Fallbrook Warrior 10 U wins big

Thursday, January 10^th, 2013
Issue 02, Volume 17.

FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Warrior 10 U team won the USSSA Baseball Strike out Hunger Tournament, the third tournament win this season for the team. The Warriors reached the championship in three games as the number one seed, playing against teams from San Diego, Orange County, Riverside and Nevada. The first two games were a shut out and a no hitter. Over the course of the tournament they scored 33 runs and had only seven scored against them.

Fallbrook Warrior 10 U wins big - Courtesy photo. - The tournament champion Warrior 10 U team includes, from left, first row, Ethan Taft,
Braeden Pato, Gavin Weber, Ian Rambo, Noah MacMillan, Alex Lopez; middle row, Brady Hoff, Josue Navarro, Joe Russell, Zac Allegro, Ethan Schmutz, Jacob Brown; back row, coach Hector Lopez, manager Steve Taft, and coach Tommy Hoff.

The tournament champion Warrior 10 U team includes, from left, first row, Ethan Taft, Braeden Pato, Gavin Weber, Ian Rambo, Noah MacMillan, Alex Lopez; middle row, Brady Hoff, Josue Navarro, Joe Russell, Zac Allegro, Ethan Schmutz, Jacob Brown; back row, coach Hector Lopez, manager Steve Taft, and coach Tommy Hoff.

3 comments

Mom
Comment #1 | Thursday, Jan 10, 2013 at 8:08 pm

Hard work pays off! Great job to all the boys and coaches.

rock on freaky bros!!!!!
Comment #2 | Saturday, Jan 12, 2013 at 5:29 pm

man#111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111

fallbrook pride
Comment #3 | Monday, Jan 14, 2013 at 10:17 pm

Great to see local Fallbrook kids win!!! Keep up the good work

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