Category: ASA B/C/D/E Slow Pitch

2017 held at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on August 25-27.

Champion: L&S Glass, San Jose, CA
Runner Up: All American/BBS/Monsta, Champlin, MN

• MVP – ?
• Batting Champion – ?
• HR Champion – ?

FINAL STANDINGS – Bracket Link

1st L&S Glass, San Jose, CA (5-1)
2nd All American/BBS/Monsta, Champlin, MN (7-2)
3rd Evolution/Klutch/Easton, Rowlett, TX (3-2)
4th Western Son/KV Weld/ASP, Fort Worth, TX (5-2)
5th Above All Landscaping/Evo9X, Jackson, NJ (2-2)
5th Killbombers, Frisco, TX (2-2)
7th Army Black, Fayetteville, NC (2-2)
7th Bay Area Legends, Eastvale, CA (2-2)
9th Attaboys, Edmond, OK (1-2)
9th Swiing Kiingz/Iconic/Spiderz, Maryville, IL (2-2)
9th Chanticlear Pizza/P5/Miken/Worth, Dayton, MN (2-2)
9th Comatose/S2N/Subway/Monsta, Beloit, WI (2-2)
13th Fence Brokers, Bryant, AR (1-2)
13th Army Gold, Fayetteville, NC (1-2)
13th OC, Grimes, IA (1-2)
13th Heartland Investors, Mandan, ND (1-2)
17th All American Restoration/Monsta/BBS, Rochester, MN (0-2)
17th Midwest Swing, Stillwater, MN (0-2)
17th TZ Distributors/Unique Image, Hockessin, DE (0-2)
17th Seminoles, Stillwell, OK (0-2)

2008 held at Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Champion – Lighthouse, Orlando, Florida
Runner Up –  Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth, Minneapolis, MN

MEN’S CLASS B TITLE STAYS IN THE EAST AS LIGHTHOUSE WINS SERIES 3-1 OVER REDWOOD

Lighthouse suffered its first loss of the Series on the final day, but came back with a win to take home the Hooters Championship Series Men’s B Crown with a 3-1 record. Lighthouse took the first two games before a neck and neck game three as no team led by more than two runs. They were tied going into the seventh inning, but Redwood outscored Lighthouse, 4-2 to take home a 13-11 victory and keep the series alive. Lance Dalbey (Minneapolis, MN) led the way for Redwood going 4-for-4 with three runs scored.

The win pushed a game four where Lighthouse secured their title with a 12-2 win. Lighthouse’s Jason Branch (Brooksville, Fla.) scored two runs while going 3-for-4 with three RBI. The series MVP was awarded to third baseman Donnie Burkhalter (Clermont, Fla.) who was 6-for-11 with three home runs and seven RBI.

“This really means a lot to us to win,” said Burkhalter. “We worked really hard this year and traveled a long way to get here. It’s a nice way to end a good tournament and also thank our sponsor.”

• MVP – Donnie Burkhalter, Lighthouse (.545, 3 HR, 7 RBI)

GAME RESULTS

Game 1: Lighthouse 4 Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth 1
Game 2: Lighthouse 14 Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth 3 (5 innings)
Game 3: Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth 13 Lighthouse 11
Game 4: Lighthouse 12 Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth 2 (Championship)

2008 East held at Auburndale, Florida on August 28-September 1.

Champion – Lighthouse, Orlando, FL
Runner Up – SSC Softball, Blacksburg, SC

• Batting Champion – Paul Scott, Sons of Legion
• HR Champion – Aaron Guido, SSC Softball

ASA B EAST ALL AMERICANS FIRST TEAM

• Pitcher – Brandon Jonas, SSC Softball
• Catcher – Steve Wilson, Lighthouse
• Outfield – Paul Scott, Sons of Legion
• Outfield – Jason Gilfillan, SSC Softball
• Outfield – Lee Bowles, Diamond Blade
• Outfield – Matt Koppe, Lighthouse
• Utility – Kasey Harmon, Lighthouse
• Utility – Artie Drew, Gills Automotive
• Utility – Jeff Silveira, Magic/National Gold/Cabbyshack
• Utility – Rob Roop, B&C/Miken/Thornton/Boobah
• Utility – Rick Sills, Lighthouse
• Infield – Andy Urban, Team Logo Express/Bass Gloves
• Infield – Aaron Guido, SSC Softball
• Infield – Jeff Wilson, SSC Softball
• Infield – David Holbrooks, Team Logo Express/Bass Gloves

ASA B EAST ALL AMERICANS SECOND TEAM

• Pitcher – Jimmy Carter, Sons of Legion
• Catcher – Shan McCraw, SSC Softball
• Outfield – Brian Hudson, SSC Softball
• Outfield – Blaine Bolin, SSC Softball
• Outfield – Mike Lambert, Diamond Blade
• Outfield – Jeremiah Blanton, Team Logo Express/Bass Gloves
• Utility – William Murphy, Magic/National Gold/Cabbyshack
• Utility – Scott Lester, Sons of Legion
• Utility – Don Lloyd, Lighthouse
• Utility – Allen Garmany, Lighthouse
• Utility – Brian Autury, Team Logo Express/Bass Gloves
• Infield – Butch Smith, Diamond Blade
• Infield – Billly Blackwell, Gills Automotive
• Infield – Shawn Snow, Team Logo Express/Bass Gloves
• Infield – Angelo Petracca, Lighthouse

FINAL STANDINGS

2008 West held at San Antonio, Texas on August 28-September 1.

Champion – Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth, Lino Lakes, MN
Runner Up – Tharaldson Enterprises, Fargo, ND

• Batting Champion – Jonathan Lenz, Houston Sports
• HR Champion – Reggie Schulte, Tharaldson Enterprises

ASA B WEST ALL AMERICANS FIRST TEAM

• Pitcher – Derek Irving, Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth
• Catcher – Chaun Demars, Tharaldson Enterprises
• Outfield – Reggie Shulte, Tharaldson Enterprises
• Outfield – Josh Holthaus, Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth
• Outfield – Steve Schultz, Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth
• Outfield – Eddie Agullar, WCS/LCV
• Utility – Mark Dennis, Texas Miken
• Utility – Johnny Bailey, WCS/LCV
• Utility – Lance Dahlberg, Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth
• Utility – Justin Strunk, Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth
• Utility – Igancio Mata, Jr., Tharaldson Enterprises
• Infield – Andy Hanson, Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth
• Infield – Jason Madison, Tharaldson Enterprises
• Infield – Mike Berkness, Tharaldson Enterprises
• Infield – Alexis Ramirez, WCS/LCV

ASA B WEST ALL AMERICANS SECOND TEAM

• Pitcher – Jimmy Heflin, WCS/LCV
• Catcher – Scott Kirks, T’s 13/Easton
• Outfield – Chris Potts, Texas Miken
• Outfield – Mike Swanson, Tharaldson Enterprises
• Outfield – Jim Schlieman, Tharaldson Enterprises
• Outfield – Russell Chandler, Houston Sports
• Utility – Kelly Hoekstra, WCS/LCV
• Utility – Timo Mataalii, WCS/LCV
• Utility – Bobby Worden, T’s 13/Easton
• Utility – Ron Brown, Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth
• Utility – Jonathan Lenz, Houston Sports
• Infield – Steve Hall, Texas Miken
• Infield – Henry Brown, Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth
• Infield – Shane Leininger, Tharaldson Enterprises
• Infield – Randy King, Redwood/Sportsdiamond.com/Worth

FINAL STANDINGS

2008 held at Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Champion – Suburban Softball, Kalamazoo, MI
Runner Up – CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company, Chesapeake, VA

SUBURBAN/SKS WINS MEN’S CLASS C CHAMPIONSHIP WITH 2 A.M. VICTORY

Finishing in the wee hours of the morning, the Men’s C title was gutted out by CA/JO and Suburban/SKS ending at 1:40 a.m. with Suburban/SKS on top 14 to 13 in eight innings. CA/JO made a valiant effort in the bottom of the seventh inning scoring seven runs to tie the game at 13 before the winning run was walked in for Suburban/ SKS to take home the title trophy. Representing the North in the first year of the four corners concept for Men’s Class C, Suburban/SKS finished their pool play at 1-2 and came into the final day as the No. 2 seed. They were 2-0 in the bracket coming into the first match-up with CA-JO, but their bats fell short in a 20-8 defeat forcing the “if game.” But with their spirits and energy high after midnight, they burned the midnight oil in order to claim the title of 2008 ASA Men’s Class C National Champions.

The MVP award was given to Todd Fairbanks (Jackson, Mich.) who led all batters for Suburban/SKS hitting .636 (14-of-22) for the weekend. As a team, the champions hit .484 with six total home runs recorded.

• MVP – Todd Fairbanks, Suburban/Street Kids Softball – .636 (14-of-22)

GAME RESULTS

Pool Play 1: Ruffnecks 15 Suburban/SKS 5  (5)
Pool Play 2: CA-JO 16 Phares Glass 10
Pool Play 3: CA-JO 19 Suburban/SKS 4
Pool Play 4: Phares Glass 18 Ruffnecks 17
Pool Play 5: Suburban/SKS 11 Phares Glass 4
Pool Play 6: CA-JO 20 Ruffnecks 10
Bracket Game 1: CA-JO 22 Phares Glass 12
Bracket Game 2: Suburban/SKS 18 Ruffnecks 12
Bracket Game 3: Ruffnecks 14 Phares Glass 10
Bracket Game 4: Suburban SKS 13 CA JO 3
Bracket Game 5: CA JO 23 Ruffnecks 10
Bracket Game 6: CA JO 20 Suburban SKS 8
Bracket Game 7: Suburban SKS 14 CA JO 13 (8 inn.) (Championship)

FINAL STANDINGS (Standings include pool play)

1. Suburban/Street Kids Softball, Kalamazoo, MI (4-3)
2. CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company, Chesapeake, VA (6-2)
3. Ruffnecks, Lancaster, CA (2-4)
4. Phares Glass, Houma, LA (1-4)

ASA C East held at Salem, Virginia on August 28-September 1.

Champion – CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company, Chesapeake, VA
Runner Up – North Haven Funeral Home/XD/Worth, New Haven, CT

• MVP – Eric Byrum, CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company
• Batting Champion – Ritchie Dabbs, Carolina Freight/Mizuno
• HR Champion – Chad Lord, Century 21 Bear/Repair

ASA C EAST ALL AMERICANS FIRST TEAM

• Pitcher – Todd Boyer, CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company
• Catcher – Darren Hurlie, North Haven Funeral Home/XD/Worth
• Outfield – Pete Rodrigues, North Haven Funeral Home/XD/Worth
• Outfield – Jeremy Dawson, CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company
• Outfield – Chris Phillips, CCOT Construct All
• Outfield – Allen Moore, Century 21 Bear/Repair
• Utility – Joe Bower, Thunder-N-Lightning/Big Al’s Sports
• Utility – Ricky Lloyd, Carolina Freight/Mizuno
• Utility – Allen Dina, North Haven Funeral Home/XD/Worth
• Utility – Brian Kiper, CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company
• Utility – Russ Banasiak, Turano Construction
• Infield – Ritchie Dabbs, Carolina Freight/Mizuno
• Infield – Lee Powers, B&B/Sears
• Infield – Eric Byrum, CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company
• Infield – Jeff Medieros, North Haven Funeral Home/XD/Worth

ASA C EAST ALL AMERICANS SECOND TEAM

• Pitcher – Dan Hughes, North Haven Funeral Home/XD/Worth
• Catcher – Tim Wilson, B&B/Sears
• Outfield – Jason Longo, North Haven Funeral Home/XD/Worth
• Outfield – Matt Restivo, JNK Securities
• Outfield – Fred Lugos, Turano Construction
• Outfield – Jeremy Roper, Carolina Freight/Mizuno
• Utility – Ty Phillips, B&B/Sears
• Utility – Kent Jackson, Carolina Freight/Mizuno
• Utility – Stacy Mizelle, CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company
• Utility – Derek Riolo, North Haven Funeral Home/XD/Worth
• Utility – Mike Mounts, Carolina Freight/Mizuno
• Infield – Mack Bowles, Team Mojo
• Infield – Jason Reynolds, TQI-FGS Softball
• Infield – Mike Southworth, CA/JO/Absolute Bail Company
• Infield – Kevin Emmett, Trads 219FINAL STANDINGS

ASA C North held at Moorhead Softball Complex in Moorhead, Minnesota on August 28-September 1.

Champion – Suburban/Street Kids Softball, Kalamazoo, MI
Runner Up – Lucky’s 13/MN Jazz, Burnsville, MN

• MVP – Todd Fairbanks, Suburban/Street Kids Softball
• Batting Champion – Jesse Worm, BBS/Miken/Kelly’s Pub

ASA C NORTH ALL AMERICANS FIRST TEAM

• Pitcher – Todd Fairbanks, Suburban/Street Kids Softball
• Catcher – Jeff Forsberg, BBS/Miken/Kelly’s Pub
• Outfield – Jesse Worm, BBS/Miken/Kelly’s Pub
• Outfield – Joe Erb, Mich Golden
• Outfield – Tim Nelson, Mich Golden
• Outfield – Ben Crandall, Lucky’s 13/Minnesota Jazz
• Utility – Matt Munson, Lucky’s 13/Minnesota Jazz
• Utility – Derrick Willis, Lucky’s 13/Minnesota Jazz
• Utility – Brad Worm, BBS/Miken/Kelly’s Pub
• Utility – Austin Harper, Wellman Pub/Twisted Parrot
• Utility – Chris Douglas, Suburban/Street Kids Softball
• Infield – Justin Butler, Wellman Pub/Twisted Parrot
• Infield – Troy Fairbanks, Suburban/Street Kids Softball
• Infield – Mike Curry, Lucky’s 13/Minnesota Jazz
• Infield – B.J. Smith, Suburban/Street Kids Softball

ASA C NORTH ALL AMERICANS SECOND TEAM

• Pitcher – Mark Aho, Mich Golden
• Catcher – Tim Wolver, Wellman Pub/Twisted Parrot
• Outfield – Chris Lambetter, Lucky’s 13/Minnesota Jazz
• Outfield – Terry Patasel, Suburban/Street Kids Softball
• Outfield – Carlo Walton, Lucky’s 13/Minnesota Jazz
• Outfield – Chris Winters, Shottenkirk/Team Xpress
• Utility – Shawn Norman, Suburban/Street Kids Softball
• Utility – Justin Down, ISH/Miken
• Utility – Brad Hendricks, Wellman Pub/Twisted Parrot
• Utility – Corey Hines, Lucky’s 13/Minnesota Jazz
• Utility – Ryan Leister, Suburban/Street Kids Softball
• Infield – Don Vaske, Wellman Pub/Twisted Parrot
• Infield – Jeff Jungwirth, Lucky’s 13/Minnesota Jazz
• Infield – Monte Schmidt, ISH/Miken
• Infield – William Albertsen, Wellman Pub/Twisted Parrot

FINAL STANDINGS

ASA C South held at Bryan/College Station, Texas on August 28-September 1.

Champion – Phares Glass, Houma, LA
Runner Up – U Know, San Marcos, TX

• MVP – Adam Ferguson, Russell’s Paint & Body
• Batting Champion – Terry Roe, Russell’s Paint & Body

ASA C NORTH ALL AMERICANS FIRST TEAM

• Pitcher – Robert Kerr, Russell’s Paint & Body
• Catcher – Claude Simoneaux, Phares Glass
• Outfield – David Adams, Sports Center Worth
• Outfield – David Landry, Phares Glass
• Outfield – Jose Cosme, Russell’s Paint & Body
• Outfield – Dale Richardson, Russell’s Paint & Body
• Utility – Kyle Wilks, Sports Center Worth
• Utility – Eric Torres, U Know
• Utility – Jon Villegas, U Know
• Utility – Danny Magee, Phares Glass
• Utility – Adam Ferguson, Russell’s Paint & Body
• Infield – AJ Downs, Sports Center/Worth
• Infield – Kevin Martinez, U Know
• Infield – Todd Thomas, Phares Glass
• Infield – Jeff Parker, Russell’s Paint & Body

FINAL STANDINGS

ASA C West held at Big 8 Softball Complex in Lancaster, California on August 28-September 1.

Champion – Ruffnecks, Lancaster, CA
Runner Up – So Cal Elite, Orange, CA

• MVP – Danny Lopez, Ruffnecks
• Batting Champion – Richard Coulantoundo, So Cal Elite
• HR Champion – Ronnie Salcedo, So Cal Elite

ASA C WEST ALL AMERICANS FIRST TEAM

• Pitcher – Danny Lopez, Ruffnecks
• Catcher – Brian Huhta, Ruffnecks
• Outfield – Seth Stevens, Vancouver USA/Casa Group/Worth
• Outfield – Jason Palumbo, Ruffnecks
• Outfield – Richard Coulantoundo, So Cal Elite
• Outfield – Brent Gantman, 3 Legged Monkeys
• Utility – Ricky Hoy, So Cal Elite
• Utility – Derek Johnson, 3 Legged Monkeys
• Utility – Mike Cervantes, Ruffnecks
• Utility – Norberto Medrana, So Cal Elite
• Utility – Paul Carasco, So Cal Elite
• Infield – Ronnie Salcedo, So Cal Elite
• Infield – Gil Arce, Ruffnecks
• Infield – Vince Granados, So Cal Elite
• Infield – Anthony Ramirez, Ruffnecks

ASA C WEST ALL AMERICANS SECOND TEAM

• Pitcher – Art Salas, Exterminators
• Catcher – Joey Salas, Mid Valley Plastering
• Outfield – Brian Elting, Mid Valley Plastering
• Outfield – Danny Lopez, TAI/Blaze
• Outfield – Eric Olsen, Vancouver USA/Casa Group/Worth
• Outfield – Richard Gray, TAI/Blaze
• Utility – Luis Meza, Exterminators
• Utility – Rob Anderson, Vancouver USA/Casa Group/Worth
• Utility – Chris Hansen, PAS/Cutters
• Utility – Joe Oropeza, 3 Legged Monkeys
• Utility – Chris Bailey, Vancouver USA/Casa Group/Worth
• Infield – Jerry Alfaro, 3 Legged Monkeys
• Infield – Joseph Barragan, TAI/Blaze
• Infield – Chris Boggs, TAI/Blaze
• Infield – Chris Aquino, 3 Legged Monkeys

FINAL STANDINGS

1999 held at Montgomery, Alabama on September 23-26.

Champion – Caraway Steel, Eufaula, AL
Runner Up – Miller/McGaffer, Forest Park, IL

Caraway of Alabama and Miller McGaffer of Illinois met three times in the ASA Class B national tournament at Lagoon Park in Montgomery, Ala. Caraway won two, and claimed the national title. A grand slam home run by MVP to be Paul Judah gave Caraway a 21-18 win in the semifinal round of the winners bracket. Miller McGaffer, which won a game late Saturday night and three on Sunday, forced an extra game in the championship round with a 31-12 romp as Scott Becker hit two home runs and Jim Walsh, Jim Lynch and Jeff Sahazian and John Doss one each. Walsh and Dave Shaff each had 4 hits. Lynch had a single and 2-run HR in a 10-run top of the first. Miller McGaffer built a 17-12 lead going into the bottom of the fourth of the deciding game. Caraway broke loose for 8 runs, with the big blow being a grand slam home run by Keith Eldridge. Caraway won 32-27 as Eldridge went on to total 9 RBI in the game. He had a 3-runner in a 12-run bottom of the fifth, and 3 homers in the game. He had 8 for the tournament. Becker was the tourney leader with 10. Other Caraway homers in the 12-run inning included a 2-runner by Andrew Judah and a 3-runner by Paul Judah. For the game, Eldridge was 4-for-5, Paul Judah 4-for-6. Jeff and Bill Sahagian each had 2 HRs for Miller. Key plays for Caraway in the infield in the last inning were made by second baseman Craig English, middle infielder Sandy Jones and pitcher J.R. Phillips.

(Note: D&K;/Worth of Los Angeles, one of the favorites, won six games in the losers bracket before being eliminated by the Bulls of S.C. (22-13). D&K; was knocked into the losers bracket by Shadowfax of Pa. (15-14). Jean Shoppe of McKenzie, Tenn., was another favorite, advancing all the way to the winners bracket finals before losing to Caraway 34-31. It was 10-9 after one and 20-9 after two innings. Caraway had back to back 11-run innings to build up a 34-23 command. Eldridge, Jerry Goodson and Sammy Moore had triples. Paul Judah had 3 hits. Ron Roland had a homer and another hit. Craig English had a homer. Big Barry Shirley had a grand slam in the first and another homer for Jean Shoppe, while Ricky Bryant had 2 HRs. Big plays on defense for Caraway were turned in by Terry Goodson at short, Sammy Moore in right field and pitcher J.R. Phillips. Eldridge was a steady performer in left field all weekend.)

• MVP – Paul Judah, Caraway
• Batting Champion – Kevin Gillott of Jean Shoppe (.867)
• Home Run Champion – Scott Becker of Miller/McGaffer (10)

ASA B ALL AMERICANS FIRST TEAM

• Steve Rayburn, Caraway
• Paul Judah, Caraway
• Keith Eldridge, Caraway
• Randy Jones, Caraway
• Sammy Moore, Caraway
• Ronnie Roland, Caraway
• Ed Stapinski, Miller/McGaffer
• Nick Latore, Miller/McGaffer
• Brad Reynard, Miller/McGaffer
• Jim Lynch, Miller/McGaffer
• Dave Shaff, Miller/McGaffer
• Jim Walsh, Miller/McGaffer
• Art Reboletti, Miller/McGaffer
• Kevin Gillott, Jean Shoppe
• Barry Shirley, Jean Shoppe

ASA B ALL AMERICANS SECOND TEAM

• J.R. Phillips, Caraway
• Terry Goodson, Caraway
• Andrew Judah, Caraway
• Sandy Jones, Caraway
• Chris Crittendon, Caraway
• Scott Becker, Miller/McGaffer
• Jeff Sahagian, Miller/McGaffer
• Ronnie Talbert, Jean Shoppe
• Heath Morris, Jean Shoppe
• Craig Harris, Jean Shoppe
• Buddy Majors, Jean Shoppe
• Keith Vienneman, St. Louis
• Scott Tierney, Popko’s
• Dave Dudzinski, Popko’s
• Ronnie Euther, Bulls

ASA B ALL AMERICANS THIRD TEAM

• Tim Hopkins, Bulls
• Tommy Lark, Bulls
• Brian Batson, Bulls
• Don Bruns, St. Louis
• Jarrett Roserique, St. Louis
• Gene Nebbitt, St. Louis
• Nick Pizotto, Popko’s
• Steve Lane, Popko’s
• Javier Guana, Popko’s
• Darren Stevens, Popko’s
• Mike Aspray, D&K/Worth
• Rob Wolkons, D&K/Worth
• Dan Schnider, D&K/Worth
• Rob Martinez, D&K/Worth
• Tom Grudielanek, Newport

FINAL RESULTS

1st Caraway Steel Eufaula., AL 7-1
2nd Miller-Mcgaffer Forest Park., IL 8-2
3rd Jean Shoppe McKenzie., TN 5-2
4th Popko’S Crete., IL 5-2
5th Bulls/Proline North Charleston., SC 5-2
5th St. Louis St. Louis., MO 6-2
7th Newport Softball Milwaukee., WI 4-2
7th Worth/D&K/Franklin Los Angeles., CA 7-2
9th Shadowfax York., PA 4-2
9th Pick’S Place/Worth Sports Hagerstown., MD 6-2
9th Coyne Sports/Nike Brook Park., OH 3-2
9th American Sportswear Brooklyn Center., MN 3-2
13th Select Specialty Charlottesville., VA 4-2
13th Gilmo’S 4Th Turn Enterprise., AL 3-2
13th Buster Shiver Construction Enterprise., AL 4-2
13th Sports Center Hitmen Nashville., TN 3-2
17th Cen-Tex Spurs Austin., TX 4-2
17th Vessel Elizabethtown., KY 2-2
17th Q-T Sports/Miken West Babylon., NY 3-2
17th Sporting Wood Sugar Land., TX 3-2
17th Minnesota Merchants/Mizuno Minneapolis., MN 3-2
17th Randy Sports Brookhaven., MS 2-2
17th Sprint Premiere Management Lititz., PA 2-2
17th De Angelo’S Hazelton., PA 4-2
25th D.W. Landscaping Norwalk., CT 3-2
25th Cattle Dawgz No. St. Paul., MN 2-2
25th Spikes/Gillen Faribault., MN 3-2
25th Giant Glass Haverhill., MA 2-2
25th B&C Softball Edmonton., KY 2-2
25th Royal Tee Zers Pensacola., FL 3-2
25th Capital City Construction Bismark., ND 3-2
25th Engine Room Bloomington., MN 2-2
33rd Deluxe Bakery Bellmawr., NJ 2-2
33rd Silva’S Albuquerque., NM 2-2
33rd Johnny Ray’S Bbq Birmingham., AL 3-2
33rd Bar-1 East Hartford., CT 1-2
33rd San Antonio Boomers San Antonio., TX 1-2
33rd Central Ave. Saloon Rochester., NH 1-2
33rd Vfw Post 1431 Crawfordsville., IN 1-2
33rd H.Y. Pressure Reading., PA 1-2
33rd Frawgs Killeen., TX 2-2
33rd Oa Softball Beavercreek., OH 1-2
33rd Associated Steel Products Moultrie., GA 1-2
33rd Wynnfield-Argo Phenix City., AL 1-2
33rd Ultimate Milwaukee., WI 2-2
33rd Duston’S Market Dover., NH 1-2
33rd Taco Bell Sioux Falls., SD 2-2
33rd Houston Merchants Houston., TX 2-2
49th Champion Athletics West Point., IA 0-2
49th Rumple Minz Barnum., IA 0-2
49th All American Bryant., AR 0-2
49th Subway Durant., OK 0-2
49th Telequip Storm Hickory Creek., TX 0-2
49th Fresh Park Spokane., WA 1-2
49th Ohio Sealants Clove., OH 0-2
49th Black Crows Montgomery., AL 1-2
49th Portland Plastic Pipe Portland., ME 1-2
49th I.B. Moore Cynthiana., IN 1-2
49th World Color Corinth., MS 0-2
49th Mission Mizuno New Richmond., WI 0-2
49th A-Bobs Geneseo., IL 0-2
49th Memphis Bulldogs Memphis., TN 0-2
49th S&S Landscape Ashaway., RI 1-2
49th Huebner Softball Evansville., IN 1-2
65th National Gold Warwick., RI 0-2
65th Bryant Chiropractic Bonecrushers Monticello., AR 0-2
65th Schnadig Belmont., MS 0-2
65th Shorty’S Altus., OK 0-2
65th Good Life Sylvester., GA 0-2
65th Daniel Catering/Elite Greenfield., WI 0-2
65th Rsh/Worth Jackson., MS 0-2
65th Petro/Woody’S Fargo., ND 0-2
65th Fame Awards Owatonna., MN 0-2
65th Team Easton Simpsonville., SC 0-2
65th Kroner Paint/Timpe Insurance Quincy., IL 1-2
65th Southeast Mavericks Corbin., KY 0-2
65th Tithof Construction Saginaw., MI 0-2

Held at Albuquerque, New Mexico on September 26-29.

• MVP – Pete Leonard
• Batting Champion – Phillip Estes

ASA C ALL AMERICANS FIRST TEAM

ASA C ALL AMERICANS SECOND TEAM

ASA C ALL AMERICANS THIRD TEAM

FINAL STANDINGS

Location: Marietta, GA
Date: 9/26/1996 – 9/29/1996

MVP..:  Ken Kirby
Batting Champion..:  Eric Guth
HR Champion..:  David Allen

First Team

Second Team

Third Team