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U.S. ARMED FORCES WOMEN
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5 October 2011
By Steven Dinote, Armed Forces Sports |
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Oklahoma City, OK. The U.S. Armed Forces Men’s and Women’s Team left the beaches of Pensacola, FL after a week-long training camp and took the fields of the 2011 Amateur Softball Association (ASA) National Championship in Oklahoma City, OK 29 Sep to 2 Oct.
The U.S. Men’s team finished the tournament 1-2, placing ninth along the way.
The U.S. Women worked their way through the bracket defeating Quiet Storm 22-9 and Derby Girls Combat 7-4. The U.S. Women then faced the team to beat – Enough Said, but fell short 11-3. |
| Photo Credit: ASA Softball |
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| In their rematch, the U.S. Women opened up the lead 5-1. The defending champs would not go down quietly and mounted a five run comeback in the fifth, but the U.S. Women fought back and defeated Enough Said 7-6. The rubber match for gold was now up for grabs. Enough Said opened up a 7-0 lead in the first and never looked back. Enough Said captured their second title in a row and defeated the U.S. Women 16-2. Ashley Camp (Navy), Trina McGee (Army), Shaqina Smith (Army), and Karrie Warren (USAF) all earned First Team Honors. |
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| Day Three Standings:
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1st – Enough Said, Tallahassee,FL (3-1)
2nd – U.S. Armed Forces, Washington, DC (4-2)
3rd – Derby Girls Combat, Seattle, WA |
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| Men |
1st – ANNIHILATION PRI EASTON, Lawrenceburg, IN (5-0)
2nd – R&M/TROUPE/TCP/EASTON, Burlington, IA (5-2)
3rd – LONG HAUL TRUCKING, Albertville, MN (3-2)
9th – U.S. Armed Forces, Washington, DC (1-2) |
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| Photos: |
ASA Nationals (use link)
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.169448259806548.44872.160475170703857&te=3 |
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| News Links: |
Enough Said captures back-to-back ASA Women’s Open Slow Pitch titles (use link)
http://www.asasoftball.com/about/getStory.asp?nid=2443
Annihilation/PRI/Easton claims 2011 Men’s Class A (use link)
http://www.asasoftball.com/about/getStory.asp?nid=2444 |
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| 2011 ARMED FORCES GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP UPDATE |
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30 September 2011
By Steven Dinote, Armed Forces Sports |
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NAS Pensacola, FL. With clouds on the horizon, the
threat of rain caused much concern to the final day
of the Armed Forces Championship. Both Navy and
Marine Corps Men/Women teams were able to get
their final game in, but heavy rain forced the much
anticipated Air Force/Army matchup on hold. After
three hours of heavy rain, the clouds passed and left
the fields soaked. |
Photo Credit: Tim Hipps (IMCOM)
(U.S. Army photo) |
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| Prior to the storm, the Navy Women and Marines
took the field in their final competition. After a remarkable rally that nearly
resulted in a win over the Army the night before, the Marines were unable to fend
off the Navy bats as Navy outshined the Marines 11-6.
As the clouds slowly crept in, the Marine Corps and Navy men took the field in their
final contest. The Marines’ bats were hot and furious as they took a commanding
lead into the fourth inning. At the conclusion of the fourth inning, the game was
stopped short due to the run-rule as the Marines won their final game 21-1. |
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| Alas, the clouds grew darker over the fields of NAS
Pensacola. In the previous three years, the tournament
was spared of any rain delay. But sad to see the final
day of play, Mother Nature opened up and caused a three
hour delay. Once the rain passed, the NAS Pensacola
Sports staff diligently moved to get the games ready for
play. With the Women’s Tournament already decided
after day four, the decision was made to cancel the final Air Force/Army game.
However, the Air Force and Army Men’s game was the deciding factor in who
walked away with gold. |
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| Looking to stop the Airmen in their run for a three-peat, the Army took early leads
and maintained control of the game through the late innings. The Air Force
continued to fight and tied the game in the seventh inning to force extra innings.
The Army added three runs to cushion their lead during the top of the eighth
inning. With the Air Force facing two outs with two runners in scoring position, Air
Force’s Kiel Kauffeld of Misawa Air Base, Japan stepped to the plate. With only
three hits all tournament, Kauffeld sent the ball screaming over the fence and
evened up the score. |
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| With homeruns to spare, Wyoming Air National Guard Staff Sgt. Travis Wollison
sent the ball over the fence once again in a solo shot that ended the tournament
giving the Air Force their third gold medal in a row. Air Force wins 20-19.
The 2011 Armed Forces Softball Championship saw amazing plays, come-frombehind
victories, and heartbreak. Air Force Men and Women captured the gold and
the Army Men and Women took the silver.
The 2011 Championship marked the last year being held at NAS Pensacola, FL.
Army will host the 2012 Championship for the next two years. |
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| Final Standings: |
Women:
USAF 7 – 1* Final Game Cancelled due to weather
Army 6 – 2* Final Game Cancelled due to weather
Navy 4 - 5 |
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Men:
USAF 7 - 2
Army 6 - 3
USMC 4 - 5
Navy 1 – 8 |
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2011 U.S. Armed Forces
Women’s
All-Tournament Team: |
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Christian Camp, Navy - Pitcher
Lindsey Ciullo, USAF - Catcher
Ashley Caswell, Army - First Base
Shannon Conners, USMC - Second Base
Daisey Estevez, Navy - Third Base
Alexis Vincent, USAF - Shortstop
Karrie Warren, USAF - Outfield
April McGarity, Army - Outfield
Chantele Villalobos, USMC - Outfield
Schmaeka White, USAF - Outfield
Latonya Mathis - Extra Player |
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2011 United States Armed Forces
Women's Softball Team |
Christian Camp, Navy
Lindsey Ciullo, USAF
Ashley Caswell, Army
Shannon Conners, USMC
Daisey Estevez, Navy
Alexis Vincent, USAF
Karrie Warren, USAF
April McGarity, Army
Schmaeka White, USAF
Latricia Munday, USAF
Trina McGee, Army
Shaqina Smith, Army
Kasey Lackey, USMC
Ebony Ball, Army
Tonya Russell, Army |
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2011 U.S. Armed Forces Men's
All-Tournament Team |
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Anthony Patrick, USAF - Pitcher
Sean Newsome, USMC - Catcher
Dexter Avery, Army - First Base
Jacob Alicuben, Navy - Second Base
Charles Campbell, USAF - Third Base
Joshua Spradlin, USMC - Shortstop
Clint Hiller, USMC - Middle Infield
Kenneth Turlington, Army - Outfield
George Finney, Army - Outfield
Dustin Kentzell, Navy - Outfield
Josh Wiggs, USAF - Extra Player |
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2011 United States Armed Forces
Men's
Softball Team |
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Anthony Patrick, USAF
Dexter Avery, Army
Jacob Alicuben, Navy
Charles Campbell, USAF
Joshua Spradlin, USMC
Clint Hiller, USMC
Kenneth Turlington, Army
George Finney, Army
Dustin Kentzell, Navy
Maikeld Quarles, Army
Matthew McCaskill, USMC
Thomas Melton, USAF
Chris Rohde, USAF
Edwin Commet, USAF
Emilio Harris, Navy |
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| Photos (Special Thanks to Tim Hipps (IMCOM) and Tony Poore (Army Sports) for
providing photos): |
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Opening Ceremony
Armed Forces Championship
Air Force wins gold, Army silver in Armed Forces Softball
2011 Armed Forces Softball Gold Medal Game
Tuesday Night 2011 Armed Forces Softball
Sep 21, 2011
WedNight2011ArmedForcesSoftball
All-Army women put 6 on All-Interservice Softball |
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| News Links: |
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Air Force Wins Gold, Army Silver in Armed Forces Softball
All-Army women put 6 players on All-Interservice Softball Team |
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2011 Armed Forces Men's and
Women's
Softball Championship |
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| NAS Pensacola, FL - 12-25 September 2011
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Fourth day of action surrounds the field of play, as the 2011
Armed Forces Softball Championship enters the final round of the triple round robin tournament. Unexpected victories, extra
innings, and heavy bats were the prime feature of today’s event.
After a 30 minute delay due to a soggy field, the Army Men stepped up to the plate with big bats blazing. Avery continued his home run lead scoring a grand slam over the Navy. Navy was unable to find their momentum and fell to the Army 23-12.
The first Women’s matchup features the Army and Navy, with the Army taking the
first two contests. The Navy Women were looking to stay in the running for silver,
but Army had different plans. Army wins 11-0.
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Air Force Men were looking to cruise to their “three-peat”, with two wins over the
Marine Corps in the first two rounds. Air Force rocked the Marines with heavy bats,
but soon reached their homerun limit. The Marines scrapped their way back with
six and seven inning rallies. Also at their limit, the Marines relied on their speed
and base hitting to rally past the Airmen 19-18 in the bottom of the 7th.
During the third matchup between the Air Force and Marine Corps Women, Air
Force continued their momentum. The Marines were only able to tally one run. Air
Force win 12-1.
After recovering from their loss against the Marines, Air Force Men dominated the
third game of the series between the Navy. The Air Force ended the game early
with an 18-2 victory.
Air Force Women needed a win to wrap up the gold medal with a victory over the
Navy. And that they did. Air Forces clinch the gold medal with their win over the
Navy 6-1.
With the silver medal still in sight for the Marine Corps Men, the game of the
evening featured a hard fought between against the Army. With a surprise victory
over the Air Force, the Marines continued to fight and forced the tournament’s first
extra innings. The Army surmounted an eight run lead in the top of the 8th, but the
Marines didn’t stop swinging. With runners in scoring position and the momentum
on their side, an unexpected stoppage in play to confirm the score possibly wiped
out the momentum as the Marines popped out to end the game. Army wins 19-17
in the 8th. The Army is still in contention for the Gold Medal as Soldiers and Airmen
face off in the rubber match.
Unable to gain momentum throughout the tournament, the Marine Corps Women
easily could have given up. But their fighting spirit was evident as the Marines’
bats woke up as they put more runs on the board than any other game throughout
the tournament. With the game in reach, base running miscues held up runners on
the bases. With the game tied, bases loaded, and the count 3 balls/1 strike; the
Marines went for the hit rather than sit back. The result was a pop-fly to end the
inning and pushed the second consecutive game into extra innings. Realizing the
break they were given, the Army went on an unrelenting scoring spree racking up 8
runs in the 8th. The Marine Corps was unable to repeat their earlier magic and
ended the game losing to the Army 14-6.
Thursday will mark the end of the 2011 Armed Forces Championship, as the Navy
Men and Women face the Marines. In the Closing series, Air Force will face the
Army. While the Air Force Women have wrapped up the Gold, the Men’s matchup
will decide who walks away with title.
Games begin at 1000, 22 September. |
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| Day Four Standings:
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Women:
USAF 7 - 1
Army 6 - 2
Navy 3 - 5
USMC 0 - 8 |
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USAF 6 - 2
Army 6 - 2
USMC 3 - 5
Navy 1 - 7 |
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As the tournament enters its third day, more surprises and exciting ends kept the 2011 Armed Forces Softball Championship up for grabs.
The day started off with the undefeated Air Force Women facing an eager Navy team. With only one win under their belt, the Navy Women stepped up to the challenge and issued Air Force their first loss of the tournament. Navy 9 – Air Force 5.
After a late rally in their first matchup, the Air Force Men entered their showdown with Navy in hopes to continue the momentum for a run at a “three-peat”. While the Navy was eager to redeem themselves, they were unable to overcome the Air Force’s lead. Final score, Air Force 23 – Navy 15.
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Army Women hot off their 7th inning rally over the Navy the night before came out swinging against the Marines. Army’s Trina McGee put the first Women’s home run over the fence of the tournament. Army dominates in their 19-1 triumph over the Marines.
Following the Army Women, the Men came out swinging as well. The Army Men shut down the Marines in a 24-12 victory.
During the Marine Corps’ second game of the day, the Navy Women hit the ball just as hard and stopped the Marines 15-5.
After a touch loss to the Army during their first game of day three, the Marines refused to quit against the Navy Men. The lead shifted several times, but the Marines came out on top over the Navy. Final score, Marine Corps 25 – Navy 22.
After an exciting victory over the Navy the night before and a huge win over the Marines earlier in the day, the Army Women faced an Air Force team that was issued their first loss of the tournament…and they were not happy. Air Force played tough on both sides of the ball and shut the Army down 15-5.
Down to the wire. At the bottom of the 6th inning, the score was tied at 18-a-piece. The Army Men were able to muster one extra run in the top of the 7th, but the Air Force answered with back-to-back homers to end the game in an exciting finish to day three. Air Force 20, Army 19. |
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USAF 5 - 1
Army 4 - 2
Navy 3 - 3
USMC 0 - 6 |
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USAF 5 - 1
Army 4 - 2
USMC 2 - 4
Navy 1 - 5 |
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| Day Four begins at 0900, 21 September. |
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Sure wins were not to be found on Day Two of competition of the 2011 Armed Forces Men’s and Women’s Softball Championship.
Navy Men opened up the second day of competition with a 20-18 victory over the Marine Corps. During the top of the 7th, the Marines began to rally until the Navy defense force a double play and closed out the game with a fly ball.
During the Women’s matchup between the Navy and Marine Corps, Navy was able to get one in the win column after a disappointing 7th inning rally by the Air Force the night before. Navy defense head the Marines scoreless and finished the game 6-0.
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After a disappointing loss to the Marines the night before, Army Men brought their bats against the Air Force in hopes to spoil their “three-peat” efforts. Army’s Turlington and Avery combined for a total of 15 RBIs. Army beat the Air Force 31-27.
In a battle to stay undefeated, the Air Force women issued Army’s first loss playing solid defense. Army was unable to get on the scoreboard until the 6th inning. However, Air Force defense was too strong and prevented any last minute comebacks. Air Force 6, Army 2.
After holding the Marines in a close game, Navy Men came out swinging and jumping to a 19-2 lead over the Army. The Army stepped up to the plate at the bottom of the 4th inning and gained five runs. After another two in the 5th, Army pounded out run after run in the 6th inning for a total of 11 and gaining the lead over the Navy. After a promising line drive single by Navy’s Grounds, the Army defense went on high alert and retired the next three batters to win the game 20-19.
When all thought the excitement was over, Navy Women played solid ball holding a steady 5-2 lead into the bottom of the 7th inning. Army bats woke up and started cutting the lead piece by piece. With runners in scoring position, Army’s MeGee roped a line drive into center field scoring Flory from 2nd Base. Army defeats Navy 6-5.
In the final Men’s matchup, The Air Force overpowered the Marines. Air Force’s Campbell went yard on a three-run HR and forced the game to end in the 5th as the 15-run-rule took effect. Air Force defeat the Marines 22-5.
The final game of the evening paired the Air Force Women and Marines. Air Force Women continued their undefeated streak and followed their male counterparts and ended the game early over the Marines with an 18 – 2 victory. |
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USAF 4 - 0
Army 3 - 1
Navy 1 - 3
USMC 0 - 4 |
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Army 3 - 1
USAF 3 - 1
Navy 1 - 3
USMC 1 - 3 |
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In the Florida “pan-handle”, Naval Air Station Pensacola hosts the 2011 Armed Forces Men’s and Women’s Softball Championship. This marks the fourth year the championship has been held at Pensacola. After the opening ceremony and first pitch, it was down to business as the teams entered the triple round robin tournament. Day one brought both explosive offensive games as well as tight defensive showdowns.
The first game featured host Navy Women against the Army Women. The Navy was able to out-hit the army, but was only able to bring in 2 runs. Army’s Russell was solid going 2-3, rounding the bases twice and 1 RBI. Final Score, Army 7 – Navy 2 |
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The next series featured Air Force versus Marine Corps. The Air Force Women shutout the Marines 11-0, allowing only two hits from the Devil Dogs. Air Force’s Washington went 2-3, with 3 runs, 3 RBIs, and 1 HR.
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In a shootout, both the Air Force and Marine Corps Men’s teams reached the homerun limit. Air Force’s Patrick hit at will going 5-5, with 5 runs, 6 RBIs, and two HRs. The Marines did not go down quietly, as USMC’s Spradlin answered with a 3-5 performance, pulling in 4 runs, 5 RBIs, and two homeruns of his own. Final outcome, Air Force 31 – Marine Corps 21. |
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As the Army Women hope to repeat as Champions, they stopped the Marines 13-3 in their second game of the day. Army finished the day with 2 wins and no loses.
In the battle between Army Men and Marine Corps Men, the Marines held the lead most of the game. Air Force was able to rally in the 6th inning, but the Marines answered with a 7th inning rally of their own. The Marine’s Spradlin was unstoppable going 5 for 5, 5 Runs, 8 RBIs, and 2 HRs. Army’s Avery was not only unstoppable in his own right, he was overpowering. Avery was 5 for 5, rounding the bases 4 times, pulling in 12 RBIs along with 4 HRs. However, the Marines were able to put the brakes on the Army in the 7th to hold on to their late rally lead. Final score, USMC 22 – Army 21.
In one of the tightest defensive shows, Navy and Air Force Women fought tooth and nail to get runs on the board. With a 3-1 lead into the 7th inning and two outs; Air Force was able to tie the game before calling for Dought to pinch hit. With the game tied, Doughty smacked a line drive into center field bringing in the winning score and ending the game. Final outcome, Air Force 4 – Navy 3.
Following the Women’s defensive show, the Men’s matchup between the Air Force and Navy were equally exciting. Navy’s Neeley led the team going 3-4 with two runs and a homerun. However, it was Patrick pulling in another solid performance (4-4, 4 Runs, 6 RBIs, 2 HRs) for the Air Force as the Airmen rallied in the 6th inning with Patrick hitting the game-winning homerun. Navy was shutdown in the 7th as the Air Force came one step closer to a “three-peat”. Final score, Air Force 14 – Navy 11. |
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Army 2 - 0
USAF 2 - 0
Navy 0 - 2
USMC 0 - 2 |
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USAF 2 - 0
USMC 1 - 1
Army 1 - 1
Navy 0 - 2 |
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2010 ARMED FORCES
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18-24 September 2010
NAVAL AIR STATION PENSACOLA, FL |
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"UNDEFEATED ARMY WOMEN TAKES GOLD
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AIR FORCE MEN REPEAT
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MARINE CORPS MEN FINISHES ON POSITIVE
NOTE"
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The
All-Army Women's Softball Team celebrates a gold-medal-clinching 7-3
victory over All-Air Force at the 2010 Armed Forces Softball
Championships
at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla.
(U.S. Army photo by Tim Hipps, FMWRC Public
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12-1
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Force def Navy
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23-8
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Force def Army
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20-5
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7-3
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20-9
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3-2
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Navy
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22-20
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25-2
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Sept 10 Results
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Navy
def Marine Corps
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13-2
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Army
def Air Force
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3-1
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Force def Army
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18-12
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Force def Navy
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10-0
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Force def Marine Corps
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18-17
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6-1
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Force def Navy
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8-7
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Force def Navy
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3-2
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Army
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22-7
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5-0
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Army
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14-0
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WOMEN'S
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM
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SGT
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Windy
Klein (Army), Ft Hood, TX
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Latricia
Munday (Air Force), Peterson AFB, CO
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Joyce
Washington (Air Force), Shaw AFB, SC
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Ashley
Caswell (Army), Ft Bragg, NC
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Shaqina
Smith (Army), Camp Casey, Korea
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Christina
Camp (Navy), PNSD, San Diego, CA
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Lindsey
Ciullo (Air Force), Ramstein AFB, Germany
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Tiffany
Stevens (Navy), USS Ft McHenry
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McGarity (Army), Ft Sam Houston, TX
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Jenna
Martin (Army), Ft Hood, TX
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Gerhiem (Army), Ft Campbell, KY
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Sgt. Windy Klein of Fort Hood, Texas, earns
All-Tournament and All-Armed Forces
honors while pitching the All-Army Women to an 8-0
record and gold medal in the
2010 Armed Forces Softball Championships at Naval
Air Station Pensacola.
(U.S. Army photo by Tim Hipps, FMWRC Public
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MEN'S
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM
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SSgt
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Leonard
Myers (Air Force), Nellis AFB, NV
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SFC
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Michael
Dochwat (Army), Ft Shafter, HI
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Ralph
Hodgdon (Army), Ft Benning, GA
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Lester
Daniels (Army), Ft Gordon, GA
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Anthony
Bartolini (Navy), NOMI DET NAMI
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Chase
Sims (Marine Corps), MCB Quantico, VA
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MSgt
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Michael
Jenkins (Air Force), Osan AFB, Korea
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Michael
Melton (Air Force), Eglin AFB, FL
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AT1
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Kevin
Cox (Navy), Fighter Squadron 106
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ALL ARMED FORCES WOMEN'S TEAM
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SGT
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Windy
Klein (Army), Ft Hood, TX
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SSgt
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Latricia
Munday (Air Force), Peterson AFB, CO
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SPC
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Ashley
Caswell (Army), Ft Bragg, NC
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SSG
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Shaqina
Smith (Army), Camp Casey, Korea
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IS2
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Christina
Camp (Navy), PNSD, San Diego, CA
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SSgt
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Lindsey
Ciullo (Air Force), Ramstein AFB, Germany
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DC2
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Tiffany
Stevens (Navy), USS Ft McHenry
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SGT
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April
McGarity (Army), Ft Sam Houston, TX
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CPT
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Lindsey
Gerhiem (Army), Ft Campbell, KY
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CTT2
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Rena
Engelhardt (Navy), NNWC
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SSgt
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Laura
Bradley (Air Force), Hurburt Field, FL
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PFC
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Trina
McGee (Army), Camp Henry, Korea
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A1C
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Amanda
Rembert (Air Force), Maxwell AFB, AL
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LT
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Jena
Rhea (Navy), NSA Panama City
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SGT
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Shannika
Taylor (Army), Camp Stanley, Korea
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SFC
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Rob
Bailey (Army), Ft Leonard Wood, MO
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CTTCS
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William
Quina (Navy), CNR Mid Atlantic
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Trainer
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SPC
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Benjamin
Brown (Army)
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OIC
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MMC
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Earlie
West (Navy), Navy Recruiting Phoenix, AZ
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ALL ARMED FORCES MEN'S TEAM
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SSgt
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Leonard
Myers (Air Force), Nellis AFB, NV
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MSG
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Lester
Daniels (Army), Ft Gordon, GA
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HM3
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Anthony
Bartolini (Navy), NOMI DET NAMI
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Sgt
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Chase
Sims (Marine Corps), MCB Quantico, VA
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AT1
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Kevin
Cox (Navy), Fighter Squadron 106
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A1C
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Todd
Duncan (Air Force), Shaw AFB, SC
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SSG
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Danny
Rogers (Army), Camp Walker, Korea
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SGT
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Melvin
DeRolf (Army) Ft Gordon, GA
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TSgt
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Robert
Chastain (Air Force), Aviano AFB, Italy
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SSG
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Lee
Diaz (Army), Tampa, FL
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MSgt
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Dexter
High (Air Force), Nellis AFB, NV
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Clayton
Shaw (Army), Ft Campbell, KY
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TSgt
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Richard
Burley, (Air Force), Lackland AFB, TX
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MSG
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Christopher
Stevens (Army), Okinawa, Japan
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MSgt
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Chris
Markey (Air Force), Osan AFB, Korea
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Mr.
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Stephen
Shortland (Air Force), Randolph AFB, TX
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Mr.
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Scott
Feterl (Army), Ft Bragg, NC
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TSgt
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Tony
Urenda (Air Force) Eglin AFB, FL
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OIC
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Earlie
West (Navy), Navy Recruiting Phoenix, AZ
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Selections were based on performance and availability.
This team will represent the U.S. Armed Forces in the 2010
Amateur Softball Association National Championship in
Oklahoma City, OK, 30 Sep - 4 Oct 10.
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2-4 OCTOBER
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK |
| WOMEN’S OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP |
“ANOTHER SECOND PLACE FINISH FOR ARMED FORCES WOMEN"
For the second straight year the Armed Forces Women’s Softball Team had to settle for second place in the ASA Women’s Open Softball Championship. In 2008, the team lost a 6-5 “If Necessary Game” heart-breaker to team named “Hawks/Miss Kitty”. This year’s nemesis was team from Tallahassee, FL named “Enough Said”. Unbeaten “Enough Said” did all the talking with their bats as they outscored tournament opponents 84-18. Twenty–four of those runs came in a 24-6 drubbing of Armed Forces in the Championship Game. Armed Forces was within a few runs of the lead when “Enough Said” exploded with 17 fourth inning runs. That was the final Championship Game conversation. “Enough Said” defeated Armed Forces 13-5 earlier in the winner’s bracket finals. Six teams participated in this double elimination showdown. “Enough Said’s” Head Coach Ian Houston said: “We appreciate the Armed Forces. They are a good softball team. We appreciate what they do for our country in terms of protecting our walls so no matter what the story is and what the outcome of the game is, we always hold them in our hearts and keep them in our prayers because they’re taking care of us.” |
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| RESULTS OF ARMED FORCES GAMES |
Armed Forces def Quiet Storm 27-1
Armed Forces def Sabatoge 18-0
Enough Said def Armed Forces 13-5
(Loser’s Bracket Final)
Armed Forces def Anarchy 15-0
(Championship Game)
Enough Said def Armed Forces 24-6 |
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| WOMEN’S OPEN POST CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS |
Batting Champion: AT3 Sabra Gamel (Navy) USS Nimitz .800 average
(Tied with two other players)
ASA All American Team: IF- AT3 Sabra Gamel
(Navy) USS Nimitz; OF- MSgt Karrie Warren
(Air Force) Tyndall Air Force Base, FL; Utility- SSgt Candace Dugo
(Air Force) Nellis Air Force Base, NV |
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| ARMED FORCES WOMEN’S SOFTBALL TEAM |
SSgt Lindsay Ciullo (USAF) Ramstein Air Base, Germany
AT3 Sabra Gamel (USN) USS Nimitz
SSgt Katherine Braun (USAF) Offutt Air Force Base, NE
SSgt Candace Dugo (USAF) Nellis Air Force Base, NV
LCpl Leticia Pacheco (USMC) Marine Corps Base Parris Island, SC
1LT Lindsey Gerheim (USA) Fort Campbell, KY
IT2 Jamie Strum (USN) NCTAMSPAC, HI
SSG Shannon Eichenseer (USA) Fort Eustis, VA
AO3 Daisy Estevez (USN) NASNI San Diego, CA
Sgt Renee Langlais (USMC) MacDill Air Force Base, FL
MSgt Laurie Doughty (USAF) Elmendorf Air Force Base, AF
SSgt Stephanie Toomey (USMC) Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, NC
SrA Toni Epps (USAF) Robins Air Force Base, GA
LT Alice Middleton (USN) CGTC Yorktown, VA
MSgt Karrie Warren (USAF) Tyndall Air Force Base, FL
HEAD COACH: Ms. Cheryl Trapnell (USAF) Hurlburt Field, FL
ASST COACH: SCPO Ron Bible (USN) USS Green Bay
TRAINER: TSgt Toby Urenda (USAF) Eglin Air Force Base, FL
OFFICER IN CHARGE: CPO Early West (Navy) Naval Recruiting District Phoenix, AZ |
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| MEN’S A DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP |
“ARMED FORCES ELIMINATED AFTER FOUR GAMES"
The Armed Forces Men faced a tough eleven team double elimination bracket in the Men’s A Division Championship. In their opening game Armed Forces took no prisoners and pounded Rethinking Ambush 23-6. In their second game Armed Forces was introduced to the loser’s bracket after falling 28-25 to TCP/Piper/Easton in a slug fest. In their inaugural loser’s bracket game Armed Forces ambushed the SW Oklahoma Outlaws 31-5. Fence Broker/Game Time Sup, the eventual championship runner-up team, eliminated Armed Forces 18-17 in the highlight game of the tournament. |
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RESULTS OF ARMED FORCES GAMES
Armed Forces def Rethink Ambush 23-6
TCP/Piper/Easton def Armed Forces 28-25
(Loser’s Bracket)
Armed Forces def SW Oklahoma Outlaws 31-5
Fence Broker/Game Time Sup def Armed Forces 18-17
MEN’S A DIVISION POST CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS
Batting Champion: SFC Ralph Hogdon
(Army) Fort Benning, GA
.800 average
(Tied with three other players)
ASA All American Team: Utility- SFC Ralph Hogdon
(Army) Fort Benning, GA |
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ARMED FORCES MEN’S SOFTBALL TEAM
CW2 Elmer Mason (USA) Yongsam, Korea
SSgt Joshua Wiggs (USAF) Tyndall Air Force Base, FL
SFC Dexter Avery (USA) Fort Huachuca, AZ
PO1 Reginald Myers (USN) Navy Recruiting District Richmond, VA
PO1 Ronald Cipraino (USN) Naval Air Station Key West, FL
SFC Ralph Hogdon (USA) Fort Benning, GA
SSgt Kevin Basinger (USAF) Peterson Air Force Base, CO
MSgt Christopher Markey (USAF) Osan Air Force Base, Korea
SSgt Leonard Myers (USAF) Nellis Air Force Base, NV
SrA Michael Melton (USAF) Eglin Air Force Base, FL
SSgt Clint Hiller (USMC) Marine Corps Air Station New River, NC
CPT Gabe Beltran (USA) Fort Bliss, TX
PO3 Anthony Bartolini (USN) Naval Aerospace Medical Institute
TSgt Zachariah Turissini (USAF) Tyndall Air Force Base, FL
SFC Michael Docwat (USA) Fort Campbell, KY
HEAD COACH: Mr. Stephen Shortland (USAF) Randolph Air Force Base, TX
ASST COACH: SFC Scott Feterl (USA) Fort Bragg, NC
TRAINER: LT James Butler (Navy)
OFFICER IN CHARGE: CPO Early West (Navy) Naval Recruiting District Phoenix, AZ
Story and Information Compiled by Kenneth Polk, Armed Forces Sports |
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2009 ARMED FORCES MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
NAVAL AIR STATION PENSACOLA, FL
19-25 SEPTEMBER |
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| 2009 Armed Forces Men's and Women's Softball Champion - Air Force |
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"CLEAN SWEEP FOR AIR FORCE -
MEN AND WOMEN WIN GOLD" |
 SSgt Joshua Wiggs (Air Force) Tyndall AFB, FL
Blasting another Home Run
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NAS Pensacola, FL -- After a slow start, the Air Forces Men’s Softball Team went on to dethrone the Army in the 2009 Armed Forces Men’s Softball Championship. Both teams finished the Championship with identical 7-2 records, however; two one-sided Air Force victories over the Army in the two final rounds gave the “Men in Blue” the edge in the Championship tie-breaker. After blasting the Marine Corps 18-3 in their opening game, the Air Forces dropped back-to-back contests to the Army (18-17) and the Navy (37-16). With hot bats and outstanding defense, the Air Force easily defeated all opponents in their final six games. Staff Sergeant Joshua Wiggs (Tyndall AFB, FL) powered the Air Forces with 13 home runs, tying him with Amy Sergeant Dexter Avery (Ft Huachuca, AZ) who also had a Championship leading 13 home runs. Technical Sergeant Zachariah Turissini (Tyndall AFB, FL) helped the cause with 26 RBI’s. The Army won the Armed Forces Men’s Softball Championship in 2007 and 2008.
The situation was a little more complicated on the women’s side. The Air Force, Navy, and Army all finished with identical 6-3 records. In the end the, it was the Air Force winning gold based on the total runs tie-breaker. The Army finished second and the Navy had to settle for third. All eyes were on Navy earlier in the championship after they won their first four games. Coach Cheryl Trapnell and the “Sky Ladies” kept their poise after dropping back-to-back games early in the Championship to the Navy and Army. Following the two set-backs, the Air Force went on a four game win streak before falling to the Army 6-5 in their final game. Staff Sergeant Katherine Braun (Offutt AFB, NE) and Staff Sergeant Lindsey Ciullo (Ramstein AFB, Germany) batted .448 and .438 respectively and led the Air Forces to victory. Both players were voted on to the All Tournament and All Armed Forces teams.
Story and Information Compiled by Kenneth Polk, Armed Forces Sports |
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FINAL STANDINGS
Women
W L
*Air Force 6 3
*Army 6 3
*Navy 6 3
Marine Corps 0 9
*Placements based on total runs tie-breaker
Men
W L
*Air Force 7 2
*Army 7 2
Navy 3 6
Marine Corps 1 8
*Placements based on runs differential tie-breaker |
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| 2009 Softball Results and Post Tourament Selections |
GAME RESULTS
20 September
(M) Army def Navy 21-13
(W) Navy def Army 7-6
(M) Air Force def Marine Corps 18-3
(W) Air Force def Marine Corps 8-1
21 September
(M) Marine Corps def Navy 19-4
(W) Navy def Marine Corps 2-1
(M) Army def Air Force 18-17
(W) Air Force def Army 5-0
(M) Army def Marine Corps 22-6
(W) Army def Marine Corps 10-5
(M) Navy def Air Force 37-16
(W) Navy def Air Force 2-1
22 September
(M) Air Force def Army 21-7
(W) Army def Air Force 4-3 (8 innings)
(M) Navy def Marine Corps 19-9
(W) Navy def Marine Corps 8-5
(M) Air Force def Navy 33-9
(W) Air Force def Navy 4-2
(M) Army def Marine Corps 22-10
(W) Army def Marine Corps 6-1
23 September
(M) Air Force def Marine Corps 28-8
(W) Air Force def Marine Corps 15-3
(M) Army def Navy 27-16
(W) Navy def Army 6-5
(M) Air Force def Navy 13-9
(W) Air Force def Navy 13-7
(M) Army def Marine Corps 19-7
(W) Army def Marine Corps 11-0
24 September
(M) Air Force def Marine Corps 26-18
(W) Air Force def Marine Corps 3-0
(M) Army def Navy 21-14
(W) Army def Navy 11-0
(M) Air Force def Army 26-12
(W) Army def Air Force 6-5
(M) Navy def Marine Corps 22-15
(W) Navy def Marine Corps 8-3
ALL TOURNAMENT WOMEN'S TEAM
P-SSG Shannon Eichenseer (USA) Fort Eustis, VA
C-SSgt Lindsay Ciullo (USAF) Ramstein Air Base, Germany
1B-SSgt Katherine Braun (USAF) Offutt Air Force Base, NE
2B-AT3 Sabra Gamel (USN) USS Nimitz
SS-LCpl Leticia Pacheco (USMC) Marine Corps Base Parris Island, SC
3B-AO3 Daisy Estevez (USN) NASNI San Diego, CA
OF-SSG Kathleen Hedges (USA) Fort Drum, NY
OF-SSgt Candace Dugo (USAF) Nellis Air Force Base, NV
OF-IT2 Jamie Strum (USN) NCTAMSPAC, HI
OF-1LT Lindsey Gerheim (USA) Fort Campbell, KY
EP-Sgt Renee Langlais (USMC) MacDill Air Force Base, FL
WOMEN'S ARMED FORCES TEAM
SSgt Lindsay Ciullo (USAF) Ramstein Air Base, Germany
AT3 Sabra Gamel (USN) USS Nimitz
SSgt Katherine Braun (USAF) Offutt Air Force Base, NE
SSgt Candace Dugo (USAF) Nellis Air Force Base, NV
LCpl Leticia Pacheco (USMC) Marine Corps Base Parris Island, SC
1LT Lindsey Gerheim (USA) Fort Campbell, KY
IT2 Jamie Strum (USN) NCTAMSPAC, HI
SSG Shannon Eichenseer (USA) Fort Eustis, VA
AO3 Daisy Estevez (USN) NASNI San Diego, CA
Sgt Renee Langlais (USMC) MacDill Air Force Base, FL
MSgt Laurie Doughty (USAF) Elmendorf Air Force Base, AF
SSgt Stephanie Toomey (USMC) Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, NC
SrA Toni Epps (USAF) Robins Air Force Base, GA
LT Alice Middleton (USN) CGTC Yorktown, VA
MSgt Karrie Warren (USAF) Tyndall Air Force Base, FL
HEAD COACH: Ms. Cheryl Trapnell (USAF) Hurlburt Field, FL
ASST COACH: SCPO Ron Bible (USN) USS Green Bay
TRAINER: TSgt Toby Urenda (USAF) Eglin Air Force Base, FL
OFFICER IN CHARGE: CPO Early West (Navy) Naval Recruiting District Phoenix, AZ
NOTE: The Armed Forces Team team will participate in the ASA Open Women's National Softball Championship, 1-5 Oct 09 in Oklahoma City OK
ALL TOURNAMENT MEN'S TEAM
P-SFC Ralph Hogdon (USA) Fort Benning, GA
C-CW2 Elmer Mason (USA) Yongsam, Korea
1B-SFC Dexter Avery (USA) Fort Huachuca, AZ
2B-MSgt Christopher Markey (USAF) Osan Air Force Base, Korea
SS-SrA Michael Melton (USAF) Eglin Air Force Base, FL
3B-PO1 Reginald Myers (USN) Navy Recruiting District Richmond, VA
OF-SFC Clayton Shaw (USA) Fort Campbell, KY
OF-Kevin Basinger (USAF) Peterson Air Force Base, CO
OF-PO1 Emilio Harris (USN) Joint Task Force Civil Support
OF-SSgt Leonard Myers (USAF) Nellis Air Force Base, NV
EP-SSgt Joshua Wiggs (USAF) Tyndall Air Force Base, FL
MEN'S ARMED FORCES TEAM
CW2 Elmer Mason (USA) Yongsam, Korea
SSgt Joshua Wiggs (USAF) Tyndall Air Force Base, FL
SFC Dexter Avery (USA) Fort Huachuca, AZ
PO1 Reginald Myers (USN) Navy Recruiting District Richmond, VA
PO1 Ronald Cipraino (USN) Naval Air Station Key West, FL
SFC Ralph Hogdon (USA) Fort Benning, GA
SSgt Kevin Basinger (USAF) Peterson Air Force Base, CO
MSgt Christopher Markey (USAF) Osan Air Force Base, Korea
SSgt Leonard Myers (USAF) Nellis Air Force Base, NV
SrA Michael Melton (USAF) Eglin Air Force Base, FL
SSgt Clint Hiller (USMC) Marine Corps Air Station New River, NC
CPT Gabe Beltran (USA) Fort Bliss, TX
PO3 Anthony Bartolini (USN) Naval Aerospace Medical Institute
TSgt Zachariah Turissini (USAF) Tyndall Air Force Base, FL
SFC Michael Docwat (USA) Fort Campbell, KY
HEAD COACH: Mr. Stephen Shortland (USAF) Randolph Air Force Base, TX
ASST COACH: SFC Scott Feterl (USA) Fort Bragg, NC
TRAINER: LT James Butler (Navy)
OFFICER IN CHARGE: CPO Early West (Navy) Naval Recruiting District Phoenix, AZ
NOTE: The Armed Forces Team will participate in the ASA Men's “A” Division National Softball Championship, 1-5 Oct 09 in Oklahoma City OK |
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All-Army outfielder Avery to play for Team USA
in Border Battle with Canada |
By Tim Hipps
FMWRC Public Affairs |
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Sgt. 1st Class Dexter Avery has been selected to play for Team USA in the 2009 Border Battle, a slow-pitch softball game between the United States and Canada.
Avery, 38, of Fort Huachuca, Ariz., will be rewarded July 18 for a decade of All-Army Softball excellence during the 4th World Cup of Softball at the Amateur Softball Association’s Hall of Fame Complex in Oklahoma City. “Excitement beyond words,” Avery said of being named to the 15-man U.S. roster. “It’s just a privilege to be able to move up the ladder from playing backyard ball, to playing organized ball in high school and college, and then get to play on one of the highest levels that softball has to offer.
“In softball, I don’t think you can get any higher than this. When you are asked to play with the best players at that level and you get a chance to play with them against guys from another country and you’re representing the U.S., I don’t think you can get any bigger than that. I’m just ecstatic.”
All-Air Force coach Steve “Pup” Shortland of Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, will coach Team USA for the game that will be televised by ESPN.
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maintained a batting average in the 700s while representing Fort Hood, Texas; Yongsan Garrison and Camp Carroll, South Korea; and Fort Huachuca throughout a decade of All-Army and All-Armed Forces softball.
He helped All-Army teams win the Armed Forces Championship for times. He was selected eight times for the All-Armed Forces Team that advanced to play in the ASA National Championship Tournament, and he was named to the Armed Forces All-Tourney Team seven times.
Avery, however, does not play softball for accolades, titles or trophies.
“When you love to play the game, most people see that in you,” he explained. “And when you respect the game, I think they see that even more.”
Championships and kudos, Avery contends, do not rank in the same ballpark as the jokes, the laughter, the heartaches, the pain and the camaraderie derived from competing in military softball tryout camps and tournaments.
“Of all the tournaments I’ve played in, I think the Armed Forces Tournament is the most nerve-racking,” he explained. “My first year in ’97, I think that was the most nervous I’ve ever been to play a game because it’s so built up around ‘you need to do this, you need to be your best at this, nobody’s going to give you nothing and everybody is going to be after you.’
“And when you get there, that’s exactly how it is. Nothing is given to you. You know how it is when you play on the upper level, all those guys want to do pretty much is hit. But on the Armed Forces level, everybody is playing defense. If you get a hit, you earn it. There is none of that, ‘I’m going to let it go through the hole because I don’t think I can get to it.’ People are diving and going all-out, nonstop. It’s one of the hardest tournaments and one of the most enjoyable tournaments I play in every year. It makes you a better person and a better player because the camaraderie between the guys is so tight because being together for almost a whole month you get to know each other in and out – what buttons to push, what buttons not to push, how to get a person to play better, and how to get a person to relax. It’s a big brotherhood.
“And when all the teams come together, it’s just a joy. We get to see old faces we haven’t seen in a long time and I just love it. To play with the best of the best, you really get to see what you’re made of.”
Avery, a 6-foot-3-inch, 240-pounder who averages 12-15 homers per tournament, plays left-center field for the All-Army Team and left field for the All-Armed Forces squad. Not gifted with blazing speed for an outfielder, he compensates by getting a good read and jump on the ball. Although not flashy, his arm is solid. And his glove was deemed golden in 1998 by a civilian league in which he played shortstop while stationed at Fort Hood.
“I’m not one to talk about my athletic ability. I like to let it speak for itself,” Avery said. “But I think the most important thing, probably, was being consistent at what I was doing. Another major thing was attitude – never being a disrespecting player, always giving everybody their props, always wanting to win.
“I always gave it everything I had. No matter how tired I was or what was going on, I was always there to win. If we were up 20 runs or down 20 runs, I still maintained the same mentality about the game – and just having that drive to continue to try to get better every year.”
A native of Decatur, Ga., Avery played football, basketball and baseball for Monticello High School in Jasper County, Ga. After playing two seasons of basketball at Patrick Henry State Junior College in Monroeville, Ala., he played two seasons of baseball at Columbus State University. He then served three years as athletic director for the Boys & Girls Club of America in Columbus, Ga., before enlisting in the Army, which opened the door for his globetrotting softball career.
“I originally planned on only being in for probably four years, but I liked it, I enjoyed it,” Avery said. “I enjoyed being around Soldiers, so I stayed in.”
Avery firmly believes in the adage that it’s not whether you win or lose, but more importantly, how you play the game.
“It doesn’t matter how you finish,” he said. “It’s how you compete with those guys. Everybody wants to win. Nobody wants to lose. But we go there as the underdogs from the beginning and we always have people on our side that played on other teams. They always come up to us and thank us for representing the United States Army, Marines, Air Force and the Navy. They tell us that they really appreciate that we give them the chance to play the game they love. Just being around that and seeing that, you try to give back to it as much as you can.” |
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Hawks/ Miss Kitty Defeats Armed Forces in “IF Game” - Wins 2008 ASA Women’s Open National Championship |
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - Coming from the loser’s bracket, Hawks/Miss Kitty’s captured the 2008 Women’s Open National Championship in a 6 -5 walk-off decision over the Armed Forces. It was a long day for the winning team as they played five games tallying a 4-1 record. The Hawks forced the “if” game five when they skunked Armed Forces 10-0 in game four. In the final championship win, the Hawks were led by catcher and tournament MVP Sirene Johnson who led the way going 2-for-4 in the final game with three RBI. Armed Forces put up a great fight with four batters each contributing two hits. But they couldn’t hold the lead as Hawks/Miss Kitty’s scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh for the eventual walk-off win.
All Scores:
Game 1 Hawks/Miss Kitty def Fraley’s Low bob 14-4
Game 2 Armed Forces def Hawks/Miss Kitty 12-4
Game 3 Hawks/Miss Kitty def Fraley’s Low bob 7-4
Game 4 Hawks/Miss Kitty def Armed Forces 10-0
Game 5 “If Game” Hawks/Miss Kitty def Armed Forces 6-5
Armed Forces Places Six on 2008 ASA Women’s All American Team
Infield: Christan Dowling, Hawks/Miss Kitty
Infield: Pfc Leticia Pacheco, Marine Corps, MCS Parris Island, SC
Infield: Cara Coughenour, Hawks/Miss Kitty
Infield: A1C Brandi Jackson, Air Force, Elmendorf AFB, AK
Outfield: Ruby Nugent, Hawks/Miss Kitty
Outfield: SPC Brittany Shannon, Army, Kaiserslautern, Germany
Outfield: Tracy Dougere, Hawks/Miss Kitty
Outfield: MSgt Karrie Warren, Air Force, Tyndall AFB, FL
Utility: Stacie Symonds, Hawks/Miss Kitty
Utility: Buffy Arms, Hawks/Miss Kitty
Utility: Sgt Laurie Doughty, Air Force, Osan AB, South Korea
Utility: Amy Schweinfus, Hawks/Miss Kitty
Utility: PO2 Rena Engelhardt, Navy, NAS Whidbey Island, WA
Pitcher: Mary Hoff, Hawks/Miss Kitty
Catcher: Sirene Johnson, Hawks/Miss Kitty
Batting Champion: Christan Dowling, Hawks/Miss Kitty
HR Champion: Ruby Nugent, Hawks/Miss Kitty
MVP: Sierene Johnson, Hawks/Miss Kitty |
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ABS Easton Wins 2008 Men’s Class “A” National Softball Championship – Armed Forces Finishes |
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. --- ABS Easton of Hartley, Delaware traveled the furthest for the ASA Men’s Class A Slow Pitch National Championship. And the trip was worth it. ABS returned to Delaware as the 2008 ASA Men’s Class A Slow Pitch National Championship after turning back a determined TCP team of Burlington, Iowa, 15-10, in the if game Sunday afternoon at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium.
Scores of Armed Forces Games
Tharaldson Enterprises def Armed Forces 12-10 (8 innings)
Armed Forces def Paynes Sports Legends 26-9
Armed Forces def Da Bomb 7-0
Armed Forces def Abbey Printing 17-1
Armed Forces def Tharaldson Enterprises 20-18
TCP/Easton def Armed Forces 21-16
Order of Finish
ABS/Easton, Hartley, DE (5-1)
TCP/Easton, Burlington, IA (6-2)
Team Combat/Pytch Blakk, Kent, WA (3-2)
Long Haul trucking/Phonemaster/Miken, Lakeland, MN (3-2)
Armed Forces (4-2)
Jean Shoppe/Team Easton, Florence, KY (3-2)
All Star Plumbing, Lawton, OK (2-2)
Tharaldson Enterprises, Fargo, ND (3-2)
Westoak, Norman, OK (1-2)
Community Access, Ardmore, OK (1-2)
P-Town Boyz, Stillwater, OK (1-2)
Abby Sprinting/Spurs, Austin, TX (1-2)
CSI/JSA, Oklahoma City, OK (0-2)
Walker Plumbing, El Reno, OK (0-2)
Paynes Sports Legends, Hugo, OK (0-2)
GTL/Creative Stucco, Seattle, WA (Forfeit)
Da Bomb, Houston, TX (Forfeit) |
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2008 ASA MEN’S “A” ALL-AMERICAN SLOW PITCH TEAMS
SFC Dexter Avery (Army), Fort Huachuca, AZ was named a first team All-American in outfield, and MWO John Watts (Army), Kirkland AFB, NM was second team All-American at Catcher |
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INFIELD |
Rusty Bumgardner |
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Team Combat |
INFIELD |
Brett Helmer |
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ABS Easton |
INFIELD |
Brett McCollen |
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Long Haul |
INFIELD |
Andrew Shiltz |
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TCP |
OUTFIELD |
Brian Wegman |
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ABS Easton |
OUTFIELD |
Reggie Schulte |
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Tharaldson |
OUTFIELD |
Dexter Avery |
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Armed Forces |
OUTFIELD |
Rhodney Donaldson |
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ABS Easton |
UTILITY |
Denny Crine |
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Long Haul |
UTILITY |
Kyle Decker |
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Combat |
UTILITY |
Nathan Staats |
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TCP |
UTILITY |
Todd Joerling |
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Jean Shoppe |
UTILITY |
Eric Thompson |
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Jean Shoppe |
CATCHER |
Chaun Demars |
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Tharaldson |
PITCHER |
Losson White |
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TCP |
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| Postion |
Player |
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Team Name |
INFIELD |
Brian Barnett |
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TCP Easton |
INFIELD |
Jeff McGavin |
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Combat |
INFIELD |
Jamie Nelson |
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Jean Shoppe |
INFIELD |
Saun Beutner |
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TCP Easton |
OUTFIELD |
Ryan Robbins |
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Long Haul |
OUTFIELD |
Mike Irvine |
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TCP Easton |
OUTFIELD |
Robert Blackburn |
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Jean Shop |
OUTFIELD |
Brad Blankenship |
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Combat |
UTILITY |
Michael Kerr |
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TCP Easton |
UTILITY |
Scott Roen |
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TCP Easton |
UTILITY |
Shawn Ballard |
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ABS Easton |
UTILITY |
Mike Dill |
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ABS Easton |
UTILITY |
Jamie Gordon |
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Jean Shoppe |
CATCHER |
John Watts |
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Armed Forces |
PITCHER |
Bill Honeycutt |
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ABS Easton |
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2008 Armed Forces Men’s and Women’s Softball Championship - Army Men, Air Force Women Take Home Gold’s
By AN Daniel Nichols
Army men and Air Force women softball teams held strong through the competition to clinch gold medals at the 2008 Armed Forces Softball Championship which took place onboard Naval Air Station Pensacola, Sept. 14-18, at the Barrancas Softball Fields.
It was an exciting tournament where “every team looked strong at the beginning but the Army men and Air Force women held it together better,” said Morale, Welfare and Recreation Supervisory Sports Specialist, John J. Russo.
“The women’s teams were tied at one point then the Air Force put together some one-run games and broke it open,” said Russo.
The battle for gold was hard fought on the men’s side as well, “The Air Force men looked dominant but blew three key games where they had leads,” said Armed Forces Sports Deputy Secretariat Kenneth Polk.
This left the field open for the defending champions, Army men, to clinch this year’s title also. |
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The tournament was a round-robin format in which each team played each other in three rounds, for a total of nine games. The team with the best record after all three rounds was awarded gold medals and declared champions.
Players from both the both championships were selected, based on performance and availability, to play on the women’s or men’s All-Armed Forces team which will participate in the Amateur Softball Association’s National Championships in Oklahoma City, Okla. Sept. 25-28.
The players’ season only lasts a few weeks. Each Service team starts the season with a three-week trial camp to prepare for the Armed Forces Softball Championship. Selected players from the Armed forces Championship players then compete in the National Softball Championships. Despite the short season, the games are taken very seriously and the players are competitive.
“The players are very competitive and professional,” said Russo. You can’t be best buds with a pitcher while trying to hit a homerun off him, said Russo. Overall, Russo says “the tournament went great.”
FINAL WOMEN’S STANDINGS
W L
Air Force 7 2
Army 4 5
Marine Corps 4 5
Navy 3 6
FINAL MEN’S STANDINGS
W L
Army 7 2
Air Force 6 3
Marine Corps 3 6
Navy 2 7
ALL SCORES
Women’s Scores, 18 Sep:
- Air Force def Navy 6-1
- Army def Marine Corps 16-5
- Marine Corps def Navy 16-15
- Air Force def Army 10-9
Men’s Scores, 18 Sep:
- Air Force def Navy 31-21
- Army def Marine Corps 27-16
- Navy def Marine Corps 40-30
- Air Force def Army 22-11
Women’s Scores, 17 Sep:
- Navy def Marine Corps 12-2
- Air Force def Army 5-3
- Army def Navy 5-2
- Air Force def Marine Corps 10-0
Men’s Scores, 17 Sep:
- Marine Corps def Navy 21-11
- Army def Air Force 24-22
- Army def Navy 19-18
- Air Force def Marine Corps 27-17
Women’s Scores, 16 Sep:
- Army def Navy 6-0
- Marine Corps def Air Force 5-4
- Navy def Air Force 8-7
- Marine Corps def Army 3-2
Men’s Scores, 16 Sep:
- Army def Navy 19-4
- Marine Corps def Air Force 29-14
- Air Force def Navy 23-7
- Army def Marine Corps 17-5
Women’s Scores, 15 Sep:
- Army def Marine Corps 13-12
- Air Force def Navy 10-7
- Marine Corps def Navy 9-7 (8 innings)
- Air Force def Army 8-5
Men’s Scores, 15 Sep:
- Army def Marine Corps 19-8
- Navy def Air Force 30-19
- Marine Corps def Navy 11-5
- Air Force def Army 17-4
Women’s Scores, 14 Sep:
- Navy def Army 7-6
- Air Force def Marine Corps 11-6
Men’s Scores, 14 Sep:
- Army def Navy 24-19
- Air Force def Marine Corps 23-9
2008 WOMEN’S ALL TOURNAMENT SOFTBALL TEAM
P – Sgt Laurie Doughty (USAF), Osan AB, South Korea
C – SSgt Lindsay Ciullo (USAF), Osan AB, South Korea
1B – CPT Lauren Shaw (USA), Camp Casey, South Korea
2B – SrA Toni Epps (USAF), Robins AFB, GA
SS – Pfc Leticia Pacheco (USMC), MCS Parris Island, SC
3B – PO3 Sabra Gamel (USN), USS Nimitz, San Diego, CA
OF – MSgt Karrie Warren (USAF), Tyndall AFB, FL
OF – SSgt Melinda Munoz (USMC), Camp Lejeune, NC
OF – SSG Kathleen Hedges (USA), Camp Hovey, South Korea
OF – PO2 Jenea Marjama (USN), USS Nimitz, San Diego, CA
OF – SSgt Candace Dugo (USAF), Osan AB, South Korea
EH – CPT Jessica Turner (USA), Heidelberg, Germany
2008 MEN’S ALL TOURNAMENT SOFTBALL TEAM
P – ADCS Christopher Smith (USN), Naval Safety Center
C – MWO John Watts (USA), Kirkland AFB, NM
1B – CW2 Elmer Mason (USA), Yongsan, South Korea
2B – SrA Anthony Patrick (USAF), F.E. Warren AFB, WY
SS – LCpl Brady Lamb (USMC), MCAS Miramar, CA
3B – QM1 Reggie Myer (USN), Assault Craft Unit 2
OF – YN2 Dustin Roberts (USN), Maritime SAS Team, Kings Bay
OF – SFC Dexter Avery (USA), Fort Huachuca, AZ
OF – SSgt Randy Wilhide (USAF), Seymour Johnson AFB, NC
OF – SFC Andre Elder (USA), Camp Carroll, South Korea
EH – LCpl Brian Stringer (USMC), MCAS Miramar, CA
2008 WOMEN’S ALL ARMED FORCES SOFTBALL TEAM
Sgt Laurie Doughty (USAF), Osan AB, South Korea
SSgt Lindsay Ciullo (USAF), Osan AB, South Korea
CPT Lauren Shaw (USA), Camp Casey, South Korea
SrA Toni Epps (USAF), Robins AFB, GA
Pfc Leticia Pacheco (USMC), MCS Parris Island, SC
PO3 Sabra Gamel (USN), USS Nimitz, San Diego, CA
MSgt Karrie Warren (USAF), Tyndall AFB, FL
SSgt Melinda Munoz (USMC), Camp Lejeune, NC
SSG Kathleen Hedges (USA), Camp Hovey, South Korea
PO2 Jenea Marjama (USN), USS Nimitz, San Diego, CA
SSgt Candace Dugo (USAF), Osan AB, South Korea
CPT Jessica Turner (USA), Heidelberg, Germany
A1C Brandi Jackson (USAF), Elmendorf AFB, AK
SPC Brittany Shannon (USA), Kaiserslautern, Germany
PO2 Rena Engelhardt (USN), Whidbey Island, WA
Head Coach: Ms Cheryl Trapnell (USAF)
Asst Coach: SCPO Ron Bible (USN)
Trainer: TSgt Toby Urenda, Eglin AFB, FL
2008 MEN’S ALL ARMED FORCES SOFTBALL TEAM
ADCS Christopher Smith (USN), Naval Safety Center
MWO John Watts (USA), Kirkland AFB, NM
LCpl Brady Lamb (USMC), MCAS Miramar, CA
QM1 Reggie Myer (USN), Assault Craft Unit 2
SFC Dexter Avery (USA), Fort Huachuca, AZ
LCpl Brian Stringer (USMC), MCAS Miramar, CA
SSgt Chris Bast (USAF), Hurlburt Field, FL
SSgt Leonard Myers (USAF), Nellis AFB, NV
2ndLt Keith Pawlish (USMC), Camp Lejeune, NC
MA1 Jerry Wieland (USN), Navy Personnel Command
MSgt Michael Jenkins (USAF), Lackland AFB, TX
SSgt Chris Rhode (USAF), Eglin AFB, FL
TSgt Dexter High (USAF), Spangdhalem AB, Germany
SGT Kenneth Turlington (USA), Fort Bragg, NC
SSG Lee Diaz (USA), Fort Meade, MD
Head Coach: Mr. Steve Shortland (USAF)
Asst Coach: MSgt Mike Horton
Trainer: TSgt Toby Urenda, Eglin AFB, FL
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2007 National Championship Finals Awards
“Armed Forces Women Are National Softball Champions”
Tournament Name: ASA Women's Open Slow Pitch
Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Date: 9/27/2007 to 9/30/2007
FINALS STANDINGS
Place |
M/R |
Teamname |
Hometown |
Record |
1st |
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Armed Forces |
Washington, DC |
4-1 |
2nd |
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Juice |
Houston, TX |
3-2 |
3rd |
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Macken/Excel |
Rochester, MN |
1-2 |
4th |
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No Chit |
Huntington Beach, CA |
1-2 |
5th |
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Predators |
Comanche, OK |
0-2 |
POST CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS
MVP: Shannika Taylor
Batting Champion: Christan Dowling
HR Champion: Christan Dowling
First Team
Position |
Player |
Team |
Pitcher |
Doughty, Laurie |
Armed Forces |
Catcher |
Edwards, Carly |
Armed Forces |
First Base |
Dowling, Christan |
Juice |
Second Base |
Coughenhour, Cara |
Juice |
Third Base |
Hoff, Mary |
Juice |
Shortstop |
Jackson, Brandi |
Armed Forces |
Outfield |
Arms, Buffy |
Juice |
Outfield |
Dugo, Candace |
Armed Forces |
Outfield |
Wilson, Yen |
Juice |
Outfield |
Taylor, Shannika |
Armed Forces |
Utility |
Davis, Lillie |
Juice |
Utility |
Epps, Toni |
Armed Forces |
Utility |
Symonds, Stacie |
Juice |
Utility |
Finks, Roxie |
Armed Forces |
Utility |
Wellendorf, Chris |
Juice |
Soldiers Dethrone Air Force for Armed Forces Men’s Softball Championship
By Staff Sgt. Mike Meares
96th Air Base Wing Public Affairs |
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| All-Army Staff Sgt. Lee Diaz of Fort Meade, Md., drives the ball into the outfield during the 2007 U.S. Armed Forces Men’s Softball Championships at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. The tournament was a round-robin with a total of nine games played Sept. 12-14 at Foster Stadium. The All-Army team won the gold medal and the All-Marine Corps squad took the silver. Three-time defending champion All-Air Force finished third. U.S. Air Force photo. |
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EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. – The All-Army team spoiled All-Air Force’s bid for a fourth consecutive championship by capturing the gold medal at the Armed Forces Men’s Softball Championship tournament Sept. 12-14.
The All-Army team claimed its first Armed Forces men’s softball title since 2003 – and sixth overall – with six victories and two losses. The All-Marine Corps team finished second with a 6-3 record.
“Any team can beat any team at any given time,” said All-Army coach Command Sgt. Maj. Victor Rivera of Fort Drum, N.Y. “My strategy is to beat everyone at least twice.”
The three-day, round-robin tournament featured hand-picked players from around the Air Force, Army, Marine Corps and Navy. Each team played nine games.
The All-Army team, with only three rookies, relied on the experience of 12 veterans. After losing 20-8 in their tournament opener to the All-Marine Corps squad, the Soldiers made adjustments and dropped only one game to All-Air Force the rest of the way.
“Not only did we win it for ourselves, we won it for our units, divisions, and most importantly, the Army,” Rivera said. “We can brag for the next year we are the softball champs.”
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| All-Army coach Command Sgt. Maj. Victor Rivera-Collazo of Fort Drum, N.Y., holds a runner at third base against the All-Marine Corps team during the 2007 Armed Forces Men’s Softball Championships at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. The tourney featured the best players from the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Navy, Sept. 12-14 at Foster Stadium. The All-Army team claimed the gold medal and the All-Marine Corps squad took the silver. Three-time defending champion All-Air Force finished third. U.S Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Mike Meares |
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Three-time defending champion All-Air Force had just one win before defeating Navy, 18-9, in the final game of the second day of the tourney. They entered the final day needing to sweep all three services. They beat All-Army in a defensive battle, 5-2, and shut out All-Navy, 15-0, but couldn’t hold off the All-Marine Corps squad, losing 9-5 in what amounted to the silver-medal game.
“In this tournament, you have to come to play every single game as if it were the championship game,” said All-Air Force first baseman Josh Wiggs of Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. “Every game counts.”
In his bid for a fourth consecutive crown, All-Air Force coach Stephen Shortland assembled a squad of three All-Americans and nine gold medal carrying veterans.
“We just didn’t hit,” Shortland said. “You have to put the pedal to the medal every pitch of every out of every inning of every game to win this tournament. It is what it is. It’s disappointing to know that we had so much talent on the field and couldn’t get it done.”
The Soldiers got it done with their bats. Five of the top 10 hitters in the tourney hailed from the All-Army squad. Mason Elmer led the way with a .700 batting average, including 21 hits and 12 RBI.
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| A member of the All-Army men’s softball team signs a ball in recognition of their gold-medal performance at the 2007 U.S. Armed Forces Men's Softball Championships Sept. 12-14 at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla.
U.S Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Mike Meares |
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All-Army’s Dexter Avery and All-Air Force veteran Joshua Wiggs had a tournament-high five home runs. Wiggs also had a tourney-high 23 RBI.
“The teams keep getting stronger and stronger,” said All-Army utility player Mike Dochwat of Fort Campbell, Ky. “The services bring more dedicated players that sacrifice their egos for championships.”
After the tournament, the coaches selected an All-Armed Forces Men’s Softball Team that will represent the U.S. military at the Amateur Softball Association Class A National Championships Sept. 29-30 in Oklahoma City.
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Stephen Shortland, U.S. Air Force, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas (coach)
Scott Feterl, U.S. Army, Fort Leonardwood, Mo. (assistant coach)
Toby Urenda, U.S. Air Force, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. (trainer)
Nicole Boynton, U.S. Air Force, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. (project officer)
Christopher Bast, U.S. Air Force, Kunsan Air Base, Korea
Richard Mercer, U.S. Air Force, Hurlburt Field, Fla.
Anthony Patrick, U.S. Air Force, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyo.
Christopher Markey, U.S. Air Force, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala.
Randy Wilhide, U.S. Air Force, Seymour-Johnson Air Force Base, N.C.
Maikeld Quarles, U.S. Army, Kaiserslautern, Germany
Gabriel Beltran, U.S. Army, Fort Bliss, Texas
Lee Diaz, U.S. Army, Fort Meade, Md.
Jacob Jenkins, U.S. Army, Fort Knox, Ky.
Chris Smith, U.S. Navy, Naval Safety Center, Norfolk, Va.
Dustin Kentzell, U.S. Navy, Naval Air Station Sigonella, Sicily, Italy
Mike Swerda, U.S. Navy, Naval Air Station Norfolk, Va.
William Read, U.S. Navy, Naval Air Station, Sigonella, Sicily, Italy
Alex Puskarich, U.S. Navy, Naval Air Station Oceania, Va.
Cherylton McRae, U.S. Marine Corps, Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, Ga. |
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| 2007 Final Team Standings |
Army 6-2*
Marine Corps 6-3
Air Force 4-5
Navy 1-7
*NOTE: Final games were rained out. Army won the gold because they defeated the Marine Corps twice in head-to-head competition. |
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| 2007Game-By-Game Scores |
Sept. 12
Marine Corps 20, Army 8
Navy 22, Air Force 17
Army 17, Navy 8
Air Force 12, Marine Corps 11
Sept. 13
Army 13, Air Force 10
Marine Corps 11, Navy 10
Marine Corps 9, Air Force 5
Army 15, Navy 9
Army 15, Air Force 5
Marine Corps 9, Navy 5
Army 10, Marine Corps 9
Air Force 18, Navy 9
Sept. 14
Air Force 5, Army 2
Marine Corps 9, Navy 8
Army 17, Marine Corps 1
Air Force 15, Navy 0
Army vs. Navy, ccd.
Marine Corps 9, Air Force 5 |
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2007 Armed Forces Men’s Softball
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM |
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SGT Maikeld Quarles, K-Town, GE
SFC Michael Dochwat, Ft Campbell, KY
SFC Dexter Avery, Camp Carrol, KO
CW2 Elmer Mason, Fort Belvoir, VA
SSG Jacob Jenkins, Fort Belvoir, VA
MAJ Michael Ladd, St. Augustine, FL
SSgt Clint Hiller, MCAS New River, NC
MAJ Armando Delsi, Camp Pendleton, CA
LCPL Aaron Kohen, MCAS Cherry Point, NC
SA Anthony Patrick, Warren AFB, WY
SSgt Joshua Wiggs, Keesler AFB, MS |
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2006
Army Wins Championship, Claims Second Title in Three Years , Aug. 21-23
National Championship Final Results Oklahoma City, OK, 9/28 - 10/1/2006
Army Stumbles on Final Day - Air Force Wins Gold, September 21, 2006
2006 ASA Women's West Open Slow Pitch National Championship , September 2-3, 2006
2005
Amateur Softball Association's Women's National Open Championship, September 18, 2005
Men's National Softball Championship
September 18, 2005
Men's Armed Forces Softball
Championship
September 10, 2005
Women's Softball Championship
August 26, 2005
2004
2004 Women's Softball Nationals
October 14, 2004
Army Takes Interservice
Softball Championship.
September 18, 2004
Air Force Takes Back Gold Over Army in Armed Forces Men's Softball Championship.
September 11, 2004
2004 Armed Forces Men's Softball Championship Statistics
September, 2004
Air Force Dons Back-to-Back Golds.
September 26, 2004
2003
Army
Captures 2003 Armed Forces Men's Softball Championship
August 22, 2003
2002
Air Force Wins Softball Championship in a Thriller By-The-Bay
August, 2002
Armed
Forces Women’s Softball Team Wins National Tournament.
August 26, 2002
Air
Force Grabs Victory at 2002 Armed Forces Women's Softball Championship.
August
7-9, 2002
2001
All-Army
Softball Team Takes It All During Armed Forces Championship.
August 15-17, 2001
2001 Men's Armed Forces Championship
Statistics.
August 23, 2001
2001
Army Unseats Marines for Softball Tourney Gold.
August 23, 2001
2001 Amatuer Softball Association
(USA Softball) National Championship.
August 10-12, 2001
Army Women Win Annual Armed Forces
Softball Tourney.
August 2, 2001
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