Below is our weekly recap of the Boys of Summer Scout Division for the week beginning on July 28. Playoffs will begin this upcoming week.
16u Weekly Standings
LI Titans Joyner (4-0-0)
Woodbury Sports Jr. Ducks (1-0-1)
B1000 Seminoles (0-0-1)
East Coast Jays (0-0-1)
Diamond Spikes (0-2-1)
LI Baseball Cruz (0-1-0)
LIB Prime Lodato (0-1-0)
Oil City Bandits (0-2-0)
Overall Standings
Body Armor Titans (6-0-0)
LI Titans Joyner (11-1-0)
Next Level Scout (10-4-0)
Woodbury Sports Jr Ducks (8-5-1)
B1000 Seminoles (7-6-1)
Diamond Spikes (6-9-1)
LIB Prime Lodato (4-7-0)
East Coast Jays (4-9-1)
Oil City Bandits (3-10-0)
LI Baseball Cruz (0-15-0)
N/R
LIB Prime Lodato vs East Coast Jays (8/2)
Notes
- After nearly a whole summer of no games ending in a tie in this division, two games ended in ties this week. A 1-1 tie between Diamond Spikes and Woodbury Sports Jr. Ducks, and a 7-7 tie between the East Coast Jays and B1000 Seminoles.
- Titans Joyner had a strong week, going 4-0. However, they still remain in a three way tie for first place with the Body Armor Titans and Next Level Scout, which is settled by winning percentage, in which Body Armor Titans have the edge.
- In outscoring their opponents 29 to 6 this week, Titans Joyner increase their run differential to 72, which is the largest in the division.
17u Weekly Standings
HDMH Titans (1-0)
Next Gen LI Bears (0-1)
Overall Standings
HDMH Titans (15-0-0)
Rising Star Jr. Ducks (9-4-0)
LI Titans Parso (6-3-1)
East Coast Jays (8-4-2)
Next Level Baseball (6-3-4)
Diamond Spikes (7-7-2) •
Hitter’s Club Hawkeyes (6-9-1)
Brooklyn Cougars (5-8-1)
Next Gen LI Bears (4-9-0) •
B1000 Seminoles (2-5-0) ••
LI Baseball Costello (1-5-3) ••
Team Steel (2-7-0)
N/R
- B1000 Seminoles vs LI Baseball Costello (Doubleheader, 8/1)
- Diamond Spikes vs Next Gen LI Bears (8/2)
Notes
- One run was all the HDMH Titans needed in their win over the Next Gen LI Bears. The Titans ended the regular season with a perfect 15-0 record. In the 15 games they’ve played, the Titans have the most runs scored, as well as having given up a mere 16 runs, the least in the division.
