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Fri Jul 13, 2007 7:38 pmby PA42
justbrowsing wrote:I don't think most people understand how good baseball is in that region. Every high school season, there are at least three teams in that region that could compete at the state tournament - this year it was Thompson, Hatton-Northwood, and CV. When the summer season starts, the league takes all of those teams from the spring and adds Hope and Casselton (and the Fargo Bombers who are usually decent). It probably isn't a stretch to say that the best baseball region in the state (top to bottom) is located in that area.
i'll tell you what there is not a bad team in the league. Not to mention that gardner has defeated the bombers twice and beat cv/hillsboro. Mpcg has given scares to the likes of hatton, cv, and hope. THis is one time that you can say that from top to bottom this is the best league in the state.
Posted:
Sat Jul 14, 2007 6:59 amby baller01
Monday's game between LaMoure and Linton will be a battle of the two top teams in section 2 I believe.
Posted:
Sat Jul 14, 2007 7:33 amby baseball
has paul been pitching for linton tihs summer?
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Sat Jul 14, 2007 1:47 pmby baller01
baseball wrote:has paul been pitching for linton tihs summer?
Ya he has. He has had a couple great outings and a couple not so great outings. Of course the games he didn't pitch good I didn't catch for him...;) haha jk.
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Sun Jul 15, 2007 3:48 pmby rep
any word yet if paul is going to join the jimmies? has he tried out for them or has he committed or signed anything yet?
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Sun Jul 15, 2007 3:58 pmby baseball
rep wrote:any word yet if paul is going to join the jimmies? has he tried out for them or has he committed or signed anything yet?
i thought he signed with mary??
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Sun Jul 15, 2007 4:15 pmby rep
baseball wrote:rep wrote:any word yet if paul is going to join the jimmies? has he tried out for them or has he committed or signed anything yet?
i thought he signed with mary??
dunno, could be? thought he was talking about the jimmies at one point.
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Sun Jul 15, 2007 4:32 pmby baseball
maybe he is, i think it was during the fall when i heard that. maybe he changed his mind
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Sun Jul 15, 2007 6:23 pmby baller01
He is going to Jamestown but thinking of just walking on his freshman year.
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Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:51 pmby baller01
LaMoure blanked Linton 8-0.
Watkins threw a 1-hitter and lost it in the seventh.
Paul only gave up 2 earned runs of the 8.
Jamestown's head baseball coach was at the game and clocked Paul at 82 on the gun.
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Tue Jul 17, 2007 4:28 amby pakkyzoo
baller01 wrote:LaMoure blanked Linton 8-0.
Watkins threw a 1-hitter and lost it in the seventh.
Paul only gave up 2 earned runs of the 8.
Jamestown's head baseball coach was at the game and clocked Paul at 82 on the gun.
Do you happen to know if Watkins got clocked?
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Tue Jul 17, 2007 9:22 amby tadam6
baller01 wrote:LaMoure blanked Linton 8-0.
Watkins threw a 1-hitter and lost it in the seventh.
Paul only gave up 2 earned runs of the 8.
Jamestown's head baseball coach was at the game and clocked Paul at 82 on the gun.
i sure hope he can throw other pitches for strikes because 82 isn't gonna get you far in college ball...
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Tue Jul 17, 2007 6:23 pmby berry186
tadam6 wrote:baller01 wrote:LaMoure blanked Linton 8-0.
Watkins threw a 1-hitter and lost it in the seventh.
Paul only gave up 2 earned runs of the 8.
Jamestown's head baseball coach was at the game and clocked Paul at 82 on the gun.
i sure hope he can throw other pitches for strikes because 82 isn't gonna get you far in college ball...
they both threw 82 they said watkins was more consistent with 82 and paul was up and down
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Tue Jul 17, 2007 8:00 pmby baller01
berry186 wrote:tadam6 wrote:baller01 wrote:LaMoure blanked Linton 8-0.
Watkins threw a 1-hitter and lost it in the seventh.
Paul only gave up 2 earned runs of the 8.
Jamestown's head baseball coach was at the game and clocked Paul at 82 on the gun.
i sure hope he can throw other pitches for strikes because 82 isn't gonna get you far in college ball...
they both threw 82 they said watkins was more consistent with 82 and paul was up and down
Remember...this is the first sport Paul has played in 2 years. That's 2 years of no sport and no weight lifting. A lot of pitching comes from the legs. He was clocked at 85 before he got hurt. Take two years off of physical activity and see how much muscle you lose in your legs. He has a long ways to go to be a good pitcher but he definately has potential.
As for Watkins he threw a very good ball game. Kept hitters off balance by changing speeds very nicely. Both are very good athletes.
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Wed Jul 18, 2007 5:26 pmby baseball1981
beulahs a top team in their section, 20 some of 4 or somethin like that, they played harvey today and won big, lorenz threw for the first time since his surgery and his fastball didnt have much command, curveball was decent, beaulah is a solid team in the field and hitting, i dk how much pitching they have tho...
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Wed Jul 18, 2007 6:32 pmby tadam6
why do you say "tanner lorenz"....just say ..."I" ...or "me"
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Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:36 pmby Dizza30
hey not a bad idea TA...hahaha
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Thu Jul 19, 2007 7:11 amby Mauer07
baseball1981 wrote:beulahs a top team in their section, 20 some of 4 or somethin like that, they played harvey today and won big, lorenz threw for the first time since his surgery and his fastball didnt have much command, curveball was decent, beaulah is a solid team in the field and hitting, i dk how much pitching they have tho...
i agree beulah is a very very tough team in their section they are undefeated in their section and they can hit the ball and have 2 pretty good pitchers bauman and hausauer
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Fri Jul 20, 2007 6:09 amby shs01240
<span class="texteditorenhanced">[user=1468]horne98[/user] wrote:
justbrowsing wrote:I don't think most people understand how good baseball is in that region. Every high school season, there are at least three teams in that region that could compete at the state tournament - this year it was Thompson, Hatton-Northwood, and CV. When the summer season starts, the league takes all of those teams from the spring and adds Hope and Casselton (and the Fargo Bombers who are usually decent).  It probably isn't a stretch to say that the best baseball region in the state (top to bottom) is located in that area.
i'll tell you what there is not a bad team in the league. Not to mention that gardner has defeated the bombers twice and beat cv/hillsboro. Mpcg has given scares to the likes of hatton, cv, and hope. THis is one time that you can say that from top to bottom this is the best league in the state.
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I'll say it has been that way for the last 3-4 years. Prior to this season, i played two years on the bombers and all the teams in our section were pretty good. The thing was, our coaches kept talking about how they were better in previous years, and that they had actually lost talent over the summers.
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Sat Jul 21, 2007 1:57 pmby cubsfan
I just heard that Thompson is going to get Jacob Wurtz back just in time for the league tourney. This will make them even better. They are my favorite to win state right now.
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Sun Jul 22, 2007 6:07 pmby rep
cubsfan wrote:I just heard that Thompson is going to get Jacob Wurtz back just in time for the league tourney. This will make them even better. They are my favorite to win state right now.
was thompson missing a lot of people when they were at the jamestown tournament? i know they were missing both of the kjemhus boys when they lost to lamoure on the last day (i think they only fielded nine players that day), but i think they ended up going 1-3 in that tournament. granted, two of the other losses were to jamestown and mandan, who aren't class b.
they seemed to have some great flashes but they also seemed to have as many downs as ups by the end of their games.
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Mon Jul 23, 2007 5:02 amby Tigger
the Tommies are notorious for not throwing their best pitchers in tournaments. put mr. wurtz with kjemhus^2, greek, swat, syrstad, and kvidt and they'll be very tough to beat.
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Mon Jul 23, 2007 5:06 amby Tigger
shs01240 wrote:<span class="texteditorenhanced">[user=1468]horne98[/user] wrote:
justbrowsing wrote:I don't think most people understand how good baseball is in that region. Every high school season, there are at least three teams in that region that could compete at the state tournament - this year it was Thompson, Hatton-Northwood, and CV. When the summer season starts, the league takes all of those teams from the spring and adds Hope and Casselton (and the Fargo Bombers who are usually decent). It probably isn't a stretch to say that the best baseball region in the state (top to bottom) is located in that area.
i'll tell you what there is not a bad team in the league. Not to mention that gardner has defeated the bombers twice and beat cv/hillsboro. Mpcg has given scares to the likes of hatton, cv, and hope. THis is one time that you can say that from top to bottom this is the best league in the state.
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I'll say it has been that way for the last 3-4 years. Prior to this season, i played two years on the bombers and all the teams in our section were pretty good. The thing was, our coaches kept talking about how they were better in previous years, and that they had actually lost talent over the summers.
I'd say the bombers the past couple years were as good as they had been in quite a while. they just haven't had the tournament success since sectional play began. I'd say section 3 has been the best since sectional play began in 2002. 3 has produced 3 champions (2002, 2003, 2004) a runner up (2005) and an underperforming 5th at state (2006) and had other teams in the league each year that could have done just as well if not better including last year's bombers
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Mon Jul 30, 2007 8:48 amby shs01240
can someone explain to me how it used to be to qualify for state, and is the new way fair to sections that have two teams like last year (bombers and thompson) that would've been very competitive at a state tournament?