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July 10, 2015
CV Little League names all-star teams Clayton Valley Little League’s regular-season, District 4 Tournament of Champions and all-star play has wrapped up to complete the 2015 season, the local league’s 52nd. On the baseball side, the major division Knights, minor A Phillies and Minor B Rockies were in TOC. The Phillies won two games before losing in the semi-finals to eventual champs South Oakland. The CVLL softball teams in TOC were the senior CV Seniors, majors CV Red and minor Bears. The mini minor Cheetahs won the end-of-season interleague tournament last month. All-Star play began in late June culminating with the
international Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA Aug. 20-30. The third Intermediate World Series will be held again in Livermore Aug. 2-8.
Clayton Valley Little League all-star teams BASEBALL 12 year olds: Terrell Hopson, Joey Hawk, Matthew Hubbard, Carter Kosturos, Jake Lucas, Quinton Mahloch, Clayton Mahloch, Tanner Maltbie, Riley Mendonca, Dominic Pellegrino, Tyler Perkins, Charlie Saylor, Jason Zimmer; alternatesMichael Cinfrano, Andy Weber. 11 year olds: Michael Boyle, Alexander Friedman, Aidan Hopfner, Alexander Kowalewski, Jeremy Lagrave, Ian Mayer,
Andrew Pesmark, Angelo Rodriguez, David Seeno, Jack Skow, Drew Warner, Ian Wright; alternates-Riley Claunch, Scott Tomaszewicz. 10 year old Red: Johnny Baptista, Ryan Bomar, Jerry Coakley, Ryan Cuddy, Luke Cuneo, Cody DeMartini, Wade Elento, Casey Fosester, Dylan Gentile, Gabriel Lauricella, Colton Seastrand, Jake Solis, Ryan Ward. 10 year old Blue: Drew Brennan, Ryan Buddle, Ethan Cline, Kian Connors, Tyler Cowart, Jake Dern, Jayden Gould, Owen Luedtke, Richard McKay, Daniel Sanna, Ivan Shapiro, Alex Walker; alternate-Kyle Hetherton. Minor B Blue: Nate Luehs, Jackson Huffman, Nate Mahoney, AC Young, Cayne Terry, Ben Hosler, Ethan Alden, Ronan Agnew, Ethan Davies, Jacob Mohrland, Derek
Townsend, Giovanni Scolini. Minor B Red: Matthew Baur, Joey Postlethwaite, Aidan Hendricks, Nick Johnson, Landon Johnson, Andrei Gesmundo, Jack Dress, Bennett Shuey, Jackson Spalding, Jameson Martin, Michael Albert, Antonio Barragon.
SOFTBALL 11/12 year olds: Juliana Balestrieri, Haley Brown, Jamilett Catalan, Halle Cohen, Sophia Lovelace, Sophia Miller, Suraina Nuxoll, Katie Pike, Emma Postlethwaite, Karlie Seastrand, Juliana Vandal, Ashley Woest. 9/10 year olds: Cassidy Baker, Makaella Cherepy, Melia Fabriquer, Grace Geisler, Emma Gius, Lydia Lo, Ella Potts, Clarice Reinwald, Taylor Sandy, Isabella Scolini, Emily Storn, Samantha Thompson; alternates- Sarah Graff, Jessie Lovett, Mikaela Pike.
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MINOR A PHILLIES UPSET RED SOX TO REACH DISTRICT 4 TOC Seeded second going into the Clayton Valley Little League playoffs the Phillies used a team effort to blank No. 1 Red Sox 7-0 in the Minor A championship game. The Phillies then had a strong showing at the District 4 Tournament of Champions winning their first two AAA games against Concord American and Pittsburg but succumbing to eventual champions South Oakland Dragons in the semi-finals. The Phillies included, front row from left, Danny Akl, Jaydon Gould, Alex Akl, Jerry Coakley, Vince Pelosi, Johnny Baptista, Gabe Lauricella, Jake Solis, Corbin Clifton, Alex Walker, Nick Mackechine, Steven Guyette, Tyler Cowart; back row, coach Ken Solis and manager Mike Lauricella. Not pictured, coaches John Baptista and Casey Coakley.
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SOFTBALL BEARS SHOW THEIR METTLE IN PLAYOFFS Minor division Bears were third in regular season play which Extreme won and then the Bears captured the CVLL post-season tournament title to advance to District 4 Tournament of Champions. The Bears continued their hot steak to reach the TOC finals before falling to Martinez Wildcats. The Bears included, laying from left, Ashley Woest, Ashlyn Evans; knelling, Molly Reynolds, Layal Solis, Sarah Boss, Anja Perreira, Sofia Lovelace, Lydia Lo; middle row, Maci Sorensen, Samantha Thompson, Jamilett Catalan, Ava Polk; back row, coach Russ Lo, manager Erick Mirabella, Katie Mirabella, coach Henry Catalan and coach Matt Reynolds.
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MDSA FALL LEAGUE WAITLIST SIGNUPS ACCEPTED THIS MONTH
Boys and girls 4-18 years of age wanting to play in Mt. Diablo Soccer Association fall league can register for the waitlist this CLAYTON VALLEY CHARTER SCHEDULES FINAL month. Fall league play begins in August when all registration NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL GAME VS. MONTE VISTA closes. Families are requested to sign up for volunteer duties to Clayton Valley Charter went all the way to the State Division II help the organization offer its AYSO program. For complete Bowl championship football game in December and coach Tim information visit mdsoccer.org. Murphy has set up a tough non-league schedule this fall starting with the opening game at reigning State Division I champion Folsom. The Eagles had previously announced other games at Tracy DANA HILLS HOLDS TEXAS HOLD ‘EM POKER NIGHT FUNDRAISER AUG. 1 IN CLAYTON and home to perennial NCS power James Logan of Union City and Dana Hill Swim Team Board is also excited to announce our North Bay standout Cardinal Newman of Santa Rosa at Gonsalves 1st ever Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Night fundraising night on SatStadium. The final non-league game was recently set at home for urday, Aug. 1 at Endeavor Hall from 6-10 p.m. To sign up for the Oct. 2 against EBAL power Monte Vista of Danville, which won Poker Night visit danahillsotters.com. the 2001 and 2002 NCS 3A championship and then moved up to Division I where they have missed the Section playoffs only one DIABLO FC FALL REC SEASON TAKING SIGNUPS time since. Diablo FC is holding its fall rec league in Sept. 1 through DANA HILLS MILE SWIM-A-THON FUNDRAISER AUG. 1 Oct. 20 in Concord at Newhall Park. Training for boys and girls Dana Hills Swim Team Otters will swim a 66-lap timed race to under five, U7 and U9 age groups with parent coaches and proraise money for the summer recreation swim team on Saturday, fessional Diablo FC staff is on Tuesdays with games on SaturAug. 1. Every swimmer who completes the one-mile swim will earn days Sept. 12-Oct. 24. Early bird registration with a $25 discount a 1-Mile Patch. Gold Medals will be awarded to the girl and boy in runs through July 15. For more information and schedule visit each age group who swims the fastest mile. Swimmers will be diablofc.org. accepting pledges and donations for their participation. Community donations can be mailed to Dana Hills Swim Team. PO Box 698, JR. EAGLES YOUTH FOOTBALL, CHEER ORGANIZATION SIGNUPS THIS SUNDAY Clayton 94517 or visit the club website danahillsotters.com. Clayton Valley youth football and cheer teams are now known as CVAA Jr. Eagles. Online registration for the upcoming fall footDE LA SALLE COACH, NORTHGATE AD GET AWARDS At the recent California Coaches Association annual banquet ball and cheer teams is open with in-person registration this Sunday, Northgate High School athletic director Steve Chappell was named July 12, at Mountain Mike’s Pizza on Clayton Rd. 12 -3 p.m. Visit California AD of the year. De La Salle’s John Pelster was the Nor- their new website cvaajreagles.com for more information. Cal cross country coach of the year. His 2014 North Coast Section T.J. BRASSIL WINS ANOTHER PAC 12 ALL-ACADEMIC champion Spartans have won four of the past five NCS titles. ChapAWARD FOR NATIONAL CHAMPS pell’s Northgate High made history this year with its boys swimClayton resident T. J. Brassil was named to the second team ming team winning the first-ever State swimming championship Pacific 12 Conference All-Academic team for the second year as after taking consecutive NCS titles the past two years. part of the Oregon Ducks national championship men’s track and field squad. The redshirt sophomore from De La Salle had PROGRAMS OPEN AT ALL OUT SPORTS LEAGUES Summer programs for youth volleyball and adult softball plus a 3.61 grade point average. Away from the track he was on the fall youth basketball are now open in Clayton offered by All Out board of directors for the Oregon Student-Athlete Advisory Sports Leagues. Volleyball season begins next week with softball Committee. He helped organize the first “O Show” that was the school’s version of the Espy’s which are on ESPN. getting underway Aug. 2. For more, visit alloutsportsleague.com.
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