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Home / Tournaments / 2018

2018 Tournament

August 6 - August 12, 2018

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  • Point Stadium entrance
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  • Bomb squad 2016 long range view
  • Baltimore vs Johnstown Delweld play at the plate 2013
  • Boston 2015 huddle
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  • Martella’s Pharmacy pitcher
  • George Steinbrenner-Mayor Pfuhl-Congressman Murtha-Oldtimers Pres George Arcurio Jr at AAABA HOF banquet
  • Yogi Bear at AAABA Opener
  • Coke and Pepsi represent Johnstown in 1989-1889 Flood Centennial AAABA Tourn
  • Delweld high five Chris DelSignore
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  • Chopper mingles with Martellas fans 2015
  • George Arcurio Jr and PA Gov Ed Rendell at 2003 AAABA Tournamen
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  • Martella’s Luke Williams vs Baltimore 2016
  • Paul Carpenter Capital home plate vs Brooklyn 2016
  • Rags Scheuermann Autograph with Ty
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  • Johnstown Grays Derek Mechling and Doug McNulty 2005 No2
  • High throw at 2b
  • Chuck Boring Principle Development Johnstown
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  • Delweld Johnstown on opening night swing batter
  • Cy Young at Oldtimers banquet in 1948
  • Martellas vs Boston 8-13-15
  • New Orleans MGR Joe Scheuermann received 2000 championship trophy from James Wright
  • Wise Trailer Sales 1998 No2
  • Chicago Metro Matthew Wary 2016 NBrunswick C Tyler McNamara
  • 2017 Youth clinic Richie Hebner with Dee Dee and Pentz
  • Kids on Dugout waiting for New Orleans players
  • 1992 AAABA Pres Roger Tremaine-Phil Rizzuto-Congressman Murtha-Oldtimers Pres George Arcurio Jr
  • Cleveland vs Martella’s 2016
  • George Arcurio Jr and George Arcurio III opening nightNo2
  • 1962 AAABA Queens and glove
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  • Altoona LS Fiore runner
  • Baltimore MVP Ryan Ripken 2013 post title game win
  • 73rd AAABA Tourn Baseball
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  • JP Pellis PCCA
  • Ambassadors on dugout
  • Martellas vs MD State point
  • Omar Ward on mound
  • Nico Pecora
  • 74th tournament in the grass
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  • Raven Beeman and George Arcurio III MVP presentation 2017
  • New Orleans Selfie 2017 champs
  • Paul Carpenter vs New Orleans 2017 title game action 1 NO Chip Bonura batting vs Zach Salmon
  • Point Stadium crowd 2017 title game 2 NO vs PCCA
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  • Father-son champs V2 NO Chris Turpin Sr and Chris Turpin Jr 2017 – Copy
  • New Orleans gathers after 2017 title win
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  • AAABA Tournament 75th logo
  • NO Justin Nussbaum scores 2017 title game
  • New Orleans vs New York at Roxbury 2017
  • Youth Clinic 2017 Group Shot
  • New Orleans reads T-D championship coverage
  • NO 2 time champs Spencer Miller Justin Nussbaum Jonathan Ebersole 2017 and 2015 Boosters – V2
  • Youth Clinic 2017 Dee Dee Todd Williams Gene Pentz
  • Youth Clinic 2017 Rick Roberts Eric Dinyar
  • Youth Clinic 2017 Richie Hebner talks to kids
  • Youth Clinic 2017 Panoramic shot
  • Youth Clinic 2017 Richie Hebner talks to kids
  • Youth Clinic 2017 Dee Dee and grandson
  • Ambassadors 2018 with posters
  • Walter Youse with AAABA Ambassador Jacquie Kasecky in 1985
  • Glenn L Martin 1949 trophy
  • Roger Bowman Amsterdam pitcher 1945
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  • Class of 2018 with Al Oliver
  • Dee Dee Osborne and Julio Lugo 2018
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  • Jesse Cooper championship award
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  • Rick Oswald organ
  • Brady Walker signs autographs
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  • New Orleans MVP Brandon Briuglia
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    A view from above during the 2018 AAABA Tournament championship game won by the Johnstown Martella's Pharmacy franchise. Photo courtesy of Johnstown/Cambria County Convention & Visitors Bureau.
  • New Orleans hardware
  • New Orleans celebration
  • Boosters champs 2019
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  • Cory Isenberg interview
  • Cooper award
  • MVP Grant Schulz
  • sportsmanship award
  • final bracket
  • Dares award
  • Kids dugout
  • Cooper speaks
  • early crowd

Announcements

There still will be a game at the point tonight, and the schedule will continue as normal with the championship game at 6 P.M. tomorrow 08.11.2018.

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If you are looking for this years stats you can find them on these links

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“Need to know how to get to the fields used for the 74th AAABA Tournament? Here’s how:
■ Sargent’s Stadium at the P o i n t : Located within walking distance from any downtown location, at Washington Street and the Johnstown Expressway.

Johnstown Tribune Democrat Monday August 6, 2018 Page J2

  • Championship Team

    Franchise Team Manager Wins Losses
    Johnstown Martella’s Pharmacy Jesse Cooper 6 0
  • Bracket

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  • Teams

    Franchise State Team Manager Logo Website
    Altoona PA Johnston Realty Dan Servello
    Brooklyn NY Bonnie Rams Dharyl Russell
    Brooklyn-2 NY SAYO Grays Darrel Tiebout
    Brooklyn-3 NY Youth Service League Rafael "Papo" Lozada Link
    Buffalo NY Royal Printing Bob Carnevale
    Buffalo-2 New York Full Circuit Power Gordon Karstedt
    Buffalo-3 NY Leib’s Ron Leib
    Columbus OH Columbus Jets Tony Perz
    Johnstown PA Martella’s Pharmacy Jesse Cooper Link
    Johnstown-2 PA Paul Carpenter Capital Advisors Dave Sheriff
    Maryland State MD Crabfest Sean O'Connor Link
    New Brunswick NJ Matrix Glen Fredricks
    New Orleans LA Boosters Darrin Dares
    Philadelphia PA Bandits Greg Olenski Link
    Youngstown OH Creekside Crocodiles Bob Mingo
    Zanesville OH Junior Pioneers Brian Swope
  • Standings


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    Place Franchise Team Games Wins Losses
    1 Johnstown Martella’s Pharmacy 6 6 0
    2 New Orleans Boosters 6 4 2
    3 Altoona Johnston Realty 5 4 1
    4 New Brunswick Matrix 5 4 1
    5 Johnstown-2 Paul Carpenter Capital Advisors 4 2 2
    6 Youngstown Creekside Crocodiles 4 2 2
    7 Zanesville Junior Pioneers 4 2 2
    8 Buffalo-3 Leib’s 3 1 2
    9 Brooklyn Bonnie Rams 3 1 2
    10 Brooklyn-3 Youth Service League 3 1 2
    11 Buffalo Royal Printing 3 1 2
    12 Columbus Columbus Jets 3 1 2
    13 Philadelphia Bandits 3 1 2
    14 Buffalo-2 Full Circuit Power 4 1 3
    15 Maryland State Crabfest 3 0 3
    16 Brooklyn-2 SAYO Grays 3 0 3
  • Awards

    Sportsmanship Award

    The Sportsmanship Award is given to the team that exhibits most exceptional sportsmanship.

    Team Franchise
    Creekside Crocodiles Youngstown

    MVP

    Player Position Team Franchise
    Brandon Briuglia 2B Boosters New Orleans

    Batting Champ

    Player Team Franchise Games At Bats Hits Ave.
    Garrett O'Reilly Columbus Jets Columbus 3 12 7 0.583

    RBI Leader

    Player Team Franchise RBI's
    Omar Ward Martella’s Pharmacy Johnstown 11
    Brandon Briuglio Boosters New Orleans 10
  • Schedule & Scores

    Day Time Field Franchise 1 Franchise 2 Score Note
    Mon (8/6) 12:00 p.m. Roxbury Park Buffalo New Brunswick 2 - 6 Steve Bloyed struck out nine in seven innings, allowing one run and four hits for Matrix.
    Mon (8/6) 12:00 p.m. Portage Zanesville Maryland State 10 - 4 Andrew Mason and Matt Gibson each drove in two runs for Junior Pioneers. Three hits apiece by Luke Kleinhoffer and Riley Lake.
    Mon (8/6) 12:00 p.m. Lilly New Orleans Buffalo-3 3 - 12 The last team added to the tournament field, and third Buffalo representative, Leib's stunned defending champion Boosters. Andy Mazzone hit three-run double.
    Mon (8/6) 12:00 p.m. Point Brooklyn-3 Johnstown-2 3 - 6 Deven Judy pitched five scoreless innings, striking out five and allowing one hit for PCCA. Anthony Casciato had run-scoring double.
    Mon (8/6) 12:00 p.m. Westmont Brooklyn Buffalo-2 2 - 0 RHP Danny Montanez extended his shutout streak to 13 2/3 innings over the past two AAABA Tournaments by throwing 6 2/3 scoreless frames. He struck out 10 and walked six.
    Mon (8/6) 12:00 p.m. Mount Aloysius Altoona Brooklyn-2 11 - 5 Quick start as Johnston Realty scored four in first and led 6-0 through two. John Servello, Cody Storm and Drew Weglarz had three hits each. Weglarz drove in three.
    Mon (8/6) 12:00 p.m. Fichtner Youngstown Columbus 9 - 7 Dan Williams had four hits, scored three runs and drove in two for Creekside Crocodiles. Parker Shannon had two-run double.
    Mon (8/6) 7:30 p.m. Point Philadelphia Johnstown 2 - 14 Brady Walker pitched six innings with nine strikeouts. Omar Ward hit three-run inside the park homer to highlight seven-run sixth inning for Johnstown.
    Tue (8/7) 11:00 A.M. Lilly Buffalo Maryland State 5 - 2 Buffalo's Jared Burmaster struck out 11 in a complete-game win. Manny Montes drove in game-winning run.
    Tue (8/7) 11:00 A.M. Fichtner Zanesville New Brunswick 4 - 5 Matrix trailed 2-0 until a pair of bases-loaded walks tied the game. Game-winning run scored on a double steal with runners on the corners.
    Tue (8/7) 11:00 A.M. Mount Aloysius Philadelphia Buffalo-2 4 - 7 Buffalo Full Circuit Power scored four unanswered runs in the seventh and eighth. Philadelphia 17-year-old pitcher Colton Smith struck out six and allowed three unearned runs as coaches from University of North Carolina, Pitt and Penn State watched him.
    Tue (8/7) 11:00 A.M. Point New Orleans Johnstown-2 12 - 6 New Orleans collected 15 hits, with seven extra-base hits. Boosters used a five-run third inning to build a 10-1 lead. Brandon Bruglio ripped a three-run triple.
    Tue (8/7) 11:00 A.M. Westmont Brooklyn-3 Buffalo-3 7 - 6 Bases-loaded walk in bottom of the ninth provides Youth Service League with a walk-off victory over Leibs
    Tue (8/7) 11:00 A.M. Roxbury Altoona Columbus 7 - 4 Altoona starter Dylan Gearhart tossed seven scoreless innings before allowing a pair in eighth. John Servello had two hits, with a solo HR in eighth. Tyler Treese singled in two runs.
    Tue (8/7) 11:00 A.M. Portage Youngstown Brooklyn-2 11 - 1 Youngstown's Tyler Zaluski hit a three-run homer. Brooklyn's Genesis Nunez hit a homer in the seventh.
    Tue (8/7) 7 p.m. Point Brooklyn Johnstown 4 - 10 Omar Ward rips 3-run triple to RF in 5-run eighth. Andrew Walker had three hits. Starter Joel Colledge and reliever Ryan Shawley solid on the mound.
    Wed (8/8) 10 a.m. Portage Buffalo Zanesville 7 - 9 Zanesville pitcher Bryce Husted tossed 8 2/3 innings and Sean Orillon closed the game after Buffalo's Milkowski hit a grand slam.
    Wed (8/8) 10 a.m. Roxbury New Orleans Brooklyn-3 14 - 4 Brandon Briuglio grand slam to right field highlights Boosters' 10-run eighth inning at Roxbury Park.
    Wed (8/8) 10 a.m. Lilly Columbus Brooklyn-2 17 - 5 Columbus scored 12 unanswered runs to break open what had been a 5-all game at Lilly Washington War Memorial Field.
    Wed (8/8) 11 a.m. Westmont Brooklyn Philadelphia 8 - 18 Philadephia collected 15 hits. Tatem Levins had a solo homer and Mike Ferrara hit a two-run double. Brenden Carter pitched six innings.
    Wed (8/8) 12:00 p.m. Mount Aloysius Maryland State New Brunswick 4 - 7 Catcher Aaron McLaughlin hit a gap shot to right center,plating three runs to highlight a four-run bottom of the eighth inning.
    Wed (8/8) 12:00 p.m. Point Johnstown-2 Buffalo-3 14 - 4 Paul Carpenter tallied a combined 10 runs in the sixth and seventh innings to pull away in what had been a 4-all game. Ben Maudie, Jason Beranek and Matt Privette each had two hits for PCCA, with Beranek hitting a triple and Privette a double.
    Wed (8/8) 1 p.m. Fichtner Altoona Youngstown 14 - 4 Johnston Realty scored 10 runs on one hit and nine walks in the second inning en route to a mercy-rule win. Drew Bankovich homered in the sixth and John Servello drove in a run with a double to put the mercy-rule into effect in the seventh.
    Wed (8/8) 7 p.m. Point Johnstown Buffalo-2 15 - 9 Omar Ward had three hits, three RBIs and two runs, and Jonny Kutchman had three hits, three runs and one RBI. George Coyle had two hits, four RBIs and two runs in a game delayed by 1:23 by rain and lasting 3:46 minutes before ending after midnight.
    Thu (8/9) 10 a.m. Point Stadium Buffalo-2 Altoona 3 - 4 Ben Foose pitched 7 1/3 innings in relief in a one-run victory. He struck out five and walked one while allowing two hits.
    Thu (8/9) 12:00 p.m. Roxbury Park New Orleans Zanesville 8 - 1 Tyler McManus hit two solo home runs and Daniel Dugas pitched a complete game with eight strikeouts and two walks in a five-hitter.
    Thu (8/9) 2 p.m. Point Stadium New Brunswick Johnstown-2 5 - 4 Tavis Brunson doubled to lead off ninth and scored the walk-off run on Gary Otten's single to right.
    Thu (8/9) 7 p.m. Point Stadium Johnstown Youngstown 11 - 4 George Coyle has three hits with a double, four runs and two RBIs at the plate and pitches 2 2/3 scoreless frames, retiring the final eight batters to finish the game.
    Fri (8/10) 1 p.m. Point Stadium New Orleans New Brunswick 5 - 0 New Orleans Boosters right-hander Zach Roussel faced 29 batters and allowed only two hits in the shutout. Defending champion Boosters advance to the title game for a second straight year.
    Fri (8/10) 7 p.m. Point Stadium Altoona Johnstown 5 - 6 Martella's Pharmacy earned first trip to the tournament final in its 20-year history after starter Braxton Roxby and reliever Omar Ward limited Altoona to four hits. Boston Bradley had a two-run single.
    Sat (8/11) 6 P.M. Point Stadium New Orleans Johnstown 2 - 3 Martella's Pharmacy won the first AAABA Tournament championship for the host Johnstown franchise for the first time in history. LHP Brady Walker went 8 2/3 innings with five strikeouts, and T.J. Adams closed the game with a swinging strikeout on a 3-2 count with the bases loaded. New Orleans' Blake Freeman hit a solo home run.
  • Pitching Leaders

    Player Franchise Wins Losses Saves Innings ER ERA Strikes Walks
    Brady Walker Johnstown 2 0 0 14.2 1 0.63 14 3
    Noah Laster Youngstown 1 0 0 14.0 2 1.29 14 8
    Jarod Burnmaster Buffalo 1 0 0 9.0 2 2 11 5
    Thomas Rozylowicz Maryland State 0 1 0 9.0 3 3 5 2
    Daniel Dugas New Orleans 1 0 0 12.0 5 3.75 9 3
  • Hitting Leaders

    Player Pos Franchise At Bats Hits BA Doubles Triples HR's Runs RBI's
    Garrett O'Reilly Columbus 12 7 0.583 1 0 0 5 5
    Brandon Briuglio New Orleans 16 9 0.563 4 1 1 5 9
    Tyler McManus New Orleans 11 6 0.545 0 0 2 4 4
    Brian Quezada Brooklyn 11 6 0.545 1 0 1 3 3
    George Coyle Johnstown 18 9 0.5 4 0 0 10 6

Headlines

City of Johnstown to hold parade to honor AAABA Tournament champs

Aug. 15, 2018

Martella’s Pharmacy earns Johnstown’s first AAABA Tournament crown; Edges New Orleans in title game

Aug. 11, 2018

Johnstown holds off Altoona; will face defending champ New Orleans for AAABA title

Aug. 10, 2018

New Orleans returns to championship game behind Roussel shutout

Aug. 10, 2018

Martella’s Pharmacy defeats Youngstown Creekside Crocodiles to set Final Four field

Aug. 09, 2018

New Brunswick Matrix walks off Johnstown-2 and earns trip to semifinal round

Aug. 09, 2018

New Orleans Boosters head to semis after McManus’ 2-homer day; Daniel Dugas’ complete game

Aug. 09, 2018

Altoona Johnston Realty earns semifinal berth behind Ben Foose’s long relief effort

Aug. 09, 2018

Martella’s Pharmacy uses seven-run ninth to pull away from Buffalo-2 Full Circuit Power

Aug. 09, 2018

AAABA Tournament single elimination bracket taking shape with 7 of 8 games complete on Day 3

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