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Player Notification by team Last Week of April
Practices Start 1st week of May
Games Start June 1st
Playoffs End July 25th
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May 2, May 16, May 23
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2009 Aurora Area Girls Softball All-Star Game Results |
10 and Under
The American League won the AAGS U10 all-star game 18-17. There were a total of 24 hits banged out in the 5-inning game, seven for extra bases.
Down 16-12 in the top half of the 5th, The National League battled back thanks to Kimmie Shliff’s (2 for 3 with 4RBIs) two-out bases loaded triple. Jessica Raymundo’s base hit brought Schliff home to tie the score. They took the lead when Ally Bradford’s hard hit ball scored Raymundo. Bradford was stranded to end the inning and that set the stage for the American Leaguers.
Olivia Halterman (2 runs scored, 1 triple) drew a walk, stole second and third and scored on a fielder’s choice by Courtney Johnson. Bridget Butler walked and scored the winning run on Caity Unruh’s base hit.
For the NL, Kaylie Underwood, Ariana Orozco and Jacelyn Sanchez (2 for 3 with 3 RBIs) hit doubles. Jenna Miller drove in 3 with a long double to set up the final inning.
For the AL, Kallie Rundell drove in 2 runs with a towering stand up triple in the first inning. Caitlin Cerza went 2 for 3 and Loryn Cole doubled in 2 runs.
Completing the All-Star roster for the NL were Haley Banks, Cori Dahl, Katie Lewis, Samantha Moravek, Emily Catania, Julie Dickerson, Gigi Montalro and Kaelie Holstein.
Completing the roster for the AL were Reis McCue, Maddie Melby, Julie Perez, Sydney Lundell, Illiana Gomez, Grace Hunger and Caitlyn McCaffery. Also elected, but unable to play due to injury, was Vanessa Chuk.
12 and Under
The American League U12 All-Star team dominated the National League Team winning 22-6 in a six-inning affair. All but three AL players scored in the game as they slugged out 12 hits, four for extra bases. Ally Miller led off the game lacing the first delivery down the third base line for a stand up triple. Tori Hunger, Nadia Sarraco and Alexus House hit doubles. Natalie Droeske went 2 for 3 with 3 RBIs. Abi Placek also had two hits in the game.
Jessica Vargas, Hunger and Droeske shared pitching duties shutting down the National League and holding them to just one hit. Each had three strike outs and must give credit to some fine defensive plays behind them. The NL hit some hard shots in this game that resulted in outs. Holly Barkei lined a shot headed for the hole, but shortstop, Tori Hunger speared it for the out. Hunger also made a nice play on a hard hit ball by Jennifer Orta. Kelly Townsend connected for the lone hit for the NL.
Also representing the National League were Jami Dahl, Kristin Fick, Briana Chick, Shianne Nelson, Ariel Valeria, McKenzie Fabrizius, Lauren Reider, Hailey Watkins, Townsend, Orta, Barkei, Gloria Roark, Elizabeth Kelly, Alma Aguilara and Brianna McCaffrey.
Rounding out the AL team roster were Rose Fitzgerald, Sariah Compton, Alexis Currie, Carrissa Cruz, Bailey Lewis, Elizabeth Aguilar, Sami Hein and Emily Perez.
14 and Under
The National League scored six runs in the bottom of the last inning to defeat the American League 15-14 in the U14 All-Star Game. Alley Kane and Nikki Cope led the NL with two hits apiece. Taylor Concha and Peyton McKenzie each had two RBIs on timely two-out base hits
The American League was led by Andrea Okapal with two doubles and three RBIs. Melissa Campbell had two RBIs on two hits. Sydney Edwards, Megan Thill and Tatum Dalton each had a hit. Completing the AL roster were Sam Okapal, Margie Fincher, Carrissa Ray, Hannah Peabody, Kala Spires, Amanda Placek, Alissa Delgado, Ashley Currie, Samantha Spooner and Corrine Groom.
The National League was also represented by Erin King, Mercedes Ayala, Rheannon Patete, Kelly Griffin, Araceli Salazar, Amber Konen, Holly Pletka, Jessica Labombarbe, Haley Boyd, Christy Hernandez and Amanda Mackowick.
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Aurora Area Girls Softball 2009 Championship Results |
10 and Under
Dairy Queen held on to win the AAGS U10 championship beating A.C.T. Decking by a final score of 14-11. Hailey Darichanavala drove in three runs on two hits, including a double. Caitlin Cerza, Sydney Lundell and Grace Hunger (four runs scored) paced Dairy Queen with two hits apiece.
Sarah Willman struck out eight in three innings pitched for A.C.T. Decking, allowing only four runs on three hits and two walks. Elyza Rivera had two hits, one a double with three runs batted in. Jenna Miller added two hits with a triple and two RBI’s.
12 and Under
The AAGS U12 championship game was a seesaw battle between Northgate Barbers Association and Dreyer, Foote and Streit. DF & S pulled off the victory in the last frame winning 19-18. Alyson Miller had a big day scoring four runs, knocking in three on three hits including a solo homerun to lead off the top of the fifth inning. Jessica Vargas had two hits with three RBI’s. Rianna Rodriguez had two hits and Elizabeth Aguilar added a triple. Tori Hunger was the winning pitcher for DF & S.
Jami Dahl, Hailey Watkins, Brianna Chick, Gloria Roark, Karissa Carrera and Emma Baxter all had hits for Northgate Barbers Association, who finished the season with only their third loss.
14 and Under
Aurora Area Firefighters Union won the Aurora Area Girls Softball U14 championship by defeating Photography By Feltes 10-5. Erin King and Peyton McKenzie combined on the mound with King picking up the win. The big hit of the game came courtesy of Natalie Karafiat who put her team ahead for good in the bottom of the fifth inning. Behind by one run, Karafiat lined a bases loaded double that cleared the bags and the Firefighters never looked back. Jessica Labombarbe, Mercedes Ayala, McKenzie and Karafiat each had two hits for the Firefighters. This is the third straight year that Aurora Firefighters Union has won the championship trophy.
Photo By Feltes was led by Andrea Okapal with two hits and Melissa Campbell, who smacked a triple in the losing effort.
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