2024 Tournament
July 29 - August 4, 2024
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Championship Team
Franchise Team Manager Wins Losses Columbus TNT Knights Zach Ullom 5 1 -
Teams
Franchise State Team Manager Logo Website Altoona PA Cumming Motors Chris Sanders 
Link Altoona-2 PA Brent Cogan Electrical Services Dennis Newberry 
Brooklyn NY Bonnie Rams Linton Dyer 
Buffalo NY East Coast Orville’s Glenn Toughey 
Link Butler PA Blue Sox Dan Helgert 
Cleveland OH B2Bulls Jim Savel Sr. 
Link Columbus OH TNT Knights Zach Ullom 
Link Johnstown PA Martella’s Pharmacy Kerry Pfeil 
Link Johnstown-2 PA Mainline Pharmacy Tim Rubal 
Link Maryland State MD Crabfest Michael Higginbotham 
Link New Brunswick NJ Matrix Glenn Fredricks 
Link New Orleans LA Boosters Doug Faust 
New York City NY New York SAYO Grays Bryan Rosario 
Philadelphia PA Philly Bandits Greg Olenski Jr. 
Link Youngstown OH Creekside Crocodiles Bob Mingo 
Zanesville OH Junior Pioneers Jay Bonifant 
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Standings
Place Franchise Team Games Wins Losses 1 Columbus TNT Knights 6 5 1 2 Buffalo East Coast Orville’s 6 5 1 3 Altoona Cumming Motors 5 3 2 4 Johnstown-2 Mainline Pharmacy 5 3 2 5 New Orleans Boosters 4 3 1 6 Zanesville Junior Pioneers 4 3 1 7 Butler Blue Sox 4 2 2 8 Johnstown Martella’s Pharmacy 4 2 2 9 Maryland State Crabfest 3 1 2 10 New Brunswick Matrix 3 1 2 11 New York City New York SAYO Grays 3 1 2 12 Philadelphia Philly Bandits 3 1 2 13 Youngstown Creekside Crocodiles 3 1 2 14 Altoona-2 Brent Cogan Electrical Services 3 0 3 15 Cleveland B2Bulls 3 0 3 16 Brooklyn Bonnie Rams 3 0 3 -
Awards
Sportsmanship Award
The Sportsmanship Award is given to the team that exhibits most exceptional sportsmanship.
Team Franchise Blue Sox Butler MVP
Player Position Team Franchise Jackson Judy P TNT Knights Columbus Joey Haynes 2b East Coast Orville’s Buffalo Batting Champ
Player Team Franchise Games At Bats Hits Ave. Nicholas Nunez Bonnie Rams Brooklyn 3 13 8 0.615 Strikeout Leader
Player Team Franchise Strikeouts Innings Brian Pirone Blue Sox Butler 16 12 RBI Leader
Player Team Franchise RBI's Rhett Centanni Boosters New Orleans 11 -
Schedule & Scores
Day Time Field Franchise 1 Franchise 2 Score Note Sat (8/3) 6 p.m. Sargent's Stadium Buffalo Columbus 0 - 1 15 innings. Longest championship game (innings). Fri (8/2) Noon Sargent's Stadium Altoona Buffalo 5 - 11 Adam Scibetta hit a three-run double and had four RBIs and three runs scored as Buffalo advanced to the AAABA Tournament title game. Joey Haynes had three hits for Buffalo. Jake Hillard hit a home run for Altoona, and Aidan Steinbugyl had two hits. Fri (8/2) 7:30 p.m. Sargent's Stadium Johnstown-2 Columbus 5 - 7 TNT Knights' Treston Nemth had three hits, and Braden Reed and Gage Weaver each had two hits. Nick Feasel pitched five innings of relief in the win, throwing 88 pitches, 53 for strikes. Columbus will play in its first AAABA championship game since 1993, when the franchise finished as tournament runner-up. Thu (8/1) 10 a.m. Roxbury Park Altoona Zanesville 11 - 4 Altoona sent 10 batters to the plate and scored five runs in the fifth to take control in an 11-4 win over Zanesville at Roxbury Park. Tyreke Green had three hits for Altoona. Cam Donaldson, Nate Helms, Ethan Schimony and Green each had two RBIs. Caleb Bond drove in two runs for Zanesville, which finished 3-1. Thu (8/1) 10 a.m. Sargent's Stadium Columbus Butler 6 - 2 Braden Reed had three hits, including a double and three RBIs in Columbus' win over Butler. Colton Moone, Drew Snipes and Gage Weaver each had two hits, with Moone and Snipes each collecting a double. Butler's Zach Johnston had two hits, with a double. Thu (8/1) 2 p.m. Sargent's Stadium Johnstown-2 New Orleans 7 - 4 Mainline Pharmacy's Josh Ulery went 4-for-4 with a double, two runs and one run batted in during a 7-4 win over New Orleans at Sargent's Stadium. Connor McTighe had a double and two RBIs. Garrett Starr pitched six innings, allowing two runs, and J Josh Bryson saved the contest with 1.2 clean innings. New Orleans' Rhett Centanni went 2-for-3 with a double and one run scored. Taylor Walters drove in two runs. Thu (8/1) 7:30 p.m. Sargent's Stadium Johnstown Buffalo 4 - 9 East Coast Orvilles outhit Martella's Pharmacy 14-7 to improve to 4-0 and reach the semifinal round. Carmen Panaro hit a two-run homer and pitched four innings in relief for the win. Wed (7/31) 10 a.m. Forest Hills HS Buffalo Brooklyn 4 - 1 Joey Haynes went 3-for-3, with two triples in Buffalo's win. Adam Scibetta hit a solo homer. Nicholas Nunez led Brookly with three hits. Wed (7/31) 10 a.m. Mount Aloysius Columbus New Brunswick 8 - 6 Colton Moone had two hits, including a double, two RBIs and one run scored in Columbus' win. New Brunswick battled back from deficits of 4-0 and 6-1 to close within a run until the TNT Knights added insurance. Wed (7/31) 10 a.m. Sargent's Stadium Altoona-2 New York City 9 - 10 (11 Innings) Dylan Castell reached on a three-base error and scored on Felix's sacrifice fly as New York City outlasted Altoona-2. The teams combined for 19 hits and 19 runs. Felix had two hits and two RBIs. Altoona-2's Owen Dombroski had four hits and two RBIs. Wed (7/31) noon Roxbury Park Butler New Orleans 0 - 2 Four New Orleans pitchers combined on a six-hit shutout, with Morgan Sauber tossing the first 5.2 innings. Taylor Walters went 2-for-4 for the Boosters. Colin Solinski led Butler with two hits. Wed (7/31) noon Portage Altoona Philadelphia 13 - 9 Tyreke Green, Aidan Steinbugl, Cam Donaldson and Alex Ebeling each had three hits, as Altoona collected 14 hits in the win. Sam Greer smacked a homer, and Steinbugl and Corey Chamberlain each doubled. Robert Del Bueno had two. hits, including a double for Philadelphia. Wed (7/31) 2 p.m. Sargent's Stadium Youngstown Johnstown-2 2 - 15 Teague Hoover had four hits with a double, three RBIs and two runs, and Erik Rhodes had two hits with a double and three RBIs as Johnstown-2 rolled to a mercy-rule win in seven innings. Mainline Pharmacy had 15 hits. Seth Shuey pitched a complete game with nine strikeouts and one walk in a five-hitter. Wed (7/31) 2 p.m. Forest Hills HS Zanesville Cleveland 10 - 4 Tyler Tiedman had three hits and scored four runs, and Tobie Teke had two hits, with a triple and four RBIs for the Junior Pioneers. Devon Morris had three hits for Cleveland. Wed (7/31) 7:30 p.m. Sargent's Stadium Johnstown Maryland State 8 - 1 Jared Dowey struck out 7 and walked 1 in 7 innings pitched, and Ben Ryan closed with 2 scoreless innings in relief for Martella's. Ryan hit a 2-run homer. Jack Messina had 3 hits. Tue (7/30) 10 a.m. Forest Hills HS New Orleans Altoona-2 17 - 0 7 innings. New Orleans plated 10 runs in the sixth inning to pull away. Rhett Centanni hit a three-run homer and a run-scoring single and double for six RBIs. Three Boosters pitchers combined on a one-hitter. Tue (7/30) 10 a.m. Westmont Hilltop HS New York City Butler 1 - 4 Butler scored three runs in the top of the ninth to beat New York City. Conor Carney and Justin Branigan each had three hits. Ramel Roca led New York with two hits, and Dylan Wolfson drove in a run. Tue (7/30) 10 a.m. Roxbury Park Columbus Youngstown 1 - 7 Mason Monroe and Logan Boyd each smacked three-run homers in Youngstown's win over Columbus. Jake Pappagallo struck out 10 and walked three in a five-hitter. Travis Yankovich had two its for Columbus. Tue (7/30) noon Sargent's Stadium Johnstown-2 New Brunswick 3 - 2 Mainline's Josh Ulery had three hits, including a double, and Brody Roberts and David Kessler each had two hits for Johnstown-2. Rocko Brzezniak and Walker Wansaw each had two hits, with a double apiece for New Brunswick. Tue (7/30) noon Lilly Altoona Brooklyn 9 - 6 Jake Hillard's second-inning grand slam homer sparked Cumming Motors. Corey Chamberlain, Lucas Muffie and Cam Donaldson each had two hits for Altoona. Nicholas Nunez had three hits for Brooklyn. Tue (7/30) noon Mount Aloysius Philadelphia Buffalo 5 - 11 Adam Scibetta had two hits and drove in three runs to pace Buffalo. Robert Del Bueno led Philadelphia with three hits. Tue (7/30) noon Portage Maryland State Zanesville 7 - 9 Zanesville's Tobie Teke hit two home runs and had six RBIs. Max Coffman tripled. Harry Middlebrooks had three hits including a double for Maryland State. Tue (7/30) 7:30 p.m. Sargent's Stadium Johnstown Cleveland 11 - 1 Garrett Emerick pitched six innings for the win, and Mason Pfeil earned a three-inning save in his tournament debut. Mateo Cepullio had two hits, three stolen bases and scored three runs for Martella's. Mon (7/29) noon Portage New York City New Orleans 1 - 13 8 innings. Rhett Centanni had three hits, including two homers. Centanni's 3-run shot in the bottom of the eighth walked off the mercy-rule game. Eli Booth and Walker Bazile each hit homers for New Orleans. Blaise Lalonde pitched seven innings with 8 strikeouts and no walks. New York City's Jim Paredes hit 2 doubles, and Amir Cherry and Dylan Wolfson each homered. Mon (7/29) noon Lilly Butler Altoona-2 13 - 9 Teams combined on 25 hits. Sean Connolly and Colin Solinski each had three hits for Butler, with Solinski smacking a HR. Conor Carney doubled and Brayden Ziegler and Tyler Damko tripled. Altoona-2's Nick Negola and Owen Dombrosky each had two hits, including a double. Mon (7/29) noon Forest Hills HS New Brunswick Youngstown 13 - 4 New Brunswick tallied 6 runs in the top of the sixth but Youngstown answered with 4 in the bottom of the frame. The Matrix broke it open with seven runs over final three at-bats. Matthew Brunner, Walker Wansaw and Walker Zapella each doubled. Youngstown's Sam Cervello had two hits. Mon (7/29) noon Sargent's Stadium Johnstown-2 Columbus 1 - 4 Braden Reed and Treston Nemth each had two hits, with Nemeth driving in a pair for the TNT Knights. Brody Roberts had two hits and drove in Johnstown-2's lone run. Teague Hoover tripled. Mon (7/29) noon Mount Aloysius Altoona Buffalo 8 - 11 Joshua Eagle had five hits, two runs and two RBIs to lead Buffalo's 16-hit outburst. Buffalo had four triples and two doubles. Altoona's Corey Chamberlain and Lucas Muffie each had two hits. Mon (7/29) noon Roxbury Park Philadelphia Brooklyn 8 - 3 Robert Buckley had three hits, and Dylan Pope had two hits with a HR for Philly. Andrew Ardito led Brooklyn with three hits. Mon (7/29) noon Westmont Hilltop HS Maryland State Cleveland 13 - 1 Maryland State's Robbie Smith went 3-for-4 with a double, a HR and four RBIs. Dylan Gambler had two hits, with a double for Cleveland. Mon (7/29) 7:30 p.m. Sargent's Stadium Johnstown Zanesville 2 - 3 Max Coffman earned the win in relief and drove in two runs at the plate as the Junior Pioneers beat Johnstown in front of 5,961 fans on opening night. Jared Dowey caped a seven-pitch at-bat with a run-scoring single that gave Johnstown a 1-0 lead in the fourth.
