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| Burlington Little League PO Box 159 Burlington, WI 53105 Kelley Albrecht President 262-210-7890 Hintz Park Concessions answering machine for rain-out information 767-0127 |
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2007 League Champions
2007 All Star Teams
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2008 Season Results
and Raffle winners
2007 League Champions
2007 All Star Teams
2007 Game Photos
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A little piece of History...
BURLINGTON GRAND FESTIVITIES FOR LITTLE LEAGUE TOOK PLACE JUNE 16 1959.
The first game was played JUNE 11th 1959 at WALLER SCHOOL. Mayor ROBERT BEIX threw out
the first game ball to catcher BILL BOLLWAHN. Bill played with the STAG SHOP.
The season schedule started JUNE 11th and ended AUGUST 11th. Four diamonds were used:
WALLER WEST, WALLER EAST, ATHLETIC FIELD AND BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.
To view more history facts go to the History page- History page has been updated (3/2/10)
BURLINGTON GRAND FESTIVITIES FOR LITTLE LEAGUE TOOK PLACE JUNE 16 1959.
The first game was played JUNE 11th 1959 at WALLER SCHOOL. Mayor ROBERT BEIX threw out
the first game ball to catcher BILL BOLLWAHN. Bill played with the STAG SHOP.
The season schedule started JUNE 11th and ended AUGUST 11th. Four diamonds were used:
WALLER WEST, WALLER EAST, ATHLETIC FIELD AND BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.
To view more history facts go to the History page- History page has been updated (3/2/10)
Field of Dreams....
The Fall renovations are complete, except for the Caliva out field fence that needs to be put back up
and the warning track laid on that field We need your help! Please contact Scott Behnke via email
sbhenke@bllbaseballcom to let him know when you can help out!
All bullpens have been redone with sod, field mix and a warning track will be placed around all
fence lines. All fields have a batters "walk path" as well as a coach's box.
The Jr Field has an infield sprinkler system, as well as new sodding around outer perimeter of the
infield, warning tracks along the fences lines, coach's box, etc.
All Fields batters box's and mounds will have clay brick in the under lament to prevent break down.
Branen field mounds will be completed in the spring
There will be maintenance training provided for coaches in the spring, there will be a commitment
from EVERYONE to help keep the fields maintained including before and after EVERY game.
There will be volunteers doing routine maintenance according to the schedule we will be provided.
Many thanks to the landscaper doing the work - Kmetz Landscaping - for doing it at a generously
discounted rate, as well getting the sod at a rate equal to one free field of sod! Without these
discounts, we would not afford to get all the fields done at the same time.
Our sincere thanks to Dave Kmetz and his very hard workers for not only doing the work, but doing
it so quickly!
As always, Wanasek has donated the use of their equipment to renovate the fields, Thanks to the
equipment operators for helping us regrade the Caliva outfield, And Thank you to Pat Tully, Joel
Befort, Jeff Moen, Brad Otter, Terry Simenson, All of their kids, and of course Scott Behnke. A
Special Thank you to Scott for coordinating the work and making sure it is getting done. Without
your iniative this project wouldn't have become a reality!
and the warning track laid on that field We need your help! Please contact Scott Behnke via email
sbhenke@bllbaseballcom to let him know when you can help out!
All bullpens have been redone with sod, field mix and a warning track will be placed around all
fence lines. All fields have a batters "walk path" as well as a coach's box.
The Jr Field has an infield sprinkler system, as well as new sodding around outer perimeter of the
infield, warning tracks along the fences lines, coach's box, etc.
All Fields batters box's and mounds will have clay brick in the under lament to prevent break down.
Branen field mounds will be completed in the spring
There will be maintenance training provided for coaches in the spring, there will be a commitment
from EVERYONE to help keep the fields maintained including before and after EVERY game.
There will be volunteers doing routine maintenance according to the schedule we will be provided.
Many thanks to the landscaper doing the work - Kmetz Landscaping - for doing it at a generously
discounted rate, as well getting the sod at a rate equal to one free field of sod! Without these
discounts, we would not afford to get all the fields done at the same time.
Our sincere thanks to Dave Kmetz and his very hard workers for not only doing the work, but doing
it so quickly!
As always, Wanasek has donated the use of their equipment to renovate the fields, Thanks to the
equipment operators for helping us regrade the Caliva outfield, And Thank you to Pat Tully, Joel
Befort, Jeff Moen, Brad Otter, Terry Simenson, All of their kids, and of course Scott Behnke. A
Special Thank you to Scott for coordinating the work and making sure it is getting done. Without
your iniative this project wouldn't have become a reality!
New Frank Roth Jr Field at Hintz Complex
New Branen Field
Frank Roth Jr Field at Hintz Complex Before
Branen Field Before
New Branen 1st Baseline
Branen Field 1st Baseline Before
Frank Roth Jr Field 3rd Baseline After
Frank Roth Jr Field 3rd Baseline Before
Bullpens After
Bullpens Before
Saturday July 24th - Season Celebration and Closing Ceremonies
All players with their team shirt will receive a free Hot Dog - Join us for a great day of
baseball and fun!!!
CONCESSIONS VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE
Check the times again as some have changed trying to schedule around the teams
that have advanced to State Tournaments
Set Up – 8am League Directors and Board Members/Volunteers
9:30 am Caliva T Ball 5/6 year old Teams
9:30 am Ebbers T Ball 6/7 year old Teams
10 am Roth Jr vs. Sr Teams
11 am Caliva T Ball/Rookie Field Events David Gill/Jeff Albrecht
11 am Ebbers Minor/Major Field Events Ken Lois
Noon Roth Jr/Sr Field Events Brad Otter/Rick Carroll
Noon Ebbers 10/11 Minors Exhibition Teams Chad Kirkeeng
1 pm Caliva Adult Home Run Hitting Contest Ken Lois
3 pm Ebbers 8/9 All Star Teams
2:30 Caliva Rookie All Stars
4:45 Caliva Closing Ceremonies
5:00 Caliva 9/10 All Stars
5:00 Ebbers 10/11 All Stars
Major 12’s vs LL All Stars - cancelled due to State Tournament
6:30 pm All Fields Clean Up and Equipment/Uniform Turn in – All
Teams – All Board Members
Sometime around noon special fund raiser – “Dunk the President” and other board
members
We need concesssion workers and scorers/announcers to announce the
players names, etc (not game play announcers)
Congratulations Whiz Kids on the 2010 City Championship!
Congratulations to ALL the Majors teams for a fantanstic
rain out free season! How about those new fields!!
Congratulations Muck Dogs on the 2010 Minor City
Championship. Congratulations to ALL the Minor teams, it
was a great season filled with talented players excelling in
the game!
Congratulations 2010 All Stars!!
click here to see the team rosters (when pictures become available
they will be posted here)
Burlington All Stars Advance to State Tournament
| Check the Website often! When an announcement comes in it will be posted here first! There are A LOT OF announcements so please read thru this carefully! ____________________________________________ Go To www.chevybaseball.com and enter us to win a Field renovation and a chance to win the vehicle of your choice. We were in the lead - help us take it back!! Chevy has developed a program called 'Building Diamonds and Dreams' where youth baseball fields will be selected for a complete make over, courtesy of Chevy and their partner, The Scotts Company (The Scotts Company is the Official Lawn Care Company of Major League Baseball). A field make over is a home run for the kids and our communities. The program is simple. Go on-line to chevybaseball.com and enter your ZIP code. When you do, your community is entered for a chance at a ballpark make over. You can increase your community's chances of being selected by entering your information everyday (yes, you can enter to win more than once!!). You could also win a new Chevy car, truck or crossover. The 'Building Diamonds and Dreams' program starts April 5 and ends on July 16. We will be selling tickets for a 2010 Chevy Equinox to be raffled off in August. This is a DONATION to BLL - 100% of the money from the ticket sales goes directly to BURLINGTON LITTLE LEAGUE. Please lets show our appreciation to Lynch Chevy for this great opportunity. All we have to do is sell the tickets! (if we can make the most of our other fund raisers we will have the opportunity to lower the registration fund raiser obligations for our parents) More information to come- keep checking the website for updates and MARK YOUR CALENDAR! ____________________________________________ End of the Season Celebration and closing ceremonies (previously called All Star Day) There is a typo on the Super Market Sweepstakes raffle tickets – originally we had All Star Day scheduled for July 31st, the All Star state tournament moved and we had to reschedule our end of season celebration for July 24th – after the tickets were printed. Please NOTE: The drawing will be held on July 24th at the End of Season Celebrations closing ceremonies before the last game. Please mark your calendar and plan on attending this fun filled day of events and celebrations! There will be activities throughout the day for kids of all ages, if you wish to assist in coordinating this event please contact Kelley. |
| Burlington Little League All Stars (12 year olds) go 4 and 1 at the State Tournament and play in the semi Finals Thursday night! Good Luck Boys - we are proud of you! |
| Burlington Little League, Inc is a 501 (c)(3) non profit charitable organization. |
| Thank you Best Bargains in New Muenster for donating the SEASONS HOT DOGS in the concessions. Please patronage our sponsors! |
| Get Your 2010 Chevy Equinox Raffle Tickets! $5 DONATION This is a DONATION to BLL - 100% of the money from the ticket sales goes directly to BURLINGTON LITTLE LEAGUE. |
Jess Bailey Heide Gauerke McFarland
Tom Kinnar Joyce Rogan V. Kramasz
Hope Dirksmeyer Peter Gauger Corey Johnson
Vince Magestro John Seidl Aldrich
Bob Gerber Scott Tenhagen Needle
Dani Olson Kelly Stagg Jason Baranek
Misty Fitzpatrick J Whitford Ralph Newbury
Trisha Tully Justine Hanson Jeri Koenecke
John Kretschmer Dave Iselin Sonja Bingen
Kathy King Kelly Stagg Mark Kohout
Evelyn Allard Milt Windau Batchelor
Nathan Dooley John Thate Jessa Hensley
Barb Berezowitz Dave Roe Donna Sturdevant
Jackie Stubley
Grand Prize winners are....Justin Wiskey and Peggy Held!
See Steve Spitzer for questions about the gift certificate winners.
M. Damrow wins the ATV!
Tom Kinnar Joyce Rogan V. Kramasz
Hope Dirksmeyer Peter Gauger Corey Johnson
Vince Magestro John Seidl Aldrich
Bob Gerber Scott Tenhagen Needle
Dani Olson Kelly Stagg Jason Baranek
Misty Fitzpatrick J Whitford Ralph Newbury
Trisha Tully Justine Hanson Jeri Koenecke
John Kretschmer Dave Iselin Sonja Bingen
Kathy King Kelly Stagg Mark Kohout
Evelyn Allard Milt Windau Batchelor
Nathan Dooley John Thate Jessa Hensley
Barb Berezowitz Dave Roe Donna Sturdevant
Jackie Stubley
Grand Prize winners are....Justin Wiskey and Peggy Held!
See Steve Spitzer for questions about the gift certificate winners.
M. Damrow wins the ATV!
Wisconsin District 6 website
Wisconsin State Tournament
Website
Friday 7/23 Oak Creek and Kenosha
games cancelled- moved to Monday
Wisconsin State Tournament
Website
Friday 7/23 Oak Creek and Kenosha
games cancelled- moved to Monday
New Announcements
Wisconsin Little League Baseball
District 6 Champions – Burlington 12 Year Old All-Stars
The Burlington 12 year Little League all-stars won the Wisconsin District 6
Championship on Saturday, July 17th. The tournament was hosted by Lakeland, WI
Little League. The Burlington squad of 12 year old all-stars is now 1 of the final 6
teams remaining in Wisconsin. Burlington will be headed to the state tournament
hosted by West Bend. The tournament runs July 24th – 30th. The winner of the
state tournament will represent Wisconsin in the Little League World Series
tournament. Regional playoffs will be held in Indianapolis, IN and then headed toward
Williamsport, PA for the Little League World Series.
The district 6 tournament consisted of 10 teams from around the southeastern
Wisconsin area. Teams involved in the tournament were Franklin, Lakeland, South
Milwaukee, Kenosha, Burlington, Oak Creek, Greenfield and Felix Mantilla.
Game 1 vs Franklin American.
The local team got out to a fast start in their bracket by defeating Franklin American
14-0. Kross Krueger pitched 3 shutout innings and was relieved by Mitch Klug in the
4 inning shortened slaughter rule game. Erik Viel and Ben Heiligenthal homered in
the opener. Cal Tully went 3-3 with a double and 2 singles. Kyle Jones had a triple
with Jake Webley adding on a double. Additional offense was provided by Bryan
Sturdevant, Eric Behnke, Mitch Klug and Houston Cowan.
Game 2 vs Lakeland
Burlington’s second game in the tournament was against Lakeland. Burlington once
again was not shy at the plate scoring 12 runs and Cal Sanfelippo pitched 4 shutout
innings with a lights out performance by Houston Cowan in relief to strike out the
remaining 3 batters of Lakeland in the 5 inning shortened game. Mitch Klug started
the game with a double to left center field and went 3-4 in the game. Sanfelippo also
sent a towering homerun over the right center field fence. The defense for the
Burlington team was top notch. Hits in the game came from Cal Tully, Erik Behnke
and a 2-3 batting performance from Erik “T” Viel. Final score was 12-0 Burlington.
Game 3 vs South Milwaukee
Burlington defeated South Milwaukee 11-2 in the third game with another stellar
performance by Kross Krueger with relief performances by Houston Cowan and Cal
Tully. Another fast start in the first inning provided Burlington with the lead 3-0 with
hits by Cal Tully, Eric Behnke and a double by Cal Sanfelippo. Cal Tully hit a line
shot homerun to right field in the 4th. Isiah Brenner was 3-4 in the game with 3 solid
singles. Kyle Jones added a triple in the 5th with Jake Webley adding another
single. Cole Kresken provided track star like running throughout the first 3 games by
pinch running and scoring 3 runs.
Game 4 vs Kenosha
Kenosha gave Burlington their closest game of the tournament in the fourth game of
the tournament. Since this is a double elimination tournament, this game meant the
winner would go to the championship and would have to be defeated twice in a row to
lose the district. Burlington came out on top with a 6-0 victory. Cal Sanfellipo pitched
another gem allowing zero runs in a complete game shutout of Kenosha. Burlington
used the bunt effectively by advancing runners and playing a little small ball to
generate runs. Bryan Sturdevant played awesome defense at 3rd base robbing
Kenosha of a potential triple down the 3rd base line with a nice grab over his head.
All 6 runs for Burlington were scored in the 2nd inning with Bryan Sturdevant leading
off with a walk, Ben Heiligenthal bunted down third base to advance Sturdevant to 3rd
base. Hits by Klug, Tully and Sanfelippo scored Krueger, Viel, Sturdevant and
Heiligenthal.
Championship game vs Lakeland
The championship game featured Lakeland who worked their way back from an early
loss to Burlington earlier in the tournament only to face Burlington again. Lakeland
would have to defeat Burlington twice in a row to advance to the state tournament.
Burlington got off to a 2-0 lead in the first inning against Lakeland. With 2 outs in the
first Burlington scored with the help of Kyle Jones who pinch ran for Eric Behnke
(walked) and scored on a wild pitch. Bryan Sturdevant singled and got to second
base on a wild pitch. Ben Heiligenthal doubled and brought in Sturdevant. Kross
Krueger again was on his A game thru the first 2 innings. Burlington lead 7-0 by the
3rd inning with hits and scoring by Klug (triple), Sturdevant, Tully, Behnke and
capped off with a two run homerun by Ben Heiligenthal. Lakeland rallied in the 4th by
scoring 5 runs making the score after 4 complete 8-5. Burlington again played some
power ball mixed with small ball making the score 14-5 when it was all said and done.
Burlington had a 5 run 4th inning with singles by Sturdevant, Heiligenthal, Brenner,
Krueger and capped off with a Kyle Jones double to left center. Isaiah Brenner
added another run with a single and scoring in the 5th inning. Houston Cowan once
again came in relief of Krueger to seal the championship game 14-5. Burlington now
advances to the state tournament for Wisconsin.
Coaches for the 12 year old all stars are Jeff Klug (Head Coach) with assistant
coaches Scott Behnke, Steve Spitzer and David Heiligenthal.
District 6 Champions – Burlington 12 Year Old All-Stars
The Burlington 12 year Little League all-stars won the Wisconsin District 6
Championship on Saturday, July 17th. The tournament was hosted by Lakeland, WI
Little League. The Burlington squad of 12 year old all-stars is now 1 of the final 6
teams remaining in Wisconsin. Burlington will be headed to the state tournament
hosted by West Bend. The tournament runs July 24th – 30th. The winner of the
state tournament will represent Wisconsin in the Little League World Series
tournament. Regional playoffs will be held in Indianapolis, IN and then headed toward
Williamsport, PA for the Little League World Series.
The district 6 tournament consisted of 10 teams from around the southeastern
Wisconsin area. Teams involved in the tournament were Franklin, Lakeland, South
Milwaukee, Kenosha, Burlington, Oak Creek, Greenfield and Felix Mantilla.
Game 1 vs Franklin American.
The local team got out to a fast start in their bracket by defeating Franklin American
14-0. Kross Krueger pitched 3 shutout innings and was relieved by Mitch Klug in the
4 inning shortened slaughter rule game. Erik Viel and Ben Heiligenthal homered in
the opener. Cal Tully went 3-3 with a double and 2 singles. Kyle Jones had a triple
with Jake Webley adding on a double. Additional offense was provided by Bryan
Sturdevant, Eric Behnke, Mitch Klug and Houston Cowan.
Game 2 vs Lakeland
Burlington’s second game in the tournament was against Lakeland. Burlington once
again was not shy at the plate scoring 12 runs and Cal Sanfelippo pitched 4 shutout
innings with a lights out performance by Houston Cowan in relief to strike out the
remaining 3 batters of Lakeland in the 5 inning shortened game. Mitch Klug started
the game with a double to left center field and went 3-4 in the game. Sanfelippo also
sent a towering homerun over the right center field fence. The defense for the
Burlington team was top notch. Hits in the game came from Cal Tully, Erik Behnke
and a 2-3 batting performance from Erik “T” Viel. Final score was 12-0 Burlington.
Game 3 vs South Milwaukee
Burlington defeated South Milwaukee 11-2 in the third game with another stellar
performance by Kross Krueger with relief performances by Houston Cowan and Cal
Tully. Another fast start in the first inning provided Burlington with the lead 3-0 with
hits by Cal Tully, Eric Behnke and a double by Cal Sanfelippo. Cal Tully hit a line
shot homerun to right field in the 4th. Isiah Brenner was 3-4 in the game with 3 solid
singles. Kyle Jones added a triple in the 5th with Jake Webley adding another
single. Cole Kresken provided track star like running throughout the first 3 games by
pinch running and scoring 3 runs.
Game 4 vs Kenosha
Kenosha gave Burlington their closest game of the tournament in the fourth game of
the tournament. Since this is a double elimination tournament, this game meant the
winner would go to the championship and would have to be defeated twice in a row to
lose the district. Burlington came out on top with a 6-0 victory. Cal Sanfellipo pitched
another gem allowing zero runs in a complete game shutout of Kenosha. Burlington
used the bunt effectively by advancing runners and playing a little small ball to
generate runs. Bryan Sturdevant played awesome defense at 3rd base robbing
Kenosha of a potential triple down the 3rd base line with a nice grab over his head.
All 6 runs for Burlington were scored in the 2nd inning with Bryan Sturdevant leading
off with a walk, Ben Heiligenthal bunted down third base to advance Sturdevant to 3rd
base. Hits by Klug, Tully and Sanfelippo scored Krueger, Viel, Sturdevant and
Heiligenthal.
Championship game vs Lakeland
The championship game featured Lakeland who worked their way back from an early
loss to Burlington earlier in the tournament only to face Burlington again. Lakeland
would have to defeat Burlington twice in a row to advance to the state tournament.
Burlington got off to a 2-0 lead in the first inning against Lakeland. With 2 outs in the
first Burlington scored with the help of Kyle Jones who pinch ran for Eric Behnke
(walked) and scored on a wild pitch. Bryan Sturdevant singled and got to second
base on a wild pitch. Ben Heiligenthal doubled and brought in Sturdevant. Kross
Krueger again was on his A game thru the first 2 innings. Burlington lead 7-0 by the
3rd inning with hits and scoring by Klug (triple), Sturdevant, Tully, Behnke and
capped off with a two run homerun by Ben Heiligenthal. Lakeland rallied in the 4th by
scoring 5 runs making the score after 4 complete 8-5. Burlington again played some
power ball mixed with small ball making the score 14-5 when it was all said and done.
Burlington had a 5 run 4th inning with singles by Sturdevant, Heiligenthal, Brenner,
Krueger and capped off with a Kyle Jones double to left center. Isaiah Brenner
added another run with a single and scoring in the 5th inning. Houston Cowan once
again came in relief of Krueger to seal the championship game 14-5. Burlington now
advances to the state tournament for Wisconsin.
Coaches for the 12 year old all stars are Jeff Klug (Head Coach) with assistant
coaches Scott Behnke, Steve Spitzer and David Heiligenthal.
Names in alphabetical order:
Eric Behnke, Isaiah Brenner, Houston Cowan, Ben Heiligenthal, Kyle Jones, Mitch
Klug, Cole Kresken, Kross Krueger, Cal Sanfelippo, Bryan Sturdevant, Cal Tully, Erik
Viel, Jake Webley
Coaches:
Jeff Klug (Manager), Scott Behnke (Assistant), Steve Spitzer (Assistant), David
Heiligenthal (Assistant)
Eric Behnke, Isaiah Brenner, Houston Cowan, Ben Heiligenthal, Kyle Jones, Mitch
Klug, Cole Kresken, Kross Krueger, Cal Sanfelippo, Bryan Sturdevant, Cal Tully, Erik
Viel, Jake Webley
Coaches:
Jeff Klug (Manager), Scott Behnke (Assistant), Steve Spitzer (Assistant), David
Heiligenthal (Assistant)
All Star Day - Check the times listed below again as some have changed trying to
schedule around the teams that have advanced to State Tournaments
schedule around the teams that have advanced to State Tournaments
Fall Ball?!
We have been asked by parents and Lakeland Little League to join them in
the "Fall Ball" program they provide.
Fee would be $20 per player to help cover the expenses, players would get a
shirt and hat, they would play starting after Labor Day and would go into
October, weather would be a factor of course.
Please contact Jill Rozell if you are interested or would like more information.
jrozell@bllbaseball.com.
We need to get an idea of interest - this would be teams for ages 8-16. Even
if you cannot commit right now please let us know your thoughts.
We are looking at playing games during the week in Burlington and a
weekend game at Lakeland's fields.
the "Fall Ball" program they provide.
Fee would be $20 per player to help cover the expenses, players would get a
shirt and hat, they would play starting after Labor Day and would go into
October, weather would be a factor of course.
Please contact Jill Rozell if you are interested or would like more information.
jrozell@bllbaseball.com.
We need to get an idea of interest - this would be teams for ages 8-16. Even
if you cannot commit right now please let us know your thoughts.
We are looking at playing games during the week in Burlington and a
weekend game at Lakeland's fields.
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