Kyle Krowka’s 11U Dallas Tigers went 7-1 last week to capture the Youth Travel Sports World Series Championship

in the 11U Major division.

Griffin Weissman had the game winning hit that scored Max Dodd for the victory.  The umpires chose Kaden Krowka as the tournament MVP for his dominating performance on the mound.  Kaden went the distance, in the championship round, pitching a complete 6 inning game.

This tournament win gives the team  a birth to USSSA The Elite 32,

held annually at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida.

Congratulations to the 10U Dallas Tigers who won the Heroes Invitational Baseball Tournament in Dallas, Texas.  It was a great run on Sunday that included a tough fought win over the San Antonio Devils 3-2 in the semi-finals.  Then in the Sunday night finals they faced off against the Heroes Baseball club to win 12-8.

“The boys executed well this weekend on the mound, in the field, and at the plate.  Every player played a key role in the victories this weekend and I was proud to see our boys play as a team,” commented Coach Tommy Hernandez.

Way to go Tigers!!

Congratulations again to this years 9U Dallas Tigers for making it all the way to another tournament championship.  They battled all weekend at Heroes HDNet Ballpark and beat some tough teams in the Irving Canes and Prosper Crush on Sunday to face off with the DBat Mustangs Addison.  The boys ended the day with 2nd place, but achieved the weekend goal of developing themselves and playing 5 games in a weekend to improve.

Our Tiger Family member, 11U coached by Ernie Cecil, made it to the finals in the Heroes Tournament  battling back from a 2 run deficit in the last inning to 6-3 . Ronnie Taylor pitched the entire game before coming out tired in the last inning with two runners on and no outs.  Top defensive play kept the Tigers in the game and held the opponent to 3 runs through 6 innings.  Stefanek came in, walked his first batter to load the bases, and next fought back to get two outs.  Next batter – with two outs and two strikes – for the Waxahachie Marlins hit a walk-off Grand Slam to win the game.  Final score 7-6 Marlins.

Coach Cecil commented, “This prooved to be a good start to what looks to be a very good year.”

As painful as that has to be, the Dallas Tigers still played well and took second in their first complete tournament of the season. Congratulate them on their 2^nd place finish the next time you see them.