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MCYSA In The News |
Japan blanks CL Bombers
Crystal Lake Bombers assistant coach Benji Winkelman succinctly summed up what transpired Thursday night at Lippold Park. "We just saw a clinic in baseball," he said.
CL Bombers beat Brazil, DuPage D'backs
The Crystal Lake Bombers found a great way to bury any disappointment over having a feature game rained out earlier in the USSSA Open Summer International Championships run by the McHenry County Youth Sports Association.
O'Connor rewarded
Tom O'Connor can't think of too many people with whom he would rather have his name associated than Justin Schroeder.
CL Cyclones into championship bracket
For Crystal Lake Cyclones coach Tom Meitzler, the wait is over. In Meitzler's third year as head coach in the McHenry County Youth Sports Association – United States Specialty Sports Association Open Summer International Championships, the 15U skipper guided his team into the championship bracket for the first time with a 12-2 pool-play victory against Russia on Monday in five innings at Lippold Park to conclude pool play.
Air Force vet McCafferty honored
McCafferty, an Air Force veteran and member of the Fox Valley Blues umpire organization, tossed the first pitch despite a broken right hand before Crystal Lake Babe Ruth took on RZ Dominicana of the Dominican Republic in the McHenry County Youth Sports Association-United States Specialty Sports Association's 15-and-under showcase game.
Sabo inducted into MCYSA Hall
The McHenry County Youth Sports Association paid tribute to one of its most influential figures Sunday night. Crystal Lake resident Jim Sabo, the president of the Crystal Lake Babe Ruth Baseball League, was inducted into the MCYSA Hall of Fame during the United States Specialty Sports Association's Open Summer International Championships in Lippold Park.
Friendly competition
It really would have been nice to win the game, Dominick Winiecki figured, but simply playing against friends under the lights was good, too.
CL hosts baseball world
Jack Sebesta took the microphone, looked out to the thousands of eager faces framing the baseball diamond at Lippold Park on Friday, and spoke with deliberation, the magnitude of the moment clearly not lost.
USSSA tourney unlike any other
Baseball, long the great American pastime, will serve as the great unifier between five continents and 17 states during the next 10 days on the baseball diamonds in McHenry County.
Team's trip goes beyond baseball
Members of the McHenry County Youth Sports Association's 15-and-under select baseball team took it all on its recent trip to the Dominican Republic, and it wasn't just for their own benefit.
International Update - 7/9/09
All Age Levels - Look Who's Coming - Updated 7/8/2009
FVB Umpires once again working with MCYSA for the 2009 Championships
MCYSA Goes Global
The McHenry County Youth Sports Association (MCYSA) announced at the 2008 tournament that we would be sending a team of local host-organization players to the Dominican Republic in 2009.
Around Town: Teams try to make grade in Dominican Republic
The McHenry County Youth Sports Association is taking a page from the international teams that come to Crystal Lake each summer to play baseball, and will send a 15-under team to the Dominican Republic in June.
Cary Travelers Youth Baseball organization has accepted a spot as a 15U Host Team for the 2009 MCYSA/USSSA 15U Summer International Championships
The McHenry County Youth Sports Association (MCYSA) is pleased to announce that the Cary Travelers Youth Baseball organization has accepted a spot as a 15U Host Team for the 2009 MCYSA/USSSA 15U Summer International Championships.
Puerto Rico poised for USSSA sweep
CRYSTAL LAKE Five runs in the second inning put Puerto Rico in control. Five more in the second proved more than the Upper Deck Cougars could overcome.
Traub proves throwing like a girl isn't so bad
CRYSTAL LAKE - Being the dutiful big brother, 13-year-old Aaron Traub always has included his sister Mackenzie when it came to playing baseball. When Aaron went to play with the boys, "Mackie" was welcome, and willing, to tag along.
LITH Thunder pull upset in USSSA tourney
CRYSTAL LAKE - The Lake in the Hills Thunder already were the only local team to reach the championship tournament in the 15-year old USSSA Open Summer National Championships.
LITH Thunder host with the most
CRYSTAL LAKE - The main objective of Lake in the Hills Thunder's 15-year-old baseball team was to prove it was worthy of being a host team for the USSSA Open Summer National Championships.
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