Category: ASA

2019 ASA Men’s Super Slow Pitch Nationals

2019 held at Drakes Creek Park in Hendersonville, Tennessee on August 15-16, 2019.


Champion – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton, Le Sueur, Minnesota
Runner Up – Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI, San Jose, California


H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton repeated as USA Softball Super Slow Pitch National Champion after narrowly edging Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI 30-28 in the Championship Game.

After cruising to three run-rule victories through bracket play, H. Auto was met by a gritty Dan Smith team that battled through the losers’ bracket after dropping their first contest of the tournament. The team won five-consecutive games today to earn a spot in the Championship contest, ultimately falling just two runs shy of forcing an “if-necessary” game.

H. Auto took an early lead as the visiting team, putting up four runs on the board in the first inning while Dan Smith tallied just one. Both squads were nearly even in the second inning as a nine-run outing by H. Auto and a 10-run inning by Dan Smith kept the game interesting at 13-11, H. Auto.

Dan Smith took the lead in the bottom of the third inning, one that they held until the sixth inning, exploding for nine runs while limiting H. Auto to just four in the top of the third. Both squads managed just four runs apiece through the next two innings of play until H. Auto’s offense came alive in the top of the sixth to take the lead for good.

A leadoff double by Kyle Pearson put an early base runner on for H. Auto. A fly out and sac fly quickly retired the next two batters, but Tournament MVP Travis Clark kept the offense alive with a single to left. Bubba Mack sent a ball out of the park for two runs, Steele Lewis tripled and Chente Granados hit a two-run shot to give H. Auto a 27-24 lead.

Dan Smith brought the game within one run after Argen Dodds sent out a two-run home run in the bottom of the sixth.

With the game headed to the seventh inning, Dan Smith looked to have the advantage after getting H. Auto to fly out and strikeout for the first two outs, but the visiting team’s offense could not be stopped. A two-run home run by Pearson and a solo shot by Jeremy Yates extended their lead to 30-26.

Trailing by four, a two-run home run by Steven Lloyd looked to spark a two-out rally, but a fly ball to right field ended the game with H. Auto taking the 30-28 win.

Clark and Pearson crushed it at the plate for H. Auto, each picking up six RBI with Clark hitting three home runs and Pearson sending out two. Yates also sent three balls out of the park, driving in five runs with Mack bringing in four runs.

For Dan Smith, Dodds added seven RBI to his stats for the tournament, hitting three home runs while Lloyd and Jon Nelson each hit out two.

How the teams made it to the finals

H. Auto landed in the Championship Game after going 3-0 through bracket play. In their first contest of the tournament, H. Auto took advantage of a 12-run, second inning in a 25-4 (four inning) win over Heartland Investors. Mack had seven RBI while three batters had multi-home run performances.

A 26-1 (five inning) win over Anarchy/SIS/OA Apparel earned H. Auto their second run-rule win of the Super Slow Pitch National Championship. Clark limited Anarchy to just six hits in the win while helping himself out at the plate with five RBI.

H. Auto earned their spot in the Championship Game with a 27-6 (four inning) win over TDB. Clark once again had a phenomenal game at the plate, sending out four home runs while Wegman led the team with six RBI.

For Dan Smith, an opening-game loss to Anarchy sent them to the losers’ bracket where they would battle their way to the Championship Game. A 35-27 win over OC/Drip City/FD, a 12-9 victory over Heartland Investors, a 30-22 win over Ts 13/Monsta/CTE and a 20-3 (five inning) run-rule in a rematch with Anarchy brought the team within one game of the Championship contest.

Facing off against TDB, who dropped the winners’ bracket finale against H. Auto a game prior, Dan Smith took advantage of a 12-run first inning en route to a 28-24 win. Playing textbook softball, Dan Smith only scored six runs by way of the long ball in the win.

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  • MVP – Travis Clark – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (14-16, .875, 9 HR, 17 RBI, 13 Runs)
  • HR Leader – Travis Clark – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (14-16, .875, 17 RBI, 13 Runs) – 9
  • HR Leader – Argen Dodds, Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (18-30, .621, 28 RBI, 16 Runs) – 9
  • Batting Leader – Travis Clark – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (14-16, 9 HR, 17 RBI, 13 Runs) – .875
  • Batting Leader – Brian Wegman – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (14-16, 3 HR, 14 RBI, 14 Runs) – .875

FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Travis Clark – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (14-16, .875, 9 HR, 17 RBI, 13 Runs
IF – Kyle Pearson (LA) – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (15-18, .833, 7 HR, 18 RBI, 14 Runs)
IF – Bubba Mack – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (12-16, .750, 7 HR, 15 RBI, 9 Runs)
IF – Daniel Cayton – Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (23-36, .704, 5 HR, 13 RBI, 19 Runs)
IF – Greg Connell – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (10-16, .625, 2 HR, 7 RBI, 8 Runs)
IF – Steven Lloyd – Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (24-38, .632, 8 HR, 23 RBI, 22 Runs)
OF – Brian Wegman – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (14-16, .875, 3 HR, 14 RBI, 14 Runs)
OF – Filip Washington – Anarchy/SIS/OA Apparel (9-9, 1.000, 2 HR, 6 RBI, 6 Runs)
OF – AJ Montano – TDB (11-14, .786, 3 HR, 8 RBI, 8 Runs)
OF – Ben Dunn – Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (23-31, .742, 1 HR, 14 RBI, 17 Runs)
UT – Steele Lewis – H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (12-17, .706, 3 HR, 6 RBI, 7 Runs)
UT – Josh Riley – TDB (12-15, .800, 5 HR, 10 RBI, 10 Runs)
UT – Ryan Harvey – TDB (11-15, .733, 8 HR, 14 RBI, 11 Runs)
UT – John Nelson – Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (21-33, .636, 8 HR, 19 RBI, 12 Runs)
UT – Donald Hollingsworth – TDB (7-10, .700, 5 RBI, 6 Runs)


OTHERS

Andy Purcell, H. Auto/RDD (8-10, .800, 1 HR, 4 RBI, 2 Runs)
Andrew Collins, Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (23-38, .632, 6 HR, 21 RBI, 17 Runs)
Argen Dodds, Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (18-21, .629, 9 HR, 28 RBI, 16 Runs)
Jason Matusik, Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (15-24, .625, 3 HR, 10 RBI, 13 Runs)
Jeremy Yates, H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton (11-18, .611, 7 HR, 12 RBI, 11 Runs)
Joseph Bennett, Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (18-32, .563, 3 HR, 12 RBI, 16 Runs)
Dale Brungardt, Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI (16-31, .516, 1 HR, 8 RBI, 12 Runs)


FINAL STANDINGS

1. H. Auto/RDD/Sprizzi/S&S/Easton, Le Sueur, MN (4-0)
2. Dan Smith/Menosse/Steven Smith/FAI, San Jose, CA (5-2)
3. TDB, Kannapolis, NC (2-2)
4. Anarchy/SIS/OA Apparel, Rochester, NY (2-2)
5t. T’s 13/Monsta/CTE, Omaha, NE (1-2)
5t. Comatose/S2N/Monsta, Beloit, WI (2-2)
7t. Monsta Athletics/Black Sheep, Calimesa, CA (1-2)
7t. Heartland Investors, Mandan, ND (1-2)
9t. OC/Drip City/MONSTA, Grimes, IA (0-2)
9t. LJ Sportswear, Oskaloosa, IA (0-2)


2019 ASA Gold Girls 18-Under Fast Pitch Nationals

2019 held at Hertiage Park in Plano, Texas on July 29-August 3.


Champion – Excel Elite Williams, Sherman, Texas
Runner Up – Texas Blaze Elite Lindsey, Leander, Texas


FINAL STANDINGS

1. Excel Elite Williams, Sherman, TX (6-0)
2. Texas Blaze Elite Lindsey, Leander, TX (7-2)
3. Test Softball, New Braunfels, TX (4-2)
4. Top Gun Academy, Lee’s Summit, MO (4-2)
5t. Texas Challengers, San Antonio, TX (3-2)
5t. Rock Gold, Holland, PA (5-2)
7t. Impact Gold Garcia, Austin, TX (4-2)
7t. Texas Bombers Gold National, New Braunfels, TX (4-2)
9t. Tri State Thunder Gold, Martinsburg, WV (2-2)
9t. Wichita Mustangs, Overland Park, KS (2-2)
9t. Texas Rapid Fire Gold, Keller, TX (2-2)
9t. Texas Bombers Gold Elite Htx, Pearland, TX (3-2)
13t. 02 Texas Glory, Frisco, TX (3-2)
13t. KC Peppers Gold, Olathe, KS (3-2)
13t. Originals Simbeck, Blue Springs, MO (2-2)
13t. GCB, Cibolo, TX (2-2)
17t. Louisiana Voodoo, River Ridge, LA (1-2)
17t. Carolina Cardinals Chandler, King, NC (1-2)
17t. Excel Elite Gold Menefee, Flower Mound, TX (1-2)
17t. Foothill Gold Stinson, Cameron Park, CA (1-2)
17t. Sneaky Cleats Gold Springer, Tyler, TX (1-2)
17t. Texas Fusion Gold, Fort Worth, TX (1-2)
17t. Ohana Tigers Bailey, Mill Valley, CA (1-2)
17t. Lady Lightning Gold Nova, Fairfax, VA (1-2)
25t. Texas Elite Gold, Cypress, TX (1-2)
25t. American Freedom National, Frisco, TX (1-2)
25t. Oregon Blaze Gold, Beaverton, OR (0-2)
25t. American Freedom Gold Bryson, Rhome, TX (0-2)
25t. Tulsa Shootout Gold, Tulsa, OK (0-2)
25t. Indiana Lady J Cards, Jasper, IN (0-2)
25t. Texas Bombers DFW Gold, Fairview, TX (0-2)
25t. Texas Glory Blue, Mabank, TX (0-2)
33t. Texas Blaze NTX Snodgrass, Fort Worth, TX (0-2)
33t. Texas Premier Gold, Austin, TX (0-2)

2019 ASA Men’s Major Fast Pitch Nationals

2019 held at Bill McKinney Softball Complex at Heritage Park in St. Joseph, Missouri on July 19-21.


Champion – Hill United Chiefs, Machias, New York
Runner Up – Gremlins, Staten Island, New York


The NY Gremlins, gunning for their 4th straight USA National Championship, couldn’t get past old nemesis, Hill United Chiefs in the winner’s bracket final. The Chiefs defeated Andrew Kirkpatrick and the Gremlins 8-1. Brad Ezekial homered, and Bruno Motroni doubled for the Chiefs. Jason Hill (2-3), Steve Mullaley (2-3) and Mark Johnson (2-2) all had big games for the Chiefs. The Gremlins were scheduled to play the Hallman Twins in the loser’s bracket final when the rains washed out the tournament. By ASA tie-breaker rules, the Hill United Chiefs were declared the Champs by being the only undefeated team. The Gremlins were awarded second and the Hallman Twins were awarded third. The two Australian pitching legends Adam Folkard for the Chiefs was 2-0 and Andrew Kirkpatrick of the Gremlins was 1-1 (1 Save, 10 IP, 10 K).


  • MVP – Bruno Motnoni, Hill United Chiefs
  • Batting Leader –Federico Eder, Circle Tap Dukes – .400
  • Home Run Leader – Brad Ezekial, Hill United Chiefs
  • Herb Dudley Pitching Award – Adam Folkard, Hill United Chiefs

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Huemel Mata, Hallman Twins (2-0, 17 IP, 19 K)
P – Layton Reid, Circle Tap Dukes (1-1, 1 Save, 10 IP, 22 K)
P – Samuel Villavaza, Rio Grande Senators
C – Bruno Montroni, Hill United Chiefs
IF – Frederico Eder, Circle Tap Dukes (8-20, 2 HR, 8 RBI, 6 Runs)
IF – Cam Schiller, Hallman Twins
IF – Matt Palazzo, Gremlins
IF – Colin Walsh, Hallman Twins
OF – Reilly Makea, Bear Bottom Lodge
OF – Brad Ezekial, Hill United Chiefs
OF – Pablo Figureo, Pueblo Bandits
OF – Mathieu Roy, Gremlins
UT – Gonzalo Ojenla, AWP Lumberjacks
UT – Steve Mullaley, Hill United Chiefs
UT – Derek Mayson, Kegel Black Knights
NA – Adam Folkard, Hill United Chiefs (2-0)


OTHERS

Roman Godoy, Circle Tap Dukes (1-1, 10 IP, 17 K)
Devon McCullough, Hill United Chiefs (1-0, 3 IP, 1 K)
Pablo Migliavacca, Hill United Chiefs (1 Save, 2 IP)


FINAL STANDINGS

1. Hill United Chiefs, Machias, NY (3-0)
2. Gremlins, Staten Island, NY (3-1)
3. Hallman Twins, Chesterfield, VA (5-1)
4. Circle Tap Dukes, Denmark, WI (4-2)
5t. Kegel Black Knights, Amboy, MN (2-2)
5t. Bear Bottom Lodge, Ephrata, PA (2-2)
7t. AWP Lumberjacks, Fairview Heights, IL (2-2)
7t. Rio Grande Senators, Midland, TX (2-2)
9t. Ostrander Norsemen, Chanhassen, MN (1-3)
9t. Pueblo Bandits, Aurora, CO (1-3)
9t. Wizards of Oz Kansas, Silver Lake, KS (0-3)
9t. Northwest Implement, Stanberry, MO (0-3)


NOTES

The tournament was a three-game guarantee format and shortened by rain.

Women’s Fastpitch Champions

Note: Tourney W-L record is included in Season W-L record as compiled by Patrick M. Premo (see “Thanks” below)

* – 2009: Women’s Major Softball (WMS) replaces USA Softball

Year Championship Team Tourney Record Season Record
1933 Great Northern Laundry Girls – Chicago, IL 3-0
1934 Hart Motor Girls – Chicago, IL (was Great Northern last year) 3-0 21-3
1935 Weaver-Wall Bloomer Girls – Cleveland, OH 4-0
1936 National Screw Mfg. – Cleveland, OH 5-0
1937 National Screw Mfg. – Cleveland, OH 5-0
1938 J.J. Krieg’s Haberdashers – Alameda, CA 5-0 48-0
1939 J.J. Krieg’s Haberdashers – Alameda, CA 5-0 54-2
1940 Arizona PBSW Ramblers – Phoenix, AZ 5-0 43-14
1941 Higgins Midgets – Tulsa, OK 5-0 64-6
1942 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 92-6
1943 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 68-7
1944 Lind & Pomeroy Florists – Portland, OR 5-0 66-7
1945 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 22-3
1946 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 56-0
1947 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 58-5
1948 Arizona PBSW Ramblers – Phoenix, AZ 6-1 61-17
1949 Arizona PBSW Ramblers – Phoenix, AZ 5-0 67-13
1950 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-1 67-9
1951 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-0 63-12
1952 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 6-1 65-14
1953 Betsy Ross Rockets – Fresno, CA 5-1 35-11
1954 Leach Motor Rockets – Fresno, CA 6-0 34-11
1955 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-0
1956 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 6-0
1957 Hacienda Rockets – Fresno, CA 5-0 33-12
1958 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 52-5
1959 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 56-7
1960 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 54-7
1961 Whittier Gold Sox – Whittier, CA 5-1 23-23
1962 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 8-1 41-11
1963 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 56-2
1964 Erv Lind Florists – Portland, OR 5-0 60-16-1
1965 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-0 50-4
1966 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-1 74-4
1967 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 67-2
1968 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 69-6
1969 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-0 61-10
1970 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 7-1 74-13
1971 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-0 57-0
1972 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 60-6
1973 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 8-1 61-7
1974 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 9-1 81-5
1975 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 67-3
1976 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 44-12
1977 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 7-1 52-8
1978 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 78-8
1979 Sun City Saints – Sun City, AZ 5-0 58-15
1980 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-1 60-11
1981 Orlando Rebels – Orlando, FL 6-1 78-8
1982 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-1 62-4
1983 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 10-1 58-6
1984 California Diamond Blazers – Los Angeles, CA 6-0 34-9
1985 Hi-Lo Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 66-3
1986 California Kirin Invasion – West Covina, CA 5-0 84-4
1987 Orange County Majestics – Orange, CA 6-0 35-10
1988 Hi-Lo Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 79-4
1989 Whittier Raiders – Whittier, CA 6-1 39-5
1990 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 65-5
1991 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 8-1 64-2
1992 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-1 51-1
1993 Redding Rebels – Redding, CA 8-1 37-4
1994 Redding Rebels – Redding, CA 9-1 34-8
1995 Redding Rebels – Redding, CA 7-1 38-4
1996 California Commotion – Woodland Hills, CA 6-1 15-3
1997 California Commotion – Woodland Hills, CA 6-0 37-6
1998 California Commotion – Woodland Hills, CA 6-0 40-3
1999 California Commotion – Woodland Hills, CA 6-0 35-5
2000 Phoenix Storm – Phoenix, AZ 8-1 17-6
2001 Phoenix Storm – Phoenix, AZ 7-1 16-8
2002 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-0 78-1
2003 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-0 65-5
2004 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 50-4
2005 California Schutt Hurricanes – Lake Forest, CA 5-0 25-11
2006 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-0 46-4
2007 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 2-0 56-5
2008 Southern California Hurricanes – Irving, CA 3-0 30-5
2009* New York City Havoc – New York, NY 5-0 17-9
2010 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 57-1
2011 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 63-0
2012 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 68-3
2013 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 68-0
2014 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 50-4
2015 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 44-6
2016 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-1 52-3
2017 St. Louis Saints – St. Louis, MO 4-0 26-7
2018 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 7-1 47-4
2019 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 46-1
2020 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 34-2

* Women’s Major Softball (WMS) replaces USA Softball

# Krieg’s won 175 straight games before losing in the 1940 ASA Tournament. What we don’t know is how those wins were divided each year.

Many people have been — and continue to be — very helpful in my quest to locate seasonal & tourney games won and lost. I appreciate all their help & patience. Alphabetically, many thanks to: Bob Baird (Brakettes), Rick Beach (former Phoenix Storm coach), Suzy Brazney (former Calfornia Hurricanes & California Majestics player), Phil Bruder (former California Invasion coach), Jeanne Contel (former Fresno Rockets player), Steve Dimitry (softballhistoryusa.com), Stormy Irwin (softball historian), Kelly Jackson (former Redding Rebel player), David Jerome (Mr. Bucketlist), Luann Madison (Softball Magazine), Lynn Mooney (former Sun City Saints Player), Becky Rice (former Sun City Saints player), Carol Spanks (former Orange Lionettes player), Kirk Walker (former California Commotion coach), and Erica Westly (FASTPITCH author).

Please send any corrections, additions, etc. to me at: pmpremo@gmail.com or 404-996-2192.

ASA Men’s Fastpitch Champions

Note: Tourney W-L record is included in Season W-L record as compiled by Patrick M. Premo (see “Thanks” below)

# – 1932 & 1933 sponsored by National Diamond Ball Association; then disbanded.

YEAR CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM TOURNEY RECORD SEASON RECORD
1932# Bodegas, LaCrosse, WI 4-0
1933# Wemcoes (Wisconsin Evaporated Milk Co.),Lake Mills,WI 5-0
1933 J. L. Friedman Boosters, Chicago, IL 5-0 35-2
1934 Ke-Nash-A Blue Streaks, Kenosha, WI 5-0 61-8
1935 Crimson Coach Tobaccos, Toledo, OH 5-0 81-27
1936 Kodak Park, Rochester, NY 6-0
1937 Briggs Body Team, Detroit, MI 6-0 107-12
1938 Pohlar’s Café, Cincinnati, OH 6-0
1939 Nick Carr Boosters, Covington, KY 6-0 77-10
1940 Kodak Park, Rochester, NY 6-0
1941 Bendix Brakes, South Bend, IN 6-0 61-22
1942 Deep Rock Oilers, Tulsa, OK 6-1
1943 Hammer Field Raiders, Fresno, CA 5-1 25-3
1944 Hammer Field Raiders, Fresno, CA 5-0 58-4
1945 Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN 6-1 72-4
1946 Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN 5-0 93-7
1947 Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN 5-0 113-19
1948 Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI 5-1 41-1
1949 Tip Top Tailors, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 5-0
1950 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-0
1951 Dow Chemical AC Co., Midland, MI 6-1
1952 Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI 6-0
1953 Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI 6-1
1954 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-0
1955 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 6-1 66-5
1956 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-0
1957 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 6-0
1958 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 5-0 72-5
1959 Aurora Sealmasters, Aurora, IL 9-1 77-10
1960 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 7-1
1961 Aurora Sealmasters, Aurora, IL 5-0 74-9
1962 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 6-0
1963 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 6-0 105-10
1964 Burch Gage & Tool, Detroit, MI 5-0
1965 Aurora Sealmasters, Aurora, IL 5-0 92-6
1966 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-0
1967 Aurora Sealmasters, Aurora, IL 6-0
1968 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 6-0
1969 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 5-1 74-10
1970 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 6-0 86-15
1971 Welty Way, Cedar Rapids, IA 5-0
1972 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 6-0 52-8
1973 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-1 82-12
1974 Guanella Brothers, Santa Rosa, CA 5-0 107-10
1975 Rising Sun Hotel, Reading, PA 6-0 62-13
1976 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 5-0
1977 York-Billard Barbell, Reading, PA 6-1 81-8
1978 York-Billard Barbell, Reading, PA 6-0 76-13
1979 McArdle Pontiac/Cadillac, Midland, MI 7-1
1980 Peterbilt Western, Seattle, WA 6-0
1981 Decatur ADM, Decatur, IL 6-1 102-20
1982 Peterbilt Western, Seattle, WA 6-1
1983 Franklin Cardinals, West Haven, CT 5-1
1984 California Coors Kings, Merced, CA 10-1 78-19
1985 Pay ‘N Pak, Seattle, WA 6-0 105-15
1986 Pay ‘N Pak, Seattle, WA 6-0
1987 Pay ‘N Pak, Bellevue, WA 11-1 92-21
1988 Trans-Aire Vans, Elkhart, IN 8-1 59-24
1989 Penn Corp., Sioux City, IA 6-1 91-24
1990 Penn Corp., Sioux City, IA 6-1 95-17
1991 Guanella Brothers, Rohnert Park, CA 6-1 56-16
1992 National Health Care Discount, Sioux  City, IA 10-1 94-7
1993 National Health Care Discount, Sioux  City, IA 7-1 98-8
1994 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL 7-1
1995 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL 6-0 80-12
1996 Green Bay All Car Roadrunners, Green Bay, WI 6-1 66-21
1997 Tampa Bay Smokers, Clearwater, FL 5-1 65-17
1998 Meierhoffer-Fleeman, St. Joseph, MO 5-0
1999 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL 5-0
2000 Meierhoffer-Fleeman, St. Joseph, MO 4-0
2001 Frontier Players Casino, St. Joseph, MO 6-1
2002 Frontier Players Casino, St. Joseph, MO 5-0
2003 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI 5-0
2004 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI 5-0
2005 Tampa Bay Smokers, Tampa Bay, FL 4-0
2006 Circle Tap, Denmark, WI 6-1 32-20
2007 Patsy’s, New York, NY 5-0
2008 Patsy’s, New York, NY 5-1
2009 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI 10-1
2010 Kitchener Rivershack Twins, Amber, PA 5-0
2011 Broken Bow/Jarvis Travelers, Broken Bow, NE – Tie, rain 4-1
2011 Chicago/NY Gremlins, Staten Island, NY — Tie due to rain 5-1
2012 NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, NY 8-1 34-8
2013 Hill United Chiefs, Six Nations, Ontario, Canada 5-0 37-8
2014 Hill United Chiefs, Six Nations, Ontario, Canada 4-0 34-4
2015 Hill United Chiefs, Six Nations, Ontario, Canada 5-0 28-1
2016 NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, NY 5-0 31-6
2017 NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, NY 5-0 17-4
2018 NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, NY 5-0 32-4
2019 Hill United Chiefs, Six Nations, Ontario, Canada 4-0 21-4
2019 Kegel Black Knights, Amboy, MN 4-0

Many people have been — and continue to be — very helpful in my quest to locate seasonal & tourney games won and lost. I appreciate all their help & patience. Alphabetically, many thanks to Steve Dimitry (The Softball History website), Larry Fisher (ISC Fastpitch), Stormy Irwin (softball historian), Luann Madison (Softball Magazine), Greg Nydick (NY Gremlins), Dan Pfeffer (josoftball.com), Kirk Walker (former California Commotion women’s coach), Codi Warren (USA Softball), Erica Westly (FASTPITCH author).

Please send any corrections, additions, etc. to me at: pmpremo@gmail.com or 404-996-2192.

Kittenball and Diamondball Championships

Before Fast Pitch Nationals started, Kittenball and Diamondball was played. And it originated in Minneapolis. These are the earliest known types of Fast Pitch Championships in the country.


Minneapolis City Kittenball Championships

Year     Location          Champion                            Runner-up                                    Series Result

1919     Minneapolis       Kozlaks, Minneapolis, MN             Thorns, Minneapolis, MN                       (1-0); 6-4, 2-2*

NOTES- Danaher (WP) 9Ks, Greb Martonick (LP) 10K. The 2-2 game* stopped due to dispute.


1920     Minneapolis       Oak Commercials, Minneapolis, MN      Sinclair Oil, Minneapolis, MN                  (2-0); 6-2, 2-1

NOTES- Bill Addison (2-0, 20 Ks), Greb Martonik (0-2, 24 K)


1921     Minneapolis       Sinclair Oil, Minneapolis, MN        Bertch Furniture, Minneapolis, MN              (2-0); 2-0, 2-0

NOTES- Game 1, Greb Martonick (WP) 2-0, 1-hitter with 14 K, also RBI double and scored a run on a hit.

NOTES- Game 2, Greb Martonick (WP) 1 hitter with 10 K, he was 2-3 hitting, RBI triple and a single.


1922     Minneapolis       Red Crown, Minneapolis, MN           Bertch Furniture, Minneapolis, MN              (2-0); 6-5, 4-0

NOTES- Greb Martonick won both games for Red Crown, in the final game, he pitched a 2- hitter with 15 K


Twin City Kittenball Championships (Minneapolis, MN champ vs St. Paul, MN champ)

Year     Location          Champion                            Runner-up                                    Series Result

1923     Minneapolis       Bertch Furniture, Minneapolis, MN     Parisian, Cleaners, St. Paul, MN               (2-1); 5-2, 3-5, 11-0

NOTES- Pitcher Tubby Burns won both games for Bertch


1924     St. Paul – * Not played due to a delay in St. Paul’s playoffs over a protest, championship never played

Minneapolis       Red Crowns, Minneapolis, MN          St. Bonafice, Minneapolis, MN                  (2-0; 3-2, 4-2)

NOTES – Game 1, Greb Martonick threw a 3-hitter with 8 K, Hank Keller (3-3), and Eddie Flavin (2-3, 2 RBIs)

NOTES – Game 2, Greb Martonick threw a 4-hitter with 18 K, and 2-run double. Keller was 1-3 with an RBI

St. Paul          Minnehaha Cleaners, St. Paul, MN      St. Francis Casinos, St. Paul, MN              (1-0); 4-2 (Semi-final)

NOTES – St. Francis filed a protest as it was called on account of darkness after only 3 1/2 innings

         St. Paul          Minnehaha Cleaners, St. Paul, MN      Weequah Canoe Club, St. Paul, MN               (1-0); 14-1 (Final)

NOTES- Even though Minnehaha won the city title, St. Francis still has the semi-file under protest.


1925     Minneapolis       Bertch Furniture, Minneapolis, MN     St. Francis Casinos, St. Paul, MN              7-2, 4-2

NOTES – Greb Martonick had 12 K and pitched a 4-hitter. Bertch had 12 hits total.

St. Francis Casinos defeated Northern District Champion, M. Cook & Sons of Duluth and in the other semifinal, Bertch Furniture of Minneapolis defeated Winona Milk Co. of Winona.


Minnesota State Kittenball Championships

Year     Location          Champion                            Runner-up                                    Final Game Result

1926     Duluth            M. Cook & Sons, Duluth, MN           Watkins, Winona, MN                           5-4

NOTES- Mainatl and DiMarco both went 2-3 in the game.

1927     Duluth            Bubbles Cafe, St Paul, MN            Dinty Moore, St Cloud, MN                     7-0

NOTES- Flaherty struck out 15 batters and pitched a shutout

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St. Cloud Kittenball Association sanctioned by State Playground Association in 1928

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1928     St. Cloud          St. Paul, MN                        Duluth, MN                                   5-2

NOTES- Polovny was 3-0 with a shutout in the tournament and went 2-3 at the plate in the final.

NOTES- Karsner, Duluth was 2-1 with a no-hitter in the tournament,

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National Diamondball Association recognized by the AAU Starting in 1928

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1928     Minneapolis       Christian Lindsay, Minneapolis, MN    Watkins, Winona, MN                           7-2

NOTES- Arnie Simso was 3-0 with 2 shutouts in the tournament. He gave up only 2 runs.

NOTES- Keller led the offense as he went 4-6 in the final two games.

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Due to their being 2 State champs in 1928, both were invited to play for the overall state title, neither accepted.

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1929     St. Paul          Bubbles Cafe, St. Paul, MN           Clyde Iron Works, Duluth, MN                  ?-?

1930     Hibbling          St. Paul Cleaners, St. Paul, MN       St. Cloud, MN                                ?-?

1931     St. Paul          Bubbles Cafe, St. Paul, MN           Roberts Hotel, Winona, WI                     6-2


Northwest Diamondball Association Championships

Year     Location          Champion                            Runner-up                                    Final Game Result

1929     Minneapolis       Christian Lindsay, Minneapolis, MN    Olson’s, Sioux Falls, SD                      10-0

NOTES- Boots Nelson (2-0, 2 shutouts one a 1 no-hitter. He had 22 strikes outs and gave up 3 hits total.

NOTES- Red Anderson won the other game for Olsens. Fredell and Keller (2 2Bs) had 3 hits each in the final.


1930     Minneapolis       Fort Dodge Dodgers, Fort Dodge, IA    Lion Signs, Minneapolis, MN                   4-2

NOTES- Stan Nelson (3-0, 17 Ks, 3-8, .375 batting), RBI double gave team lead for good in the final.


1931     Minneapolis       Stephen Buicks, Minneapolis, MN       Quality Parks, St. Paul, MN                   2-0

NOTES- Pitchers Arnie Simso (3-0, 17 IP, 24 Ks, 2 hitter in final) and Boots Nelson (2-0, 10 IP, 13 Ks)

NOTES- Hank Keller (9-11, .818, 2 2Bs), Dutch Scherer (8-13, .615, 2B, 3B). The Buicks had 9 2Bs and 4 HRs.

NOTES- Stan Nelson pitched for Fort Dodge and was 1-1 in the tournament


National Diamondball Association Championship

Year     Location          Champion                           Runner-up                                    Final Game Result

1932     Wausau, WI        Bodegas, La Crosse, WI                Sathers, Minneapolis, MN                      2-1 (see below)

NOTES – Frank Smith, La Crosse, Pitched the final 2-1 victory. Clarence Beranek also pitched.

NOTES – North Ends, Wausau, WI defeated Hammond, IN 15-5 in the 3rd place game.

NOTES – Standings BELOW


1933     – The National Diamondball Association suspended operations

 


1932 Wassau, WI – National Diamond Ball Championship Final Standings

  1. Bodegas, LaCrosse, WI (won 2-1)             4-0
  2. Sathers, Minneapolis, MN                   2-1
  3. North Ends, Wausau, WI (won 15-5)           3-1
  4. Hammond, IN                               1-2
  5. Escanaba Insurers, Escanaba, MI             1-1
  6. Litening Bugs, Sioux Falls, SD             0-1
  7. Brandt Cardinals, Wausau, WI               1-1
  8. Rothschild Papers, Rothschild, WI           1-1
  9. Ashland, WI                               0-1
  10. Jaegers Bakery, Wausau, WI                0-1
  11. Antigo, WI                               0-1
  12. Gladstone Outlaws, Escanaba, MI            0-1
  13. Ahdawagams Bear Cats, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 0-1

 

1932 National Diamondball Championship Scores

First Round

Rothschild – Gladstone Outlaws, Escanaba, MI 8-6

Escanaba Insurance, MI – Jaegers Bakery, Wausau 2-1

North Ends – Ashland

Quarter-Finals

LaCrosse, WI – Rothschild Papers 3-2

North Ends Wausau, WI – Escanaba Insurance, MI 29-7

Hammond, IN – Wausau Cardinals, WI 10-9

Minneapolis, MN – Sioux Falls, SD 4-0

Semi-Final

Minneapolis defeated Wassau 4-0

LaCrosse defeated Hammond 16-8

3rd Place Game

Hammond defeated Wassau 15-5

Championship

LaCrosse defeated Minneapolis 2-1 


 International Softball Association Championship

Year     Location          Champion                            Runner-up                                    Final Result

1933     Milwaukee, WI      Wemcos, Lake Mills, WI               Miller High Life, Kenosha, WI                 5-4 (10 Inn)

NOTES – Ben ‘Moonie’ Vondrashek doubled to center field scoring Norquist (who also doubled) with the winning run.

NOTES – Winning Pitcher Red Anderson was 5-0 with 2 Shutouts in the Tournament. He gave up only 10 runs.

NOTES – Clarence Beranek, Lake Mills was used as a relief pitcher for the Wemcos.

NOTES – Losing Pitcher Harry Kraft (HR in the Final) was 4-1 in the tournament with 35 Ks, and gave up 13 Runs.

NOTES – Bill Pecnik, Three Aces (3-1, 2 shutouts, no hitter – in the 4 games, he gave up 6 runs and had 49 Ks)

NOTES – Standings BELOW


1933 International Softball Championship Standings

  1. Wisc. Evap Milk Co. (Wemco), Lake Mills, WI 5-0
  2. Miller High Life, Kenosha, WI              5-1
  3. B. Peck & Sons, Milwaukee, WI              3-1
  4. Three Aces, Milwaukee, WI                  3-1
  5. Clearwater All Stars, Clearwater, FL        2-1
  6. Bodegas, LaCrosse, WI                      2-1
  7. Sathers, Minneapolis, MN                   3-1
  8. Trail’s End, Alliance, OH                  3-1
  9. Sunset AC, Cohoes, NY                      1-1
  10. Flashes, Indianapolis, IN                 1-1
  11. Western Printers, Racine, WI              1-1
  12. Plymouth Creameries, Milwaukee, WI         1-1
  13. Schlitz Brewery, Milwaukee, WI             1-1
  14. Jesch-Schaefer Sausages, Oshkosh, WI       1-1
  15. Transfer & Storage, Racine, WI             1-1
  16. Square Deal Food Shops, Milwaukee, WI      1-1
  17. Schoyers, Dayton, OH                      1-1
  18. Hunkel Seeds, Milwaukee, WI               1-1
  19. Wauwatosa All Stars, Wauwatosa, WI         1-1
  20. St. Petersburg Stars, St. Petersburg, FL   1-1
  21. Blue Jays, Oconomowoc, WI                 0-1
  22. Black Bear, Cudahy, WI                    0-1
  23. Winter Clothiers, Milwaukee, WI            0-1
  24. Young Men’s Hebrew Assoc, New Orleans, LA   0-1
  25. Masers Grocery, Lincoln, NE               0-1
  26. Centralia, IL                            0-1
  27. Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, WI             0-1
  28. Second Ward Democrats, St. Louis, MO       0-1
  29. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada                 0-1
  30. Belleville, IL                           0-1
  31. Jersey Bread, Paterson, NJ                0-1
  32. Modern Laundry, LaCrosse, WI              0-1
  33. Golden Drops, Two Rivers, WI              0-1
  34. Hootkin Grocers, Milwaukee, WI             0-1
  35. Curlee Taverns, Milwaukee, WI             0-1
  36. Westport All Stars, Westport, CT           0-1
  37. Cardinals, New Holstein                   0-1
  38. Momence Buick, Kankakee, IL               0-1
  39. Jaeger Bakery, Wausau, WI                 0-1
  40. Matuschka Lithia Beer, Milwaukee WI        0-1

1933 International Softball Championship Scores

1st Round

Trail’s End, Alliance, OH – Matuschka Lithia Beer, Milwaukee WI

St. Petersburg Stars, St, Petersburg, FL – Jaeger Bakeries, Wausau, WI 3-1

Schoyers, Dayton, OH – Golden Drops, Two Rivers, WI 2-0

Plymouth Creameries, Milwaukee, WI – Hootkin Grocers

Wemcoes Evaporated Milk Co., Lake Mills, WI – Centralia, IL 11-0 (Red Anderson WP)

Western Printers, Racine, WI – Maser Grocery, Lincoln, NE

Square Deal Food Shops, Milwaukee, WI – Modern Laundry, LaCrosse, WI

Three Aces, Milwaukee, WI – Belleville, IL 5-0

Flashes, Indianapolis, IN – YMHC, New Orleans, LA 14-10

Clearwater All Stars, Clearwater, FL – Winter Clothiers, Milwaukee, WI

Jesch-Schaefer Sausages, Oshkosh, WI – Hamilton, Ontario

Hunkel Seeds, Milwaukee, WI – Westport All Stars, Westport, Ct 7-0

Miller High Life, Kenosha, WI – Momence Buicks, Kankakee, IL 5-1

Wauwatosa All Stars, Wauwatosa, WI – New Holstein, WI 10-0

Sunset AC, Cohoes, NY – Black Bears, Cudahy, WI 2-1

  1. Peck & Sons, Milwaukee, WI – Blue Jays, Oconomowoc, WI

Sathers, Minneapolis, MN – Curlee Taverns, Milwaukee, WI 1-0

Sclitz Brewery, Milwaukee, WI – Democratic Club, St. Louis, MO

Transfer & Storage, Racine, WI – Jersey Breads, Paterson, NJ

Bodegas, LaCrosse, WI – Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, WI 20-0

2nd Round

Jesch-Schaefer Sausages, Oshkosh, WI – Hunkel Seeds, Milwaukee, WI

Trail’s End, Alliance, OH – St. Petersburg Stars, St, Petersburg, FL 9-0

Bodegas, LaCrosse, WI – Plymouth Creameries, Milwaukee, WI 10-5

Wemcoes Evaporated Milk Co., Lake Mills, WI – Western Printers, Racine, WI 11-5

Trail’s End, Alliance, OH – Square Deal Food Shops, Milwaukee, WI

Miller High Life, Kenosha, WI – Wauwatosa All Stars, Wauwatosa, WI 2-1

Sathers, Minneapolis, MN – Schlitz Brewery, Milwaukee, WI 1-0

Plymouth Creameries, Milwaukee, WI – Schoyers, Dayton, OH 5-3

Trail’s End, Alliance, OH – Square Deal Food Shops, Milwaukee, WI

Miller High Life, Kenosha, WI – Jesch-Schaefer Sausages, Oshkosh, WI 2-1

Sathers, Minneapolis, MN – Hunkel Seeds, Milwaukee, WI 9-2

Clearwater All Stars, Clearwater, FL – Flashes, Indianapolis, IN

  1. Peck & Sons, Milwaukee, WI – Sunset AC, Cohoes, NY

Wauwatosa All Stars, Wauwatosa, WI – Transfer & Storage, Racine, WI 1-0

Quarter-Finals

  1. Peck & Sons, Milwaukee, WI – Clearwater All Stars, Clearwater, FL 11-2

Wemcoes Evaporated Milk Co., Lake Mills, WI – Bodegas, LaCrosse, WI 3-1

Three Aces, Milwaukee, WI – Trail’s End, Alliance, OH 1-0 (Bill Pecknik 18 inn WP)

Miller High Life, Kenosha, WI – Sathers, Minneapolis, MN 5-2

Semi-Finals

Miller High Life, Kenosha, WI – Three Aces, Milwaukee, WI 4-3

Wemcoes Evaporated Milk Co., Lake Mills, WI – B. Peck & Sons, Milwaukee, WI 4-0

Final

Wemcoes Evaporated Milk Co., Lake Mills, WI – Miller High Life, Kenosha, WI 5-4 10 inn

 

This tournament was held a week before the first ASA Nationals in Chicago in 1933. 

Many teams came up to Milwaukee to play in this tournament

And then stayed and played in the First ASA in Chicago.

Classic Local Invitational Tournaments

  • Richmond Round Robin, Richmond, VA (1970-2006)
  • Beast of the East Classic, Richmond/Petersburg, VA (2002-2007)
  • Thoroughbred Classic, Lexington, KY
  • Trentonian Class-A/Open, Trenton, NJ (1989-2000)
  • TAC Spectacular/Dover Firecracker, New Castle/Dover, DE (1972-2004)
  • Belmar/Wall Classic. Belmar, NJ (1974-2006)
  • Cape May Classic, Cape May, NJ (1985-2006)
  • Budweiser Memorial Weekend Classic, Somerville, NJ (1971-2006)
  • Open Sunfest, Ocean City, MD (1978-2014)
  • 7th Ward Tournament, New Castle, PA (1962-1978)
  • Western Pennsylvania Earl Bird, New Castle, PA (1968-1990)
  • Tri-Cities/Firecracker, New Kensington/Pittsburgh, PA (1963-1976)
  • White Rose Invitational, York, PA (1968-1987)
  • Zinn’s Park Open Invitational, Denver, PA (1975-1994)
  • Miller High Life/Yuengling Invitational Classic, Williamsport, PA (1974-2017)

Richmond Round Robin (World's Largest), Richmond, VA (1970-2006)

1970	Andy's Auto Paints, Richmond, VA		---	Village Inn Pizza, Columbus, OH
1971	Pile Drivers, Virginia Beach, VA		---	Virginia Door, Chesapeake, VA
1972	Richmond Athletics, Richmond, VA		---	South Shore Outdoor, Long Islland, NY
1973	Poindexter Lumber, Winston-Salem, NC	---	Virginia Door, Chesapeake, VA
1974	Dulles Construction, Vienna, VA		---	Jarrell's Truck Plaza, Richmond, VA
1975	G.L. Howard, Richmond, VA		---	Zinn's Diner, Denver, PA
1976	Jarrell's Truck Plaza, Richmond, VA		---	Evan's Bar, Manheim, PA
1977	Trainham Chevrolet, Richmond, VA		---	R&T Mobil Homes, Ephrata, PA
1978	Poindexter Lumber, Winston-Salem, NC	---	Trainham Chevrolet, Richmond, VA
1979	Disco Sports, Richmond, VA		---	Carolina A's, Shelby, NC
1980	Steele's Sports, Lima, OH			---	Joe Theisman's, Falls Church, VA
1981	Bradley, Inc., Richmond, VA		---	Williams Paint, Vinton, VA
1982	Lawson Auto Parts, Orlando, FL		---	Howard & Carroll Sports, Sherrill's Ford, NC
1983	Lawson Auto Parts, Orlando, FL		---	B.F. Goodrich, Richmond, VA
1984	Larry's Painting, Virginia Beach, VA		---	Fabmasters, Lexington, NC
1985	Blanton's, Fayetteville, NC			---	Imlay/Bombats, Bordentown, NJ
1986	Blanton's, Fayetteville, NC			---	Tire Center, Richmond, VA
1987	Kirk's/Blanton's, Fayetteville, NC		---	Imlay/Bombats, Bordentown, NJ
1988	Adams Floor Sanding, Lynchburg, VA	---	K.V. Sports, Hampsted, MD
1989	Adams Floor/King Auto, Lynchburg, VA	---	Neuse Sand & Gravel, Kinston, NC
1990	Larry's Paint, Virginia Beach, VA		---	David's Body Shop, Laurel Hill, NC
1991	Converters Unlimited, Kinston, NC		---	Hanover/Oscar Fields, Richmond, VA
1992	Hanover/Oscar Fields, Richmond, VA	---	Pierce Construction, Windsor Locks, CT
1993	Capriotti's/Steele's, Wilmington, DE	---	Lee Roy's/Worth, Claremont, NC
1994	Schweizers/Worth, New Castle, DE		---	Techniques/RKE, Oceanport, NJ
1995	Air Transat/Worth, Montreal, Canada	---	L&B/Steele's, Beaverdam, VA
1996	Harrison's, Portsmouth, VA		---	Midas Touch Jewelers, Fairfield, CT
1997	Smokes/Harrison/TPS, Ellicott, MD		---	Eagle Group/Easton, Dover, DE
1998	Smokes/ABS/Harrison/TPS, Ellicott, MD	---	Coffee Cup/Demarini, St. Paul, MN
1999	Thomas Bait & Tackle, Sanford, NC		---	Smokes/ABS/TPS, Ellicott, MD
2000	Smokes/ABS/Harrison, Ellicott, MD --- & --- Paramount Builders, VA Beach, VA		(Co-Champs due to rain)
2001	Smokes/ABS/Joe Corbi's, Ellicott, MD	---	Paramount Builders/Worth, VA Beach, VA
2002	Cardinal Lawn/Gamecocks, Medford, NJ	---	Showtime/PTS, Easton, PA 		(Class-C/D Event, no A/B teams entered)
2003	- Rained-Out
2004	Russell's Paint/Mizuno, Orlando, FL	---	Rudd Realty/Mizuno, King William, VA 	(Class-C/D Event only)
2005	Dinwiddie Eagles, Richmond, VA		---	Wine Trucking, Marshall, VA   		(Class-C/D Event only)
2006	All In/Dinwiddie Eagles, Richmond, VA	---	Russell's Paint & Body, Longwood, FL	(Class-C/D Event only)
2007	- no more information available, the remaining events were all lower class events
Round Robin Notes:
1980	Joe Young, Steele's Sports  (26 Home Runs in 13 games)
1981	Monty Tucker, Williams Paint  (27 Home Runs in 12 games)

Beast of the East Classic, Richmond, VA (2002-2007)

2002	Batterschoice/Mizuno, Richmond, VA	---	Wine Trucking, Richmond, VA 		(Class-B Event, no A teams entered)
2003	- Class A/B Event rained-out
2004	Meek Disposal/Miken, Portsmouth, VA	---	Crossfire Ministries, Asheville, NC  	(Class-A Event)
2005	Taylormade/Easton, Williamsburg, VA	---	Coastal Masonry, Chesapeake, VA		(Class-B Event)
2006	Sears/Miken, Elizabeth City, NC		---	TaylorMade/Titan/Easton, Norfolk, VA	(Class-B Event)
2007	- no more information, the remaining events were all lower class events

Thoroughbred Classic, Lexington, KY

1969-2000	no info available
2001	Gasoline Heaven/Worth, Commack, NY	K&G/Mercer/TPS, North Vernon, IN
	MVP - Dave Kosar, Gasoline Heaven
2002	Central Paving/TPS, Indianapolis, IN	New Construction, Shelbyville, IN
	MVP- ?
2003	B&J Logging/Snap-On, Sandoval, IL	Sports Den/New/Tanel/Miken Somerset, KY
	MVP - ?
2004	B&J Logging/Snap-on, Sandoval, IL & Creative Stucco/TPS, Reynoldsburg, OH (Co-champs - rain)
	Denny Crine, B&J Logging (8-9, .889, 7 HRs)
2005	Quick Roofing/Al. Brick, Dallas, TX	Team Stucco/TPS, Cincinnati, OH 
	MVP - ?	
2006	Specialty Tank/Worth, Columbus, OH	Spitz Seeds/TPS, Louisville, KY
	Greg Cannell, Speciality Tank/Creative/Worth (35-41, .854, 11 HRs)
	J.C. Phelps, Speciality Tank/Creative/Worth - 13 HRs
	Greg Cannell, Speciality Tank/Creative/Worth - .854
2007	- no other information

Trentonian Classic, Trenton, NJ - Class-A/Open (1989-2000)

Year	Champion				---	Runner-up			---	Third Place

1989	A-1 Limousine,  Lower Bucks, PA		---	Peter's Place, Trenton, NJ		---	Nassau Courier, Montgomery, NJ
1990 	Amark/Debacco Brothers, Belleville, NJ	---	PPL, Lower Bucks, PA		---	Holiday Jack's, Lancaster, PA
1991 	Alvin's Bar/Tri-Gem's, Bristol, PA		---	Coors Beer, Trenton, NJ		---	Farrell's-Holiday Jacks, Lancaster, PA
1992 	Bank of New York, West Chester, NY	---	WSBA Sports Talk, York, PA	---	Coors Beer, Trenton, NJ
1993	Coors Beer, Trenton, NJ			---	WSBA Sports Talk, York, PA	---	Seltman, Cobb & Bryant, Brookhaven, NJ
1994	Gulf/deBeer/Gas Heaven, Commack, NY	---	Techniques/RKE, Oceanport, NJ	---	Schweizers/Maddy's, New Castle, DE
1995 	Flex Gym, Mt. Holly, NJ			---	Pete's Mobil, Poughkeepsie, NY	---	So Jern Travel, Cedarbrook, NJ
1996 	So Jern/Speciality, Cedar Brook, NJ		---	Catapult, Eatontown, PA		---	Gasoline Heaven, Commack, NY
1997	Gasoline Heaven/Worth, Commack, NY	---	Eagle Group/Easton, Dover, DE	---	A-1 Terminators, Stratford, NJ
1998	Smokes/ABS/Harrison/TPS, Ellicott, MD	---	Conn. Sports Plex, Fairchild, CT	---	?
1999	Eagle Group/Al's/TPS, Dover, DE 	--- & --- Gas Heaven/Worth, Commack, NY		(Co-Champs due to Rain)
2000	Gas Heaven/Worth, Commack, NY 		---	SCB, Brookhaven, NY			(Rain shortened event) 
2001	- Class-A/Open Not Held
2002	- Class-A/Open Disbanded

Trentonian Classic, Trenton, NJ  - Class-B

1989	New Height's Inn, Bordentown, NJ		---	Bob's Auto Parts, Hamilton, NJ
1990 	Marconi Lodge, Florence, NJ		---	Sports World, Trenton, NJ
1991 	Hinkson's Stationary, Princeton, NJ		---	Rayco Auto Body, Hamilton, NJ
1992 	Dadz, Mt. Holly, NJ			---	New Hanover, Trenton, NJ
1993	All Star Trophy, Collingwood, NJ		---	Hunter's View, Readington, NJ
1994	Lititz American Legion, Lititz, PA		---	Reggie's/All Star Trophy, Collingwood, NJ
1995 	USGH Softball, Carlisle, PA		---	Lititz American Legion, Lititz, PA
1996 	Deluxe Bakery, Belmar, NJ			---	Minutemen/Satellite's, Baldwin, NY
1997	Images, Huntington, NY			---	All Army, USA
1998	Premier Management, Ephrata, PA		---	Barchells's Fellas, Bedford, NY
1999	Risk it All, Hackensack, NJ		---	ROK/O'Hara Limo, Trenton, NJ
2000	Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY		---	DSM/Prime, Vineland, NJ and Envy, Long Island, NY	(tied for 2nd)
2001	Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY		---	PTS/Showtime/Flip It, Easton, PA
2002	Batter's Choice/Mizuno, Richmond, VA	---	Deluxe Bakery, Belmar, NJ
2003	Lookers/Lotierzo/Showtime, Elizabeth, NJ	---	Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY
2004	- Class-B Not Held
2005	- Class-B Disbanded

Trentonian Classic, Trenton, NJ  - Class-C

1989	Andy's Tavern, Pensauken, NJ
1990	Maaco Auto Painting, Ewing, NJ
1991	Dewey's Upholstry, Montgomery, NJ
1992	B-Dry/Villecco, Mt. Holly, NJ
1993	Post 194, Florence, NJ
1994	Saluga's Auto Body, Mt. Holly, NJ
1995	Some Crew/John's Drywall, Point Pleasant, NJ
1996	DePonte Softball, Wall, NJ
1997	Altimore Concrete, Trenton, NJ
1998	Diamond State Masonry, Vineland, NJ
1999	Diamond State Masonry, Vineland, NJ
2000	Clark's/Lotierzo's, Trenton, NJ		---	Peter's Place, Trenton, NJ
2001	J&B Advertising, Medford, NJ		---	Air Care/Frascella Title, Trenton, NJ
2002	Looker's/Lotierzo's, Elizabeth, NJ		---	Showtime, Easton, PA
2003	Gamecocks, Cookstown, NJ 		---	Team Havoc, Holtsville, NY
2004	Santino’s Bistro, Runnemede, NJ		---	Iron Horse/Colonial Carpentry, Ironia, NJ
2005	Santino's Bistro, Runnemede, NJ		---	Team EFX, Clinton, NJ
2006	- Class-C Not Held
2007	Bestrans, Northeast, MD 			---	Task Force, Iselin, NJ
2008	Team EFX, Randolph, NJ 			---	BCI, Medford, NJ
2009	Bestrans, Northeast, MD 			---	Deluxe Bakery, Runnemede, NJ
2010	- Class-C Not Held (teams played in Power Bracket)
2011	- Class-C Disbanded

Trentonian Classic, Trenton, NJ  - Power Bracket

2009	Gal’s Landscaping, Jamestown, NJ 		---	Colvin Construction/Ideal Tile, Trenton, NJ
2010	Santino's Bistro, Medford, NJ 		---	Bryson's Pub, Medford, NJ
2011	Deluxe Bakery, Runnemede, NJ 		---	Bryson's Pub, Medford, NJ
2012	- Power Bracket Cancelled
2013	- Tournament discontinued

Trentonian Classic, Trenton, NJ  - Class-D/Super-D

1991	Windsor Moving, Twin Rivers, NJ
1992	Century Homes, New Egypt, NJ
1993	Mohawk Chemical, Brunswick, NJ
1994	Beacon Auto Body, Barrington, NJ
1995	All Star Trophies, Colingswood, NJ
1996	Everlast/Monarch, Mt. Olive, NJ
1997	Lotierzo's Villecco, Medford, NJ
1998	IVM, Medford, NJ
1999	Valentino's, Princeton, NJ
2000	Ervin & Pope, Ewing, NJ
2001	Mel's Pub, Norristown, PA			---	Valentino's, Princeton, NJ
2002	Coor's Light, Parsippany, NJ		---	KNC Hitmen, Hanover, NJ
2003	Cobra Construction, Medford, NJ		---	Dugout Sports Cafe, Manalapan, NJ 
2004	Dugout Softball, South Amboy, NJ		---	Trilogy, Cherry Hill, NJ
2005	Quad/Cobra Construction, Medford, NJ	---	Flying W/N.J. Merchants, Medford, NJ
2006	Gashouse, Toms River, NJ			---	McDonnell/BCI, Sicklerville, NJ
2007	Phoenix Tube, Readington, NJ 		---	J&B Softball/N.J. Merchants, Medford, NJ
2008	Giant Steel/SCB/Denelex, B-haven, NY 	---	Phoenix Tube, Readington, NJ
2009	Lotierzo’s, Medford, NJ 			---	QuakerBridge Landscaping, Jackson, NJ
2010	- Class-D Not Held (teams played in Power Bracket)
2011	- Class-D Disbanded

Trentonian Classic, Trenton, NJ  - Class-E/Super-E/Major-E

2002	Jim Lawrence Landscaping, Ewing, NJ	---	Harm's Construction, Freehold, NJ
2003	Humleville Inn, Bensalem, PA		---	Top of the Line Relocators, Freehold
2004	Dadz Bar & Grille, Medford, NJ		---	Humleville Inn, Bensalem, PA
2005	Dadz/Mt. Laurel Heating, Lumberton, NJ	---	Boneyard, South River, NJ
2006	JK Construction, Trenton, NJ		---	Scotto's/Sun Tees, Hightstown, NJ
2007	Mercer Safe & Lock, Trenton, NJ		---	Knock 'Em Dead Pest Control
2008	Henri's Hot Barbeque, Jamesburg, NJ 	---	Accurate Billing, Bordentown, NJ
2009	Hazy’s Bar & Grill, Feasterville, PA		---	Stadium Bar, Lower Bucks, PA
2010	Bill's Olde Tavern, Hamilton, NJ 		---	Smackdown Softball, Barnegat, NJ
2011	Perone's Landscaping, New Jersey		---	Joey's Smokehouse, Fairless Hills, PA
2012	- Only Class-E, Flight C/D and Rec were held
2013	- Tournament discontinued

Trentonian Classic, Trenton, NJ  - Women's Open

2002 	Long Island Travelers, Baldwin, NY 		---	Irish Rover, Langhorne, PA
2003 	Long Island Traveling Bandits, Baldwin, NY 	---	Mixed Chicks, Delaware County, PA
2004 	Appco/Duke's Tavern, Springfield, PA 	---	Fiddler’s Green/Max Magees Pub, Boothwyn, PA
2005 	Long Island Tides, East Northport, NY	---	Appco’s/Duke’s Tavern, Springfield, PA
2006 	Long Island Tides, East Northport, NY 	---	G.T. Construction, Boothwyn, PA
2007 	Century 21, Delaware County, PA 		---	Yards Team Pink, Philadelphia, PA
2008 	Doggie Stylin', Freehold, NJ 		---	Fair Warning, Rhode Island
2009 	Long Island Tides, East Northport, NY 	---	Doggie Stylin’, Freehold, NJ
2010 	Slammers, Lake Hiawatha, NJ 		---	Doggie Stylin', Freehold, NJ
2011 	Long Island Hurricanes, East Northport, NY 	---	Team Crush, Norristown, PA
2012 	Team Crush, Norristown, PA 		---	Long Island Hurricanes, East Northport, NY
2013	- no mire information available

TAC Spectacular (1972-2000)/Firecracker (2001-04), New Castle/Dover, DE

1972	Labor Lyceum, Wilmington, DE		---	Arena News, York, PA
1973	Trenton Capitols, Trenton, NJ		---	Avenue Exxon, Wilmington, DE
1974	- Tournament rained-out and never played
1975	Long Island Braves, Long Island, NY	---	?
1976	Great Eastern Textile, Syosset, NY		---	Conti Brothers, Providence, RI
1977	Trenton Capitols, Trenton, NJ		---	Riccio's, Wilmington, DE
1978	Disco Sports, Richmond, VA		---	Trainham Chevrolet, Richmond, VA
1979	Crosby Homes, Bristol, MD		---	?
1980	Brothers A.C., Yonkers, NY		---	Hoffman Blue, York, PA
1981	Christy's Cleaners, White Plains, NY	---	Revere Travel, Levittown, PA
1982	Quick Ten, Baltimore, MD			---	Wilkins House, Baltimore, MD
1983	Corner Distributors, Bronx, NY		---	Delran Diamonds, Delran, NJ
1984	Dean Concrete, Elkton, MD		---	Christy's Cleaners, White Plains, NY
1985	Dean Concrete, Elkton, MD		---	Tech Softball Club, Wilmington, DE
1986	Imlay/Bombats, Bordertown, NJ		---	Pete's Mobile Car Wash, Poughkeepsie, NY
1987	Imlay/Bombats, Bordertown, NJ		---	McMahon's Mill, Williamsport, MD
1988	DeBacco Brothers, Belleville, NJ		---	Juan's Refrigeration, Poughkeepsie, NY
1989	Taylor Brothers, Providence, RI		---	DeBacco Brothers, Belleville, NJ
1990	DeBacco Brothers, Belleville, NJ		---	County Sport Blues, Levittown, NY
1991	Amark/DeBacco Brothers, Belleville, NJ	---	Klecko's Gold Gym, Wilmington, DE
1992	Taylor Brothers, Providence, RI		---	Techniques, Oceanport, NJ
1993	Maddy's/Schweizers, New Castle, DE	---	Caprotti/Steele's, Wilmington, DE
1994	Schweizers Madmen, New Castle, DE	---	M&W Sports World, Newark, DE
1995	Chaney Enterprises, Baltimore, MD		---	Statewide Glass, Plainfield, NJ
1996	Ashley Const./TAC, New Castle, DE	---	John Steele Roofing, New Castle, DE
1997	SCB/Easton, Brookhaven, NY		---	Midas Touch Jeweler, Fairfield, CT
1998	Ashley's/Eagle Group/Al's, Dover, DE	---	Gas Heaven/Worth, Commack, NY
1999	Eagle Group/Al's/TPS, Dover, DE		---	SCB/Easton, Brookhaven, NY
2000	Eagle Group/Al's/Buckeye, Dover, DE	---	McLean Insurance, Poughkeepsie, NY
2001	Paramount Builder/Worth, Va Beach, VA	---	Buckeye/Eagle Group/Al's/TPS, Dover, DE
2002	Benfield Electric/Easton, Fairfax, VA	---	Warthen Fuel/TPS, Dover, DE
2003	Taylors, Edgewater, MD			---	Viggiani Plumbing, Toms River, NJ
2004	Warthen Fuel/TPS, Baltimore, MD		---	Scene/Hit n Run, Deer Park, NY
2005	- Cancelled for good
Note: The Terrace Athletic Club (TAC) disbanded the tournament after 2000, Mike Dill of Eagle Group and later Warthen Fuel took over running this event and changed it's name
and location to the USSSA Dover Firecracker Classic in 2001. The Dover Days Classic was held there then for 4 years, here are the results of that tournament.

Belmar/Wall Classic, Belmar, NJ  - A/B-Flight (1974-2006)

Year	Flight	Champion			---	Runner-up			---	Third Place

1974	A	Red Door Saints, Somerville, NJ	---	Red House			---	Tropical Pub, Belmar, NJ
1975	A	Infinity, Neptune, NJ		---	Lane Drugs, Neptune, NJ		---	Guillick's
1976	A	- Tournament rained out
1977	A	Oil Delivery, Inc., Wall, NJ		---	Redmond's			---	CQAC, Metuchen, NJ
1978	A	Oil Delivery, Inc., Wall, NJ		---	Lion's Den, Elizabeth, NJ		---	Empire Bar
1979	A	Lobster Shanty, Point Pleasant, NJ	---	Empire Bar			---	Oil Delivery, Inc., Wall, NJ
1980	A	RKE Jaxx, Asbury Park, NJ		---	Lobster Shanty, Point Pleasant, NJ	---	Lion's Den, Elizabeth, NJ
1981	A	RKE Jaxx, Asbury Park, NJ		---	Wizards				---	Country Liners
1982	A	Time-Out Brothers, Yonkers, NY	---	RKE Jaxx, Asbury Park, NJ		---	Century AC
1983	A	Time-Out Brothers, Yonkers, NY	---	FVT Trucking, Hammonton, NJ	---	Tips Hardware, West Creek, NJ
1984	A	Imlay, Bordentown, NJ;  Hoffman Blue, York, PA;  RKE Jaxx, Asbury Park, NJ and Sherry Brody 	(4 way tie, rain shortened)
	B	Brielle Cleaners, NJ;  Mike Czok's Café;  430 Club & Del's 						(4 way tie, rain shortened)
1985	A	DeBacco Brothers, Belleville, NJ	---	Prestige Metals			---	Imlay Real Estate, Bordentown, NJ
	B	Briar AC, Yonkers, NY		---	?
1986	A	Time-Out Brothers, Yonkers, NY	---	RKE Jaxx, Asbury Park, NJ		---	Taylor Brothers, Providence, RI
	B	County Sports, Levittown, NY		---	?
1987	A	- A Flight not held
	B	Hit Men, Clifton, NJ			---	?
1988	A	DeBacco Brothers, Belleville, NJ	---	Richard's Oil, Somerville, NJ	---	Red Door, Somerville
	B	Decenzo Builders, Little Silver, NJ	---	?
1989	A	DeBacco Brothers, Belleville, NJ	---	Coors Beer, Trenton, NJ		---	RKE Athletic, Belmar, NJ
	B	Peterson's Riviera Inn, Brick, NJ	---	?
1990 	A	RKE Athletic, Belmar, NJ		---	K&R Paving			---	Techniques, Oceanport, NJ
	B	CQAC, Metuchen, NJ		---	?
1991 	A	RKE Athletic, Belmar, NJ --- & ---  SCB, Bayshore, NY  (Co-champs, rain)	---	no info on 3rd place
	B	CQAC, Metuchen, NJ		---	?
1992 	A	RKE Athletic, Belmar, NJ		---	SCB, Bayshore, NY		---	Bank of New York, West Chester, NY
	B	Cattano's/Petey's, Somerville, NJ	---	?
1993	A	WSBA Sports Talk, York, PA	---	Bank of NY, West Chester, NY	---	no info on 3rd place
	B	Triple Crown Sports, Old Bridge, NJ	---	?
1994	A	M&W Sports World, Newark, DE	---	Tri-Gem Builders, Cedar Brook, NJ	---	Techniques, Oceanport, NJ
	B	QT Thunder, Bethpage, NY		---	?
1995 	A	Gulf/Gas Heaven, Commack, NY	---	Pete's Mobil, Poughkeepsie, NY	---	Dalton Chiropractic, Ocean, NJ
	B	Barchella's Fellas, Bedford, NY		---	?
1996 	A	Hit & Run/Garafolo, Smithtown, NY	---	Gasoline Heaven, Commack, NY	---	SCB, Bayshore, NY
	B	Level Line/Mystery, Rutherford, NJ	---	?
1997	A	Gas Heaven/Worth, Commack, NY	---	Dalton Chiropractic, Ocean, NJ	---	Smoke's/Harrison's/TPS, Ellicott, MD
	B	Hit and Run, Smithtown, NY		---	?
1998	A	Smoke's/Harrison's, Ellicott, MD	---	Deluxe Bakery, Belmar, NJ		---	SCB/Easton, Brookhaven, NY
	B	DePonte Construction, Trenton, NJ	---	?
1999	A	SCB/Easton, Brookhaven, NY	---	Dalton Chiropractic, Ocean, NJ	---	no info on 3rd place
	B	Weinstock Chiropractic, Baldwin, NY	---	?
2000	A	Gas Heaven/Worth, Commack, NY	---	Deluxe Bakery, Belmar, NJ		---	no info on 3rd place
	B	DePonte Construction, Trenton, NJ	---	?
2001	A	Gamecocks/CLS, Medford, NJ	---	Three Cars/Coors, Trenton, NJ	---	SCB/Denelex, Smithtown, NY
	B	Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY		---	?
2002	A	SCB/Denelex, Smithtown, NY	---	Gamecocks/Cardinal, Medford, NJ	---	Minuteman Press, Baldwin, NY
	B	TD Waterhouse, Middle Village, NY	---	?
2003	A	Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY	---	Deluxe Bakery, Belmar, NJ 		---	Lookers/Lotierzo/Showtime, Elizabeth, NJ
	B	LTP/Viggiani Plumbing, Toms River, NJ	---	?
2004	A	Hit and Run/Scene, Deer Park, NY	---	United Rentals, Rye, NY		---	Gamecocks/AA, Cookestown, NJ
	B	- no information			---	?
2005	A	- Cancelled
	B	- Cancelled
2006	A	Blue Martini/LTP, Freehold, NJ	---	EFX/Wagner Farms, Bethlehem, PA	---	no info on 3rd place
	B	EFX2, West Patterson, NJ
2007	- no information after 2006

Miller High Life Cape May Classic, Cape May, NJ (1985-2006)

1985-1994 - 	? no information
1995	Pete's Mobile, Poughkeepsie, NY		---	Flex Gym, Mt. Holly, NJ
1996	So Jern Travel, Cedarbrook, NJ		---	Reggie's Cafe, Blackwood, NJ
1997	Eagle Group/Easton, Dover, DE		---	Dalton Chiropractic, Ocean, NJ 
1998	? no information				---	?
1999	? no information				---	?
2000	SCB, Brookhaven, NY			---	Drain King, Bridgewater, NJ
2001	Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY		---	Q-T Sports, West Babylon, NY
2002 	Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY		---	Saluga Auto, Mt. Laurel, NJ
2003	Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY		---	Angle Inn/AR Crowell/Vinci, Baltimore, MD
2004	Gamecocks/Alt. Air, Cookestown, NJ	---	Scene/Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY
2005	West End Softball, Parsippany, NJ		---	Hutson Trucking, Wrightstown, NJ
2006	The Scene, Medford, NY			---	Team EFX/Wagner Farms, Bethlehem, PA
2007	 - no information after 2006

Budweiser Memorial Weekend Classic, Somerville, NJ (1971-2006)

1971	Trenton Capitols, Trenton, NJ		---	Sandusky's, Somerville, NJ
1972	? no information				---	?
1973	Trenton Capitols, Trenton, NJ		---	Damaeo Trucking, Woodbridge, NJ		(MVP-Roland Wilkins, 13-21, 4 HRs)
1972-1978	- no information available
1979	Gartenhaus, Plainville, CT			---	Christy's, Port Chester, NY
1980	? no information				---	?
1981	County Sports, Levittown, NY		---	Zip's Steak House, Trenton, NJ
1982	Brothers AC, Yonkers, NY			---	Red Door Tavern, Somerville, NJ
1983	Alfonse Bros, Trenton, Corner Dist., Bronx, NY; Delran Diamonds and Dunkin Donuts		(Rained out-4 teams left)
1984-1987	- no information available
1988	Clubhouse, Somerville, NJ			---	Coors, Trenton, NJ
1989-1996	- no information available
1997	A1 Terminators, and three other teams, unknown						(Rained out-4 teams left)
1998	?					---	?
1999	SCB/Easton, Brookhaven, NY		---	Beacon Auto, Pennsauken, NJ
2000 	Hit and Run, Deer Park, NY		---	Q-T Sports, West Babylon, NY
2001 	- Rained out
2002 	Deluxe Bakery, Belmar, NJ			---	National Gold/Demarini, Warwick, RI
2003	Lookers/Lotierzo/Showtime, Elizabeth, NJ	---	MMP/Iron Horse, Baldwin, NY --and-- SCB/Giant, Smithtown, NY	(tied for 2nd)
2004	SCB/Denelex/Giant, Middle Island, NY	---	ChecKing, New Haven, CT
2005	Irondale, Ironia, NJ			---	M&N Sports/Gills Automotive, Manchester, NH
2006	The Scene, Medford, NY			---	Hutson Trucking Wrightstown, NJ
2007	 - no information after 2006

USSSA Open Sunfest, Ocean City, MD (1978-2014)

1978	Channing's Way Pub			---	?
1979	Bob Bell Ford, Glen Burnie, MD		---	?
1980	Gordon Miller Music			---	?
1981	Joe Theisman's Restaurant, Fairfax, VA	---	?
1982	Purple Moose Saloon, Ocean City, MD	---	?
1983	Purple Moose Saloon, Ocean City, MD	---	?
1984	Ocean Deli, Ocean City, MD		---	?
1985	Charlie's Tuna, Ocean City, MD		---	?
1986	Car Center, Baltimore, MD			---	?
1987	The Bull North, Ocean City, MD		---	?
1988	The Bull North, Ocean City, MD		---	?
1989	First Choice				---	?
1990	BJ's/Charlie's Tuna, Ocean City, MD	---	?
1991	BJ's/Charlie's Tuna, Ocean City, MD	---	?
1992	Charlie's Tuna, Ocean City, MD		---	?
1993	Rx Podiatry Lab/Tri Gem, Trenton, NJ	---	?
1994	Charlie's Tuna, Ocean City, MD		---	?
1995	Sterling Radiator/Schweizer, Newark, DE	---	?
1996	Charlie's Tuna, Ocean City, MD		---	?
1997	Charlie's Tuna, Ocean City, MD		---	?
1998	Charlie's/Nick Idoni's, Ocean City, MD	---	?
1999	Charlie's/Nick Idoni's, Ocean City, MD	---	?
2000 	Krupnick/Warthen Fuel, Hanover, MD	---	?
2001 	Smokes/ABS/Corbi's, Ellicott City, MD 	---	TJ Lite, Dunkirk, MD
2002 	Krupnick Brothers, Hanover, MD 		---	TJ Lite, Dunkirk, MD
2003 	Blue Martini, Freehold, NJ			---	Warthen Fuel/ABS/TPS, Baltimore, MD
2004 	Warthen Fuel/ABS/TPS, Baltimore, MD 	---	Limits, Glen Burnie, MD
2005	Blue Martini/Team LTP, Freehold, NJ	---	Sunrise Pools, Baltimore, MD
2006	ABS/Team LTP/Easton, Baltimore, MD	---	ChecKing/Hit N Run/Worth, New Haven, CT
2007 	ABS/Easton, Whitemarsh, MD 		---	Checking, New Haven, CT 
2008 	Warthen Fuel, Berlin, MD			---	Big Daddy Softball, Berlin, MD 
2009 	- Rained Out
2010 	Team Conference Usssa, Blackwood, NJ	---	Darkside/TYJA, Manchester, CT
2011 	Tri State/MDM Inc., Mullica Hill, NJ		---	DelawareSoftballTalk.com, Wilmington, DE
2012 	MDM/Tri-State/Cash, Turnersville, NJ	---	Southern Smoke, Hughesville, MD
2013 	Tiny Bubbles/Softballshow, Richmond,VA	---	ADS/AIN/Unique Image, Wilmington, DE
2014 	Above All Landscaping/GWS, Rahway, NJ	---	Wilson & Smith/CGR/Miken, Pasadena, MD
2015	- no more information available

Seventh Ward Tournament, New Castle, PA (1962-1978)

1962  	Ember Club, New Castle, PA		---	Crescent Café, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Joe Cangey, Crescent Cafe
1963  	Crescent Café, New Castle, PA 		---	Hyde's Drugs Bears, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Ron Alexander, Crescent Café
1964  	Augustine Pizza, New Castle, PA		---	Gaylord's Inn, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Butch Veri, Gaylord's Inn (21-27, .778)
1965  	New Castle AC, New Castle, PA		---	Dino's West Side, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Bob Edmiston, Dino's West Side
1966  	Crescent Café, New Castle, PA 		---	Bonfield Atlantic, Vandergrift, PA
	MVP - Anthony Guiliano, Crescent Cafe
1967  	Labor & Industry, Massillon, OH		---	William F. DeCarbo, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Harold Shankle, Labor & Industry
1968  	Labor & Industry, Massillon, OH		---	Crescent Café, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Gene Maston, Labor & Industry (12-21, 5 HRs)
1969  	Crescent Café, New Castle, PA 		---	Valley Honda, Pittsburgh, PA
	MVP - Anthony Guiliano, Crescent Cafe
1970  	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA 		---	Gaylord Inn, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Lou Qualhiero, Iron Dukes
1971  	Croton Dukes, New Castle, PA 		---	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Anthony Aven, Croten Dukes
	Outstanding Player Award - Fred Ryan, Iron Dukes
1972  	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA  			---	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA
	MVP - John Sepich, BYM Club
	Outstanding Player Award - John Qualhiero, Iron Dukes
1973  	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA 			---	Cray's Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Allan Joseph, Cray's Iron Dukes
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Randy Huey, Croton Dukes
1974  	Cray's Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA 		---	Huntz's Bar, Etna, PA
	MVP - John Qualhiero, Cray's Iron Dukes
	Outstanding Player Award - Dale Switzer, Huntz Bar
1975  	Cray's Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA		---	Huntz's Bar, Etna, PA
	MVP - Anthony Aven, Iron Dukes
	Outstanding Player Award - Fred Ryan, Iron Dukes (8 HRs)
1976  	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA  			---	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA
	MVP - John Koshar, BYM Club
	Outstanding Player Award - Fred Ryan, Iron Dukes
1977  	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA 			---	Sol Mintz, Washington, PA
	MVP - Roger Snatcho, BYM Club (28-32, .875)
	Home Run Award - Dave Snatcho, BYM Club - 12
1978  	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA 			---	Citizen's Club, Jeannette, PA
	MVP - Rick Locaitis, BYM Club (.747)
	Outstanding Player Award - Rob Monstrola, Citizen's Club
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Bernie Zuchslonski, BYM Club
1979  	- Tournament disbanded and became part of the New Castle Early Bird Tournament

Western PA/Lawrence County/7th Ward Early Bird, New Castle, PA (1968-1990)

1968  	Farris Construction, New Castle, PA 	---	Clingensmith TV, New Castle, PA
	MVP - John Paolone, Farris Construction
1969	Farris Construction, New Castle, PA	---	Tommy's Barber Shop, New Castle
	MVP - Steve Tarnoci, Farris (13-18, .722)
1970  	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA 		---	Youngstown Curve Foam, New Castle, PA
	MVP - John 'Juggo' Frank, Iron Dukes
1971  	Croton Dukes, New Castle, PA 		---	Youngstown Curve Foam, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Ken Hudson, Croten Dukes
	Outstanding Player Award - Jack Elliott, Youngstown Curve Foam
1972  	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA 		---	Cooper Roofing, Greenville, PA
	MVP - Anthony Guiliano, Iron Dukes
	Outstanding Player Award - Ron McEntire, Cooper Roofing (5 HRs)
1973  	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA 			---	L&R Sports, Youngstown, OH
	MVP - John Koshar, BYM Club (5 HRs)
	Outstanding Player Award - Al Krasco, L&R Sports
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Anthony Guiliano, Iron Dukes
1974  	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA 		---	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA
	MVP - Jackie Hannon, Iron Dukes
	Outstanding Player Award - Fred Ryan, Iron Dukes (8 HRs)
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Lou Lombardo, Iron Dukes
1975  	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA		---	Huntz Bar, Etna, PA
	MVP - Chuck Masters, Iron Dukes
	Outstanding Player Award - Don Leisner, Huntz Bar, Etna, PA
	Home Run Award - Fred Ryan, Iron Dukes - 9
1976  	St. Margaret's Club, New Castle, PA 	---	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA
	MVP - Bill Sniezek, St. Margaret's Club
	Outstanding Player Award - Roger Snatchko, BYM Club
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Joe Short, Burrell AMC
1977  	Brookline BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA 	---	Huntz Bar, Etna, PA
	MVP - John Koshar, BYM Club
	Outstanding Player Award - Bones Bently, Huntz Bar
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Carl Pia, FA Cray Dukes
	Home Run Award - Dave Snatchko, BYM Club - 12
1978  	Lee Supply, Charleroi, PA			---	Citizen's Club, Jeannette, PA
	MVP - Bill Schmidt, Lee Supply
	Outstanding Player Award - Ray 'Corky' Kruel, Citizen's Club
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Allan Joseph, Medure's Lounge
1979  	A&F (BYMC), Brookline, PA 		---	Lee Supply, Charleroi, PA
	MVP - Rick Locaitus, A&F
	Outstanding Player Award - Pete Stankovitch, Lee Supply
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Lou Lombardo, FA Cray
1980  	Maestro's Lounge, Jeannette, PA 		---	Lee Supply, Charleroi, PA
	MVP - Ed Attenburger, Maestros Lounge
	Outstanding Player Award - Jim McManus, Lee Supply
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Rich Parvone, Slovak Club
1981  	Renton Club, Jeannette, PA 		---	Fairmont Supply, Washington, PA		
	MVP - Ed Attenburger, Renton Club
	Outstanding Player Award - Ed Yesenchek, Renton Club
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - 
1982  	Lee Supply, Charleroi, PA 			---	Remacor. New Castle, PA	
	MVP - Pete Stankovich, Lee Supply
	Outstanding Player Award - Jan Budai, Remaor
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Bob Miller, Remacor
1983  	Kenmore NY East, Akron, OH 		---	Sandy Creek Inn, Pittsburgh, PA	
	MVP - Don Croskey, Kenmore NY East
	Outstanding Player Award - Andy Vento, Sandy Creek Inn
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Vernon Neil, Cobras
1984  	Gregg Security, Pittsburgh, PA 		---	Kenmore NY East, Akron, OH	
	MVP - Manager Joe Bainey, Gregg Security (at the request of his players)
	Outstanding Player Award - Don Croskey, Kenmore NY East
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - not awarded
1985  	Gregg Security, Pittsburgh, PA 		---	Maroadi Transfer, Jeannette, PA	
	Co MVP - Greg Burko, Greg Security (.523)
	Co MVP - Denny Brown, Greg Security (.569)
	Outstanding Player Award - Ed Zelewski, Maroadi Transfer (.697, 7 HRs, 14 RBIs)
1986  	Non-Ferrous, Cleveland, OH 		---	Sandy Creek Inn, Pittsburgh, PA		
	MVP - Art Lawson, Non-Ferrous
	Outstanding Player Award - Mark Woods, Sandy Creek
	Home Run  Award - Roger Wilt, Non-Ferrous
1987  	Non-Ferrous Metals, Cleveland, OH 	---	Maroadi Transfer, Jeannette, PA
	MVP - Ken Preseren, Non-Ferrous
	Outstanding Player Award - Denny Brown, Maroadi Transfer
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - Jim Messmer, Maroadi Transfer
1988  	Non-Ferrous Metals, Cleveland, OH 	---	Stewart's Lounge, Pittsburgh, PA
	MVP - no information
	Outstanding Player Award - no information
	Outstanding Defensive Player Award - no information
1989  	W.P. Nix, Pittsburgh, PA 			---	The Gardens, New Castle, PA
	MVP - Mike Timko, W.P. Nix
1990  	Jayhawk Lounge, Jeannette, PA 		---	The Gardens, New Castle, PA
	MVP - John Woloshun, Jayhawk Lounge
1991  	- Tournament Disbanded

Tri-Cities/Ar-Brook/Firecracker Classic, New Kensington/Pittsburgh, PA (1963-1976)

1963	Dapper Dan's, Vandergrift, PA		---	Grande-Leah, New Kensington, PA
	MVP - no information
1964	Musicaro Foods, Massapequa, NY		---	Villeha's Lounge, New Kensington, PA	
	MVP - Jim Galloway, Musicaro Foods
1965	Grande Lounge, New Kensington, PA	---	Ar-Den, Arnold, PA 
	MVP - Art Falsetti, Grande Lounge
1966	Skip A.C., Pittsburgh, PA			---	Michael's Lounge, Detroit, MI
	MVP - Bill Downey, Skip Hogan's (16-22, .727)
1967	Skip A.C., Pittsburgh, PA			---	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA	
	MVP - Jim Wallace, Jim's Sport Shop
1968	Golf Oasis, Arnold, PA			---	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA
	MVP - Ron Engler, BYM Club
1969	Krivan Club, Springdale, PA		---	Crescent Cafe, New Castle, PA 		
	MVP - Bernie Kubiak, Krivan Club
1970	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA		---	Alexander Inn, Saxonburg, PA
	MVP - Anthony Guiliano, Iron Dukes
1971	Century Tire, Cincinnati, OH		---	Girard AA, York, PA
	MVP - Tom Taylor, Century Tire
1972	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA		---	Ramon Lounge, Cuyoga Falls, OH
	MVP - Fred Ryan, Iron Dukes (19-22, .864, 5 HRs)
1973	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA		---	Pyramid Cafe, Cleveland, OH
	MVP - Anthony Guiliano, Iron Dukes
1974	Iron Dukes, New Castle, PA		---	Big Z, Trenton, NJ
	MVP - Anthony Aven, Iron Dukes (.600, 4 HRs)
1975	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA			---	Little Caesar's, Southgate, MI
	MVP - Roger Snatchko, BYM Club
1976	BYM Club, Pittsburgh, PA			---	Joe's Army & Navy, Kittaning, PA
	MVP - Tom 'Big' Miller, Joe's (13-19, .684, 7 HRs)
1977	- no other information available

White Rose Invitational, York, PA (1968-1987)

1968	Vigilant AA, York				---	France Stone, Toledo, OH
	MVP- Gene Becker, Vigilant (15-21, .714, 10 RBIs)
1969	County Sports, Levittown, NY		---	Hicksville Astros, Hicksville, NY
	MVP- Jim Galloway, County Sports (17-21, .810, 11 HRs, 28 RBIs)
1970  	Aero Oil, York				---	Arena News, York
	MVP- Gene Becker, Aero Oil (11-16, .688, 10 RBIs)
1971  	Arena News, York				---	Girard AA, York
1972  	New Era Die, York 			---	Cedar Cliff Mall, Harrisburg
1973  	Trenton Capitols, Trenton, NJ 		---	New Era Dye, York
1974  	Big Z's, Trenton, NJ 			---	Pittsburgh Hard Hats, Pittsburgh
1975  	New Era Die, York 			---	Canada Dry, Chambersburg
1976  	York Barbell, York 			---	Pittsburgh Hard Hats, Pittsburgh
1977  	Bob Hoffman Blue, York 			---	Continental Foods, York
1978  	York Barbell, York 			---	Hagerstown, MD
1979  	- Rain-never completed - (Engle Printing, Manheim and 3 others left)
1980  	Al's Cold Cuts, Norristown 		---	Bob Hoffman Blue, York
1981  	Bob Hoffman Blue, York			---	Joe Theisman's, Fairfax, VA
1982  	Al's Cold Cuts, Norristown 		---	Irish Valley, Sunbury
1983  	Bob Hoffman Blue, York			---	Farrell's Maintenance, Lititz, PA
1984  	Gregg Security, Pittsburgh 		---	County Sports, Levittown, NY
1985  	Jackie B's/Champion Line, York		---	Barbell Hall of Fame, York, PA
1986  	KV Sports, Hampstad, MD			---	Columbia Sports, Columbia, MD
1987  	- No information available after 1986

Zinn's Park Open Invitational - Denver, PA (1975-1994)

1975	Levittown Legion, Levittown, NY		---	New Era Dye, York, PA
  	MVP -  Chan Baker, Levittown American Legion
1976	York Barbell, York, PA			---	Hoffman Products, York, PA
  	MVP -  Herb Hawn, Hoffman Products (9 HRs)
1977	Marrone's Travel, Westbury, NY		---	R&T Mobil Homes, Ephrata, PA
  	MVP -  George Pajonas, Marrone Travel Agency (6 HRs)
1978	Hicksville Motor Lodge, Hicksville, NY	---	York Barbell, York, PA
  	MVP -  John XE McAndrew, Trenton Capitols (14 HRs, .708)
1979	Overbrook Inn, Wilkes-Barre, PA		---	Delaware Diamonds, Wilmington, DE
  	MVP -  Frank Tanky Matthews, Overbrook Inn (9 HR's)
1980	County Sports, Levittown, NY		---	Bob Hoffman Blue, York, PA
  	MVP -  Doug Hommell, County Sports (6 HRs)
1981	Bob's American, Ephrata, PA		---	Moran's Cabinets, Baltimore, MD
  	MVP -  Boyd Orr, Bob's American (4 HRs)
1982	Bush's Sports, Dundlack, MD		---	Brothers AC, Yonkers, NY
  	MVP -  Larry West, Bush's Sports (23-28, .821, 10 HRs, 21 RBIs)
1983	Bush's Sports, Dundlack, MD		---	County Sports, Levittown, NY
  	MVP -  no information
1984	Holiday Jack's, Easton, PA			---	Al's Cold Cuts, Norristown, PA
  	MVP -  no information
1985	County Sports Bombats, Levittown, NY	---	York Barbells, York
  	MVP -  Steve Kerr, County Sports (.750, 9 HRs)
1986	Al's Cold Cuts, Norristown, PA		---	Captain Ben's, Patchogue, NY
  	MVP -  Clarke Farrell, Al's Cold Cuts (4 HRs)
1987	Jackie B's, York, PA			---	Superior Softball, Windsor, CT
  	MVP -  Greg Fuhrman, Superior Softball (HR Leader)
1988	Riley Sales, Norristown, PA		---	Holiday Jack's, Easton, PA
  	MVP -  Jerry Reeves, Riley Sales
1989 A	Interstate Trucking, East Meadow, NY	---	Car Center, Baltimore, MD
	MVP -  Bill Pollock, Klecko's Bandits (13 HRs)
1990 A	County Sports, Levittown, NY		---	Tri-Gem Builders, Levittown, PA
  	MVP -  Ray Zeigler, County Sports (14-14, 1.000, 5 HRs)
1991 A	Lemoyne Sleeper-Gray, Lemoyne, PA	---	Q-T Sports, West Babylon, NY
1992 B	Mike's Place, Brookhaven, NY		---	Excelsior Gardens, Seldon, NY
1993 B	Gulf Oil/Gas Heaven, Commack, NY	---	J&L Floors, Hagerstown, MD
1994 B	Vector Security, Harrisburg		---	Sports Outlet/TPS, Runnemede, NJ
1995	no info available after 1994

Miller/Yuengling Invitational Classic, Elm Park, Williamsport, PA (1974-2017)
Year Champion Runner-up MVP
1974 Derby, Altoona Evan’s Bar, Manheim N/A – not awarded
1975 Zinn’s Diner, Denver Barnes Gulf, Williamsport N/A – not awarded
1976 Nebulous, Altoona ? – no info N/A – not awarded
1977 R&T Mobil Home, Ephrata ? – no info N/A – not awarded
1978 Guvnor’s Pub, Riverhead, NY ? – no info N/A – not awarded
1979 Annville Auto, Elizabethtown Reds, Williamsport N/A – not awarded
1980 Austin Hardware, Altoona Johnnie’s Sunoco, Armagh Bill Lichtenfels, Johnnies
1981 Hoffman Blue, York Cobras, Martinsburg XE McAndrew, Blue
1982 Bierly’s Market, State College Stapelfeld Construction, Claysburg Pete Kaufman, Bierly’s
1983 Cobras, Martinsburg Stopper Construction, Williamsport Vernon Neil, Cobras
1984 Cobras, Martinsburg By-George Inn, Johnstown Steve Bower & Brad Weyant, Cobras
1985 Garage Door, Rochester, NY Metamorfisis, Williamsport Scott Verkas, Garage Door
1986 Cobras, Martinsburg  (Co-champs) Metamorfisis, Williamsport Randy Cree, Metamorfisis
1987 Bootleggers, Rochester, NY Farrell’s Maintenance, Lititz Scott Verkas & Theo Dorsey, Bootleggers
1988 Metamorfisis, Williamsport Holiday Jacks, Easton Ron Wenreich, Metamorfisis
1989 Pace-Davies, Rochester, NY Valley Green Mall, New Cumberland Dave Merriman, Pace-Davies
1990 Pace-Davies, Rochester, NY Smith Transport, Roaring Springs John Fitzgerald, Pace-Davies
1991 Pace-Davies, Rochester, NY Accent Computing, Mifflinburg John Fitzgerald, Pace-Davies
1992 Klecko’s Power Club, Philadelphia WSBA Sports Talk, York Barry Hudson, Klecko’s
1993 Ernst Trucking, Orwigsburg WSBA Sports Talk, York Mike Fink, Ernst Trucking
1994 Ernst Trucking, Orwigsburg Frosty Hook, Spring Mills Dave Meckes, Ernst Trucking
1995 Frosty Hook/Catapult, Spring Mills Blair’s Siding/Dudley, Rochester, NY Vernon Neil, Frosty Hook
1996 Marine Corps, Chambersburg USGH Softball Club, Carlisle Donnie King, USGH
1997 Thomas Chevrolet, Osterburg Leisure Time/Dudley, Rush, NY Dale McCall, Thomas Chevrolet
1998 Fleet Decal, Plymouth Frosty Hook, Spring Mills Bill Ulicoy, Fleet Decal
1999 Lewisburg Legion, Lewisburg Premier Mgmt./Sprint, Ephrata John Hackenberg, Lewisburg
2000 Craig’s Bullshippers, Gettysburg Zimmerman Trucking, Mifflintown Mike Wilson, Bullshippers
2001 Frosty Hook, Spring Mills Country Tavern, Middleburg Dale Sensinig, Frosty Hook
2002 Harder’s Sports, Williamsport Claar’s Logging, Altoona Harder’s Team
2003 Deluxe Bakery, Belmar, NJ Frosty Hook, Spring Mills Bob Cleaver, Deluxe
2004 Craig’s Bullshippers, Gettysburg Wholer’s/Locker Room, Osterburg Troy Daub, Bullshippers
2005 Craig’s Bullshippers, Gettysburg Custom Blends, York Gary Gibble, Bullshippers
2006 Craig’s Bullshippers, Gettysburg Lewisburg Legion, Williamsport Billy Erskine & Corey Daub, Bullshippers
2007 Craig’s Bullshippers, Chambersburg Tailgators, Pittsburgh Roy Burns, Bullshippers
2008 Craig’s Bullshippers, Manheim Tailgators/Worth/Wampum, Pittsburgh Mike Wilson, Bullshippers
2009 Craig’s Bullshippers, Denver Tailgators/Worth/Wampum, Pittsburgh Chip Frame, Bullshippers
2010 Craig’s Bullshippers, Mercersburg Bryson’s Pub, Readington, NJ Chad Hinkle, Bullshippers
2011 Tailgaters/Wampum, Springdale Craig’s Bullshippers, Chambersburg Tommy Somers, Tailgaters
2012 Craig’s Bullshippers, Chambersburg Tailgaters/Tyler Trucking, Springdale Chad Hinkle, Bullshippers
2013 Ironhead, Kingston Craig’s Bullshippers, Chambersburg Steve Pinnacola, Ironhead
2014 Craig’s Bullshippers, Chambersburg Station House/Brown, Manheim Twp. Tommy Bilger, Bullshippers
2015 Tailgaters/JBL/B&E, Springdale Shinetime, Seneca Matt Hendricks, Tailgaters
2016 Shinetime, Seneca Gators, Gap Ryan Neil, Shinetime
2017 Maroadi Transfer, Pittsburgh Gators, Gap Tommy Bilger, Maroadi

George Taylor’s HR Derby Contest Champions

Held at Corpus Christi, TX

1975- Stan Harvey, Howard’s Furniture
1976- Stan Harvey, Howard’s Furniture
1977- Mike Cellura, Capitol Insulation
1978- Bruce Meade, Nelson’s Painting
1979- event rained-out and never re-scheduled
1980- Dick Bartel, Howard’s/Western Steer
1981- Dick Bartel, Howard’s/Western Steer
1982- No other information available

2014 ASA Industrial Men’s Slow Pitch Nationals

2014 held at Houston, Texas on August 23.


This would be the last year the Industrial Men’s Nationals would be played.


Champion – Sikorsky Aircraft, Stratford, CT
Runner Up – FMC Outlaws, Stephenville, TX


  • MVP – no info available
  • HR Leader – no info available
  • Batting Leader – no info available

FINAL STANDINGS

1st Sikorsky Aircraft, Stratford, CT (2-0)
2nd FMC Outlaws, Stephenville, TX (0-2)

2013 ASA Industrial Men’s Slow Pitch Nationals

2013 held at Ridgeland, Mississippi on August 23-25.


Champion – Kentucky Steel Erectors, London, KY
Runner Up – Sikorsky Aircraft, Stratford, CT


  • MVP – Craig Tincher, Kentucky Steel Erectors
  • HR Leader – Michael Ballard, Kentucky Steel Erectors
  • Batting Leaders – Tony Arnold, Brock Services
  • Batting Leaders – Seth Shumale, Brock Services

ASA INDUSTRIAL ALL AMERICANS FIRST TEAM

  • P – Eric Kraemer, Sikorsky Aircraft
  • IF – Josh Fryman, Kentucky Erectors
  • IF – Josh Riley, Kentucky Erectors
  • IF – Shawn Hayden, Sikorsky Aircraft
  • IF – Shawn Hoggett, Sikorsky Aircraft
  • IF – Heath Barnes, Kentucky Erectors
  • OF – Chad Hockensmith, Kentucky Erectors
  • OF – John Tokarz, Sikorsky Aircraft
  • OF – Seth Shumale, Brock Services
  • OF – Shawn Wright, Brock Services
  • UT – Chris Beiske, Sikorsky Aircraft
  • UT – Tony Arnold, Brock Services
  • UT – Michael Ballard, Kentucky Erectors
  • UT – Clay Perkins, Kentucky Erectors
  • UT – Michael Schumitz, Sikorsky Aircraft

FINAL STANDINGS

1st Kentucky Erectors, London, KY (3-0)
2nd Sikorsky Aircraft, Stratford., CT (2-2)
3rd Brock Services, Kingsport, TN (3-2)
4th UAW 848, N. Richland Hills, TX (2-2)
5th Phillip Morris USA, Chesterfield, VA (0-2)
5th Dirtbags, Longview., TX (0-2)