times. 4. The best part of Michael’s week is watching our ball games and yelling “Let’s Make Baseball!” – a phrase he is certain to have coined, confirming Umar & Jess’s suspicion from earlier in the season.

In the nighttime bill, the Humber River Hustle got some spot support from Dancing Deeve, Grooving Graeme, and Disco Darren as they went to work under the bright lights of SkyDome to face off with the “Only Dance Acceptable is Dance to Tune of Marching Band” Soviets who welcomed Comrade Ryan Hayes to bolster their Red Army. The Disco Divas played some stellar defence with Yogi Acharya notably snaring a Soviet Missile off the bat of the Jarl of Dufferinikov that left burn marks in his glove. While the Hustle got out to a good lead, the Ballsheviks gave them a red scare in the third inning with a powerful five run burst. But in the end, the Hustle brought some feel good levity to the austere communists and walked away with a 23-11 victory.

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
Peter Demakos – 26th all time in career hits with 45 (up 8 spots!)
Linda Swanston – becomes the 66th player in league history to reach the 25 at-bat plateau (26)
Robin Smillie – T-51st all time with 22 career singles (up  6 spots!)
Robyn Letson – becomes the 20th player in league history to reach 30 career RBIs (up 3 spots!)

Don River

Jennifer Mussell – becomes 55th player in league history to reach 20 career hits (up 8 spots!)
Jessica Duarte – currently ranks 9th in the league in runs scored this season with 23!
Karen Campbell – 44th all time with 26 career singles (up 6 spots!)
Annelies Cooper – currently ranks 2nd in the league in singles this season with 33!
Darren Puscas – first player to break the single season record for at-bats (69) held by Devin Clancy (2016, 60), hits (53) held by Adrian Rodill (2007, 45), and triples (8) held by Francisco Villegas (2007, 7).
Noah Adams – T-22nd all time with 87 career at-bats (up 3 spots!)
Ryan Hayes – becomes the 2nd player in league history to pass 300 career at-bats (306)!
Terrance Luscombe – 11th all time with 7 career triples (up 1 spot!)

Humber River
Craig Fortier – first player in the league to break the single season record for doubles (19) held by Johann Juarez (2015, 18).
Janine Caster – becomes 37th player in league history to reach 60 at-bats plateau (up 3 spots!)
Jenny Chan – T-5th all time in career hits with 110 (up 1 spot!)
Jo Jefferson – becomes 15th player in league history to reach 35 career RBIs (up 3 spots!)
Andrew Norton – currently ranks 2nd in league batting average, posting an .857 mark thus far!
Richard Peters – T-21st all time in career hits with 53 (up 4 spots!)
Yogi Acharya – becomes the first player to break the single season singles record (35) set by Devin Clancy (2016, 33)!

Rouge River
Karl Gardner – T-6th all time in career doubles with 26 (up 1 spot!)
Kate Uffelman – T-46th in league history with 28 career hits (up 5 spots!)
Lainie Basman- T-12th all time in career at-bats with 122 (up 2 spots!)
Andrew Stokes – 33rd player in league history to reach 30 career singles (up 11 spots!)
Merle Davis – currently ranks 4th in the league with 61 at-bats this season (become 4th player (along with Darren Puscas, Karl Gardner, and Yogi Acharya) to break Devin Clancy’s record setting 60 at-bat mark in 2016)!
Rachele Clemente -T-44th all time with 29 career hits (up 7 spots!)
Umar Saeed – T-29th in league history with 5 career doubles (up 4 spots!)
Gita Madan- currently ranks 5th in the league with 60 at-bats this season!

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FIRSTS & Seconds

Runs Batted In
Graeme Bacque (2) – Humber River

Triples
Devin Clancy (1) – Don River

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ODDITIES

ALL TIME PLAYERS LIST (REACH 50 CAREER AT-BATS!!!)

Matthew Poggi (Don) (50), Katie German (Humber) (52), and Stuart Schlusser (54)  all moved above the 50 at-bat mark becoming the 42nd, 43rd, and the 44th players in league history to reach that mark!!

Ahead by a Century Fish

Colin Hastings (102) and Rachel Small (101) become the first set of teammates to reach the 100 hit plateau on the same night. They become 8th and 9th players in league history to reach that mark! 

Quarter Century Fish

Alex Brant (25) and Niloofar Golkar (25) become the first set of teammates to reach the 25 hit plateau on the same night. They become the 51st and 52nd players in league history to reach that mark!

August 6th 2017

GAME RECAPS

The tonal cacophony of traditional Portuguese folk music and underground house modulated back and forth as the Dreamers took the Field for two games under the Sturgeon Moon.  The first tilt saw the charging Mastodons take on the dipsy doodling Hustle and with so much stomping happening it was clear that the dance card was full for the evening.  Both the twinkle toes and the heavy footed ones welcomed an array of subs for this affair as Gita Madan, Andrew Stokes, Krysta Williams suited up for the white & gold of Humber and Karl Gardner, and Ness Dixon, donned the deep purple of Don! The start of the game favoured the Miocene mammals as they pummelled an array of hits that prompted them to a 9-3 lead.  But a pair of two-run bombs by Craig Fortier scoring Yogi Acharya narrowed the gap.  However, again the Eastenders flew out on top with some clutch hitting by Karen Campbell and Darren Puscas and some key defensive stops by the returning Terrance Luscombe and the sure handed Ryan Hayes.  The game became a see-saw battle and it was a lightning rod three run home run that scored Laura Pin and Andrew Stokes by Gita Madan that dropped the needle and put the Hustle out in front.  But it was the Mastodons who saved the last dance this time as they came away with a 17-15 victory!

While it was the Sturgeon Moon that shined brightly in the sky it was the Rainbow Trout who glistened on the diamond.  Both squads were fortified with a slew of subs with Viva Rae Davis Matthews, Julia Danilewski, Giibwanisi and Janine Caster donning the white cloth of the red menace and Mark Calzavara, Natalia Saavedra, Darren Puscas, Yogi Acharya, and Craig Fortier sporting the powder blue iridescence of the Trout.  The game was an explosive display from the Trout who swam with fury all over the diamond.  At one point, perhaps foreshadowing the significant prowess for getting on base the Credit River squad showed, it could be heard from bench captain Rachel Small, that the Ballshevik revolution had reached it’s Troutskyist turn! Despite the lopsided result, the game was filled with exciting flourishes from the Rouge as Viva & Julia looked comfortable as part of the vanguard with some serious hits that had the Trout floundering.  But defence was the name of the game for the fish as an excellent outfield assist by Niloofar Golkar prompted a run-down after a hard hit double off the bat of Richard Peters and a steeple chase double play swallowed up Kate Uffelman trying to scamper back to first. With the win Credit River flexed their gills, but like the 4th International, the Ballsheviks realized that there would be life post-Troutsky and as the brisk breeze filled the air…the echoes of “Let’s Make Baseball” hung a little heavier tonight.

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
LJ Robinson – T-7th all time with 67 career runs scored (up 1 spot!)
Linda Swanston – T-64th all time with 12 career singles (up 6 spots!)
Rachel Small – becomes the 5th player in league history to reach 85 career singles (up 1 spot!)
Niloofar Golkar – becomes 47th player in league history to reach 40 career at-bats (up 9 spots!)

Don River

Devin Clancy – becomes 11th player in league history to reach 75 career hits!
Ryan Hayes – becomes 2nd player in league history to reach 150 runs batted in (152) and 115 runs scored!
Terrance Luscombe – T-15th all time with 63 career hits (up 3 spots!)

Humber River
Craig Fortier – currently leads the league this season with 50 runs batted in!
Natalia Saavedra – becomes 29th player in league history to reach 40 career hits (up 6 spots!)
Jo Jefferson – becomes 11th player in league history to reach 120 career at-bats (up 2 spots!)
Richard Peters – T-9th all time in career doubles with 17 (up 2 spots!)
Yogi Acharya – currently leads the league with 31 singles (2 shy of the all-time mark held by Devin Clancy 33 in 2016)

Rouge River
Karl Gardner – becomes 4th player in league history to reach 25 career home runs (26)!
Kate Uffelman – becomes 48th player in league history to reach 25 career hits (up 3 spots!)
Andrew Stokes – currently leads all qualified hitters (50 or more at-bats) in career batting average with a stellar .807 mark
Merle Davis – T-14th all time with 111 career at-bats (up 1 spot!)

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FIRSTS & Seconds

Hits
Mark Calzavara (4) – Credit River
Viva Rae Davis Matthews (1) – Rouge River
Julia Danilewski (2) – Rouge River
Krysta Williams (1) – Humber River

Home Runs
Gita Madan (1) – Rouge River

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ODDITIES

ALL TIME PLAYERS LIST (REACH 50 CAREER AT-BATS!!!)

Darren Puscas (Don) Peter Demakos (Credit) and Janine Caster (Humber) all moved above the 50 at-bat mark becoming the 37th, 38th, and the 39th players in league history to reach that mark!!

Singles Party

The trio of Annelies Cooper (29), Jessica Duarte (27), and Karen Campbell (26) are 2nd, 3rd, and 4th respectively in singles this season on the leaderboards – the Mastodons continue to stomp out the hits! They are all chasing the all-time record for singles in a given season held by Devin Clancy who hit 33 in 2016.

20/20

Laura Pin and Leigh Kittson become a duo of Humber River players to accumulate their 20th career hit on the same night!

The least Outs

Ness Dixon (Rouge) has only recorded 3 outs over the first 22 at-bats of the season!

July 23rd 2017

GAME RECAPS

The Skydome’s early match between the Humber River Hustle and the Credit River Rainbow Trout was chock-full of small victories, the details of which overwhelm this short summary. Here are just a few highlights: A triple at the plate and a double play at shortstop for Natalia Saavedra were essential to the Hustle’s success. In five at bats, Janine Caster – arguably one of the fastest Hustlers – posted four hits and three runs. And, to no one’s surprise, there were abounding ground-rule doubles off the mighty bats of Richard Peters and borrowed-Ballshevik Karl Gardner. The Trout had their own reason to celebrate after the first home run by Peter Demakos this season (second in his career!), which also scored three runs. A couple of new Trouts jumped into the water for the first time and showed their stripes: Meghan Wright and Saren Smillie contributed excellent offence, and Saren took a strong stance against opposing RBIs with an amazing catch in centre field. In the end, the Hustle had the higher score – but the game peaked spirits on both sides (by Robyn Letson – Credit River Rainbow Trout).

“Why don’t we have a post-game stomp?” asked a member of the Rouge River squad as they huddled and stared across the diamond at the Mastodons engaging in an ever-so-slightly imposing ritual.

Often the box scores fail to capture some of the most important things to happen at the game. Tonight, we cannot recap this game and not mention the enthusiastic and possibly inebriated man that relentlessly cheered (but in a heckling sort of way) every single player to approach the plate that night. He did not discriminate. He wanted you to get hits. He would encourage you to “focus” at times if he felt it was necessary, or to “just give it a poke” if you swung and missed a couple of times. He would definitively let you know that you were out, in case you weren’t sure. If “Let’s make baseball” becomes a thing – this was the man that coined that phrase.

But what actually happened in the game? The Rouge River Ballsheviks squeaked out a win 18-17. The game was cut short due to time so who knows what might have happened had another inning been played. The Ballsheviks took an early lead thanks to many hard hit balls, some being lost in the outfield. Rouge River solidified this lead with stellar defense, marked by a 1-2-3 inning where Gita Madan, Lainie Basman and Karl Gardner made back-to-back-to-back amazing pop-fly catches. But the Mastodons took this charge in stride. And it was indeed thanks to the gigantic mammal’s strides that suddenly, the Ballsheviks’ who were thought to have practically assured victory, were taken to tusk. The loveable prehistoric beasts reinforced their defensive strategy with masterly 2nd base hustles by Annelies Cooper and total 3rd base control by Matthew Poggi to hold the Ballsheviks’ 7 point lead at bay. Then, in what were nail-biting final innings, Darren Puscas hit two home runs bringing in at least 5 Mastodons home, and Ryan Hayes continued the stoic climb to a tied score with an out of field hit that contributed to what must have been the league’s record in “most balls lost in a single game”. What a joy it was for both teams to challenge each other so rewardingly and evenly. May all future games be as evenly matched (by Umar Saeed – Rouge River Ballsheviks and Jessica Duarte – Don River Mastodons).

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
Colin Hastings – 5th player all time to score 70 career runs!
LJ Robinson – 4th player all time to reach 200 career at-bats (201)!
Alex Brant – 49th all time with 19 career singles (up 3 spots!)
Robin Smillie – T-51st in league history with 20 career hits (up 6 spots!)
Robyn Letson – becomes 17th player in league history to reach 30 runs batted in (up 1 spot!)
Rachel Small – 9th all time in runs scored with 48 (up 1 spot!)
Niloofar Golkar – T-51st all time with 36 career at-bats (up 8 spots!)

Don River
Devin Clancy – becomes 12th player in league history to reach 45 career runs scored!
Karen Campbell – currently ranks 6th in the league with 24 singles on the season!
Ryan Hayes – becomes 2nd player in league history to cross the 200 hit (202) and 50 doubles plateaus (51)!
Jennifer Mussell – 50th player in league history to reach 11 runs scored!
Jessica Duarte – currently ranks 7th in the league with 20 runs scored this season!
Matthew Poggi – currently ranks 9th in the league with 23 runs batted in this season!
Annelies Cooper – currently leads the league with 29 singles this season!

Humber River
Craig Fortier – becomes 1st player in league history to reach 80 career doubles!
Jo Jefferson – T-9th all time with 58 career singles (up 3 spots!)
Rocio Velasquez – T-25th all time with 20 career runs scored (up 9 spots!)
Richard Peters – 16th all time with 31 career runs batted in (up 3 spots!)
Janine Caster – T-32nd all time with 26 career singles (up 10 spots!)
Yogi Acharya – currently ranks 4th in the league this season with 33 hits!

Rouge River
Gita Madan – T-43rd all time with 12 career runs batted in (up 2 spots!)
Karl Gardner – becomes 10th player in league history to record at least 125 at bats (up 2 spots!)
Stu Schlusser – T-44th all time with 26 career hits (up 5 spots!)
Kate Uffelman – T-42nd all time with 22 career singles (up 7 spots!)
Shelagh Pizey Allen – becomes the 60th player in league history to record at least 16 hits!
Lainie Basman – 8th all time with 63 career singles (up 1 spot!)
Merle Davis – T-4th this season with 25 singles!
Rachele Clemente – T-3rd in the league with 46 at bats this season!

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FIRSTS & Seconds

Hits
Meghan Wright (4) – Credit River
Saren Smillie (2) – Credit River

Triples
Natalia Saavedra (2) – Humber River
Umar Saeed (1) – Rouge River

Home Runs
Peter Demakos (2) – Credit River

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ODDITIES

Double Trouble

Darren Puscas (Don) becomes the third player this season (joining Karl Gardner (Rouge) and Richard Peters (Humber)) to have multiple home runs in a single game!

Safest Player

Andy Smith (Rouge) has only recorded 4 outs in 35 at-bats resulting in a league leading .886 batting average!

June 16th 2017

GAME RECAPS

The mood was jovial as the stomping Mastodons took on the fleet of foot Hustle in the first game of the night.  Early on the Hustle were logging a lot of RPMs as they jumped out to an early lead on the strengths of big hits by Natalia Saavedra, Leigh Kittson and Andrew Norton and a hustle home run off the bat of the finely dressed Yogi Acharya! Yet it was a bunch of b-sides that ruled the day with small hits from Rocio Velasquez, Jenny Chan, Craig Fortier, Janine Caster, Jo Jefferson, Laura Pin, Katie German, and Richard Peters. But the Mastadons weren’t to be taken lightly – pun intended – as they stormed back in the final inning led by a mammoth – pun also intended – triple by Ryan Hayes that cashed in the always dependable Karen Campbell & Matthew Poggi.  With Annelies Cooper, Brianna Greaves, and Devin Clancy running in herds, some timely hitting from Jessica Duarte, Darren Puscas and Reena Reddy got the ‘Dons within one run – before an elephant shot was caught by Janine Caster to end the rampage. The Hustle danced to their 6th win of the season with a 14-13 victory.

In the second game, the mosquitoes were out in full force and it was the Trout looking to do some feeding! A back and forth affair with the loveable commies, softballs were flying out of the park off the bats of the Ballsheviks like the great Lenin festivals in Stalingrad circa 1968! This didn’t stop the Trout from biting at all those balls and a few extremely challenging dives by Colin Hastings just came up a little short.  But the Trout kept up their swim with great swats by Robin Smillie, Robyn Letson, and Rachel Small – and some solid defence by LJ Robinson, TH Vega, and Alex Brant. Despite these efforts, the Trout’s migration was blocked by the Iron Curtain and they flopped at the hands of the feisty pinkos by a tally of 18-15. However, Pravda is reporting the score as 100-0 declaring that the U.S.S.R. is much greater than lowly ryba. The Rainbow Trout have released a statement suggesting that this score was a little fishy.   The official scorebook will continue to read as an 18-15 victory for Rouge River.

See the game box scores here

See player stats here

See league standings here


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MILESTONES

Credit River
TH Vega – T-51st all time with 33 career at-bats (up 9 spots!)
Colin Hastings – 4th all time with 29 career doubles (up 1 spot!)
LJ Robinson – becomes 5th player in league history to reach 110 career hits (up 1 spot!)
Alex Brant – T-49th all time with 19 career hits (up 6 spots!)
Robin Smillie – T-54th in league history with 32 career at bats (up 6 spots!)
Robyn Letson – becomes 20th player in league history to reach 25 runs scored (up 3 spots!)
Rachel Small – 9th player in league history to reach 90 career hits (91) (up 1 spot!)

Don River
Devin Clancy – 11th all time in career hits with 71 (up 1 spot!)
Karen Campbell – becomes 42nd player in league history to reach 25 career hits!     Annelies Cooper – T-10th all time with 55 career singles (up 3 spots!)
Ryan Hayes – T-2nd on all time list with 14 career triples (up 1 spot!)
Jennifer Mussell – T-51st all time with 10 career runs scored (up 13 spots!)
Jessica Duarte – T-3rd this season with 19 singles (T-41st all time – up  5 spots!)
Darren Puscas – T-14th all time with 9 career doubles (up 11 spots!)
Matthew Poggi – T-20th all time with 23 career RBIs  (up 7 spots!)
Reena Reddy – T-23rd all time with 34 career singles (up 5 spots!)

Humber River
Katie German – leads the league with 26 singles and is 5th in the league with 27 hits
Jenny Chan – becomes the 3rd player in league history to reach 100 career singles (101)!
Craig Fortier – leads the league with 32 hits
Jo Jefferson – T-16th all time with 59 career hits (up 1 spot!)
Rocio Velasquez – becomes 20th player in league history to reach 85 career at-bats!
Leigh Kittson – T-25th all time with 6 career doubles (up 4 spots!)
Richard Peters – 33rd all time in career at bats with 57 (up 3 spots!)
Janine Caster – T-44th all time with 24 career hits (up 4 spots!)
Andrew Norton- 10th in career home runs with 4 (up 4 spots!)
Laura Pin – T-28th all time with 18 career RBIs (up 5 spots!)

Rouge River
Gita Madan – T-44th all time with 36 career at-bats (up 10 spots!)
Stu Schlusser – T-25th all time with 6 career doubles (up 3 spots!)
Kate Uffelman – T-45th all time with 18 career singles (up 4 spots!)                                   Karl Gardner – leads the league history with 7 home runs this season!
Lainie Basman – becomes 14th player in league history to reach 65 career hits!
Merle Davis – T-2nd in the league with 43 at-bats this season!
Andrew Stokes – becomes 13th player in league history to reach 10 career doubles!
Rachele Clemente – T-5th in the league with 37 at bats this season!

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FIRSTS & Seconds

Doubles
Brianna Greaves (1) – Don

Triples
Natalia Saavedra (1) – Humber

Home Runs
Yogi Acharya (1) – Humber

(2) and Andrew Norton – Humber (2) and Andy Smith – Rouge (2) and Andrew Stokes – Rouge (2) second career home runs!

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ODDITIES

No Oddities to Report