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Tournaments >Stazio
Memorial |
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the home site of Boulder Competitive Girls Softball.
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We are an organization devoted to girls fastpitch softball. We
host the Louisville
Slugger Independence Day Tournament
and the Stazio Memorial Tournament. Information, including the 2008 Registration Form, is also available for Boulder Valley Girls Softball Association Recreation Division. Louisville
Slugger Independence Day Tournament Stazio
Memorial Tournament 2008
Team Highlights
Kelsey Alsdorf; University of Kansas Stacy Ball; Mesa State Mikey Kenney; Texas Tech Cassie Long; Regis University Liz Lucas; Leigh University Pennsylvania Breana Mathews; Pratt Kansas Kelsey O’Brien; New Mexico State Melisa Ryba; Northern Colorado Giana Zimmerman: Southeast Missouri State 18A Comets As a team we did not set any Colorado records for wins in a single season. We ended up a little over 500 with wins on the year. I believe that games won, is not always how a team should be measured. I do know that this group of girls always displayed character and sportsmanship. When we struggled with our play at times, the team took full accountability. They did not point fingers or place blame, they worked as hard as they could. I could not have asked for a better group of personalities. Everyone had a great sense of humor and they all got along with each other. I do know that when everyone was at there best, we were unbeatable. We went to Florida , won a couple games and had a great time at Disney World. We ended our season at the Champions Cup in California . We faced some of the best teams in California and came away with two wins. Every senior player on the team is playing in college. Good luck to all in College and High School. Thanks girls for my best year ever! 16A Comets 14B Comets - Aspegren We entered International Bracket Play on Thursday and easily handled our first opponent, the Colorado Redwings 14-1. On Friday we faced a strong Arizona Sun Divas team with strong pitching and hitters, winning 3-2. We seemed to relax a bit in the next game and took a loss to the Colorado Rage 6-0. After this we had to win to stay alive. We entered elimination play on Saturday at 8:00 AM facing a solid team,
Bad to the Bone from California, that had beaten one of our 14A teams
the week before. We seemed to have great focus and poise, never became
rattled and won 7-1. The rest of the day was back to back play, with
meals being served between innings and what few minutes we had between
games. During this marathon day, all 10 athletes batted. We carried
no subs. Our next opponent was solid Utah Catzz team who we sent home
after a 5-2 win. At this point we had one game left before entering
the Championship game. Here we faced the Fort Collin Stars, an older
team that had eliminated us earlier in the year in a similar situation.
This game moved along with us struggling to hit our stride. Finally,
in the 7th inning, trailing 8-3, we scored 7 runs to win the game 10-8
and earn a birth in the Championship game. Here we faced the Loveland
Rage. We played well, made some great plays and had our chances, yet
after 7 innings took the Runner-Up Trophy after a 3-0 loss. We completed
play with 11 games recorded, every player played in each game and a
solid showing at Triple Crown Nationals with a Runner-Up Trophy in our
final game. 10U Comets Player
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