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ABSTRACT

Two Greenwich Nationals travel baseball teams — the 8U and 10U Red squads — claimed Summer League Championships in the Greater Hudson Valley League over the weekend in Ardsley, New York.

Two Greenwich Nationals youth baseball teams win Greater Hudson Valley League titles

Two Greenwich Nationals travel baseball teams — the 8U and 10U Red squads — claimed Summer League Championships in the Greater Hudson Valley League over the weekend in Ardsley, New York.

Context

The Greenwich Nationals 8U team defeated Pomperaug 8U 6-0, allowing no runs across six innings. The Nationals scored three runs in the first inning and held Pomperaug scoreless throughout. The 8U championship is the team's second title of the year; the squad also won the spring championship against the same opponent.

The 8U team is coached by Jeff Natale and TJ Ostruzka and carries 11 players: Taylor B #1, Holden B #18, Pierson B #23, James F #6, Cash K #13, Grayson M #11, Ryder N #14, Teddy O #2, Kiran R #12, Brock S #9, and Warren S #3.

The Greenwich Nationals 10U Red team defeated the New Paltz Knights 7-0, finishing with 12 hits while holding New Paltz to 3. The team is coached by Mike Mora and Will Ostruzka and carries ten players: Mason B #17, Anthony C #1, Ryan H #23, Parker J #2, Grayson L #13, Santino M #30, Trevor M #10, Mack O #12, Rylan S #45, and Chase S #8.

Gaps & Unknowns
  • The source does not state the specific date or dates on which the championship games were played beyond 'over the weekend.'
  • The source does not provide the players' full last names, listing only first names and jersey numbers.
  • The source does not state the total number of teams competing in the Greater Hudson Valley League or how the teams qualified for the championship games.
  • The source does not state the location or format of the spring championship the 8U team previously won.
  • The source does not indicate the age or grade groupings that define the 8U and 10U classifications.
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