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Canadian Midget Nationals - Stellarton, Nova Scotia August 3 - 10, 2008
AUGUST 10, 2008
JAGS FALL SHORT in Quest for 5th
The Jags came out Sunday morning with a renewed heart to go for their 5 th National Title in as many years. The Jags fell short dropping the game by a score of 2 - 0 vs Surrey Storm. The Jags take the Bronze Medal at the 2008 Canadian Nationals.
Link to Midget Girls Nationals
August 9, 2008
JAGS FALL TO WHITEROCK IN CLIFF HANGER 5 - 4
The Jags took the early lead in the first half of the 1st inning 2 - 0. Whiterock was able to respond with 3 runs to take the lead. Whiterock was able to add two more to take a 5 - 2 lead. The Jags fought back getting 2 but ulitmately fell 5 - 4.
JAGS HOLD ON AND TAKE IT IN 11TH INNING IN TRIPLE TIE BREAKER
The Jags took the win over Ontario 2 (Whitby) by a score of 2 - 1 in 11 innings.
aUGUST 8, 2008
JAGS MOVE TO CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND AGAINST ONTARIO 2 WITH 2 LIVEs
JAGS FALL TO BRITISH COLUMBIA 1 (SURREY) IN NAIL BITTER
The Jags fall 2 - 1 in rain soaked game vs BC1. Surrey took the early lead in the first on a home run 1 - 0. They followed with a run in the 5th to take a 2 - 0 lead. The Jags responded with one in the top of the 6th. The Jags are just going to luv the rematch when they will put this team down.
JAGS TAKE WIN IN IT TIE BREAKER IN 8TH OVER MANITOBA
The Jags take win over Manitoba with 1 - 0 Tie Breaker in the 8th inning. Solid pitching by the Jags and little hitting forced IT in the 8th. Jags scored on single to left field with runner having been moved over to 3rd on bunt.
JAGS DEFEAT NOVA SCOTIA (COLE HARBOUR COMETS)
The Jags got two in the first to get the ball rolling. They scored 1 in the third and 2 the fifth. Nova Scotia responded with on in the bottom of the 5th. Final score 5 - 1 Jags.
aUGUST 7, 2008
RAIN, RAIN, RAIN DELAYS - NOTHING PLAYED
August 6, 2008
PEI (Gators) FALL TO JAGS IN 5 INNINGS
The Jags scored 10 unanswered runs to take the game 10 - 0 over PEI. The Jags scored 3 in the first, 2 in the fourth and 5 in the 5th to round out the scoring. Markham pitiching again went to a no hitter, this time with Jenna Caira getting the nod in 5 innings.
August 5, 2008
Jags Down New Brunswick 1 (Vitos)
The Jags started out to play a five inning game which was changed to a seven inning game in the third inning. The Jags added a run in the third, two in the fourth and fith each to take the game 5 - 0. Markham pitcher Katie Woodcock pitched a perfect allowing no hits in the game.
August 4, 2008
Jags defeat Quebec 1 (Rebelles) in late night contest
Rain - Rain - Rain was the order of the day with the Jags finally getting to face off against the Quebec 1 Rebelles at 11:45 pm on Monday night. The Jags opened up the scoring in the top of the first going ahead 1 - 0 leaving two runners stranded. Things were quiet in the second and then the Jags exploded in the third for five unanswered runs to take a 6 - 0 lead. The Jags capped off their run total in the top of the 5th, adding two more to take the game in 5 innings by a count of 8 - 0.
August 3, 2008
Jags take opener with come form behind 3 - 2 win over Alberta 1 (Edmonton Warriors)
In a rain soaked affairs the Jags took the early lead 1 - 0 in the first on run by the lead off hitter in the top of the first. The Warriors responded with 2 runs of their own in the bottom of the first to take a 2 - 1 lead. The Jags proceeded to get runner on base in the second and third but couldn't cash in on them. In the fourth the Jags got two runs taking a 3 - 2 lead. The Jags never would give up the lead with strong pitching finishing the game.
July 20, 2008
Join us in Stellarton, Nova Scotia August 3 - 10, 2008 for the Midget Girls Canadian Nationals.
Back Row: Patty Action (Coach), Bob Osborne (Assistant Coach)
Kneeling Row: Katie Woodcock (SS), Jenna Caira (P), Katrina Lavadan (CF), Taylor MacDonald (2B), Kim Brasil (RF)
Sitting: Kali Burnham (LF), Teja Durante (OF), Sasha Stepaniuk (3B), Emily Densem (1B)
In Front: Michael Austin, (Athletic Therapist)
Absent: Hannah Albani (OF), Lauren Massuco (IF), Alex Brown (IF)
Nationals Additional Players
Teja Durante returns to the Jags, along with Lauren Mazzuco and Alex Brown from Mississauga North Tigers to join us as our 3 pickup players for the Nationals in Stellarton, Nova Scotia. Welcome to these three quality players.
July 11 - 13, 2008
Ontario Provincials in Windsor Ontario
The Jags finished second in their pool with one life and entered the Championship round against Mississauga North Tigers. The Jags played the Tigers in a head to head elimination on Saturday night and defeated them 2 - 1 in a game which saw awesome defense by both teams, a credit to the coaching staff of both teams.
On Sunday morning, the Jags came out flat and couldn't get it going and were eliminated from further play by a team from Whitby, Ontario.
The Jags now set their sites on Defending their National Title in Stellarton Nova Scotia, August 3 - 10, 2008.
July 6, 2008
Niagara Falls Fireworks - Jags take home their second gold in as many tournaments
The Jags continued their medal winning ways taking Gold at the Niagara Falls Fireworks tournament in Niagara Falls, New York by a score of 11 - 1 over the Lady Bandits of Corning New York. The Jags went undefeated in Tournament play for the second Tournament is a row.
June 23, 2008
Jags take Gold Medal Game 9 - 4 Over Chingacousy Cougars (M) at Whitby Grand Slam Tournament
In their first tournament appearance of the 2008 season the Markham Jags took the Gold Medal at the Whitby Grand Slam Tournament, defeating Chingacousy M by a score of 9 - 4. This tournament was the teams first warm up on their quest to defend their national title.
August 5, 2007
Jags Win Fourth Consecutive Canadian National Title and take the Gold Medal
- Pickering Heat gets Silver
In a well fought contest, the Pickering Heat played a close good game till the 5th when the jags broke the game open with a 5 - 0 lead. The Jags take home the Gold for their Fourth Consecutive Year. Congratulations to the Pickering Heat from Pickering Ontario who take home the Silver, and the Surrey Storm from Surrey BC who were the Bronze Medallists losing by 1 run to the Pickering Heat in the Bronze Medal game earlier in the day - pictures will be posted shortly.
August 5th, 2007
Jags take Midnight game against Pickering Heat, Advance to Gold Medal Game
The Jags and the Pickering Heat began their game at 11:30 pm with the Jags winning 1 - 0 in an exciting International Tie Breaker at 1:30 am on Sunday morning. The Jags go to the Gold Medal game at 1:30 pm Sunday.
August 4th, 2007
Jags win over Whiterock 5 - 1 to Advance to Medal Round
The Jags defeated Whiterock, 5 - 1 to Advance to the Medal round against Pickering Heat. The winner of that game will go to the Gold Medal game. Go Jags Go!!!!.
August 3rd, 2007
Jags Finish second in pool play with TB win over Winnipeg Lightning.
The Jags played come from behind to beat the Lightning by a count of 2 - 1 in the bottom of the 6th with a two run home run.
July 29th, 2007
Jags win Opener in Nationals 6 - 1
The Jags Defending Champions DC played BC3 Delta Heat in the first game of the 2007 Canadian Nationals. The game was close till the top of the 5th when the Jags started to hit and scored three in the 5th, 1 in the 6th and 2 in the 7th. The final 6 - 1.
July 26, 2007
The Jags are in Edmonton for the Canadian Midget Girls Nationals
Good Luck in your defense of your National title.
July 15th, 2007
Ontario Provincials are Done
Congrats to Guelph Gators, Chingacousy Cougars (Arsenault) and Pickering Heat (Herbert) on their gold, silver and bronze placements and the rest of the Ontario teams who competed in the Provincials. We'll see you in Edmonton at the Canadian Nationals in two weeks where we will defend our fourth national title.
July 6 - 8, 2007
Great Lakes Tournament Toledo Ohio
The Jags played in the Great Lakes Tournament Toledo. The team played some good ball and made it to the quarter finals against a good team from Western New York.
June 28 to July 2, 2007
Jags Training camp
The Jags held a 4 day training camp to prepare the team for the upcoming provincial and national tournament. The Jags look forward to defending their National Title in Edmonton, Alberta July 29 to August 5, 2007
June 22, 2007
Jags take Silver at Whitby
The Jags came off a two week school study - end of high school work break to play the Whitby tournament. Again, working with some call ups from Bantam, the Jags worked out the rust finishing with a Silver in the Gold Medal game.
June 1 - 3, 2007
Mississauga Tournament
In a weekend where many of the Jags were away attending their High School Proms and Formals the remaining Jags bolstered with a number of call up bantams participated in the Mississauga partners tournament. The team had some fun at the tournament which gave the bantams an opportunity to play at a higher level. Good luck to all the Jags in their upcoming end of year/high school exams.
May 23, 2007
Jags defeat Chingacousy (Murray Coach) in rematch 2 - 1
In a reprise of Sundays game the Jags defeated Chingacousy (Murray Coach) in a scheduled league game. The Jags now are 2 wins and 1 loss against the Chingacousy (Murray Coach) team.
May 18 - 20, 2007
Chingacousy Tournament - Jags Take Silver
After finishing lst after the round robin, defeating Chingacousy (Murray Coach) 4 - 0, Mississauga 10 - 0, Chingacousy (Stuart Coach) 8 - 0 and tieing Chingacousy (Arsenault Coach) 1- 1, the Jags finished with Silver in the Tournament. The Jags next scheduled Tournament is Mississauga in two weeks. The Jags next league game is against this same Chingacousy team on Wednesday.
May 11 - 13, 2007
Brampton Blazers Tournament
The Jags played some good ball this weekend but uncharacteristically gave up a lead to fall in the 1/4 finals to the Chingacousy Arnsenault team who they had beaten handily the previous weekend in Whitby for the Gold Medal. The Jags now turn their attention to the Chingacousy Tournament next week.
May 4 - 6, 2007
Jags take Gold at Whitby "Spring Fling"
The Jags win Gold at the Whitby Spring Fling Tournament defeating the Chingacousy Cougars (Arsenault) by a count of 9 - 3.
March 10 - 18, 2007
Spartanburg South Carolina
The Jags traveled to Spartanburg South Carolina for 2007 Spring Break. The Jags used the facilities at the University of South Carolina Upstate in Spartanburg. This is the School where Sasha Stepaniuk and Kim Brasil signed in the fall of 2006.
The Jags played exhibition games against the Spartanburg Methodist College in Spartanburg. These games were followed up with a double header against the Lady Blues Gold from Charlotte South Carolina.
The Jags would like to thank their hosts from the University of South Carolina Upstate for the use of their wonderful facilities.
October 2006
Plantation Rising Stars, Fort Lauderdale Florida
Time for the Jags to show their stuff again in front of the US College scouts and that is exactly what they did. The Jags had a great week as a team with many good individuals performances as well. Our games were well attended by many US Colleges. Good food, good weather for most of the week and the girls even got a day off at the beach prior to coming home.
October 2006
Pickering Tournament
The Jags competed in the Pickering Annual Fall Tournament and were successful winning their second gold medal in as many years. The Jags now look forward to their trip to Plantation Rising Stars at the end of month in Florida.
August 13, 2006
Canadian Midget Nationals, Guelph, Ontario
Jags Win Third Consecutive National Title
Sunday, August 13, 2006
Jags win Third Canadian National Championship Defeat Chingacousy Cougars (Murray) for National Title.
Thursday, August 10, 2006
The Jags finished Blue Pool Play in first with a record of 6 - 1. This gives them two lives going into the finals on Friday.
The afternoon game saw the Jags playing the Winnipeg Lightening. The Jags bats continued to strike putting up 6 runs in the first, with the final 11 - 0 after 5 innings.
The morning game was a Canada cup "rematch" with the Calgary Illusion. The Jags wanted to avenge their 2 - 1 lose. The game ended after 3 innings with the Jags putting up 15 runs on the board to 0 for Calgary.
Wednesday, August 9, 2006
The Jags and the Guelph Gators met in an evening start which was well attended by many partisan fans looking for a Guelph win. The Jags dominated defensively, but generated 2 runs to take the game.
Tuesday, August 8, 2007
The afternoon game shaw the Jags pitted against Detal Heat 89. Jags endure and take game 4 - 2.
In the morning, the Jags take a close one against Whiterock Renegades 1 - 0.
Monday, August 7, 2006
Jags defeat Saskatchewan Wheat Kings by 5 - 0 score.
Sunday, August 6, 2006
Jags lose opener to Quebec Rebelles by a score of 1 - 0.
July 13 - 16th, 2006
Provincial Grands in Brampton, Ontario - Jags Qualify for Canadian Nationals
Sunday, July 16th
The Jags played the Brampton Blazers to determined who would move on in the medal round. What seemed to be anti-climatic based on the previous evening, the Jags dropped the game 1 - 0 to Brampton.
The Jags now look forward to preparing for the Canadian Nationals in Guelph, Ontario- August 6 - 13, 2006.
Saturday, July 15th
The Jags took on the Guelph Gators in their first game of the final round. The Gators scored in the first inning going up by one. That is all it took as the remainder of the game was a pitching contest. The final Jags 0 Guelph 1.
In their second game of the day the Jags played the Markham Tigers. The game went the full 7 innings, the score 0 - 0. This result set up an international tie breaker. The Tigers were the visitors and scored 1 in the top of the eighth. The Jags came back and tied it to end the eighth at 1 - 1. The next inning was scoreless. The top of the 10th saw the Tigers stopped again by the Jags. In the bottom of the 10th, the Jags scored the winning run to take the game 2 - 1 and Qualify for the Canadian Nationals in Guelph in early August.
Friday, July 14th
The Jags played Kitchener Klassics in their Friday opener defeating them 16 - 1 in 3 innings. The Jags took on Jordan Junebugs in their second round-robin game of the day winning by a score of 8 - 0 in 5 innings. Their third round robin game of the day pitted the Jags against Chingacousy Cougars Arsenault. The Cougars came to play taking the Jags 4 - 2 into the top of the seventh inning. The Jags tied the game and forced the IT in the eighth. The Jags put up 4 runs in the top half of the eighth to make the score 8 - 4. The Cougars answered with a single in the bottom of the 8th. The final score 8 - 5.
Thursday, July 13th.
The Jags took on Whitby S in the first of their round robin games. The game was late in starting. The Jags got on track and put three runs on the board and that was all that was needed.
July 3rd to 9th, 2006
Jags take Bronze at Canada Cup Futures 2006 Tournament in Surrey BC
Sunday, July 9th
Jags finish with Bronze medal behind Chinese Taipei first and Calgary Illusion second.
The Jags played the Calgary Illusion to determine who would play Chinese Taipei. The Jags just couldn't get the hitting going and fell 2 - 1 with all the scoring taking place in the first inning. The Jags were eliminated having won the bronze.
Saturday, July 8th
Jags took on Chinese Taipei youth and fell 1 - 0 in bottom of 8th international tie breaker. This was a great pitching duel by both teams with strong defense on both sided. Lose first life of double knock out.
Jags defeat Twin City T-Birds from Illinois in thrilling 6 - 5 comeback win. The Jags were down 5 - 2 and showed great heart in coming back to take the win.
Friday, July 7th
Jags take on Georgia Challengers and win 7 - 0.
Jags finish 5th overall and play Colorado Pony Express at 8:00 am Friday. Defeat Pony Express 2 - 0 in first game of final round.
Thursday, July 6th
The Jags squared off against the Delta Heat in their first game of the morning. The Heat took the early lead jumping up on the Jags 6 - 0. The Jags fought back to make the game close 6 - 5 final.
In the evening game the Jags finished the round robin series by defeating Colorado Pony Express 6 - 0.
Wednesday, July 5th
The Jags took on a team from Oregon called the Oregon Red Heat. The Jags came out on top 7 - 0 in five innings.
Tuesday, July 4th
The Jags played their first two round robin games on Tuesday, July 4th.
In the morning game the Jags took on the North Bay Renegades from the Bay area in California. The Jags won 6 - 3 in a game dominated by good hitting and base running.
In the second game of the day, the Jags played Edmonton Parkland Angels. This game saw the Jags bats dominate in the first few innings with the Jags taking the game 8 - 0 in five innings.
June 29th - July 2nd, 2006
Jags win Gold at Civitan Canada Day weekend Jamboree
The Jags traveled to Kitchener, Ontario to attend the 9th Annual Civitan Fastpitch Jamboree, June 29th to July 2nd, 2006 and came away with the Gold Medal for the Tournament for the Midget Age Division. The Jags took Gold by defeating the Guelph Gators 6 - 0 in contest that featured good pitching and solid defense on behalf of the Jags
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Earlier in the day the Jags had defeated a good team from Buffalo, the Mustangs and the Chingacousy Cougars (A) in the quarter and semi finals.
The Jags now head for home to travel to the Canada Cup in Surrey BC, July 3 - 9, 2006
June 9 - 11, 2006
Jags Thank all of the University representatives who attended their games in Jersey
The Jags continued on to the Jersey Classic to participate in this showcase tournament. They were hoping to have a rematch with the host team the Jersey Outlaws 18 U who they had tied at Plantation 0 - 0, but their game was cancelled Friday night do to heavy rain and wind.
Play began on Saturday with the Jags winning both of their games 3 - 0 and 4 - 0. Their games were well attended by University representatives and the girls appreciated the great interest shown them.
The Jags continued their winning ways on Sunday with wins of 5 - 0, 14 - 0, 9 - 0 before bowing out 2 - 0 in the semi finals. The girls saddled up and headed for home having accomplished all of the team objectives that had been set out.
June 7 - 8, 2006
Jags Travel to NYC - see Yanks play Boston, visit Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, visit a number of Div 1 schools.
The Jags traveled to NYC to see the most talked famous rivalry in sports - the Yankees and the Bo Sox. The ladies had a great time taking in the "Atmosphere of Yankee Stadium". Their trip to the Hall of fame was capped off with a visit to the new section of women in baseball.
The team took in visits to a number of D1 schools in the New Jersey area and got an appreciation of the requirements of playing at this level.
June 4th, 2006
Jags get Silver in Mississauga Partners
The Mississauga Partners tournament was another one of those tournaments marred by inclement weather. The Jags started off the tournament on Friday night meeting Kitchener. The rains came hard by the end of the fourth inning and the game was called with the Jags leading 13 to 0. Many of the girls headed home quickly as they were booked to write the SAT exams at 7:30 am Saturday morning. Play resumed for the Jags mid afternoon Saturday with a game against Whitby Eagles M. This game had just got underway when it was determined the playing field was unsafe and the game called with the Jags leading 3 - 0. Their next scheduled pool game against Chingacousy was postponed till 8:00 am Sunday morning. The Jags returned early Sunday to face Chingacousy defeating the Cougars 3 - 0. The Jags then played Clarkson, winning 7 - 1, a second game against Chingacousy 2 - 1 in IT and then the Gold Medal game at 5:00 pm against the defending Midget National Champions Guelph Gators. The Jags played well but one could see that the effects of 4 hours of exam writing and two earlier morning starts had taken its toll. The Jags bowed to the Gators 4 - 0 to take the Silver. Congratulations to the Guelph Gators on their Gold Medal win.
May 30th, 2006
Jags overwhelm Tigers 13 - 0
The Jags took on their cross town rivals the Markham Tigers in Premiere League play on a warm humid Tuesday night for the end of May. The Jags suited up in their red shirts and blue shorts. What started out as a close contest exploded into a massive "run attack" by the Jags in the bottom of the 5th and 6th innings with the Jags putting up 13 unanswered runs against the Tigers. The Jags showed excellent running ability on the basis and great fielding and defense. The Jags next see action this weekend in Mississauga.
May 26th, 2006
Jags take Silver
The Jags played good ball in what turned out to be the nicest weather that we have seen this spring. The Jags sported their new uniforms with a white top and red shorts. The Jags took their pool title to get into the medal round defeating Chingacousy Cougars, Kars Aces, and Guelph Gators the defending Midget National Champions. In the medal round, the Jags played solid ball defeating Kitchener Classics and Clarkson Scarletts by scores of 8 - 0 in each game, however they came up short in the final but still took the Silver Medal against Chingacousy going down by 1 run. The Jags outscored their opposition, 41 to 8 on total runs in the tournament. Again as in the Brampton tournament the game to watch was the Guelph Gator match up with the Jags as they are the defending Midget National Champion from last year. That was the second encounter with the Gators with the Jags having the advantage both times. The Jags are in action next weekend in Mississasauga.
May 21st, 2006
Jags take----- in Chingacousy
The Jags came to play this weekend racking up 34 runs in 5 games in the round robin play of the tournament. Solid pitching and good hitting by the entire team. The weather however was highly uncooperative. The Jags had just started their quarter final game against Mississauga, when the fields became unplayable due to the weather conditions. The remaining teams decided to call it a day. The Jags thank the Chingacousy Association for organizing the well run tournament in the face of extremely poor weather conditions.
On a special note the Jags wish to thank "Parmalat" for bringing their "Jags" truck to the diamonds for the tournament. For many of the team members this was the first time that they had seen the truck "in person". See pictures for some great shots of our girls on the truck.
May 14th, 2006
Jags Gold Medallist at Brampton
The Jags finished the tournament capturing the Gold Medal, defeating Brampton Blazers 1 by a score of 7 - 1. The Jags defeated the Guelph Gators the Defending Midget National Champions, 2 - 0 in a close pitching duel in the semi-final to move on to the Gold Medal Game. Thank you to the Brampton Association for organizing a competitive and very well run tournament
May 7th, 2006 Jags Give Back to Their Sport - Hold Teaching Clinic with Leaside Fastball Association. Well over 125 eager participants came out early on the first Sunday morning in May to take part in a teaching clinic hosted by the Leaside Fastball Association at Thorncliffe Park in Leaside. The kids ranged in age from 5 to 14 years of age. Each of the individual Jag players worked with groups of 10 or 11 kids on the fundamentals of throwing, catching, positioning to receive the ball and many other basic skills. The event was an overwhelming success. The participants were treated to hot dogs, hamburgers and soft drinks and invited to stay to watch the Jags work out in a practice after the event. k here for photos
April 30th,2006
Jags Finish with Silver in Pickering opener
The Jags finished with Silver in the Pickering spring tournament. In round robin the Jags were undefeated. In the finals they defeated Quebec and Markham Tigers to gain entry to the Gold Medal game. The Jags lost their only game, a close one to the Markham Tigers who they had defeated earlier in the day. Congratulations to the Markham Tigers for their Gold Medal win. A good warm up for the upcoming summer.
Spring 2006
Georgia Trip
The Jaguars want to thank Kennesaw State University, the East Cobb Fastpitch Association and the West Cobb Fastpitch Association for their hospitality in making our Spring Break in Georgia a great success. We played some excellent "18 U Gold" teams from both Associations and really enjoyed the opportunity to work out at the Class AAA facilities at Kennesaw State University. The weather was great and has the team looking forward to opening day which still seems likes months away.
January 5 - 8, 2006
Plantation Rising Stars
The Jaguars traveled to the Plantation Rising Stars Showcase Invitational Tournament in Fort Lauderdale Florida, in early January 2006. The Tournament had been postponed from October 2005 because of the Hurricane Wilma which caused more damage to the area than had been expected.
The Jaguars played some excellent competition at the Tournament. Many of the players that the girls faced were 2 to 3 years older than the Jaguars as the Jags are a first year Midget team. The Jags held their own winning their pool with a record of 4 wins, 1 tie and no losses. The Jags outscored their opposition by a count of 27 - 3 in the 5 game series. The Jags played solid defense and showed their strength with their bats and their speed on the bases.
October 14 - 16, 2005
Pickering Tournament
Round Robin
The Jags started off against Port Perry Angels in Friday nights action. The Jags put up a number of runners on base, but were unable to capitalize and get a run in across the plate. Final score 1 - 0 in a game that seemed like the ladies were still getting to know their new team members and work some of the bugs out.
Saturday morning at noon saw the Jags pitted against the Ching Cougars Bantam team. This was a hard fought contest with the Jags coming out on top 1 - 0. The Jags hold a lot of respect for two members of this team and had an opportunity to talk with Paula Mackin and Natalie Wideman, both who had joined the Jags in their Nationals run in Surrey this past summer.
Based on their earlier win the Jags advanced in the tournament to play Ching 88. The Jags played aggressive ball and took the lead early and did not look back. Strong defense and good offense saw the Jags dominate most of the play. The team finished the game with a 4 - 0 win.
The Jags took on the Markham Tigers in their fourth game of the tournament. The Jags got off to a great start putting up 10 runs on the board by the end of the first inning. Again strong offense and great defense came into play. The Jags would eventually take the game 14 - 0.
Gold Medal Game
On this windy Sunday afternoon, the Jags squared off against Ching Cougars 88 in the Gold Medal Game. A hard fought contest filled with great pitching and defense and timely offense saw the Jags take home the Gold by a score of 1 - 0.
Great weekend of ball by the team allowed them to come together after four hard weeks of work since tryouts.
Congratulations go out to all the other teams participating in the tournament and fighting off the elements. It turned nasty on Saturday afternoon and evening. Looks to be an exciting year of Ontario Midget Fastball in 2006.
The Jags are now looking forward to their trip to the Rising Stars Tournament in Plantation Florida, October 27 to 31, 2005 where the girls will be able to showcase their team's skill.
