LI Boys of Summer
Body Armor Titans Score Six In The Fifth Inning to Take Down Junior Ducks
In an evening game between the 15u Body Armor Titans, and LI Junior Ducks Schnupp, the Titans emerged victorious by a score of 9-2. While the Titans ultimately pulled off the victory, it was somewhat of a shaky start for them. Southpaw Justin Arciniegas was on the mound, and recorded two quick outs. However, he then walked back-to-back batters, and was then unable to make a play on a poorly hit grounder up the third base line. With the bases loaded and two outs, Wilmer Cuevas hit a ground ball up the middle. The Ducks were in luck, as what likely would have been the final out of the inning, actually gave them a 2-0 lead, as the ball struck the second base bag and bounced away from the fielders. Arciniegas was able to regroup, and induced another ground ball, this time for the final out of ...
Sean Johnson and the B1000 Seminoles Score Six In The Third To Stop LIB Enriq Scout 6-3
by Lou Accumanno Being down three runs in the bottom of the third wasn’t an issue, as the B1000 Seminoles-Ferr scored six runs to put away the LIB Enriq, 6-3, at Mitchell Field. Tim Migliaro was on the mound for the Seminoles who had struggled early in the game. The defense of this Seminoles squad allowed three runs to score in the first two innings that put them in a hole down 3-0. In the bottom of the third inning, pitcher for LIB Enriq, Owen Rose was in a jam himself with bases loaded and no one out. Sean Johnson for the Seminoles stepped up to the plate and smacked the ball down the first base line and sent home three runners to tie the ball game up 3-3. Sean Johnson said, “I had to stay calm, not to be overanxious with those runners on base and no outs. My hit got the team amped up a...
Boys of Summer Scout Division Recap
17u Scout Division 5/28 – 6/8 NexGen Elite (3-0-0) Woodbury Sports Jr Ducks (2-0-0) Body Armor Titans (2-0-0) LIB Prime (1-0-0) East Coast Jays Blue (1-1-0) Diamond Spikes (0-0-1) Hitter’s Club Hawkeyes (0-1-1) Next Level Baseball (0-2-1) LIB Enriq (0-2-1) East End Aviators (0-0-0) LI Elite Showcase (0-0-0) B1000 Seminoles Okon (0-1-0) B1000 Seminoles Ferr (0-2-0) LI Titans Parso (0-1-0) NOTES It’s a strong start to the season for NexGen Elite, winning their first three games, including a dominant 10-0 win over LI Titans Parso. The Woodbury Sports Jr. Ducks also start off their season strong, with a 2-0 record, winning games against LIB Enriq in back to back days. The Body Armor Titans swept a doubleheader against Next Level Baseball to get off to a 2-0 start. In the f...
Declan Cumming Shuts Outs LI Titans
Winning pitcher Declan Cumming on his outing pic.twitter.com/3qXMv5B0s1 — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) June 6, 2019 Tri State Arsenal came away with a 4-0 victory against the Long Island Titans (Brennan), behind a spectacular day from their pitching staff, notably starting pitcher, Declan Cumming. Although it was a relatively low-scoring affair altogether, each team had several opportunities to push some runs across. Arsenal threatened early, with three runners reaching base in the top of the first, two via walk, and one by fielder’s choice. However, the starting pitcher for the Titans, Thomas Walsh, was able to prevent a runner from crossing the plate. In the top of the second, Arsenal once again had two runners on, but Walsh was able to induce a fly out to left to escape trouble....
Dan Lippman and the LI Marlins Cruise to 9-4 Victory at Hofstra
Dan Lippman tripled in the bottom of the 4th sending three runners home. This gave the Marlins a 9-0 lead over the Seminoles-Smith. Dan Lippman is your Axcess Player of the Game! pic.twitter.com/67ooZC1k8L — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) June 4, 2019 by Lou Accumanno Everyone on the varsity team of the Long Island Marlins got their licks in against the Seminoles-Smith in a convincing 9-4 victory at Hofstra University. Christian Morgan smacked in two runs in the first inning for the team that put them up 2-0. This ignited the team’s offense early as they continued to score in the second, third, and fourth innings. Bryan Hanlon drove one down the right line that had his brother, Colin Hanlon score which was a big contribution to offensive side of the game. The powerhouse in Lou Sabiti...
Boys of Summer Scout Division Weekly Recap
This is the final week of the regular season, the postseason for both scout divisions will be this upcoming week with the championship games taking place on the 18th. 16u Scout The only game played this week was between LI Baseball Cruz, and the Massapequa Cyclones of the American division. LI Baseball lost 10-0, dropping their record to 0-16 on the season. 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) East Coast Jays (5-9-1) LIB Prime Lodato (4-8-0) Oil City Bandits (3-10-0) LI Baseball Cruz (0-16-0) 17u Scout Weekly Hitter’s Club Hawkeyes (1-0) LI Titans Parso (2-1) Rising Star Jr. Ducks (1-1) LI Baseball Costello (0-2) N/R Team Steel vs Diamond Spikes Overal...
Monstrous 3rd Inning, Dominance from Leonard in Relief Leads B1000 Seminoles to Victory
Axcess player of the game Liam Leonard discusses how he felt his stuff was working on the mound today. Leonard entered the game in the top of the 3rd trailing 3-2 and pitched 4 scoreless innings with 5 k’s and only 2 hits allowed, helping lead his team to their 8-3 victory. pic.twitter.com/09vbwA2cd8 — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) August 8, 2018 Baseball like most other sports is a game of momentum. One little thing can change the outcome of a game dramatically. In this case, though, instead of one little thing, the more proper thing to say would be one big inning. In a 15u Boys of Summer clash between Beast White and the B1000 Seminoles, Beast White jumped out to a quick lead in the top of the 1st inning. Josh DeCicco drove in Kelly Burke with an RBI single to get Beast off to a ...
LI Titans Secure Their Seventh Win Behind the Arm of Nicholas Incalcaterra
LI Titans pitcher Nicholas Incalcaterra after his dominant performance. pic.twitter.com/fJKkAXkjbB — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) August 8, 2018 The Long Island Titans tallied their seventh win of the season Wednesday evening behind a dominant performance on the mound by Nicholas Incalcaterra. The Titans defeated Long Island Baseball, 4-1, in a game where LIB only had two runners make it to second base. Incalcaterra pitched six innings of one-run ball, struck out eight, and allowed only three hits. After Incalcaterra struck out the side in the top of the first inning, the Titans didn’t waste any time putting runs on the board. In the bottom half of the inning, Phillip Krpata ledoff with a line drive base hit up the middle. Krpata then stole both second and third base. Two batters l...
Boys of Summer Scout Division Weekly Recap
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...
Nick Cortes Fires 5 Strong Innings, Diamond Baseball Academy Wins 5-1
Long Island Baseball was searching for their first win against Diamond Baseball Academy. Although they got things going early, scoring a run in the first inning, they were ultimately unable to come away with the victory, losing by a score of 5-1. Nick Cortes was on the mound for DBA, and it was a shaky first inning for him. He allowed a leadoff double to Joseph Apuzzo, who later came around to score on Michael Aplin’s single to right field. The following batter was then hit with a pitch, but was erased on a fielder’s choice, which left runners on the corners with two outs. Cortes came up with a big strikeout to escape any further damage. On the mound for LI Baseball was Mac Cooper, who got two quick outs. It all unraveled from there, as he gave up a triple to Nick Pinggera. The following b...
Boys of Summer Scout Division Weekly Recap
16u Weekly Standings B1000 Seminoles (1-0) East Coast Jays (1-0) Woodbury Sports Jr Ducks (2-1) Diamond Spikes (0-1) LI Baseball Cruz (0-1) LIB Prime Lodato (0-1) Oil City Bandits (0-1) Overall Standings Body Armor Titans (6-0) LI Titans Joyner (7-1) Next Level Scout (10-4) Woodbury Sports Jr Ducks (7-5) B1000 Seminoles (7-6) Diamond Spikes (6-7) LIB Primate Lodato (4-6) East Coast Jays (4-9) Oil City Bandits (3-8) LI Baseball Cruz (0-14) Notes There was not much change atop the standings, with the top four teams remaining the same, with the Body Armor Titans, Titans Joyner, and Next Level Scout being tied for first. However, there is some variance in games played, with the Body Armor Titans playing 6 games, as compared to the 14 games that Next Level Scout has played thus far. The B1000 ...
Lights-Out Pitching & Warantz HR Lead 17u LI Titans to Victory
Player of the game Spencer Warantz humbly gives credit to his teammates and discusses their solid 2-0 team victory. Warantz delivered the biggest hit of the game with a Solo HR to lead off the 4th inning. pic.twitter.com/eCuQXWa4og — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) July 25, 2018 The sky was dark and gloomy. It seemed inevitable that rain would take a day of baseball away from the 17u LI Titans-Gutes and LI Baseball. Both teams were determined, however, to get one by Mother Nature and play their Boys of Summer matchup. Despite the weather, the Titans and LI Baseball put together a picturesque 7-inning game that embodied the beauty of the sport. A performance highlighted by powerful pitching outings. A wet ball seemed to have absolutely no effect on this game. LI Baseball starting pitch...
