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Ohio Monarchs Blue & Gold Announce 2009 Rosters |
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Ohio Monarchs announce their 2009 summer team rosters.
With over 50% returning starters from 2008 season, the Ohio Monarchs are for sure to compete for the NABF College World Series 2009. The Ohio Monarchs Gold won the 2008 NABF CWS and is pre-season favorites to win a back to back crown.
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Ryan Mouch wins NABF Colligate 2008 scholarship |
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Written by Steve Timofeev
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Monday, 29 December 2008 09:46 |
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The National Amateur Baseball Federation (NABF) Colligate is proud to announce the 2008 scholarship winner, Ryan Mouch. The scholarship was presented on Nov. 28th 2008, by Aaron Myers, Toledo NABF commissioner. Mouch’s team, Ohio Monarchs Gold, won this year’s NABF 2008 College World Series. The Monarchs Gold is the first Toledo team to win the NABF College World Series.
The NABF, founded in 1914, has awarded a scholarship each year since 1985, endowed by the executive director emeritus and his wife, Ronald and Irene McMinn who the scholarship named after. Eligible candidates must be enrolled in an accredited college or university, participate in federation events, and must be sponsored by a NABF franchised member association.
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Ohio Monarchs win NABF World Series |
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Written by Steve Timofeev
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008 18:07 |
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THE TOLEDO BLADE
By MARK MONROE
BLADE SPORTS WRITER
Toledo area squad goes 5-1 en route to title
Casey Winckowski fouls off a pitch at Joe E. Brown Park. Winckowski had the game-winning hit in the title game.
( THE BLADE/ANDY MORRISON )
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The Ohio Monarchs proved to be kings of the diamond this summer.
The Toledo-based baseball team won the 2008 National Amateur Baseball Federation College Division World Series on Aug 11. The prestigious annual tournament was held locally this year and the Ohio Monarchs Gold team took the title.
The Monarchs went 5-1 to capture the championship. The Gold team lost just once in pool play and outscored their opponents 50-29. In the final, the Monarchs defeated the two- time defending NABF College champions, the Long Island, N.Y., Astros.
Clay High School graduate Casey Winckowski, who plays for Owens Community College, drilled a game-winning, walkoff double in the final.
"It was the perfect way to end a great summer," Winckowski said. "We really came together as one. We started playing real good ball. That was amazing. To get the winning hit to win the World Series - there's no better feeling in the world. Everyone went crazy."
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Former Genoa, Clay stars lead Gold in World Series |
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Written by Steve Timofeev
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Monday, 18 August 2008 18:50 |
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By Scott Calhoun
The Oregon-based Ohio Monarchs Gold wood-bat federation collegiate level baseball team won the 2008 National Amateur Baseball Federation College Division World Series at Ned Skeldon Stadium August 11.
Comprised in large part of former Suburban Lakes League, Toledo City League and Northern Lakes League stars, the Monarchs overcame the defending champion Long Island (N.Y.) Astros in a dramatic 4-3 championship game victory.
The Tri-State Federation League champion Monarchs got a two-out RBI single from 2007 Oregon Clay graduate Casey Winckowski (Owens Comm. College) in the bottom of the ninth inning to capture the area’s first NABF college wood bat national title.
Former Toledo St. John’s Jesuit star Tim Corbey (2007) earned the win with three scoreless innings in relief of fellow SJJ alum and Oberlin College hurler Ben Kauder (Curtice).
The Monarchs trailed 3-0 after the top of the second, but an RBI single by Brandon McFarland in the bottom of the inning trimmed the Astros’ lead.
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