Winter 2026 Standings

 Winter 2026 White League Standings

White League Standings
Games thru -   Ttuesday    February 10, 2026
Team Wins Losses Ties Win Pct.
Kraker Biszantz Realty 3 0 0 1.000
Dynamic Wealth Management 2 0 1 0.833
Northwest Physical Therapy 1 2 0 0.333
Homesmart - Paulette Ezell 1 2 0 0.333
Susys Home Cleaning 0 1 2 0.333
Backbone Chiropractic 0 2 1 0.167
Kraker Biszantz 12   Northwest Physical Therapy 0
Kraker Biszantz:  Great day for softball at the Field of Dreams today!  Kraker Biszantz played a great game, winning 12-0 in a 6-inning game.  Dave Anthony pitched a gem with a shutout.  Several great catches in the outfield and solid play from the whole infield contributed to an outstanding defensive effort.  
Leading hitters were Murray Fairweather 3/3 with a double, Paul Johne 3/4 (double), Brad Johnson 3/4 with the game winning double, Howard Sumner, Randy Ratcliff, Lou Provenzano, and Brian Martin(double) were all 2/3.  Glenn Griffin(double), David Power, and Ted Grove were 2/4. 
NWPT:    In another beautiful Arizona our Northwest Physical Therapy team forgot to bring our bats as we lost to Kraker in a 12-0 six inning shortened affair, The combination of excellent Kraker defense and our ineffective hitting resulted in us getting only 6 hits and not a runner past second base.
Susy's 14  Backbone Chiro 14
Susy's:  Susy’s Home Cleaning and Backbone Chiropractic fought toe-to-toe through seven innings, but neither team could manage to make the game-winning play in the end.  Both teams had some excellent moments, but the other team always matched it.  Defensively for Susy’s, Mitch Craun and Tim Brown made some critical catches in the outfield as did Mark Beckner, Brad Johnson and Gary Armstrong in the infield.  Pitcher John Recob was his usual steady self on the hill and gave us a chance to win in this nail-biter.
Offensively, Patrick Burnett ripped three hits and scored twice, Kim Hurd also smacked three hits and scored once, sub Brad Johnson smoked two singles and scored twice, Mark Beckner drilled two singles (3 RBI) and scored twice, Mitch Craun cracked three singles (2 RBI) and scored three times, Gary Armstrong hammered three hits (triple, 4 RBI) and scored once, John Recob pounded three hits (double, 2 RBI) and scored twice, Jon Chlebeck connected on three singles (RBI), Kim Macqueen banged two hits (RBI), Tim Brown delivered a single (RBI), and Dick Hansen nailed a single and scored once.  A tie is better than a loss, but we are hungry for a win!  Thank you to Brad Johnson for subbing and Sally Beckner for keeping our scorebook today.
Backbone:   BackBone Chiropractic trailed Susy's Home Cleaning for most of the game before scoring 3 runs in the bottom of the 7th inning to salvage a 14-14 tie.  Allen Bellew 3 for 3 plated 4 runs.  Sean Baker 2 for 3 with two sacrifice flies. last minute replacement Becky Holliday 3 for 3 with a sacrifice fly, and sub Don Cole with a hit, walk and sacrifice fly each had 2 RBI.  Rick Pearson 3 for 4 with a walk and double, Frank Baumann with a sacrifice fly, and pitcher Dennis Karcher with a hit each added a RBI.  Dennis Vance 2 for 3 with a double and a walk scored 3 runs; and made several outstanding catches to keep BackBone in the game.  Nick Hermann went 4 for 4 with a double and 2 runs scored.  Bob Lessard was 3 for 4 with 3 runs scored and made the decisive catch on a well hit ball to assure that no runs would score in the top of the 7th.
Dynamic Wealth 17  Homesmart 13   
Dynamic:  Dynamic Wealth Management, and Homesmart - Paulette Ezell Realty played a tight game on another beautiful day at the Field of Dreams. Jumping out to a 5 to 2 lead after one, the money managers briefly fell behind 8 - 7 in the visitors half of 3rd, only to plate 2 runs in the home half of the 3rd to retake the lead 9 - 8. Dynamic Wealth tacked on a run in the bottom of the 4th making it a 10  - 8 money manager lead. The Realtors scored 3 runs in the top of the 5th taking an 11 - 10 temporary lead, to then watch Dynamic Wealth score 2 in the bottom of the 5th to retake the lead 12 - 11. The Realtors retook the  lead 13 - 12, scoring 2 more runs in the visitors half of the 6th. Dynamic Wealth Management answered big in the home half of the 6th inning, scoring 5 huge runs to retake the lead 17 - 13. The money managers took the field in the 7th inning and held Homesmart scoreless for the 2nd time in the game. Final score, Dynamic Wealth Management 17, Homesmart - Paulette Ezell Realty 13. It was a fun, well fought, closely contested game.
Leading the Dynamic Wealth offense and going perfect at the plate were Jeff Heary and Frank Carter. Jeff went 4 for 4 with 3 runs scored and an RBI. Frank was 3 for 3 with a walk, hit a triple, scored twice and knocked in 2.  Dave Nathe, Chuck Frazier and Chris Espejo were all 3 for 4. Dave hit a triple, scored 2 runs, and drove in 4 runs. Chuck scored 2 and drove in 2. Chris scored a run. Dave Swanson was 2 for 3, scored a run and knocked in a run. Becky Holliday, Paul Larson, John Gavazza and John Hammel all had 2 hits. With Becky knocking in 3 big runs and scoring 1 run. Paul had a run scored and 2 RBI. John Gavazza had 2 runs scored and 1 RBI.  John Hammel had a run scored. Sub Mike Dakak scored a run and added an RBI. Another nice team win! Way to come up big when we need it! Thanks to Mike Dakak for subbing! 
Homesmart:  Another perfect day for softball. HomeSmart Paulette Ezell met Dynamic Wealth Management at the Field of Dreams in a hotly contested game with Dynamic prevailing in the end. HomeSmart started the game getting two runs across in the first inning but Dynamic countered with five of their own. HomeSmart scored one run in the second and Dynamic scored two making it a 7-3 game after two. HomeSmart bats came alive in the third scoring five runs and holding Dynamic to two….8-9. HomeSmart was unable to score in their half of the fourth but allowed Dynamic one run. HomeSmart fought back for three runs in the fifth and held Dynamic to two runs. The sixth inning saw HomeSmart scoring two runs but Dynamic scored five making the score 17-13 going into the seventh. HomeSmart was able to score one run in the seventh but came up short in the final tally.
HomeSmart had a season high of 25 hits in the game with the leading hitters being Jim Courtney (4/4), Tim Schiewe (4/4), Mark Cemensky (4/4) and Dan Newman (3/4). Four more players had two hits each. We generally played good defense but did have some mistakes that we typically would not make. 
Congratulations to Dynamic Wealth Management on an excellent game. Thanks to Chip Stanczak and Mike Sterricker for umpiring and Todd Fletcher for scoreboard. Thanks also to Jeff and Cathy for coaching and scorebook.
White League Standings
Games thru -  Tuesday    February 5, 2026
Team Wins Losses Ties Win Pct.
Kraker Biszantz Realty 2 0 0 1.000
Dynamic Wealth Management 1 0 1 0.750
Northwest Physical Therapy 1 1 0 0.500
Homesmart - Paulette Ezell 1 1 0 0.500
Susys Home Cleaning 0 1 1 0.250
Backbone Chiropractic 0 2 0 0.000

 

Dynamic Wealth 15  Susy's 15
Dynamic:    Dynamic Wealth Management, and Susy’s Home Cleaning, played a time clock shortened 6 inning game on a windy, but beautiful day at the Field of Dreams. In a see-saw battle the money managers were up 4-2 after 1. Down 7-4 after 2. Tied at 8 after 3. Down 11-9 after 4. And further down 15-11 after 5. Becky Holliday’s pitching, and the defense, held Susy scoreless in the top of the 6th inning, laying the groundwork for a Dynamic Wealth comeback in the home half of the final frame. The bottom of the order came up huge again. Scoring a couple of runs, knocking in a couple of runs, and turning the lineup over to the top. John Hammel had a huge two run double to tie the game up in the 6th. Unfortunately the game ended there as a tie, as a pinch running faux pas caused the 3rd out of the inning to be registered without a swing of the next at bat. Coulda, woulda, shoulda. I won’t make that same mistake twice! Final score Dynamic Wealth 15, Susy’s Home Cleaning 15. 

Leading the Dynamic Wealth offense and going perfect at the plate were Frank Carter, Jeff Heary, and Becky Holliday. All going 4 for 4. Also perfect was Dave Swanson going 3 for 3 with a walk. Frank hit a double, scored 2 runs, and drove in 3. Jeff hit 2 doubles, scored 3 runs, and drove in 1. Becky scored 2 runs and had 1 RBI. Dave scored twice and knocked in 1. Chris Espejo was 3 for 4 with a run scored and a run knocked in. John Hammel was 3 for 5, hit a double and a triple, had 2 runs scored, and 3 RBI. Dave Nathe and Jeff Tucker each had 2 hits. With Dave scoring a run, and knocking in a run. Jeff scored a run and drove in 2 runs. Thanks to Jeff Tucker for subbing!
 
Susy's:  In a seesaw game on another beautiful day at the Field of Dreams,  Susy’s Home Cleaning and Dynamic Wealth battled to a fantastic 15-15 tie.  There were a lot of outstanding defensive plays made by Susy’s players today to back up another fine pitching performance by John Recob.  Many of those fine plays were made by Mitch Craun, Patrick Burnett, sub Bud Bandfield, sub Brian Walters and Gary Armstrong. 
Offensively for Susy’s Home Cleaning, Patrick Burnett went a perfect 4/4 and scored three times, Kim Hurd racked up two hits (triple) and scored once, sub Brian Walters pounded a single and scored twice, Mitch Craun blasted a single and a triple and scored twice, Gary Armstrong recorded a perfect 4/4, John Recob drilled two hits and scored once, Jon Chlebeck ripped two hits, Kim Macqueen ripped two hits and a sac fly and scored twice, Tim Brown and Dick Hansen each lined a single and scored once, and sub Bud Bandfield delivered a perfect 3/3 and scored twice.  It was a fun and exciting game right down to the last out in the bottom of the seventh!  Thanks to subs Bud Bandfield and Brian Walters as well as third base coach Troy Macqueen and scorekeeper Chris Koch for helping us out today.  
Kraker Biszantz 15  Backbone  10
Kraker Biszantz:  Again, another great softball day.  KB didn’t get rolling until the 2nd inning but managed four runs in the 2nd and five in the 3rd inning.  Three more in the 5th one in the 6th and two more in the 7th sealed the game with a 15-10 win over Backbone.  
Hitters today were Murray Fairweather going 3/4; Brad Johnson 3/4 and a double; David Power 2/4; Dave Anthony 2/4; Howard Sumner 3/4 and a walk; Randy Ratcliff 2/4; Brian Martin 2/3 and a sac fly; Ted Grove 4/4; and Lou Provenzano 4/4 and a double.   Our defense today was stellar, thanks guys!!!  We had 27 total hits.  Great day for the green guys.   
Backbone:   BackBone Chiropractic dropped its 2nd game of the new season by a 15-10 margin.  Allen Bellew 2 for 4 with a double and Ed Baumann accounted for 3 RBI each.  Curt Rhoades 2 for 4, Ken Krzeminski 2 for 3 with a walk, Nick Hermann with a hit and sacrifice fly, and pitcher Dennis Karcher with a hit each added a RBI. Dennis Vance 3 for 4 with a double scored twice.  Special thanks to sub Dave Maligro with a hit and walk.  defensively the team turned 4 double plays and made aome key catches to shut down rallies; but, it wasn't enough to overcome a strong Kraker Biszantz team.
Homesmart 8  NW Physical Therapy 7   
Homesmart:   The early game today found the HomeSmart-Paulette Ezell team hosting the Northwest Physical Therapy team at the Field of Dreams. The therapists scored three runs in the top of the first inning while holding the realtors scoreless. Homesmart was able to blank the therapists in the second inning while scoring one run in their half. Homesmart was again able to hold Northwest scoreless in the third inning while plating the maximum five runs. HomeSmart’s solid defense held Northwest scoreless again in the fourth and the realtors were able to put up one more run in their at bat. Each team scored one run in the fifth inning, then Northwest scored two runs in the sixth to pull within two runs of HomeSmart with the score being 8-6 going into the seventh and final inning. Northwest scored one run before HomeSmart closed the game on a great running catch by RCF Tim Schiewe. Congratulations to the Northwest Physical Therapy Team on a well played game.
Leading hitters for HomeSmart were Tom Gruzs (3/3), Steve Willoughby (3/4), Jim Courtney (2/4), Bill Tierney (2/3), Mark Cemensky (2/3) and Larry Radant (2/3). Everyone contributed to this win with hits, base running and solid defensive play.
Thanks to Ken Krzeminski and Bob Lessard for umpiring and Roger Gabbart for scoreboard. Thanks also to Jeff and Cathy for coaching and scorekeeping.
NWPT:  Our NW Physical Therapy team and and Homesmart battled until the final out. Trailing 8-7 in the last inning, Jeff Tucker banged one to  the gap with 2 on base, only to see Tim Schiewe make a running catch to end the game at that score. Our defense was much better than Tuesday, but our offense slipped a bit as it was shut out 3 different innings as the Homesmart  squad made several nice plays in the oufield to cut short NWPT rallies. The top of the order for our team, Greg Martin, Wes Green, Frank Sandomenico, Randy Van Wagner, and Jeff Tucker  combined for 13 hits and all of the RBI's for our team.. Wayne Weidenbach pitched well and contributed a triple. Top defensive plays were made by Fletcher and Ray Ray. Mike Sterricker drew a bases loaded walk to go along with a single. All in all, a good effort by our boys, but not enough hitting.
White League Standings
Games thru -  Tuesday    February 3, 2026
Team Wins Losses Ties Win Pct.
Kraker Biszantz Realty 1 0 0 1.000
Dynamic Wealth Management 1 0 0 1.000
Northwest Physical Therapy 1 0 0 1.000
Susys Home Cleaning 0 1 0 0.000
Homesmart - Paulette Ezell 0 1 0 0.000
Backbone Chiropractic 0 1 0 0.000

 

Dynamic Wealth 17  Backbone  16
Dynamic:  Well that was a blast! On an absolutely stunning day at the Field of Dreams, Backbone Chiropractic, and Dynamic Wealth Management, battled on opening day of the Winter White League season. It was an old fashioned taffy pull that neither team wanted to lose. It was 5 - 4 Backbone after 1 inning. 9 all after 3 innings. 10 all after 4 innings. Finally, in the 5th inning, the money managers snuck ahead 13 -11. Only to have the back crackers come back with 5 runs in the top of the 6th to take a 16 - 13 lead. In the home half of the 6th, now down by 3 runs, it was tight sphincter time for the money managers. With the heart of the order coming up, Dynamic Wealth reached deep down with grit, and ripped 5 straight hits. 3 hole hitter Dave Nathe led off with a double. Cleanup man Jeff Heary ripped a double knocking in Dave Nathe. The 5 hole batter John Gavazza, hit a single moving Heary to 3rd. In the 6th spot, Chuck Frazier knocked a single, scoring Heary, moving Gavazza to 3rd. Newcomer Frank Carter came to the plate and doubled. Scoring Gavazza from 3rd, and Frazier all the way from 1st, with the money managers taking a 17 to 16 lead. It was now time to take the 1 run lead and protect it in the field. For Backbone in the top of the 7th inning, it was 4 batters, one hit, a double, and the potential tying run stranded at 2nd base when the last out was secured. What a game! What a start to the Winter season! If this is an indication of the competition and excitement of this new season I’m glad that I’m getting AED training this weekend! It’s going to be a heartstopper of a season!
Dynamic Wealth offensively was led by new club member Frank Carter, Jeff Heary, and Dave Nathe, all perfect at the plate. Frank was 4 for 4, with a run scored, and the big 2 run double in the 6th inning knocking in the tying and winning runs. Jeff was 3 for 3 with a double, 2 runs, and 2 RBI. Dave was 3 for 3 with a double, 2 runs scored, and 2 knocked in. Going 3 for 4 were Chris Espejo, Chuck Frazier, Kevin Katsuki and John Gavazza. Chris hit a triple, scored 2 runs, and drove in 2. Chuck hit a double, scored twice, and knocked in 3 runs. Kevin hit a double,  scored 3 runs, and drove in 3 runs. John scored once and knocked in a run. John Hammel added 2 hits with a run scored and a run knocked in. Becky Holliday, Paul Larson and Dave Swanson all scored runs, with Becky adding an RBI. This was an all around team win! 
Baackbone:  In a highly competitive game, BackBone Chiropractic dropped a 17-16 decision to Dynamic Wealth Management after taking a 16-13 lead in the top of the 6th inning.  The sun proved challenging as Dynamic Wealth launched a number of sun balls into the outfield that resulted in runs.  Offensively, BackBone pounded out 29 hits, including 4 doubles and 2 triples to score 16 runs.  The team was led by Dennis Vance 3 for 5 with a triple and Ken Krzeminski 3 for 4 with a double each with 4 RBI.  Rick Pearson 4 for 5 with a double and triple and Bob Lessard 4 for 4 with a double each plated 2 runs.  Allen Bellew 3 for 4 with a double, Nick Hermann 2 for 3 with a walk, sun Dave Maligro with 2 hits, and pitcher Dennis Karcher with 3 hits each added a RBI.
Kraker Biszantz 11  Homesmart 4
Kraker Biszantz:  A beautiful afternoon at the ballpark today.  Kraker Biszantz played our first game of the winter season and came out on top by a score of 11-4.  We only led by 1 after two innings but a 4 and 5 run 3rd and 4th put us ahead the rest of the way.  Leading hitters were Howard Sumner 3/3, Paul Johne 3/4 with a double, Brad Johnson 3/4, David Power, Sub Dennis Kartcher, and Lou Provenzano all 2/3, Murray Fairweather 2/4 with a triple, and Glenn Griffin 2/4.  Everyone had at least one hit and the whole team played solid defense.  Thanks to sub Dennis Kartcher for pitching a great game.  The guys played real well together for the first time as a team.
Homesmart:  The winter session started today with the Homesmart - Paulette Ezell team taking on the Kraker Biszantz team on an absolutely beautiful day. Homesmart failed to score in the top half of the first inning but allowed Kraker to score one run. Each team scored a run in the second inning. Homesmart was held scoreless in the third inning and scored one run in the fourth. Unfortunately Kraker was able to score four runs in the third and five in the fourth making it an 11-2 game after four. Homesmart was able to score one run in the fifth while blanking Kraker. Neither team was able to score in the sixth and the score was 11-3 going into the seventh. Homesmart was able to add one more run in the seventh but could not overcome the deficit. Final score 11-4. Congratulations to the Kraker Biszantz team on the win.
Leading hitters for Homesmart were Tim Schiewe, Greg Carley and Mark Cemensky, each with two hits.
Thanks to the umpires and scoreboard operator. Also thanks to Jeff Smith for coaching and Cathy Radant for keeping the scorebook.
NW Physical Therapy 21  Susy's 16 
NWPT:  he third game of the day was interesting to say the least. Both teams had some unexpected fielding issues that led to a lot of runs early. NWPT was able to make enough plays for the win highlighted by Frank Dominico’s diving catch. Mike Sterricker played a very solid 2B and was 4-4 in his debut. Mike Hefty was 3 for 4 in his debut. In a statistical anomaly every NWPT batter had at least one RBI and one run scored and all had at least two hits.  31 for 43 will win lots of games. That said Suzy’s 16 runs will also win most games. Thanks to Jeff Tucker for subbing and another amazing slide into 3B.
Susy's:  The Susy’s Home Cleaning team battled the NW Physical Therapy team head to head through four innings, but trailed 14-13.  After that, Susy’s Home Cleaning was outscored 7-3 by the NW Physical Therapists for a final score of 21-16.  Excellent defensive plays were turned in by the following Susy’s Home Cleaning players: Kim Macqueen, Tim Brown, Mark Beckner, Mitch Craun (editors note-You look good in pink Mitch) and Gary Armstrong.  At the same time, we expect to make more positive defensive plays going forward.
Offensively, Patrick Burnett drilled three hits and scored once, Kim Hurd pounded three hits (2 RBI) and scored three times, Mark Beckner slugged three hits, Mitch Craun hammered three hits (4 RBI) and scored once, Ronnie Silberman collected two hits (RBI) and scored once, Gary Armstrong cracked three hits (3 RBI) and scored twice, John Recob banged three hits (RBI) and scored once, Jon Chlebeck blasted three hits (triple, 3 RBI) and scored once, Kim Macqueen ripped a single and scored once, Tim Brown smoked two hits (RBI), and Dick Hansen collected three hits (triple, double, RBI) and scored twice.  Thanks to Sally Beckner for an outstanding job keeping  our scorebook.  Congrats to the NW Physical Therapy team on their opening day win.

 

White League Standings
Games thru -  Thursday   January 29,  2026
Team Wins Losses Ties Win Pct.
Backbone Chiropractic 14 4 0 0.778
Thomas Pham Dentistry 11 6 1 0.639
Kraker Biszantz Realty 10 7 1 0.583
Susy's Home Cleaning 7 11 0 0.389
Dynamic Wealth Management 6 11 1 0.361
Homesmart - Paulette Ezell 4 13 1 0.250

 

Backbone  12  Homesmart 4
Backbone:  After clinching the White League Championship on Tuesday, BackBone Chiropractic closed out the season by winning by a final score of 12-4 over Homesmart to finish with a 14-4 won-loss record.   Every player had at least one hit en route to the win.  More remarkable, the defense with no player except Randy Biko and Dennis Vance at a position played during the season, was at its best.  Patrick Hansen made two catches in deep right center and also threw a runner out at first base.  Greg Martin made several nice plays at 3rd base.  Richard Szymesko caught every ball hit to the Rover position and also threw a runner at 1st base from short center.  Offensively, the team leaders with 2 RBi each were catcher Chip Stanczak 3 for 3 with a triple; left center fielder Tim Schiewe 3 for 4 with a double; Tom Gruzs 2 for 3; and Greg Martin 2 for 3.  Winning pitcher Randy Biko 2 for 3 with a walk, shortstop Frank Sandomenico with a hit, second baseman Ken Krzeminski with a hit, and left fielder Jim Opyd with a hit each plated a run.  Dennis Vance went 3 for 4 with a double on the day; and Patrick finished the season 1 for 2 with a walk and 2 runs scored.  
Homesmart:  Well it was the last game of the season and unfortunately the results are the same.  The Homesmart Ezell Realtors just couldn't put a complete game together and lost today by a score of 12-4.  The weather was perfect the crowd was great and our opponents hit very well.  The highlight of the game was relief pitcher John Recob came in and pitched a great game in relief.   Although the season is over we need to thank our manager Randy VanWagner for sticking with us in the good and bad times.  Thanks Randy.  See you all next season.
Kraker Biszantz 16  Susy's  4
Kraker Biszantz:  On a cold morning for the last game of the season the hot Kraker Biszantz Realty team didn’t disappoint, keeping up the hitting and playing great defense.  We scored 5 in the bottom of the 1st and never looked back.  Winning pitcher Dennis Kartcher pitched a gem holding Susy’s Home Cleaning to just 4 runs in 6 innings, final score 16-4. Offensively we made use of 6 doubles and 3 triples to tally the 16 runs on 27 total hits, keeping Mike Wunsch busy at 3rd base.  Leading hitters were Brian Martin 4/4(2doubles), sub Randy Van Wagner 4/4, sub Frank Carter 3/3(triple and a sac fly) in his first game at Grand(Welcome aboard Frank!), Glenn Griffin 3/4 (double), David Power 3/4(triple), Jay Corbett 3/4(double), Brian Pin 2/4(double), Gary Armstrong 2/3 with a walk, Tim Brown 2/3(triple) and Dave Dompier added a double.  Thanks to subs Randy Van Wagner and Frank Carter.  
It was a great season, lots of fun, and once we got going, we were hard to beat down the stretch winning 8 out of our last 10 ballgames.  Hats off to every team in the league for a competitive, fun fall session.  Special thanks to Commissioners Rick Armentano and Chip Stanczak for putting together a well-run White League. 
Susy's:  On a cool January morning Susy’s Home Cleaning squared off against the hot Kraker Biszantz team for their last game of the fall session.  The game started poorly for the home cleaners when we failed to score in the first inning but gave up the maximum five runs to the Kraker Biszantz team. To shorten what could be a long story suffice it to say things didn’t improve for Susy’s as they were outscored in every inning.  The mercy game ended after six innings with the score 16-4 in favor of the Kraker Biszantz team. Congratulations to the team and managers on the win.
Susy’s just couldn’t get their bats working although a number of well hit balls went straight to defender gloves.  Although it seemed we couldn’t catch a break the team fought hard all the way to the final out.
Thanks to Roger Gabbart for subbing for us.
Thanks to the umpires and scoreboard  operator.  Thanks to Jeff and Cathy for coaching and keeping the scorebook.
Dynamic 11  TP Dentist 3 
Dynamic:  And that’s a wrap! We started the season going 3 - 1 in the first 4 games. And, we finish the season going 3 - 1 the last 4 games. The problem was going 0 - 9 - 1 in the middle 10 games! During that 10 game span we had a tie, two 1 run losses, one 2 run loss, and one 3 run loss.All close games that with a bounce here, a seeing eye lawn dart there, could have made for a different season. In spite of the 10 game winless streak, it was sure a fun time playing together as a team. In the final Fall White League game, Dynamic Wealth beat the second place Thomas Pham Dentistry in a game that meant nothing to either team from a standings standpoint. Outside of the money managers 5 run outburst in the 3rd inning this was a pretty low key affair, with neither team scoring more than 2 runs in any other frame. The final score was Dynamic Wealth 11, Thomas Pham Dentistry 3. Leading the way for Dynamic Wealth was Mark Beckner and Jeff Heary, both going 4 for 4. Mark set the table at the top of the order scoring 3 runs. And Jeff, in the run producing 3 hole, had 2 triples, a run scored, and a team leading 6 runs driven in. Nice game guys! Andy Campbell, Kevin Katsuki, Dave Swanson, and Sub Gary Armstrong were all 2 for 3. With Andy hitting a double and knocking in 2. Kevin hit a double and drove in 1 run. Dave hit a double and scored 2 runs. Bob Lessard and Jon Chlebeck each had 2 hits, with Jon scoring a run with 1 RBI. And Bob scored 2 runs with 1 run driven in. Sub Gary Armstrong pitched well and kept the Dentists at bay all game. It was an all around team win! Thanks to Becky Holliday for keeping the scorebook while nursing her injury. And thanks to Gary Armstrong for subbing for us! We hit the reset button and start the Winter season next week with a new team. It's been a blast! Thanks guys for a fun season!
TP Dentist:  Dynamic Wealth played good defense behind the pitching of Gary Armstrong as our Pham Dentist team could only muster 9 hits in an 11-3 loss.   Wayne pitched well for us and he deserved a better fate. Paul Larson (3-3) and Dave Nathe (2-3, 2B) had more than half of the Pham hits with the former having 2 doubles. On defense Kim was busy as she had a part of 10 outs from her second base position. Our Pham team had a good season finishing 11-6-1. Thanks to Kris for keeping a neat and accurate book all season.