NECBL All-Star Game

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The New England Collegiate Baseball League All-Star Game is an annual baseball game between the NECBL's Eastern and Western Divisions. The All-Star Game usually takes place from mid- to late July. Prior to the game a Home Run Derby is held and, since the 2007 All-Star Game, a Special Skill Competition for Most Accurate Arm and Fastest Runner.




Contents






  • 1 Game results


  • 2 Home Run Derby winners


  • 3 See also


  • 4 References





Game results









































































































































































































Year
 Winning Team
 Score
 Venue
 Host Team
 Attendance
 MVP[1]

1994
 Bristol Nighthawks
 6-0[2]
Muzzy Field
 Bristol Nighthawks


1995




Matt Zawalich, Waterbury Barons

1996




Dana Forsberg, Central Mass Collegians

1997




Keith Surkont, Rhode Island Reds

1998


Fuessenich Park
Torrington Twisters
Clarke Caudill, Middletown Giants

1999





Mark Malaska, Danbury Westerners

2000


Alumni Field
Keene Swamp Bats
Jon Watterson, Keene Swamp Bats
Cy Hess, Eastern Tides

2001
 National Division
 9-4[3]
Northwest Park
Manchester Silkworms
 776
 Joe Apotheke, Danbury Westerners

2002
 National Division
 4-3[4]
Eastern Baseball Stadium
Thread City Tides
 1,000
 Rocky Baker, Keene Swamp Bats

2003
 Northern Division
 6-0[5]
Warren H. Doane Diamond at Memorial Field
Concord Quarry Dogs
 1,326
 Josh DiScipio, Concord Quarry Dogs

2004
 Southern Division
 7-4[6]
Montpelier Recreation Field
Vermont Mountaineers
 4,127
 P.J. Antoniato, Manchester Silkworms

2005
 Southern Division
 7-2[7]
Cardines Field
Newport Gulls
 2,856
Chris Cates, North Adams SteepleCats

2006
 Northern Division
 6-2[8]
Alumni Field
Keene Swamp Bats
 3,183
 Cheyne Hurst, Keene Swamp Bats

2007
 Southern Division
 8-0[9]
Joe Wolfe Field
North Adams SteepleCats
 4,210
 Ozzie Borrell, North Adams SteepleCats[1]

2008
 Southern Division
 5-2[10]
Fuessenich Park
Torrington Twisters
 2,314
 Mike Melillo, Newport Gulls

2009
 West Division
 6-5
Mackenzie Stadium
Holyoke Blue Sox
 4,906[11]
 Jake Rosenbeck, Holyoke Blue Sox

2010
 East Division
 12-0
Cardines Field
Newport Gulls
 2,852
 Jason Banos, North Shore Navigators

2011
 East Division
 3-1
Fraser Field
North Shore Navigators
 2,112
 Jack Reinheimer, Newport Gulls

2012
 West Division
 11-6
Montpelier Recreation Field
Vermont Mountaineers
 2,106
 Johnny Mishu Vermont Mountaineers

2013
 East Division
 2-1
Robbie Mills Field
Laconia Muskrats
 1,012
 Joe Torres Laconia Muskrats

2014
 TBD
 TBD
Mackenzie Stadium
Holyoke Blue Sox
 TBD
 TBD


Home Run Derby winners














































































Year
 Winner[1]
 Team

1997
 Steven Wright
Torrington Twisters

1998
 Gil Barkman
Keene Swamp Bats

1999
 Jeff Keppinger
Keene Swamp Bats

2000
 Val Majewski
Eastern Tides

2001
 Mike Bohlander
Newport Gulls

2002
 Mike Wagner
North Adams SteepleCats

2003
 Kyle Keen
Keene Swamp Bats

2004
 Doug Hehner
Manchester Silkworms

2005
 John Fitzpatrick
Manchester Silkworms

2006
 Matt Sutton
Concord Quarry Dogs

2007
 Kyle Bellows
Holyoke Giants

2008
 Michael Olt
Danbury Westerners

2009
 Jacob Rogers
Keene Swamp Bats

2010
 Ben Klafczynski
Keene Swamp Bats


See also


  • New England Collegiate Baseball League


References





  1. ^ ab http://www.necbl.com/2008Update/annualawards.htm


  2. ^ NECBL'S Nighthawks Defeat Best of Rest, 6-0 by Roberto Gonzalez, at pqasb.pqarchiver.com.


  3. ^ http://ctsports.homestead.com/ASgame.html


  4. ^ http://www.necbl.com/2008Update/allstarinfo.htm


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