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2010 ACBL Standings

Wolff Division

Quakertown 23 15 .605 --
Lehigh Valley 19 17 .528 3.0
Jersey 18 20 .474 5.0
Lackawanna 16 22 .421 7.0

Kaiser Division

Long Island 22 15 .595 --
Staten Island 21 18 .538 2.0
Torrington 21 18 .538 2.0
North Jersey 12 26 .316 10.5

Hampton Division

North Fork 27 14 .659 --
Westhampton 22 19 .537 5.0
Riverhead 19 22 .463 8.0
Southampton 18 23 .439 9.0
Sag Harbor 16 25 .390 11.0



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Former ACBL All-Stars On 2010 Major League Team Rosters

Players

Jamie Moyer (Phillies)
John Lannan (Nationals)
Jason Bergmann (Nationals)
Mike Aviles (Royals)
Kevin Cash (Red Sox)
Drew Sutton (Reds)
Joe Martinez (Giants)
Brad Eldred (Rockies)
 

Coaches and Managers

Joe Maddon (Rays)
Jeff Datz (Orioles)
 

ACBL Diamond Notes

ACBL Announces 2010 Awards
Jersey Pilots, Ken Gregory MVP
Thursday, August 12, 2010


Individual Awards
Santy Gallone Most Valuable Player, Ken Gregory, Jersey Pilots
Darrin Winston Most Valuable Pitcher Award, Mike Mandarino, Southampton Breakers
Outstanding Relief Pitcher Award, co-winners, Cory Kent, Quakertown Blazers and D. J. Voisine, Westhampton Aviators
Hitting Award, Ken Gregory, Jersey Pilots
Slugging Award, Ken Gregory, Jersey Pilots

Team Awards
North Fork Ospreys, Hampton Division Regular Season Championship
Long Island Collegians, Kaiser Division Regular Season Championship
Quakertown Blazers, Wolff Division Regular Season Championship
North Fork Ospreys, ACBL Championship
North Fork holds on to edge Quakertown 5-4
Osprey's capture ACBL crown
Monday, August 09, 2010
For the second year in their 2 year existence a Hampton's team has captured the ACBL championship.

North Fork wrapped up a 31-15 campaign with a 5-4 nail biter at Cochran Park over the Quakertown Blazers 5-4.

The Blazer's drew Click here for the full story
Former Blazer almost perfect
Monday, July 26, 2010
Ryan Buch allowed only a lead-off bunt single; otherwise he pitched perfect baseball for seven innings in a 2-0 win for Kannapolis over Ashville.

Buch, the former Quakertown Blazer RHP and Top Prospect in the ACBL in 2007, faced the minimum 21 batters since the leadoff hitter was caught stealing.

Buch was an 8th round pick of the Click here for the full story
West tops East 4-1 in ACBL All-Star game
Billy Ferriter (North Fork Ospreys) named MVP
Monday, July 12, 2010
Click here for the 2010 All-Star RostersThe West All-Stars broke open a scoreless game in the top of the 4th inning, taking a 3-0 lead. 3 runs would be all the West needed to take the 2010 All-Star Click here for the full story
Lawrence off to great start
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Former ACBL All-Star pitcher in 2008 and 2009 Casey Lawrence (Kutztown Rockies) is off to a great start in the New York-Penn league after signing a non-drafted free agent contract with the Blue Jays on June 15. On Tuesday Casey hurled seven shutout innings at Aberdeen and left after seven innings with a 5-0 lead. Unfortunately the Aub Click here for the full story
Torrington Titans to host Team Canada on July 13th
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
TORRINGTON, CT (June 29, 2010) - As a premium game on the Torrington Titans' schedule, the choice was made in overwhelming fashion (94 percent) by The Our Baseball Haven membership to bring in Team Canada for an exhibition game.

On Tuesday, July 13, at Fuessenich Park, the Torrington Titans will host Team Canada, which has 11 MLB Draft picks on Click here for the full story
Sundberg tosses no-hitter
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Brian Sundberg (Pace) tossed a seven inning no-hitter on Saturday as the Long Island Collegians defeated the North Jersey Eagles 6-0 in the second game of a doubleheader.

He only faced 22 batters with one base on balls and seven strikeouts. Anthony Luciano (Stony Brook) and Ryan Campbell (NYIT) made excellent defensive plays Click here for the full story
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