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In the 18 games since then, Flemister has been behind the plate on 14 occasions. The pinstripes are 12-2 with the Pittsford, New York native in the crouch. Flemister has 28 hits and 12 RBI…
Nick Flemister (Clark) paced a 13-hit attack, and Ryan Wilkinson (Toledo) battled for the win as the Webster Yankees defeated the Geneva Red Wings 5-2 at Basket Road Field to advance to the New York Collegiate Baseball League championship series.
Game two played out as a pitcher’s duel, as was expected by most. Webster Yankee ace Joe Greenfield toed the rubber against Tim Cooney of Geneva…
A meeting of two Pennsylvania-based teams battling for playoff position, and no, this isn’t a football preview. The Phillies, who own the top home and overall record in the MLB, were expected to be here the second Cliff Lee and Roy Oswalt brought their talents to Philly. The Bucco’s, who boast the third best winning percentage on the road in the NL, have been the feel good story of 2011….
Matt Jimenez (Mercyhurst) and Jasvir Rakkar (Stony Brook) combined to allow two runs on six hits as Webster defeated the Geneva Red Wings in game one of the NYCBL West Division championship at Basket Road Field.
As Aaron Rodgers hoisted the Lombardi Trophy over his head and looked upon his team with admiration, cheesehead cheers erupted throughout the nation…
The 2011 NYCBL West Division Champion Yankees take on the Geneva Red Wings for the right to play in the league championship.
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Nate Sermini (Franklin Pierce) and Jon Massad (So. New Hampshire) combined on a no-hitter as the Yankees won for the 13th consecutive time downing the Geneva Red Wings, 4-0 in NYCBL action at McDonough Park.
Nearly two months later, the Gates, New York native has decided to accept the A’s offer and begin playing professional baseball…