Cheers the Band Lumber Kings

Summaries 2006

Lumber Kings Game Summaries

10-4-10!!!

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Matt Dilks went 4-for-4 with two doubles to lead the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings to a 14-10 game 4 victory and a 3-games-to-one series championship over Top Notch. The Kings won their tenth championship in their tenth season of existence. Billy Cressman also had four hits while Luis Cruz, Steph Harden, Nick Trofa added three apiece. Lou Capone and Freddie Hubbard added two hits each. Top performers in the finals series were Steph Harden (11 hits), Luis Cruz (10 hits), Matt Dilks (8 hits, 2 home runs) and Nick Trofa (8 hits, 3 wins, 9 runs allowed).

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Matt Dilks hit two home runs and had five RBI's to lead the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings to a 6-1 triumph over Top Notch in Game 3 of their best-of-five final series. Winning pitcher Nick Trofa had three hits while Luis Cruz and Steph Harden had two hits each.

Monday, September 18, 2006

The Cheers The Band Lumber Kings used a balance attack to even their finals series with Top Notch at one game each. Steph Harden led Cheers with four hits in the 10-4 victory. Jim Gallagher, Julien Greene, Nick Trofa, Billy Cressman, Luis Cruz, Lou Capone and Dave Dilks. Pitcher Bill Liepe again held Top Notch to only four runs.

Monday, September 18, 2006

A lack of offense marked the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings' finals opening loss to Top Notch. Pitcher Bill Liepe held top Notch to only four runs but the Kings could not take advantage. Jim Gallagher and Luis Cruz had two hits each in the game.

Monday, September 11, 2006

The Cheers The Band Lumber Kings swept Robert's Place two games to none with a 14-4 victory in their semi-final A Division series. Lou Capone hit a home run, triple and single with five RBI's while Luis Cruz continued his hot playoff hitting with four hits. Matt Dilks had a single, double and triple and Albert Pareja also added four hits. Tom Cressey contributed two hits.

Monday, September 11, 2006

In Game 1 of their Semi-final series, the top-seeded Cheers The Band Lumber Kings defeated Robert's Place 11-6. Luis Cruz led the Kings with four hits, including two doubles and a triple. Matt Dilks had two triples amongst his three hits and Julien Greene also hit two triples. Josh Nixon, Nick Trofa and Freddie Hubbard added two hits each.

Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Steph Harden hit a towering walk-off home run in the bottom of the 5th inning to lead the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings to an 11-0 win over Northeast Bartender. The three-run homer allowed the Kings to win the shortened game via the ten-run rule. Harden added a triple and a single. Lou Capone, Dave Dilks, Bill Liepe and Don Kreutzer contributed two hits each to make the Kings final regular season record 15 - 4.

Thursday, August 17, 2006

Every member of the starting lineup had at least three hits as the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings crushed Atlantic City Linen 35-3. Albert Pareja, Lou Capone and KC McWilliams had six hits each; Matt Dilks and George Bucci had five; Dave Dilks, Shane Drobel and Don Kreutzer had four and Freddie Hubbard had three with a home run. The Lumber Kings have clinched first place in the A division and are now 14 – 4.

Wednesday, August 16, 2006

Josh Nixon and Matt Dilks hit home runs to lead the CTB Lumber Kings over Oyster Creek Inn Team Shocker 4-2. The win breaks a tie between the two teams for first place in the A Division. Nixon had three hits while Dilks was joined by Tom Cressey with two hits apiece.

Wednesday, August 16, 2006

The Cheers The Band Lumber Kings avenged their only loss to an A Division team with a 22-1 trouncing of Robert's Place. Matt Dilks and Julien Greene hit home runs. Josh Nixon, Nick Trofa, Tom Cressey, Freddie Hubbard and Albert Pareja joined Dilks with three hits apiece. Lou Capone joined Greene with two hits each. The Kings clinched a playoff spot and are now at 12 - 4.

Monday, August 14, 2006

Matt Dilks had a home run and a double to pace the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings to a 5-3 victory over Top Notch. Julien Greene added two hits to help the Lumber Kings improve to 11 - 4.

Wednesday, August 9, 2006

Jim Gallagher had three hits and Josh Nixon had a based-loaded triple to lead the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings to a 12-0 trouncing of Comcast Cable. Nixon, Julien Greene, Billy Cressman, Rob O'Brien and Don Kreutzer added two hits apiece to bring the Kings to a 10-4 record. Matt Dilks pitched the shutout.

Monday, August 7, 2006

The Cheers The Band Lumber Kings bounced back from a 6-0 deficit in the final two innings to crush Rackco.com 17-7. Jim Gallagher led the Kings with four hits while Josh Nixon had two triples. Albert Pareja and Dave Dilks had three hits, and Nixon, Charlie Seitchick, Freddie Hubbard and Bill Liepe had two hits apiece. Cheers also picked up a forfeit win from Polistina & Associates making them 9 - 4 on the season.

Wednesday, August 2, 2006

Nick Trofa had a three-run homer and a sacrifice fly to lead the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings to an 8-3 triumph over Polistina & Associates. Luis Cruz, Steph Harden and Freddie Hubbard had three hits apiece as the Kings went back into a tie for first place at 7 - 4. Josh Nixon added two hits.

Monday, July 31, 2006

The Cheers The Band Lumber Kings lost their fourth game in their last five, with a 7-6 loss to Robert's Place. The two teams were tied for first place prior to the game. The Lumber Kings (6 - 4), having their worst stretch in their history, are now a game behind first. Bill Liepe was the only King with two hits. Julien Greene had one hit and three walks, while Freddie Hubbard hit a 2-RBI double.

Tuesday, July 25, 2006

The Cheers The Band Lumber Kings played what was probably the worst game in their history when they were defeated by Shoreline Construction 7-0. Bill Liepe and Bill Tillar led the depleted lineup with two hits each. Jim Gallagher became the only Lumber King to reach second when he hit a double in the sixth. The Kings fell to 6-3 on the season.

Wednesday, July 19, 2006

The Cheers The Band Lumber Kings rebounded from a forfeit and back-to-back losses to crush Maloney's Tavern 15-4. Nick Trofa went 4-for-4 with a homer and two doubles. Jim Gallagher had a homer and double amongst his three hits while Freddie Hubbard and Albert Pareja also had three hits each. Billy Cressman and Rob O'Brien added two hits apiece. The Kings are now 6 - 2.

Wednesday, July 12, 2006

The Cheers The Band Lumber Kings lost their first game of the season to the B Division-leading Angeloni's II Mad Brewers 9 - 6. Luis Cruz had three hits in his first game of the season. Josh Nixon and Freddie Hubbard had two hits apiece. the Kings are now 5 - 1.

Monday, June 26, 2006

Bob Merlino went 3-for-3 to lead the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings to a 4 - 2 victory over Brooks Supply in a battle of division leaders. Josh Nixon and Freddie Hubbard added two hits apiece to help the Lumber Kings stay undefeated at 5 - 0.

Wednesday, June 21, 2006

Josh Nixon hit a two-run homer, what turned out to be the deciding hit, in the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings 15-14 squeaker over rival Top Notch. Steph Harden and Charlie Seitchick added three hits apiece, while Nixon, Julien Greene, Freddie Hubbard, Fernando Melendez and Don Kreutzer had two each. The Lumber Kings improve to 4 - 0.

Monday, June 19, 2006

Tom Cressey had three hits to lead the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings to a 13 to 3 victory over Comcast Cable. Cheers scored ten runs in the first inning to take an early command of the game. Billy Cressman, Josh Nixon and Josh Adkisson added two hits apiece as the Kings become 3 and 0.

Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Josh Nixon went 5-for-5 with a home run and three doubles to lead the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings to a 20 - 3 shellacking of Racko.com. Charlie Seitchick and Don Kreutzer each went 4-for-4 while Jim Gallagher, Julien Greene and Rob O'Brien added three hits apiece. Fernando Melendez had two hits to help the Lumber Kings become 2 - 0. The Kings scored 12 runs in the fifth inning.

Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Nick Trofa hit a 2-run single with two out and two on, to give the Cheers The Band Lumber Kings a come-from-behind 16-15 victory over Oyster Creek Inn Team Shocker in their season opener. Trofa was 3-for-4, with a walk, a sac fly and an unassisted double play at second base for the Kings. Steph Harden had four hits while Freddie Hubbard and Don Kreutzer also had three hits apiece. Tom Cressey added two hits for the defending champs.