Ron Tellesfen “ Player of The Game Award “  #5 Diana Magarian

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Ron Tellesfen “ Player of The Game Award “  # 9 Dana Serricchio

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Emma Cooper both hit and pitched well for Bloomingdale, FL, but it wasn't enough as Bloomingdale, FL fell to Stamford, CT 4-3 at Field three on Friday.

Bloomingdale, FL was led by Cooper's hitting. Cooper went 1-1 and scored one run. She singled in the second inning.

Cooper baffled Stamford, CT, striking out 10 batters. Cooper allowed one earned run on five hits and three walks over six innings.

The game was back-and-forth heading into the fifth, with five lead changes.

Stamford, CT pulled out the win thanks to a strong fifth inning. Scored Diana Magarian and gave Stamford, CT the lead for good.

Dana Serricchio got a hit in each of her two at bats.

Sophia Prieto was a workhorse in the circle for Stamford, CT. Prieto allowed one earned run, four hits and two walks while striking out four over six innings of work.

In the bottom of the second, Bloomingdale, FL grabbed the early lead, 2-0. Cooper singled to ignite Bloomingdale, FL's offense. A stolen base then moved Cooper from first to second. Taylor Bryers singled, bringing home Cooper. The scoreboard lit up again for Bloomingdale, FL when Bryers scored on a sacrifice fly by Jada Smallwood.

Stamford, CT tied the game in the third on a two-run single by Serricchio that scored Tessa Mannella.

The lead was Stamford, CT's to lose after fifth inning. More runs came home on an RBI single by Serricchio.

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Litchfield, NH and Stamford, CT both threatened with rallies, but it was Litchfield, NH that eventually took advantage of them in a 7-5 win at Field four.

Stamford, CT had nine hits compared with Litchfield, NH's six, but Stamford, CT stranded five runners on base.

Litchfield, NH would not relinquish the lead as Stamford, CT was unable to weather a four-run third inning deficit.

Stamford, CT scored on an RBI single by Allyson Lyons in the fourth inning and a wild pitch and a two-run double by Dana Serricchio in the fifth inning. Despite its efforts, Stamford, CT couldn't finish the comeback.

Stephanie Daigle reached base three times. She scored two runs and had two RBIs. She doubled in the third inning.

Stamford, CT was hurt by a number of miscues in the field. Stamford, CT committed three errors which led to two unearned runs for Litchfield, NH.

Olivia Byers got the win for Litchfield, NH despite allowing five runs over six innings. She struck out seven, walked one and surrendered nine hits.

Madison Thibodeau ended up on the wrong side of the pitching decision, charged with the loss. She allowed six runs in four innings, walked three and struck out one.

Litchfield, NH jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the top of the first. Litchfield, NH's threat began with a double by Byers. A stolen base then moved Byers from second to third.

Stamford, CT survived Litchfield, NH's surge and put up one run of its own in the first. Stamford, CT scored on an RBI double by Serricchio.

The game was never in doubt after the third, as Litchfield, NH scored four runs on an RBI double by Daigle, a groundout by Marissa Carignan, and an RBI single by Byers.

Litchfield, NH pushed across one run in both the fifth inning and the sixth. In the fifth, Litchfield, NH scored on an RBI single by Lorelei Brown, scoring Daigle.

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Ron Tellesfen “ Player of The Game Award “  # 12 Sophia Prieto

This award is in recognition of Babe Ruth League, Inc.’s late President/CEO Ron Tellefsen. His commitment to our nation’s youth was unsurpassed. His primary objective was that every child has the opportunity to play in this great game. Congratulations to these outstanding players!

Ron Tellesfen “ Player of The Game Award “ # 3 Madi Cortell

This award is in recognition of Babe Ruth League, Inc.’s late President/CEO Ron Tellefsen. His commitment to our nation’s youth was unsurpassed. His primary objective was that every child has the opportunity to play in this great game. Congratulations to these outstanding players!