Congratulations to the 10/11 year old Ginger Beaumont Team for winning the
District Tournament and advancing to the State Tournament in Verona!
Click here for recap of the Tournament.
First Row Left to Right:
Lucas Lefebvre, Anthony Silverman, Louie. Hardesty, Tanner Strommen,
Kross Krueger, Tyler Weimer, Jacob Weidert, Ben Heiliginthal, Jacob Webley
Back row Left to Right
Eric Behnke, Coach Rod Lindemann, Jacob Lindemann, Coach Scott Behnke,
Houstan Cowan, Coach Dave Heiliginthal, Cal Sanfilippo
Update from the 11 year old GB team:
1st Game Beat Antigo 5-4
2nd Game Lost Germantown 6-3
3rd Game Beat Eau Claire 7-3
4th Game Beat Appleton 16-6
5th Game Beat Verona 10-3
Semi Final Lost to Appleton 4-3
Congratulations to the 9/10 year old Frank Roth Team for winning the District
Tournament and advancing to the State Tournament in Appleton! You've made us
proud. Congratulations to Don Golon for managing 3 of the 5 BLL District Title
teams!
9-10 year old Frank Roth Players are: Nate Crayton,Cole Miller,Ben Travis,Grant
Tully,Nick Klug,Conner Wegge,Andrew Ohm,Reid Moen,Aaron Mutter,Ben
Golon,Aaron Sturdevant,Ian Aldrich
District Tournament and advancing to the State Tournament in Verona!
Click here for recap of the Tournament.
First Row Left to Right:
Lucas Lefebvre, Anthony Silverman, Louie. Hardesty, Tanner Strommen,
Kross Krueger, Tyler Weimer, Jacob Weidert, Ben Heiliginthal, Jacob Webley
Back row Left to Right
Eric Behnke, Coach Rod Lindemann, Jacob Lindemann, Coach Scott Behnke,
Houstan Cowan, Coach Dave Heiliginthal, Cal Sanfilippo
Update from the 11 year old GB team:
1st Game Beat Antigo 5-4
2nd Game Lost Germantown 6-3
3rd Game Beat Eau Claire 7-3
4th Game Beat Appleton 16-6
5th Game Beat Verona 10-3
Semi Final Lost to Appleton 4-3
Congratulations to the 9/10 year old Frank Roth Team for winning the District
Tournament and advancing to the State Tournament in Appleton! You've made us
proud. Congratulations to Don Golon for managing 3 of the 5 BLL District Title
teams!
9-10 year old Frank Roth Players are: Nate Crayton,Cole Miller,Ben Travis,Grant
Tully,Nick Klug,Conner Wegge,Andrew Ohm,Reid Moen,Aaron Mutter,Ben
Golon,Aaron Sturdevant,Ian Aldrich
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Congratulations to the Brewers on winning the Juniors City Championship! Congratulations to Pharmacy Station on winning the Majors City Championship! Congratulations to the Mud Cats on winning the Minors City Championship! If anyone has pictures they would like to submit send them to kelley@bllbaseball.com |
We are in the process of gathering information for the Hall of Fame/History
pages. If you have any information or photographs you would like to
contribute please contact Kelley Albrecht.
pages. If you have any information or photographs you would like to
contribute please contact Kelley Albrecht.
The Burlington Little League began in May 1958. Roy McConnell, Dr. Lief
Erickson, and Dr. Laird McNeel were the original founders. 40 boys showed up
for the first sign up. First managers were Roy McConnell, Don Gianninni & Bob
Grossman.
In May, 1959 - Roy McConnell requested the assistance of the Lions Club. Try
outs were held and over 150 boys turned out. Six sponsors were secured and
the teams were sanctioned. The teams were divided into two leagues. The
Ginger Beaumont & Frank Roth.
Ginger Beaumont, born in Rochester and later a resident of Honey Creek
and Burlington, was the first man ever to come to the plate in the world
series. He played for the Pittsburgh Pirates. His daughter was a resident of
Burlington, Mrs. Janet (Enoch) Squires. More on Ginger Beaumont...
Frank Roth was a Burlington resident for 40 years of his life and he played,
coached & scouted professional baseball for more than 31 years. He joined
the White Sox in 1906 & helped them to win 2 pennants. In 1909 he went to
Cincinatti for 3 years. He then went to the Yankees & became its first pitching
coach. More on Frank Roth...
The 1959 Season schedule started June 11th and ended August 11th. Four
diamonds were used: Waller West, Waller East, Athletic Field and Burlington
High School.
The league consisted of 8 teams. Four in the Frank Roth and four in the Ginger
Beaumont. Teams names:
1. Battery Service
2. Dons Cheese
3. Quality Tankers
4. Montgomery Wards
5. Go Go Boys
6. Midland Mites
7. Whiz Kids
8. Reinemans
The first game was played June 11th 1959 at Waller School. Mayor Robert Beix
threw out the first game ball to catcher Bill Bohlwan. Bill played with the Stag
Shop.
The 1960 Montgomery Wards team is the first team to go undefeated and it then
beat the Little Tankers in the first recognized city championship game. The
Montgomery Ward team consisted of Tom and Jerry Muench,Ed Ludwig, Mike
Kelly, Jerry Reavis, Jim Douglas, Don Rubach, Tom Grossman, Steve
Seekers, Rich Bucholtz, Steve LaBelle, Doug Rubach and Phil Stardy. Forrest
Bucholtz was the manager of the Montgomery Wards team.
The first Burlington Little League fund raiser was in 1960. Sponsored by the
Dairy Queen. Tickets for Ice Cream Sundaes were sold.
In 1961 Russ Wegge was the President for Ginger Beaumont and Carl Rubach
was the President for Frank Roth. Jeff Snyder was the President of the Minor
League.
Erickson, and Dr. Laird McNeel were the original founders. 40 boys showed up
for the first sign up. First managers were Roy McConnell, Don Gianninni & Bob
Grossman.
In May, 1959 - Roy McConnell requested the assistance of the Lions Club. Try
outs were held and over 150 boys turned out. Six sponsors were secured and
the teams were sanctioned. The teams were divided into two leagues. The
Ginger Beaumont & Frank Roth.
Ginger Beaumont, born in Rochester and later a resident of Honey Creek
and Burlington, was the first man ever to come to the plate in the world
series. He played for the Pittsburgh Pirates. His daughter was a resident of
Burlington, Mrs. Janet (Enoch) Squires. More on Ginger Beaumont...
Frank Roth was a Burlington resident for 40 years of his life and he played,
coached & scouted professional baseball for more than 31 years. He joined
the White Sox in 1906 & helped them to win 2 pennants. In 1909 he went to
Cincinatti for 3 years. He then went to the Yankees & became its first pitching
coach. More on Frank Roth...
The 1959 Season schedule started June 11th and ended August 11th. Four
diamonds were used: Waller West, Waller East, Athletic Field and Burlington
High School.
The league consisted of 8 teams. Four in the Frank Roth and four in the Ginger
Beaumont. Teams names:
1. Battery Service
2. Dons Cheese
3. Quality Tankers
4. Montgomery Wards
5. Go Go Boys
6. Midland Mites
7. Whiz Kids
8. Reinemans
The first game was played June 11th 1959 at Waller School. Mayor Robert Beix
threw out the first game ball to catcher Bill Bohlwan. Bill played with the Stag
Shop.
The 1960 Montgomery Wards team is the first team to go undefeated and it then
beat the Little Tankers in the first recognized city championship game. The
Montgomery Ward team consisted of Tom and Jerry Muench,Ed Ludwig, Mike
Kelly, Jerry Reavis, Jim Douglas, Don Rubach, Tom Grossman, Steve
Seekers, Rich Bucholtz, Steve LaBelle, Doug Rubach and Phil Stardy. Forrest
Bucholtz was the manager of the Montgomery Wards team.
The first Burlington Little League fund raiser was in 1960. Sponsored by the
Dairy Queen. Tickets for Ice Cream Sundaes were sold.
In 1961 Russ Wegge was the President for Ginger Beaumont and Carl Rubach
was the President for Frank Roth. Jeff Snyder was the President of the Minor
League.
The information on this page are exceprts from the Burlington History website and
Rollie Bauman. Without Rollie this information would not be available. Thank you
Rollie! For more information visit http://burlingtonhistory.org/LittleLeague.htm
Rollie Bauman. Without Rollie this information would not be available. Thank you
Rollie! For more information visit http://burlingtonhistory.org/LittleLeague.htm
Ginger Beaumont Division
Dows A.C.
Quality Tankers
Dons Cheese
Midland Mites
Whiz Kids
Go-Go Boys
Dows A.C.
Quality Tankers
Dons Cheese
Midland Mites
Whiz Kids
Go-Go Boys
Frank Roth Division
Montgomery Wards
Stag Shop
Reinemans
Sentry
Korkys
Peters
Montgomery Wards
Stag Shop
Reinemans
Sentry
Korkys
Peters
On July 13, 1961 Jim Kerkman, Reinemans, pitched a perfect game. He faced
18 batter and 18 strike outs. Reinemans won 8-0 against Korky's.
The Minor League was comprised of 6 teams and 90 players.
In 1963 Wenzel (Bud) Tauscher was President of the Frank Roth Division. Jeff
Snyder was President of the Ginger Beaumont Division.
In 1964 Midland Mites beat Sentry for the City Championship
Some of the old rules: Players could be released for any reason by the manager.
No girls can play on a little league team. All personnel must be above
"reproach". No coach or Manager can be in the coaching box. No Tobacco of any
form is allowed. Only 2 twelve year olds may pitch in a week and no more than 6
innings for each pitcher.
In 1965 and 1966 The Texaco Stars took back to back City Championships
In 1967 the PTR's (J.W. Peters Team) defeated the Texaco Stars for the City
Championship
In 1968 Little league tryouts are held for the more than 350 registrered players.
In 1969 John Seymore was President of the Ginger Beaumont Division and
Ronald Schiller was President for Frank Roth.
The Texaco Stars were the first undefeated team in 1969 with a record of 15-0
Nestle Morsels defeat the Whiz Kids for the City Championship in 1971
In 1973 Bill Branen donated the money to have two dugouts - 23 feet long at
Branen Field
In 1974 Jim Spiegelhoff is the President of both Frank Roth and Ginger
Beaumont leagues.
Sharon Mamath and Tammy Woodruff (commented to be 2 of the better
tryouts for little league) were not allowed to play because the rules stated it
was only for boys. There are court cases pending "in the East" to change
this rule. After years in the courts, the national little league were ordered to
allow girls to play and Sharon and Tammy became the first girls to play for
Burlington Little League.
Players pictures and names can be found in the June 25, 1975 issue of the
paper.
Keep checking back for more updates!
18 batter and 18 strike outs. Reinemans won 8-0 against Korky's.
The Minor League was comprised of 6 teams and 90 players.
In 1963 Wenzel (Bud) Tauscher was President of the Frank Roth Division. Jeff
Snyder was President of the Ginger Beaumont Division.
In 1964 Midland Mites beat Sentry for the City Championship
Some of the old rules: Players could be released for any reason by the manager.
No girls can play on a little league team. All personnel must be above
"reproach". No coach or Manager can be in the coaching box. No Tobacco of any
form is allowed. Only 2 twelve year olds may pitch in a week and no more than 6
innings for each pitcher.
In 1965 and 1966 The Texaco Stars took back to back City Championships
In 1967 the PTR's (J.W. Peters Team) defeated the Texaco Stars for the City
Championship
In 1968 Little league tryouts are held for the more than 350 registrered players.
In 1969 John Seymore was President of the Ginger Beaumont Division and
Ronald Schiller was President for Frank Roth.
The Texaco Stars were the first undefeated team in 1969 with a record of 15-0
Nestle Morsels defeat the Whiz Kids for the City Championship in 1971
In 1973 Bill Branen donated the money to have two dugouts - 23 feet long at
Branen Field
In 1974 Jim Spiegelhoff is the President of both Frank Roth and Ginger
Beaumont leagues.
Sharon Mamath and Tammy Woodruff (commented to be 2 of the better
tryouts for little league) were not allowed to play because the rules stated it
was only for boys. There are court cases pending "in the East" to change
this rule. After years in the courts, the national little league were ordered to
allow girls to play and Sharon and Tammy became the first girls to play for
Burlington Little League.
Players pictures and names can be found in the June 25, 1975 issue of the
paper.
Keep checking back for more updates!
| 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 |
On July 26th, 2008 The Little League honored volunteers and sponsors at the annual season
ending celebration “All Star Day” and established a Volunteer Hall of Fame, and a Sponsor Hall
of Fame. Burlington Little League Hall of Fame was established previously. Each year
individuals will be recognized and placed in the Hall of Fame for their respective
accomplishments and contributions to the Burlington Little League.
To kick off the 2008 season, the new Burlington Little League practice facility was dedicated to
Rollie Bauman, Hall of Fame member and Burlington Little League Historian. Appropriately, the
“Rollie Bauman Practice Pavilion” will house the History , Hall of Fame member
acknowledgements and memorabilia.
Kelley is working to establish Little League memorabilia and history. If you have any information,
or memorabilia, trophies, etc.
Please contact Kelley at 262-424-5715 or email kelley @bllbaseball.com
Honorees this year included:
Dr. Lief Erickson, Sr – co founder of the Burlington Little League 1958, Original Manager of the
“Whiz Kids” team – the only original team still in existence
Paul and Rhonda Sullivan – LaVelle – long time sponsors
The Winkler Family – Sentry – Sponsors since 1960
Dairy Queen – in 1960 the first Burlington Little League Fund Raiser was held; tickets for Ice
Cream Sundaes were sold.
Reinemans – team sponsor since 1959
Bill Branen – Hall of Fame member, Bill Branen was largely responsible for the establishment of
Branen Field in Burlington. He started as a Little League coach in 1964 for the Montgomery Ward
team. In 1974, when Montgomery Ward dropped sponsorship, the name of the team was
changed to the “Minis” … for the Standard Press Mini weekend newspaper. Branen was the
publisher of several Wisconsin newspapers, including the Burlington Standard Press.
When the Burlington Little League was established in 1958, there were 40 players, in 1968 there
were 350 registered players, and the 2008 season was 530 players strong!
There are numerous volunteers; sponsors, coaches, parents and board members that make
this youth program a success.
The Burlington Little League is a non profit organization, administered, organized and funded
by volunteers and sponsors. Without all of them, it would cease to exist.
ending celebration “All Star Day” and established a Volunteer Hall of Fame, and a Sponsor Hall
of Fame. Burlington Little League Hall of Fame was established previously. Each year
individuals will be recognized and placed in the Hall of Fame for their respective
accomplishments and contributions to the Burlington Little League.
To kick off the 2008 season, the new Burlington Little League practice facility was dedicated to
Rollie Bauman, Hall of Fame member and Burlington Little League Historian. Appropriately, the
“Rollie Bauman Practice Pavilion” will house the History , Hall of Fame member
acknowledgements and memorabilia.
Kelley is working to establish Little League memorabilia and history. If you have any information,
or memorabilia, trophies, etc.
Please contact Kelley at 262-424-5715 or email kelley @bllbaseball.com
Honorees this year included:
Dr. Lief Erickson, Sr – co founder of the Burlington Little League 1958, Original Manager of the
“Whiz Kids” team – the only original team still in existence
Paul and Rhonda Sullivan – LaVelle – long time sponsors
The Winkler Family – Sentry – Sponsors since 1960
Dairy Queen – in 1960 the first Burlington Little League Fund Raiser was held; tickets for Ice
Cream Sundaes were sold.
Reinemans – team sponsor since 1959
Bill Branen – Hall of Fame member, Bill Branen was largely responsible for the establishment of
Branen Field in Burlington. He started as a Little League coach in 1964 for the Montgomery Ward
team. In 1974, when Montgomery Ward dropped sponsorship, the name of the team was
changed to the “Minis” … for the Standard Press Mini weekend newspaper. Branen was the
publisher of several Wisconsin newspapers, including the Burlington Standard Press.
When the Burlington Little League was established in 1958, there were 40 players, in 1968 there
were 350 registered players, and the 2008 season was 530 players strong!
There are numerous volunteers; sponsors, coaches, parents and board members that make
this youth program a success.
The Burlington Little League is a non profit organization, administered, organized and funded
by volunteers and sponsors. Without all of them, it would cease to exist.
Preserving the past and establishing a future...
Burlington Little League 50th Season Celebration a Great Success
Everyone who attended the 50th Season
celebration on Saturday, July 25th
experienced history remembered and made.
The weather was perfect and everyone had a
great time in a very festive setting.
Once again, as it has been for the last 50
years, the Burlington community came
together to support a great season of youth
baseball and celebrate the numerous
volunteers who made the Burlington Little
League program what it is today.
It started as a comment between friends, and
with some initiative, in 1958 Roy McConnell,
Dr. Lief Erickson, Sr. and Dr Laird McNeel
founded what would become the Burlington
Little League one year later when Roy
McConnell requested the assistance of the
Lions Club. They sanctioned two leagues
with Little League, Inc and found 6 sponsors
for the 150+ boys that registered that year.
The two leagues would be named after
baseball legends from the Burlington area;
Frank Roth and Ginger Beaumont. Frank
Roth was a Burlington resident for 40 years,
he joined the White Sox in 1906 and helped
them win 2 pennants, in 1909 he went to
Cincinnati for 3 years, he then went to the
Yankees to become their first pitching coach.
Ginger Beaumont was born in Rochester
and later lived in Honey Creek and
Burlington. He was the first man ever to
come to the plate in the World Series. He
played for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Dr. Lief Erickson Sr and his wife, Betty,
attended the 50th Anniversary Celebration
and Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Dr
Erickson was reminiscent of how the
program was started, remembering Roy
McConnell and Dr. Laird McNeel, wishing
they could see what he saw, and in awe of
what it has become. “This is incredible, what
a fantastic program” Dr. Erickson said as he
watched the 12 year old All Stars play. He
threw out the first pitch for the game, the
players surrounded him, shaking his hand
and thanking him. “Burlington Little League
is a nonprofit organization, founded and
preserved by volunteers, emulating a sense
of community spirit in everyone touched by
the program. “It was an amazing piece of
history unfolding when the players
surrounded Dr. Erickson, waiting to shake
his hand. It was a proud moment I will never
forget.” said current President, Kelley
Albrecht.
Our appreciation goes out to all the sponsors
who donated funding as well as time,
materials, and talent.
Our thanks to Jay Poissant, a Burlington Little
League parent; he sang a beautiful rendition
of the Star Spangled Banner before the final
games of the season.
Also, thanks to all who helped organize the
event and to all our former board members
and families who attended.
Our deepest gratitude goes out to the Lions
Club for running the program for 30 years
and supporting it throughout the years. Were
it not for the forsight of these individuals:
Russ Wegge, Forrest Droster, Roy
McConnell, William Branen, Murray Dow,
Willard Agnew, Elmer Bauman and Vern
Wolf, we would not have the great program in
such a beautiful setting that we enjoy today.
There are countless volunteers who have
contributed to the success of the program, to
name a few; Bill Branen, Rollie Bauman,
William Ebbers, Glen Hintz, Joe Schiestle,
past Presidents: Gary Caliva, Bill
Schellpfeffer, Dr. Mike Anderson, Linda
Auseth, Kevin McKillip and Scott Behnke,
there are many more volunteers that gave
their time and talents, you can read the BLL
history documented over the years by Rollie
Bauman on the website: www.bllbaseball.
com.
The Burlington Little League Board would
like to thank all the sponsors, managers,
coaches, volunteers and parents for coming
together and giving their time to make this
season a memorable experience for the
players, and everyone involved, you are
appreciated.
celebration on Saturday, July 25th
experienced history remembered and made.
The weather was perfect and everyone had a
great time in a very festive setting.
Once again, as it has been for the last 50
years, the Burlington community came
together to support a great season of youth
baseball and celebrate the numerous
volunteers who made the Burlington Little
League program what it is today.
It started as a comment between friends, and
with some initiative, in 1958 Roy McConnell,
Dr. Lief Erickson, Sr. and Dr Laird McNeel
founded what would become the Burlington
Little League one year later when Roy
McConnell requested the assistance of the
Lions Club. They sanctioned two leagues
with Little League, Inc and found 6 sponsors
for the 150+ boys that registered that year.
The two leagues would be named after
baseball legends from the Burlington area;
Frank Roth and Ginger Beaumont. Frank
Roth was a Burlington resident for 40 years,
he joined the White Sox in 1906 and helped
them win 2 pennants, in 1909 he went to
Cincinnati for 3 years, he then went to the
Yankees to become their first pitching coach.
Ginger Beaumont was born in Rochester
and later lived in Honey Creek and
Burlington. He was the first man ever to
come to the plate in the World Series. He
played for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Dr. Lief Erickson Sr and his wife, Betty,
attended the 50th Anniversary Celebration
and Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Dr
Erickson was reminiscent of how the
program was started, remembering Roy
McConnell and Dr. Laird McNeel, wishing
they could see what he saw, and in awe of
what it has become. “This is incredible, what
a fantastic program” Dr. Erickson said as he
watched the 12 year old All Stars play. He
threw out the first pitch for the game, the
players surrounded him, shaking his hand
and thanking him. “Burlington Little League
is a nonprofit organization, founded and
preserved by volunteers, emulating a sense
of community spirit in everyone touched by
the program. “It was an amazing piece of
history unfolding when the players
surrounded Dr. Erickson, waiting to shake
his hand. It was a proud moment I will never
forget.” said current President, Kelley
Albrecht.
Our appreciation goes out to all the sponsors
who donated funding as well as time,
materials, and talent.
Our thanks to Jay Poissant, a Burlington Little
League parent; he sang a beautiful rendition
of the Star Spangled Banner before the final
games of the season.
Also, thanks to all who helped organize the
event and to all our former board members
and families who attended.
Our deepest gratitude goes out to the Lions
Club for running the program for 30 years
and supporting it throughout the years. Were
it not for the forsight of these individuals:
Russ Wegge, Forrest Droster, Roy
McConnell, William Branen, Murray Dow,
Willard Agnew, Elmer Bauman and Vern
Wolf, we would not have the great program in
such a beautiful setting that we enjoy today.
There are countless volunteers who have
contributed to the success of the program, to
name a few; Bill Branen, Rollie Bauman,
William Ebbers, Glen Hintz, Joe Schiestle,
past Presidents: Gary Caliva, Bill
Schellpfeffer, Dr. Mike Anderson, Linda
Auseth, Kevin McKillip and Scott Behnke,
there are many more volunteers that gave
their time and talents, you can read the BLL
history documented over the years by Rollie
Bauman on the website: www.bllbaseball.
com.
The Burlington Little League Board would
like to thank all the sponsors, managers,
coaches, volunteers and parents for coming
together and giving their time to make this
season a memorable experience for the
players, and everyone involved, you are
appreciated.
Dr. Erickson, Sr explains how it all began
photo compliments of Kathy Lindemann
photo compliments of Kathy Lindemann
Rollie Bauman throws out the first pitch
photo compliments of Kathy Lindemann
photo compliments of Kathy Lindemann
Rollie Bauman and his wife,Betty, also attend the
celebration. Rollie is a Hall of Fame member and a
lifetime member of the Board of Directors as well
as the league historian. He has given so much to
the little league over the last 50 years, including
raising funds needed to build the practice pavilion
that was dedicated in his honor last year. Rollie
threw out the first pitch at the 11 year old All Star
game at the year end celebration. “If it weren’t for
Rollie keeping the history over the years we would
have nothing to pass along to the children, it is
important for them to know where all this came
from, the sacrifices and initiative it took to make it
what it has become gives an amazing sense of
community. After Rollie threw out the first pitch, the
children surrounded him as he spoke to them, it
was a true picture of what this is all about.” said
Albrecht.
celebration. Rollie is a Hall of Fame member and a
lifetime member of the Board of Directors as well
as the league historian. He has given so much to
the little league over the last 50 years, including
raising funds needed to build the practice pavilion
that was dedicated in his honor last year. Rollie
threw out the first pitch at the 11 year old All Star
game at the year end celebration. “If it weren’t for
Rollie keeping the history over the years we would
have nothing to pass along to the children, it is
important for them to know where all this came
from, the sacrifices and initiative it took to make it
what it has become gives an amazing sense of
community. After Rollie threw out the first pitch, the
children surrounded him as he spoke to them, it
was a true picture of what this is all about.” said
Albrecht.
Richard Taylor was inducted into the Hall of Fame,
giving his time a talent over the last 50 years, it
was most appropriate that he became a Hall of
Fame Member on our 50th Anniversary. He is a
retired Kenosha teacher, his wife Carole Steinke,
is also a retired Burlington teacher. Dick began
volunteering for the little league in 1959, a
sophomore in High School, as an assistant coach
for the Montgomery Wards, his brother’s team,
managed by Forrest Bucholtz. That same year Dick
was a member of the BHS baseball team, and
they won the 1959 Southern Lakes Conference. In
1982 Dick was an assistant coach for his sons T
Ball team and the following year he managed the
Dairy Queen sponsored team. In 1984 he
managed a Minor league team and in 1985 he
managed the Majors Foster Forbes team. “The
President was Bill Schellpfeffer” Dick reminisces.
When Foster Forbes withdrew from sponsoring
the team, the Spiegelhoffs Pick N Save took over.
Dick retired from managing in 2006 to umpire and
he continues to serve on the board as Vice
President, Umpire in Chief, Tournament Director
and Field and Grounds Director. He is an
immeasurable asset to the program.
giving his time a talent over the last 50 years, it
was most appropriate that he became a Hall of
Fame Member on our 50th Anniversary. He is a
retired Kenosha teacher, his wife Carole Steinke,
is also a retired Burlington teacher. Dick began
volunteering for the little league in 1959, a
sophomore in High School, as an assistant coach
for the Montgomery Wards, his brother’s team,
managed by Forrest Bucholtz. That same year Dick
was a member of the BHS baseball team, and
they won the 1959 Southern Lakes Conference. In
1982 Dick was an assistant coach for his sons T
Ball team and the following year he managed the
Dairy Queen sponsored team. In 1984 he
managed a Minor league team and in 1985 he
managed the Majors Foster Forbes team. “The
President was Bill Schellpfeffer” Dick reminisces.
When Foster Forbes withdrew from sponsoring
the team, the Spiegelhoffs Pick N Save took over.
Dick retired from managing in 2006 to umpire and
he continues to serve on the board as Vice
President, Umpire in Chief, Tournament Director
and Field and Grounds Director. He is an
immeasurable asset to the program.
2007 Season League Standings
Team Name W L
Nationals 10 2
Marlins 6 6
Pirates 6 6
Cardinals 5 7
Giants 3 9
Nationals 10 2
Marlins 6 6
Pirates 6 6
Cardinals 5 7
Giants 3 9
Junior Division 13-14 yr olds
| Junior League Champions Nationals |
Ty Agnes, Eric Gerber, Derek Gill, Caleb Hewitt,
Nicholas Lichtenwalner, Dalton McCourt,
Jordan Milski, Christopher Smith, Caitlyn
Snyder, Matt Sturdevant, Jared Tenhagen
Head Coach: Dave Gill
Nicholas Lichtenwalner, Dalton McCourt,
Jordan Milski, Christopher Smith, Caitlyn
Snyder, Matt Sturdevant, Jared Tenhagen
Head Coach: Dave Gill
Ginger Beaumont Frank Roth
Team Name W L Team Name W L
Whiz Kids 12 4 Flippy's 11 5
Wheelers 9 7 Reineman's 10 6
Runzheimers 9 7 Korky's 10 6
Zarek Insurance 9 7 Sentry 9 7
Rustic Road 4 12 Camper's 6 10
Pharmacy Station 2 14 Air Liquide 4 12
Team Name W L Team Name W L
Whiz Kids 12 4 Flippy's 11 5
Wheelers 9 7 Reineman's 10 6
Runzheimers 9 7 Korky's 10 6
Zarek Insurance 9 7 Sentry 9 7
Rustic Road 4 12 Camper's 6 10
Pharmacy Station 2 14 Air Liquide 4 12
Majors Division 9-12 yr olds
| Major League City Champions Major League Ginger BeaumontDivision Champions Whiz Kids |
Minors Division 8-10 yr olds
Bryce Alvarez, Shawn Alverez, Jeff
Baumeister, Kelvin Bleiler, Jacob Bourdo,
Robbie Elsbury, Ben Golon, Trenton Howell,
Anthony Silverman, Noah Smith, Tanner
Strommen, Justin Young
Head Coach - Don Golon
Baumeister, Kelvin Bleiler, Jacob Bourdo,
Robbie Elsbury, Ben Golon, Trenton Howell,
Anthony Silverman, Noah Smith, Tanner
Strommen, Justin Young
Head Coach - Don Golon
| Minor League City Champions White Sox |
| Major League Frank Roth Division Champions Flippy's |
| Minor League Season Champions Marlins |
Christian Boarini, Zakary Burrow, Nathan
Collova, Andre Deriaz, Chase Frietag, Luke
Howard, Ryan Johnson, Tanner Kramer,
Jefferi McDonald, Jason Meisner, Andrew
Ohm, Royce Subrod, Alexander Weislak
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Collova, Andre Deriaz, Chase Frietag, Luke
Howard, Ryan Johnson, Tanner Kramer,
Jefferi McDonald, Jason Meisner, Andrew
Ohm, Royce Subrod, Alexander Weislak
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Gabe Barajas, Dylan, Brunner, Kyle
Crayton, Tony Davis, Tyler Krupp, Trevor
Meinholz, Jacob Reetz, Michael
Schroeder, Austin Smith, Bryan
Sturdevant, Skylar Vandusseldorp,
Logan Vos
Coaches: Don Golan, Mike Smith
Crayton, Tony Davis, Tyler Krupp, Trevor
Meinholz, Jacob Reetz, Michael
Schroeder, Austin Smith, Bryan
Sturdevant, Skylar Vandusseldorp,
Logan Vos
Coaches: Don Golan, Mike Smith
Cody Cowan, Houston Cowan, Ty
Dennis, Clayton Eastbrook, Ben
Heiligenthal, Matt Heiligethal, Jaron
McElvaney, Larry Meeks, Garrett
Schilling, Jacob Weidert, William
Weidert, Tyler Wiemer
Dennis, Clayton Eastbrook, Ben
Heiligenthal, Matt Heiligethal, Jaron
McElvaney, Larry Meeks, Garrett
Schilling, Jacob Weidert, William
Weidert, Tyler Wiemer
Coaches: Chris Weidert, Dave Heiligethal, Jim Cowan
2008 Season Results
| Congratulations to Nationals - Juniors 2008 Burlington Little League Junior City Champions Congratulations to Majors - Pharmacy Station 2008 Burlington Little League Major City Champions! Congratulations Minors - Brewers 2008 Burlington Little League Minor City Champions! |
Burlington Ginger Beaumont just completed its trip to 10/11 Year Old Little League State Tourney
in Verona.
To make it to state, Burlington had to win its District 6 Tourney in Greenfield. That included
teams from Oak Creek, Franklin, South Milwaukee, Greenfield, Kenosha, and Lakeland Little
Leagues. Burlington went 4-1 at District. Winning against Franklin American (10-2), Kenosha
National (22-4), and Lakeland (6-3). They advanced to Championship round where they had to
play Kenosha National again. As a double elimination format, Kenosha had to beat them twice
to do it. Kenosha beat them the first game (8-4), but Burlington regrouped in the final game and
won (10-2) to advance to the State Tourney in Verona.
The 10/11 Little League State Tourney was played in Verona on August 1 and concluded on
August 8. There are six Little League Districts in the state. The format for the tourney is to play
each district team in a pool play format. After the five games, the top (4) seeded teams play a
semi-final and winners play the championship. Burlington finished 4-1 and tied with
Germantown. Burlington received the 2nd seed as a result of their head to head loss with
Germantown. However they came up short losing to Appleton (4-3) in the semi-finals. Appleton
beat Verona in Championship (8-3) to win 10/11 Year old State Championship. Below are
recaps of the games at State.
Burlington 5 Antigo 4
Burlington held off a scrappy Antigo team, winning 5-4. Pacing the offense were Jake Webley,
Jacob Lindemann, Tyler Wiemer, and Houston Cowan. They all had singles and an RBI. Derek
Morrow had a double.
Kross Krueger pitched great. Going 5 innings w/ 10 K’s allowing only 4 runs. Jacob Lindemann
pitched a scoreless 6th to pick up the save. Great defensive plays were made by shortstop Eric
Behnke and rightfielder Louie Hardesty to put down potential Antigo rally’s.
Germantown 6 Burlington 3
Burlington fell short losing to Germantown 6-3. Trailing 4-0 in the fifth inning, Burlington rallied
for 3 runs in the bottom of the inning before stranding the potential the lead runs on base.
Offensive attack was led by Tanner Strommen, (2-3) 2 singles, Jake Webley (1-2), double 2 rbi’
s. Tyler Wiemer and Anthony Silverman had key hits and got on base each time they were up.
Cal SanFellipo pitched 4 strong innings, allowing only 4 runs while striking out 7. Jake Webley
and Lucas Lefebvre also pitched for Burlington. Houston Cowan played catcher extremely well
throwing out two baserunners attempting to steal.
Burlington 7 Eau Claire-Lowes Creek 3
This game was the most exciting game of the tournament. It was a pitchers battle that wasn’t
decided until extra innings. It was 1-1 going in to bottom of the 6th inning. Eau Claire proceeded
to load the bases with one out before Jacob Lindemann shut them down to force an extra frame.
In the top of the 7th, Burlington had first and third w/ 2 outs when the flood gates finally opened.
Eric Behnke had a base hit to score the lead run. Ben Heiligenthal, Jacob Lindemann, Tyler
Wiemer followed with singles and it was capped off with a 2 run triple by Houston Cowan.
Hitting stars for Burlington were Eric Behnke (2-4 single, double), Houston Cowan (2-4 single,
triple 3rbi’s), Tyler Wiemer (single, 2 walks), and Anthony Silverman (2-2, 2 singles)
Houston Cowan pitched very well for Burlington. He pitched Six innings, allowing 1 run while
striking out 4. Jacob Weidert had a great day catching behind the plate. He had a lot of nice
plays to save past balls and prevent runners from advancing. Ben Heiligenthal also had some
good plays at first base to keep the game close throughout. Jacob Lindemann closed out the
game by pitching 1 inning allowing 2 runs to earn the win.
Burlington 16 Appleton 6
Burlington fell behind 6-3 after 2 innings, but proceeded to score 13 runs over the next two
innings to down Appleton 16-6 in four innings. The 3rd inning rally was keyed by Lucas Lefebvre’
s towering homerun to right center. Leading the hitting attack for Burlington was Tyler Wiemer (3-
4, 3 singles), Eric Behnke (3-3, 3 singles, walk), Lucas Lefebvre (1-2, HR)
Eric Behnke and Jake Webley pitched for Burlington. Webley did not give up a hit in his two
innings of work to earn the win.
Burlington 10 Verona 4
Burlington rounded out pool play with a 10-4 victory over host Verona. Leading the offensive
attack for Burlington was Tanner Strommen, (4-4, 4 singles), Ben Heiligenthal (3-4, 2 singles,
double), Cal Sanfelippo (1-1, single), and Houston Cowan, (2-4, 2 singles.)
Burlington pitched numerous pitchers in this game. Cal Sanfelippo started and pitched very
well. Tanner Strommen picked up the win. Going 2 2/3 innings, allowing 4 runs. Also pitching
for Burlington was Jacob Lindemann, Kross Krueger, and Jacob Webley.
Appleton 4 Burlington 3
Burlington ended up playing Appleton in the semi-final round. Burlington came up short in the
rematch, falling 4-3. Trailing 4-2 in the top of the 6th inning. Tyler Wiemer started a rally with a
lead-off single. Kross Krueger and Houston Cowan followed with singles to make it a one run
game. Burlington was now trailing 4-3, with runners at first and second. That is where the
Burlington baserunners stayed as the Appleton pitchers closed it out for their win. Hitting stars
for Burlington were Houston Cowan and Kross Krueger both (2-2, 2 singles) and Louie Hardesty
(1-2, single and rbi).
Pitching for Burlington was Cal Sanfelippo(4 innings, 3 k’s, 2 earned runs) and Kross Krueger (1
inning).
in Verona.
To make it to state, Burlington had to win its District 6 Tourney in Greenfield. That included
teams from Oak Creek, Franklin, South Milwaukee, Greenfield, Kenosha, and Lakeland Little
Leagues. Burlington went 4-1 at District. Winning against Franklin American (10-2), Kenosha
National (22-4), and Lakeland (6-3). They advanced to Championship round where they had to
play Kenosha National again. As a double elimination format, Kenosha had to beat them twice
to do it. Kenosha beat them the first game (8-4), but Burlington regrouped in the final game and
won (10-2) to advance to the State Tourney in Verona.
The 10/11 Little League State Tourney was played in Verona on August 1 and concluded on
August 8. There are six Little League Districts in the state. The format for the tourney is to play
each district team in a pool play format. After the five games, the top (4) seeded teams play a
semi-final and winners play the championship. Burlington finished 4-1 and tied with
Germantown. Burlington received the 2nd seed as a result of their head to head loss with
Germantown. However they came up short losing to Appleton (4-3) in the semi-finals. Appleton
beat Verona in Championship (8-3) to win 10/11 Year old State Championship. Below are
recaps of the games at State.
Burlington 5 Antigo 4
Burlington held off a scrappy Antigo team, winning 5-4. Pacing the offense were Jake Webley,
Jacob Lindemann, Tyler Wiemer, and Houston Cowan. They all had singles and an RBI. Derek
Morrow had a double.
Kross Krueger pitched great. Going 5 innings w/ 10 K’s allowing only 4 runs. Jacob Lindemann
pitched a scoreless 6th to pick up the save. Great defensive plays were made by shortstop Eric
Behnke and rightfielder Louie Hardesty to put down potential Antigo rally’s.
Germantown 6 Burlington 3
Burlington fell short losing to Germantown 6-3. Trailing 4-0 in the fifth inning, Burlington rallied
for 3 runs in the bottom of the inning before stranding the potential the lead runs on base.
Offensive attack was led by Tanner Strommen, (2-3) 2 singles, Jake Webley (1-2), double 2 rbi’
s. Tyler Wiemer and Anthony Silverman had key hits and got on base each time they were up.
Cal SanFellipo pitched 4 strong innings, allowing only 4 runs while striking out 7. Jake Webley
and Lucas Lefebvre also pitched for Burlington. Houston Cowan played catcher extremely well
throwing out two baserunners attempting to steal.
Burlington 7 Eau Claire-Lowes Creek 3
This game was the most exciting game of the tournament. It was a pitchers battle that wasn’t
decided until extra innings. It was 1-1 going in to bottom of the 6th inning. Eau Claire proceeded
to load the bases with one out before Jacob Lindemann shut them down to force an extra frame.
In the top of the 7th, Burlington had first and third w/ 2 outs when the flood gates finally opened.
Eric Behnke had a base hit to score the lead run. Ben Heiligenthal, Jacob Lindemann, Tyler
Wiemer followed with singles and it was capped off with a 2 run triple by Houston Cowan.
Hitting stars for Burlington were Eric Behnke (2-4 single, double), Houston Cowan (2-4 single,
triple 3rbi’s), Tyler Wiemer (single, 2 walks), and Anthony Silverman (2-2, 2 singles)
Houston Cowan pitched very well for Burlington. He pitched Six innings, allowing 1 run while
striking out 4. Jacob Weidert had a great day catching behind the plate. He had a lot of nice
plays to save past balls and prevent runners from advancing. Ben Heiligenthal also had some
good plays at first base to keep the game close throughout. Jacob Lindemann closed out the
game by pitching 1 inning allowing 2 runs to earn the win.
Burlington 16 Appleton 6
Burlington fell behind 6-3 after 2 innings, but proceeded to score 13 runs over the next two
innings to down Appleton 16-6 in four innings. The 3rd inning rally was keyed by Lucas Lefebvre’
s towering homerun to right center. Leading the hitting attack for Burlington was Tyler Wiemer (3-
4, 3 singles), Eric Behnke (3-3, 3 singles, walk), Lucas Lefebvre (1-2, HR)
Eric Behnke and Jake Webley pitched for Burlington. Webley did not give up a hit in his two
innings of work to earn the win.
Burlington 10 Verona 4
Burlington rounded out pool play with a 10-4 victory over host Verona. Leading the offensive
attack for Burlington was Tanner Strommen, (4-4, 4 singles), Ben Heiligenthal (3-4, 2 singles,
double), Cal Sanfelippo (1-1, single), and Houston Cowan, (2-4, 2 singles.)
Burlington pitched numerous pitchers in this game. Cal Sanfelippo started and pitched very
well. Tanner Strommen picked up the win. Going 2 2/3 innings, allowing 4 runs. Also pitching
for Burlington was Jacob Lindemann, Kross Krueger, and Jacob Webley.
Appleton 4 Burlington 3
Burlington ended up playing Appleton in the semi-final round. Burlington came up short in the
rematch, falling 4-3. Trailing 4-2 in the top of the 6th inning. Tyler Wiemer started a rally with a
lead-off single. Kross Krueger and Houston Cowan followed with singles to make it a one run
game. Burlington was now trailing 4-3, with runners at first and second. That is where the
Burlington baserunners stayed as the Appleton pitchers closed it out for their win. Hitting stars
for Burlington were Houston Cowan and Kross Krueger both (2-2, 2 singles) and Louie Hardesty
(1-2, single and rbi).
Pitching for Burlington was Cal Sanfelippo(4 innings, 3 k’s, 2 earned runs) and Kross Krueger (1
inning).
The 2009 Ginger Beaumont Majors All Stars Experience
2009 All Star Teams Win District 6 Championship
2009 League Championships
Burlington Little League All Stars 2007
Josh Brey, Noah McFarland, Ben Vos, Chandler
Elmer, Zeke Isaacson, Payton Meinholz, Peyton
Loible, Nick Webley, Bret Moen, Caleb Kresken
Josh Lutkuwicz, Tyler Rieck, Sean Safar, Aaron
VanWyhe
Coaches: Tim Brey, Scott Safar, Jim Webley
Maddie Berezowitz, Dylan Molle, Jared
ZimmermanTyler Ebbott, Jacob Weithaus, Cade
Dirksmeyer,
Kyle Bonton, Cade Hines, Michael Rozell, Coultan
Weyrauch, Alex Nienhaus, Matthew Ohm, Johnny
Meyer, Lucas Zasada
Coach: Mike Rozell
ZimmermanTyler Ebbott, Jacob Weithaus, Cade
Dirksmeyer,
Kyle Bonton, Cade Hines, Michael Rozell, Coultan
Weyrauch, Alex Nienhaus, Matthew Ohm, Johnny
Meyer, Lucas Zasada
Coach: Mike Rozell
T-Ball Frank Roth 6 yr olds
Chase Arnold, Quinn Deford, Mauro Martinez,
Kieran Bieneman, Baily Blesser, Bryce
Morris,Riley Nelson, Reed Harper, Zach
Donnelly,
Andrew Kawalec, Matthew Stevens, Ryley
Willkomm
Coaches: Ron Morris, Bob Kawalec
Kieran Bieneman, Baily Blesser, Bryce
Morris,Riley Nelson, Reed Harper, Zach
Donnelly,
Andrew Kawalec, Matthew Stevens, Ryley
Willkomm
Coaches: Ron Morris, Bob Kawalec
T-Ball Ginger Beaumont 7 yr olds
Quinn Hupy, Declan Kipp, Derek Koenen,
Taylor Myzkewicz, Myles Jones, Eric Fettig,
Ryan Muelller, Kyle Derosier, Myles Derosier,
Reid Lang, Max Thomas
Coaches: Brent Hupy, Jamie Myzkewicz
Taylor Myzkewicz, Myles Jones, Eric Fettig,
Ryan Muelller, Kyle Derosier, Myles Derosier,
Reid Lang, Max Thomas
Coaches: Brent Hupy, Jamie Myzkewicz
T-Ball Frank Roth 7 yr olds
Jacob Kressin, Nicholas Kitral, Luke
Heiligenthal,Dexter Horn, Leland Weingart, Jared
Lindeman,
Cody Badger, Cole Kick, Michael Meinke, Kaleb
Tindall, Justin Meseburg
Coach: Dave Heiligenthal
Heiligenthal,Dexter Horn, Leland Weingart, Jared
Lindeman,
Cody Badger, Cole Kick, Michael Meinke, Kaleb
Tindall, Justin Meseburg
Coach: Dave Heiligenthal
Rookie Ginger Beaumont 7 yr olds
Rookie Ginger Beaumont 7 yr olds
Tyler Regner, Alex VanWyhe, John Pum,
Grant Tully, Joseph Tully, Nate Crayton,
Matt Stein, Logan Henning, Michael Frank,
Collin MCLaughlin, Jarred Kohout
Coach: Pat Tully
Grant Tully, Joseph Tully, Nate Crayton,
Matt Stein, Logan Henning, Michael Frank,
Collin MCLaughlin, Jarred Kohout
Coach: Pat Tully
Johnny Puntillo, Lance Otter, Nick Klug,
Shawn Chase, R J Larson, Jacob Muller,
Nathan Nelson, Lee Szmanda, Conner
Raboine, Carter Lang, Tyler Schilling, Zach
Campbell, Donal O'Sullivan, Ben Travis,
McKinley Herda
Coaches: Mark Campbell, Mike Raboine
Shawn Chase, R J Larson, Jacob Muller,
Nathan Nelson, Lee Szmanda, Conner
Raboine, Carter Lang, Tyler Schilling, Zach
Campbell, Donal O'Sullivan, Ben Travis,
McKinley Herda
Coaches: Mark Campbell, Mike Raboine
Rookie Ginger Beaumont 8 yr olds
Liam Safar, Connor Wegge, Cody Wozniak,
Alden Deford, Douglas Grant, Patrick Stagg,
Jack Miller, Zack Koch, Nathan Eisenhauer,
Ethan Wills, Mason Hudson, Boone Bubner
Coach: Scott Safar
Alden Deford, Douglas Grant, Patrick Stagg,
Jack Miller, Zack Koch, Nathan Eisenhauer,
Ethan Wills, Mason Hudson, Boone Bubner
Coach: Scott Safar
Rookie Ginger Beaumont 8 yr olds
Minors 9-10 yr olds - National
Minors 9-10 yr olds - American
Majors Ginger Beaumont 9-10 yr old
Luke Gannon, Eric Behnke, Brian Dankle, Bryan
Batchelor , Tristan Steiner, Trevor Steiner, Ben
Heilgenthal, James Tully , C J Schiller, Brad
Burling, Dane Helnore, Frankie Hozeska, Colin
Sewell, Jacob Weidert , Tyler Wiemer
Coaches: Dave Heilgenthal , Andy Tully, Scott
Behnke
Batchelor , Tristan Steiner, Trevor Steiner, Ben
Heilgenthal, James Tully , C J Schiller, Brad
Burling, Dane Helnore, Frankie Hozeska, Colin
Sewell, Jacob Weidert , Tyler Wiemer
Coaches: Dave Heilgenthal , Andy Tully, Scott
Behnke
Majors Frank Roth 9-10 yr old
Zach Morrow, Josh Ketterhagen, Eric
Johnson, Mitch Klug, Ryan Simenson, Isaiah
Brenner, Erik Viel, Conner McDonnell,
Nathanial Sibley, Bryan Sturdevant, Tyler
Krupp, Nick Otter, Cal Tully
Coaches: Brad Otter, Terry Simenson, Brad
Brenner
Johnson, Mitch Klug, Ryan Simenson, Isaiah
Brenner, Erik Viel, Conner McDonnell,
Nathanial Sibley, Bryan Sturdevant, Tyler
Krupp, Nick Otter, Cal Tully
Coaches: Brad Otter, Terry Simenson, Brad
Brenner
Majors Ginger Beaumont 11 yr old
Nick Haisler, Mark Wallace, Marshall White,
Sheldon Grant, Ty Dennis, Larry Meeks, Scott
Vyhanek, Skyler Krause, Tyler VonAllmen, Zach
Mehring, Chad Redmer, Bennet Conrardy , Zach
Gestalund
Coaches: Mark Wallace, Mitch Vyhanek , Rob
Redmer
Sheldon Grant, Ty Dennis, Larry Meeks, Scott
Vyhanek, Skyler Krause, Tyler VonAllmen, Zach
Mehring, Chad Redmer, Bennet Conrardy , Zach
Gestalund
Coaches: Mark Wallace, Mitch Vyhanek , Rob
Redmer
Majors Frank Roth 11 yr old
Austin Epping, Luke Hesse, Nathan Klug,
Marcus Lois, Wyatt Miller, Sam Skrundz, James
Muller, Kyle Crayton, Logan Vos, Tony Rudolph,
Alec Wegge, Danny Sippel, Noah Keown
Coaches:`Jeff Klug, Bob Epping, Ken Lois
Marcus Lois, Wyatt Miller, Sam Skrundz, James
Muller, Kyle Crayton, Logan Vos, Tony Rudolph,
Alec Wegge, Danny Sippel, Noah Keown
Coaches:`Jeff Klug, Bob Epping, Ken Lois
Clayton Eastbrook, Cody Cowan, Garrett Schilling,
Matt Gilanyi, Sam Greening, Eric Zeman, Jay
Essman, Carson Meinholz, Nick Bartlett, Austin
Harris, Kyle Carrol, Baron Franzke, Spencer
Warner, Matt Heilgenthal, William Weidert
Coaches: Steve Bartlett, Mike Essman, Rick
Carrol
Matt Gilanyi, Sam Greening, Eric Zeman, Jay
Essman, Carson Meinholz, Nick Bartlett, Austin
Harris, Kyle Carrol, Baron Franzke, Spencer
Warner, Matt Heilgenthal, William Weidert
Coaches: Steve Bartlett, Mike Essman, Rick
Carrol
Majors Ginger Beaumont 12 yr old
Majors Frank Roth 12 yr old
Nathan Fischer, Brody Fitzpatrick, Nolan Friend,
James Penzel, Ryan Kolczaski, Jack Simenson,
Kasey Solofra, Aaron Viel, Ross Canales,
Nathan Maki, Austin Smith, Jacob Reetz, Cody
Miller, Jesse Busch
Coach: Don Golon
James Penzel, Ryan Kolczaski, Jack Simenson,
Kasey Solofra, Aaron Viel, Ross Canales,
Nathan Maki, Austin Smith, Jacob Reetz, Cody
Miller, Jesse Busch
Coach: Don Golon
Ben Golon, Anthony Silverman, Tanner
Strommen, Justin Young, Austin Madsen,
Aaron Mutter, Callen Sanfelippo, Aaron
Sturdevant, Dale Damon, Jacob Drettwan, Tyler
Kirkeeng, Ben Waldenmeyer, Clayton DeFord,
Tate Harper, Tyler Harper, Cole Miller
Coaches: Jeff Fischer, Paul Gannon, Don Golan,
Tim Robers
Strommen, Justin Young, Austin Madsen,
Aaron Mutter, Callen Sanfelippo, Aaron
Sturdevant, Dale Damon, Jacob Drettwan, Tyler
Kirkeeng, Ben Waldenmeyer, Clayton DeFord,
Tate Harper, Tyler Harper, Cole Miller
Coaches: Jeff Fischer, Paul Gannon, Don Golan,
Tim Robers
Jacob Lindemann, Daniel Santos , Jacob
Webley, Joseph Joerndt, Zakary Burrow,
Nathan Collova, Chase Frietag, Ryan Johnson,
Owen Dirksmeyer, Brian Fallon, Reid Moen,
Brandon VandeHei, Bryce Filer, Kyle Jones,
Ryley Orszula, Evan Schlitz
Coaches: Chris Tipton, Brad Schlitz, Jim Webley,
Joe Vande Hei
Webley, Joseph Joerndt, Zakary Burrow,
Nathan Collova, Chase Frietag, Ryan Johnson,
Owen Dirksmeyer, Brian Fallon, Reid Moen,
Brandon VandeHei, Bryce Filer, Kyle Jones,
Ryley Orszula, Evan Schlitz
Coaches: Chris Tipton, Brad Schlitz, Jim Webley,
Joe Vande Hei
2009 Majors League Season Standings
As of 6/25 Final Standings
Ginger Beaumont W L Frank Roth W L
Wheelers
Pharmacy Station
Zarek
Fidelity Title
Whiz Kids
Runzheimers
Pharmacy Station
Zarek
Fidelity Title
Whiz Kids
Runzheimers
Flippys
Campers
Sentry
Reinemans
Air Liquede
Korky's
Campers
Sentry
Reinemans
Air Liquede
Korky's
13
12
10
7
5
3
12
10
7
5
3
3
4
6
9
11
13
4
6
9
11
13
11
11
9
8
4
3
11
9
8
4
3
5
5
7
8
12
13
5
7
8
12
13
2009 Minor League Season Standings
| Team Name W-L-T as of 6/30 |
Burlington Bees
Diamond Jaxx
Muck Dogs
MudCats
RockHounds
Scrappers
SideWinders
Timber Rattlers
Diamond Jaxx
Muck Dogs
MudCats
RockHounds
Scrappers
SideWinders
Timber Rattlers
7-3-0
5-4-1
5-5-0
3-5-2
9-1-0
4-6-0
2-7-1
4-6-0
5-4-1
5-5-0
3-5-2
9-1-0
4-6-0
2-7-1
4-6-0