The Tri-State Baseball League will feature 18 teams in the 2011 season but says good-bye to one of its long-time members, the Thomaston Spoilers. Hall-Of-Fame head coach Dave Post will ‘retire’ after 26 seasons at the helm of the Spoilers …
OPENING DAY: Friday May 20, 2011 Awards: MVP: Tony Geraci Bethlehem Silver Slugger: Justin McCulloch Brass City Cy Young: Lance Stevens Naugatuck All-Star Team: Catcher: Matt Hosier Amenia 1st Base: Adam …
James Arline, 57, died at his home in Virginia on Monday April 18,2011. Jimmy was without a doubt one of the all-time great athletes in Waterbury history. He was the greatest headline maker of his time in Waterbury. He was …
copyright Joe Palladino – Waterbury Republican-American 8/11/2010 Bobby Wilcher was in uniform again Wednesday night, only this time he was not in fatigues and not in harm’s way, although anyone who has tried to hit one of Dan Connelly’s …
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Copyright Peter Wallace/Rick Wilson Register-Citizen/Republican-American Bob McMahon and Kevin Pettit stood off to the side a bit and took it all in like proud parents instead of ecstatic kids. For 22 years, the two have worn their Bethlehem Plowboys gear with …
The Bethlehem Plowboys beat the Tri-Town Trojans 5-3 Saturday afternoon in the first game of a best-of-three championship series for the Tri-State Baseball League title. Strong pitching and hitting carried the teams through a double-elimination gauntlet of 12 qualifying teams …
Copyright Peter Wallace – Register Citizen 10/10/10 “I think kids perform better when they’re having fun,” says Litchfield High School girls soccer coach and former Tri-State baseball league star Brian Mongeau. Every high school coach in the country bows to the …
Coaches Corner: Mongeau’s coaching style highlights fun Read more »
The game tonight is on!! See you at Fuessenich Park – 7pm!!
copyright Peter Wallace Register-Citizen Coaching, more than most other authority positions, requires maybe 40 percent knowledge, 60 percent ability to earn respect, in a 100 percent package leading to success. Sure, you have to know your stuff, but it’s all …
