The International Tournament completed its quarter-final play with exciting games under brilliant skies on Saturday June 27^th

The Blue Jays, Cardinals, Phillies, and Red Sox were victorous and have advanced to the semi-finals scheduled for Monday June 29^th @ 6:00 pm.

More news to follow shortly. To see the official tournament bracket, please Click Here.

Game Postponed. Check with your team manager for more information

Red Sox: 13Yankees: 7

Report From the Red Sox

The game between the Red Sox and the Yankees was heated as usual. For the Red Sox, Easton Speers put up another golden glove game, with a double play made by himself. Caleb Cutting went 4 for 4 at the plate with 2 singles and a pair of doubles. Nick Kawecki toughed out the entire game with a shoulder injury. Seth Jackson, sporting his new mohawk hair cut, rallied the boys to pull away in the end. The fans were going wild.

Report From the Yankees

The last 1/2 day of school and summer heat silenced the Yankee bats for 5 innings but the great franchise wouldn't go quietly. The last inning rally got all of the fans on their feet but the Red Sox lead was just too much to overcome. Solid fielding by Colby M. and Hayden B, kept the first couple of innings scoreless while consistent hitting by Benny D. and Tyler R. made sure there were always Yankee base runners. Coach "Crazy Grampa" pulled double duty pitching 2 complete games at the same time.

Marlins: 14Mets: 7

Report From the Marlins

This was the most anticipated game of the season coming off of two straight rainout's. The Mets showing outstanding sportsmanship and class lived up to their tough reputation. With the likes of Allison Schonert and the "Jake's" it appeared the Marlins would have to come from behind. As the score indicates it was a defensive struggle however as luck would have it the Marlins won the coin flip providing the home team advantage. In the end, as with the entire season it was "team hitting" that led the Marlins to victory. The winning hit was provided by Alex Paul driving home Luke Webb.

Report From the Mets

Joe Botticello and Emma Halpin had golden gloves, scooping up everything that came their way. At the plate Allyson Schoener and Nathan Hunt each had 4 hits. Justin Gorrell has been solid behind the plate catching and blocking every pitch thrown his way. The team is ready to moving into the playoffs as all the players have raised their games!

Indians: 14Blue Jays: 13

Report From the Indians:

The Indians managed to score enough runs to squeak out a victory in the bottom of the 5th inning. Jacob Neff led the team with 5 hits and scored 3 runs while Forrest Carr and Sierra Maras each made critical defensive plays late in the 5th inning which stopped the BlueJay Rally. As a team the Indians managed 33hits while only giving up 2 strikeouts.

Report From the Blue Jays

The Blue Jays overcame a slow start but fought back to tie the game in the fifth. Their bats came alive in the fourth inning with Mike Pappano and Anthony Siefert both hitting clutch doubles. Victor Pavone had a good game behind the plate while Liam Hart, Nico Catanzaro and Anna Martin all made stellar defensive plays to keep the Jays in the game.

These games may be rescheduled. Please check with your team manager for more information.

Mets: 12Phillies: 8

Report From the Mets:

The Mets had their bats and gloves working! Jake Knopski hit the cover off the ball and Josh Tamsen made three outs in one inning while playing 1st base. The Mets played shorthanded but the entire team raised their game. The fans were treated to some solid baseball, both at the plate and in the field.

Report From the Phillies

The first playoff game for both teams this season was short on players on both sides but the game was certainly not short on player determination, effort, and quality plays. Spencer Wiktorowski of the Philles had a golden glove game at 2nd and short stop knocking down everything that came his way. Michael Ellegate had a strong complete game in the field as well as swinging the bat. While the Phillies were down late in the game they came to the plate swinging the bat hard. Jacob Ford ripped a 2 run double over second base and continued his stellar defensive plays in the infield. Tommy Mankowski continued his season long batting streak by going 4 for 4 with 4 RBI's. In the end, the Phillies could not overcome an early deficit but no one told Patrick Harper that as he also went 4 for 4 with 5 RBI's.

Blue Jays: Red Sox:

postponed due to rain. reschedule coming soon.

Report From the Blue Jays:

Report From the Red Sox

dding 3 singles.

Cardinals: Marlins:

postponed due to rain. Rescheduled for June 21, 9:00 am.

Report From the Cardinals:

Report From the Marlins

Yankees: 24Indians: 22

Report From the Yankees:

The first International playoff game was a slugfest from the opening pitch. The Indians crushed some of the longest balls seen all year including a Grand Slam Home Run, but the Yankees would let that rock the Yankee tradition. The Yankees chipped away with every at bat as everyone contributed to the win. Nick K. broke out with a career game blasting 3 doubles and racking up 6 RBI's. Nolan M. took a beating behind the plate from foul balls and several attempted put outs but never wavered. Thomas T. showed off his rocket of an arm with huge throws from 3rd base and beyond. Micheal S. displayed nerves of steel blasting several keys hits while down in the count.

Report From the Indians

The International Indians rattled off 36 hits throughout the seesaw battle with the Yankees Tuesday Night. The Indians were led by Austin Weber ( 4 for 4 with a Grand Slam), Richard Shilling ( 4 for 4 with 2 doubles), and Cameron Fairbairn adding 3 singles.