CLCF 11’s eliminated from regional play

Posted 8/13/15

CLCF 11U’s season came to an end at the 2015 New England Regional 11-year-old 50/70 Cal Ripken Baseball Tournament (July 31 – Aug. 6) at Beckwith Park in Dover, N.H.

Cranston was one of eight …

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CLCF 11’s eliminated from regional play

First row, from left to right: #5 Preston Kermen, #42 Devante Viveiros, #4 Andrew Travieso, #9 Evan Dacey, #10 Jacob Chin and #18 Zachary Martins. Second row, from left to right: #32 Alex Marot, #1 RJ Fatorma, #15 Cole Carbone, #24 Allan Kevorkian, #13 Tyler DiNezza and #11 Ruben Fernandez. Third row, from left to right: Assistant Coach #14 Alfred Travieso, Manager #23 Mike Marot and Assistant Coach #31 Steve DiNezza.

Photo by Haley Travieso

Posted Thursday, August 13, 2015 4:19 pm

CLCF 11U’s season came to an end at the 2015 New England Regional 11-year-old 50/70 Cal Ripken Baseball Tournament (July 31 – Aug. 6) at Beckwith Park in Dover, N.H.

Cranston was one of eight teams in the New England Regional Championship Tournament.

Teams representing New England states were: Dover, N.H.; Hudson, Mass.; Newtown, Conn.; Northampton, Mass.; Norwalk, Conn.; Raynham, Mass., and Swanzey, N.H.

CLCF ended up losing the first game, 6-4, to Dover, N.H. The Player of the Game for Cranston in the loss was Alex Marot. Cranston would bounce back, though, as it won the second game, 7-1, over Hudson, Mass. Evan Dacey earned the Player of the Game honor in the winning effort.

Cole Carbone earned the Player of the Game honor for Cranston in a loss in the third game, 4-0, to Swanzey, N.H.

The team did well in the skills competition at the opening day ceremonies, winning and placing first in the hitting contest and placing second in the around-the-horn competition.

In the end, the 2015 championship was won by Newtown, Conn.