
LI Elite Win Extra Inning Thriller to Capture 16U Columbus Day Tournament
The test of a good team is the ability to overcome adversity and not wave the white flag. LI Elite showed incredible resiliency today in a 7-4 extra inning win
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The test of a good team is the ability to overcome adversity and not wave the white flag. LI Elite showed incredible resiliency today in a 7-4 extra inning win

by James Ryder Final: 12-11 Rebels. LIDN almost tied it, but a close play at first ended the game. Here is Michael Iadevaia (3-3, RBI triple and 2 RBI double)

The bats got going early and often for the 11U Junior Ducks this evening at Allen Park. In the top of the first they wasted no time putting up four

By Ethan Marshall Bandits’ head coach Ryan Gorecki on the way his team played today. pic.twitter.com/5dK48nXukH Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) October 13, 2019 The Oil City Bandits, behind five

by Andrew Giantasio The Massapequa Cyclones took on the LI Pride at Cantiague Park in the 12U division of the East Coast Columbus Day Tournament and they came away with

by Chris Amato Sharks take this one to start their Columbus Day Tournament with a 7-3 victory. pic.twitter.com/GgyjaxzZLf Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) October 12, 2019 Despite a shaky start,

The Long Island Junior Ducks got out to an early 3-0 lead but wound up hanging on to win, 3-2, over the East Coast Jays to open up the 2019

Final: Kings Park Pride 11, Massapequa Cyclones 6 Coach Brian on his team’s plate discipline and starting pitcher pic.twitter.com/FrYWfqXP9K Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) October 5, 2019 Coach Brian Frers

Final: 9-2. Here is South Shores Sean Collins and Alex Merejo on their performances today (post game interview sponsored by Muddy Locker Sports): pic.twitter.com/SlVDWKoFP7 Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) October

The Oil City Bandits used their power bats and four pitchers to hold off the East Coast Cannons, 6-1, in a Friday night showdown under the lights at Mitchel Field.