Page 25 - August 2015 BNP ALL
P. 25
Published by www.EPlusPromotes.com www.TheCatoctinBanner.com The Catoctin Banner Newspaper August 2015 Page 25
Thurmont Major league Nationals Thurmont little league 9-10 All Star Team
Courtesy Photo
Wins State Title
Courtesy Photo
Thurmont Major League Nationals won their division title and a chance to play in the Maryland
District 2 Tournament of Champions. Pictured from left are: Peyton Castellow, Connor Crum, DJ Shipton, Matt Utermahlen, EJ Lowry,
Braden Manning, Braden Bell, Josh Skowronski, Grifin Puvel, Joey McMannis, Will Gisriel, Logan
Simanski. Not pictured: Coach Chris Skowronski, Coach Bill Utermahlen, and Manager Tim
Thurmont Minor league Phillies Castellow. Congratulations Thurmont Little League 9-10’s!
Courtesy Photo The Thurmont Little League 9-10 All Star Team went 8-0, outscoring
their opponents 104-19, to win the Maryland District 2 and Maryland State
Championships. With the State Championship, they will be moving on to
represent our communities, Maryland District 2, and the State of Maryland in
the 9-10 Little League Eastern Regional in Cranston, Rhode Island, from August
8 through August 14, 2015. Each year, over eighty Little Leagues from across
the state of Maryland compete to call themselves State Champion. In winning
the State Championship, Thurmont beat South Caroline 10-2, Berlin 18-7,
Marlboro 16-2, and Conococheague 17-5. With this honor comes a great cost
to their families to provide the team a chance to compete at the Eastern Regional
Tournament. As a result, Thurmont Little League is looking to raise $15,000 to
help fund the expenses of the team as they represent the State of Maryland. All
donations will go directly to the Thurmont 9-10 All Star team to offset the cost
of competition and travel. Donations can be made by going to their website at
www.TLLbaseball.com and clicking on the link to donate. These ball players
greatly appreciate your donations by Tuesday August 4.
Please visit Thurmont Little League’s Facebook page for information and
updates on the team’s status during the tournament.
The league would like to thank you for giving these talented boys the
Thurmont Minor League Phillies won their division championship game against the Padres. opportunity to further represent our great communities and the State of Maryland.
Thurmont little league is Gearing up Smithsburg Man Wins bass Series at Fort
for an Exciting Season of Fall baseball Ritchie
The Thurmont Little League (TLL) All-Star season is still underway, Delbert Needy of Courtesy Photo
but TLL is gearing up for an exciting season of fall baseball. Thurmont Smithsburg is the 2015
Little League is open to players from Thurmont, Emmitsburg, Sabillasville, Champion of the Fort Ritchie
Woodsboro, Rocky Ridge, Taneytown, and Union Bridge. Community Center Bass
“Thurmont Little League and Little League International thrives by building Fishing Series, sponsored by
virtues of character, courage, and loyalty to the community, which is why the Cobblestone Hotel & Suites.
board of directors here at TLL feel so strongly about the Little League mission Needy recorded a total weight
and the benefits it provides to our servicing communities. When we extended of 6 pounds and 15 inches
our league’s boundary to the outlining communities, we broadened the Little for his five fish to win the
League virtues and exposed our players to those qualities with the intent of finale. The Bass Series is held
bettering the overall communities in our region. Our goal is to make these each year on Lake Royer,
youth athletes successful on the field and, more importantly, successful off the located on the former Fort Pictured from left are Janet Kuhn, general manager
field,” said Ed Lowry, president of Thurmont Little League. Ritchie property in Cascade, of Cobblestone Hotel & Suites; Delbert Needy, 2015
The TLL fall baseball season is a great opportunity for players to continue Maryland. Champion; and Buck Browning, director of the Fort Ritchie
Community Center.
and enhance their baseball skills. We strongly encourage players to sign up Ricky Stair of Littlestown,
for the division they wish to play in the 2016 spring season, so they can get a Pennsylvania, finished second with a total weight of 5 pounds and15 inches.
better idea of the game rules and procedures of that division. Aaron Shaw of Frederick, Maryland, was third with a total weight of 5 pounds
You may register online at www.TLLbaseball.com (through August 23). and 12 inches. Each of the competitors in the championship previously won
In-person registrations are now taking place every Monday evening through a qualifying event in the series. The championship is limited to only three
August 17 at the Thurmont Little League clubhouse, from 6:00-7:30 p.m. competitors and includes an opportunity to catch a $10,000 tagged fish.
Our fall baseball season will begin late August and run through the end of Unfortunately, the tagged fish avoided being caught this year, so the cash award
October and cost $60.00 per player (players can receive a $10.00 discount if was not paid out.
they register before July 31). Visit www.TLLbaseball.com for more details. If The Bass Tournament supports the programs and activities of the Fort
you have questions, please call league President Ed Lowry at 267-664-5059 or Ritchie Community Center. For more information on upcoming events and
email [email protected]. activities, visit their website at www.thefrcc.org.
Thurmont Major league Nationals Thurmont little league 9-10 All Star Team
Courtesy Photo
Wins State Title
Courtesy Photo
Thurmont Major League Nationals won their division title and a chance to play in the Maryland
District 2 Tournament of Champions. Pictured from left are: Peyton Castellow, Connor Crum, DJ Shipton, Matt Utermahlen, EJ Lowry,
Braden Manning, Braden Bell, Josh Skowronski, Grifin Puvel, Joey McMannis, Will Gisriel, Logan
Simanski. Not pictured: Coach Chris Skowronski, Coach Bill Utermahlen, and Manager Tim
Thurmont Minor league Phillies Castellow. Congratulations Thurmont Little League 9-10’s!
Courtesy Photo The Thurmont Little League 9-10 All Star Team went 8-0, outscoring
their opponents 104-19, to win the Maryland District 2 and Maryland State
Championships. With the State Championship, they will be moving on to
represent our communities, Maryland District 2, and the State of Maryland in
the 9-10 Little League Eastern Regional in Cranston, Rhode Island, from August
8 through August 14, 2015. Each year, over eighty Little Leagues from across
the state of Maryland compete to call themselves State Champion. In winning
the State Championship, Thurmont beat South Caroline 10-2, Berlin 18-7,
Marlboro 16-2, and Conococheague 17-5. With this honor comes a great cost
to their families to provide the team a chance to compete at the Eastern Regional
Tournament. As a result, Thurmont Little League is looking to raise $15,000 to
help fund the expenses of the team as they represent the State of Maryland. All
donations will go directly to the Thurmont 9-10 All Star team to offset the cost
of competition and travel. Donations can be made by going to their website at
www.TLLbaseball.com and clicking on the link to donate. These ball players
greatly appreciate your donations by Tuesday August 4.
Please visit Thurmont Little League’s Facebook page for information and
updates on the team’s status during the tournament.
The league would like to thank you for giving these talented boys the
Thurmont Minor League Phillies won their division championship game against the Padres. opportunity to further represent our great communities and the State of Maryland.
Thurmont little league is Gearing up Smithsburg Man Wins bass Series at Fort
for an Exciting Season of Fall baseball Ritchie
The Thurmont Little League (TLL) All-Star season is still underway, Delbert Needy of Courtesy Photo
but TLL is gearing up for an exciting season of fall baseball. Thurmont Smithsburg is the 2015
Little League is open to players from Thurmont, Emmitsburg, Sabillasville, Champion of the Fort Ritchie
Woodsboro, Rocky Ridge, Taneytown, and Union Bridge. Community Center Bass
“Thurmont Little League and Little League International thrives by building Fishing Series, sponsored by
virtues of character, courage, and loyalty to the community, which is why the Cobblestone Hotel & Suites.
board of directors here at TLL feel so strongly about the Little League mission Needy recorded a total weight
and the benefits it provides to our servicing communities. When we extended of 6 pounds and 15 inches
our league’s boundary to the outlining communities, we broadened the Little for his five fish to win the
League virtues and exposed our players to those qualities with the intent of finale. The Bass Series is held
bettering the overall communities in our region. Our goal is to make these each year on Lake Royer,
youth athletes successful on the field and, more importantly, successful off the located on the former Fort Pictured from left are Janet Kuhn, general manager
field,” said Ed Lowry, president of Thurmont Little League. Ritchie property in Cascade, of Cobblestone Hotel & Suites; Delbert Needy, 2015
The TLL fall baseball season is a great opportunity for players to continue Maryland. Champion; and Buck Browning, director of the Fort Ritchie
Community Center.
and enhance their baseball skills. We strongly encourage players to sign up Ricky Stair of Littlestown,
for the division they wish to play in the 2016 spring season, so they can get a Pennsylvania, finished second with a total weight of 5 pounds and15 inches.
better idea of the game rules and procedures of that division. Aaron Shaw of Frederick, Maryland, was third with a total weight of 5 pounds
You may register online at www.TLLbaseball.com (through August 23). and 12 inches. Each of the competitors in the championship previously won
In-person registrations are now taking place every Monday evening through a qualifying event in the series. The championship is limited to only three
August 17 at the Thurmont Little League clubhouse, from 6:00-7:30 p.m. competitors and includes an opportunity to catch a $10,000 tagged fish.
Our fall baseball season will begin late August and run through the end of Unfortunately, the tagged fish avoided being caught this year, so the cash award
October and cost $60.00 per player (players can receive a $10.00 discount if was not paid out.
they register before July 31). Visit www.TLLbaseball.com for more details. If The Bass Tournament supports the programs and activities of the Fort
you have questions, please call league President Ed Lowry at 267-664-5059 or Ritchie Community Center. For more information on upcoming events and
email [email protected]. activities, visit their website at www.thefrcc.org.
