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LITTLE
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS
District 23 Seniors All-Star Champions (2005)
District
23 Juniors All-Star Champions (2006)
District
23 9/10 Year Old All-Star Champions (2007)
The
Road to Glory Starts Here!
Each year, our league has the opportunity to
field an All-Star team
that is eligible to play in the Little League World Series in
Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
Chino Hills Little League always recognizes
the best players of our league via the All Stars. All-stars are
nominated by the players and managers near the end of the regular
season and are selected to the team via a vote of the League's
managers. All-star managers and
coaches are selected by the Board of Directors through the
recommendations of the All-Star Committee.
Keep track of the progress of all of our All-Star teams right here.
All tournaments start on June 21st except for the 11/12
All-Stars who will start on June 28th.
All-Star
Info:
| 9/10
All-Star Results |
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Final Tournament
Record: 1-2 |
| 6-27-2008 |
Chino National |
2 |
Chino Hills
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1 |
| 6-25-2008 |
Chino Hills |
13 |
Ontario Mtn.
View
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5 |
| 6-21-2008 |
Upland Foothill |
19 |
Chino Hills
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2 |
Game Summaries:
June 21, 2008 - Chino Hills (0-1) opened up with
a tough loss to the Upland National All-Stars at Chino High
School. Jonathan Rich and Nicholas Beltz came through with
RBI's in the first inning, keeping the game close at 3-2.
Troy Cook, Rich, and Arthur Chang had solid base
hits. Nicholas Beltz gave Chino Hills 2.1 solid
innings on the mound. Josh Bourgouin and Scott
Evinger each stepped in and combined to shut Upland down for two
innings. Alex Carrillo put in four solid innings behind the
dish under tough conditions. On defense, Scott Evinger had a
couple of web gems at shortstop and Alex Moreno made some great stops
at second base. Jaime Marquez showed some great hustle and
nearly had the play of the game, just missing a spectacular diving
catch in left field. Despite the setback, the team is upbeat
and looking forward to getting some revenge in their next
game.
June 25, 2008
- Chino Hills (1-1) bounced back from their
opening game loss to defeat Ontario Mountain View, 13-5. Josh Bourgouin
picked up the win, pitching 4.1 spectacular innings, with five strike
outs and only two earned runs. He was relieved by Scott Evinger, who
pitched 1.1 innings with two strike outs. Alex Carrillo came in and
struck out the last batter to close out the game. Jonathan Rich put in
another good game behind the plate and threw out a player attempting to
steal third base. The defense was anchored by Carrillo at second base,
who made several outstanding plays, including a line-drive double play.
Arthur Chang and Ethan Meza made awesome catches in the outfield. The
bats came alive as Troy Cook went 2 for 4, including a grand slam home
run. Carrillo went 3 for 5 with 2 RBI's, and Evinger went 2 for 5 with
4 RBI's. Jair Donovan laid down a spectacular bunt for a base hit and
later used his speed to score on a passed ball.
June 27, 2008 - In
a well-played game, Chino Hills was eliminated by Chino
National in a nail-biter, 2-1. Nicholas Beltz pitched
brilliantly, keeping the contest scoreless for most of the game.
The Chino Hills All-Stars (1-2) had two players
narrowly thrown out at the plate late in the game in a last
ditch attempt to overtake Chino National and stay alive in the the
tournament, but in the end it was not to be. Despite the
loss,
Chino Hills' 9/10 All-Stars played terrific baseball and the future
looks bright. Great job, team!
| 10/11 All-Star Results |
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Final Tournament
Record: 2-2 |
| 6-30-2008 |
Upland
American |
8 |
Chino Hills |
4 |
| 6-26-2008 |
Upland
Foothill |
13 |
Chino Hills |
8 |
| 6-23-2008 |
Chino
Hills |
4 |
Upland National |
1 |
| 6-21-2008 |
Chino
Hills |
7 |
Chino
American |
5 |
Game Summaries:
June 21, 2008 - Chino
Hills (1-0) started their tournament with a 7-5 win over
the Chino
American All-Stars under a
scorching sun at Bon View
Park in Ontario. Andy Vrtar pitched 5.1 innings, striking
out five batters before being replaced by Jacob Botello, who earned the
save by striking out the potential winning run at the plate.
On offense, the Shooting Stars were led by Dustin Wickwire,
who hit a 3-run homer, and Chazz Eldridge who went 3
for 4 including a double. On defense, Botello had
several key assists at the hot corner, and Josh Preli made a difficult
catch in left field looking into a very bright sun.
June 23, 2008 - Jacob
Botello pitched 4.2 strong innings, striking out nine while giving up
only one run, and Matthew
Viloria had a double and a triple to lead
Chino
Hills (2-0) to their second consecutive tournament victory, 4-1, over a
very
tough Upland
National team at Bon View
Park in Ontario. Ben Long had a key RBI to give Chino Hills
some breathing room. Buster Johnson entered the game with two out in
the fifth inning and shut down the opposition, striking out four
batters, to earn the save.
June 26, 2008
- The Upland Foothill All-Stars, capitalizing on numerous
errors in the first inning, scored seven times on the way to defeating
Chino Hills, 13-8. Chino Hills (2-1) came back to score six runs in the
second inning, thanks to RBI triples by Chazz Eldridge and Dustin
Wickwire and an RBI single by Alex Baez, but ultimately it would not be
enough. Eldridge also doubled in the top of the first inning and came
in to score on an RBI single by Adam Cendejas to give the Shooting
Stars a brief 1-0 lead. Matthew Viloria also had an RBI single. Brice
Hoenisch was able to slow down the Upland offense, allowing only one
earned run in 3.1 innings of work on the mound.
June 30, 2008
- Chino Hills lost to Upland American in 8 innings, 8-4,
and was eliminated from the tournament. The game got started on a
bright note for Chino Hills (2-2) as Chazz Eldridge hit a lead-off solo
home run, and Jacob Botello added an RBI single to give the Shooting
Stars a 2-0 lead. But Upland American came back in the second inning to
score three times to take a 3-2 lead. Chino Hills made it 4-3 on a
ground-rule double by Alex Baez and an RBI triple by Brice Hoenisch.
Upland American came back to tie the score at 4-4 in the fourth inning,
and that is how the game stayed until the eighth inning. On the mound,
Botello and Buster Johnson combined for 10 strike-outs. The offense was
led by Baez, who went 2 for 2, and Dustin Wickwire who had 3 hits in
four trips to the plate.
| Major
All-Star Results |
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Final Tournament
Record: 2-2 |
| 7-3-2008 |
Chino National |
5 |
Chino Hills |
4 |
| 7-2-2008 |
Chino Hills |
10 |
Ontario Western |
0 |
| 6-30-2008 |
Upland National |
10 |
Chino Hills |
0 |
| 6-28-2008 |
Chino
Hills |
6 |
Ontario
Eastern |
5 |
Game Summaries:
June 28, 2008 - Chino
Hills (1-0) started down the road to the Little League World series
with an opening win over Ontario Eastern, 6-5, in the District 23
tournament held at San Antonio Park in Upland. In gut-wrenching
fashion, the last out of the game was recorded at home plate on a
strong throw from Michael Green to Shawn Warren. In addition to his
assist that ended the game, Green had what proved to be the winning
hit, a line shot 2-run home run to center field. The victory was truly
a team
win with every player contributing in some way, either with the bat or
the glove. Tim McGetrick struck out seven in 4.1 innings. Quintin
Cardenas picked up the save, striking out four in just 1.2 innings in
relief. Cardenas and Rafael Gonzalez provided solid middle infield play
but the defensive play of the night was an aerial acrobatic catch in
deep right centerfield made by Grant Nudo. Cardenas, Warren, and
McGetrick were the hitting stand-outs with two hits a piece. Those in
attendance witnessed an overall outstanding team effort to kick off the
Major all star season.
June 30, 2008 - Chino
Hills tried to make it two in a row on Monday, but ran into a very
polished team from Upland Foothill. Despite giving a good effort, Chino
Hills lost, 10-0. Chino Hills (1-1) is upbeat and looking forward to
taking the next step against Ontario Western.
July 2, 2008 - The
boys from Chino Hills (2-1) bounced back and played excellent ball
against Ontario Western to win, 10-0, in four innings. Tim McGetrick
and Michael Green combined for the shutout, pitching two innings each.
McGetrick, Green, Brian Franke and Alex Montoya all had multiple hits
to lead the offense.
July 3, 2008 -
Chino Hills lost a heartbreaker on Thursday in nine innings, 5-4. After the game,
Little League District 23 Chief Umpire Alex Marrujo described the game as the best-played Little League
game he had witnessed at any level in the past five years.
Tim
McGetrick and Quintin Cardenas both gave great pitching performances
and the defense was outstanding, led by Rafael Gonzalez with six
assists and highlighted by Brian Franke's diving catch in center
field.
McGetrick hit a homerun in the first inning to give the Shooting Stars
an early 1-0 lead. Jim Barkley's
dramatic home run with one man on in the sixth tied the score
at 3-3 to send the game into extra innings. The next three
innings were a seesaw
battle with both teams having chances to win, but unable to capitalize
until the top of the ninth, when
Gonzalez doubled with two outs and Jacob Beltz followed with a single
to give the Chino Hills All-stars a 4-3 lead. Ultimately the lead was short-lived, as Chino National rallied and scored twice in the bottom
of the ninth to win the game. Cardenas, Franke, Gonzalez and
Alex Montoya all had multiple hits to lead the offense. Chino Hills finished tournament play at 2-2. Regardless of the final
outcome, it was a gutty, well played game and we are very proud of how
the boys played and the way they represented our league!
| Junior All-Star Results |
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Final Tournament
Record: 0-2 |
| 6-28-2008 |
Ontario Mtn
View |
8 |
Chino Hills |
6 |
| 6-23-2008 |
Upland National |
8 |
Chino Hills |
2 |
Game Summaries:
June 23, 2008 - Chino
Hills (0-1) lost their opening round game to Upland National at
Community Park, 8-2. Chris Iriart contributed three hits in three at
bats, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Upland National All-Stars.
June 28, 2008
- Chino
Hills (0-2) was eliminated from tournament play in an 8-6 loss to
Ontario Mountain View at
Westwind Park in Ontario. Tournament leaders on offense were
Ryan Barkley (3 for 7), Nathanael Schell (4 for 6) and Chris Iriart (4
for 6). Strong pitching performances were turned in by Curtis
Bourgouin, Tim Blum, and Schell. This year our Junior All-Star team
consisted of more than half the team being only 13 years-old. As a
result, the Chino Hills Junior All-Stars gained valuable tournament
experience this season and will be strong contenders in the 2009
tournament.
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All photos on this page courtesy
of Debbie Aparicio (Deberik Photography) 2008 Chino Hills Little League
9/10 All-Stars
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Manager
Gil Bourgouin
Coach
Emmett Donovan
Coach
Mike Evinger
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Nicholas Beltz (Majors Dodgers)
Josh Bourgouin (Majors Red Sox)
Troy Cook (Majors Yankees)
Alex Carrillo (Majors Cubs)
Arthur Chang (AAA Red Sox)
Jair Donovan (AAA Dodgers)
Scott Evinger (Majors Yankees)
Nathan Gervaise (AAA Mets)
Ian Hendrickson (Majors Dodgers)
Jaime Marquez (AAA Athletics)
Alex Moreno (Majors Yankees)
Ethan Meza (Majors Red Sox)
Jonathan Rich (Majors Angels)
Brandon Williams (Majors Athletics)
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2008 Chino Hills Little
League 10/11 All-Stars
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Manager
Alex
Baez
Coach
Amado
Botello
Coach
Wayne
Viloria
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Alex Baez
(Majors Yankees)
Jacob
Botello (Majors Yankees)
Adam
Cendejas (Majors Cubs)
Chazz
Eldridge (Majors Yankees)
Geoffrey
Elliott (Majors Dodgers)
Brice
Hoenisch (Majors Yankees)
Ben
Long (Majors Athletics)
Buster
Johnson (Majors Athletics)
Josh
Preli (Majors Dodgers)
Doug
Raleigh (Majors Cubs)
Keaton Stout (Majors Athletics)
Matthew
Viloria (Majors Cubs)
Andy
Vrtar (Majors Yankees)
Dustin
Wickwire (Majors Athletics)
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2008 Chino Hills Little
League Major All-Stars
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Manager
Raul
Gonzalez
Coach
Tim McGetrick
Coach
Mike Garcia
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Kevin Abandy (Majors Red Sox)
Jim
Barkley (Majors Red Sox)
Jacob
Beltz (Majors Dodgers)
Quintin
Cardenas (Majors Red Sox)
Brian
Franke (Majors Angels)
Rafael
Gonzalez (Majors Cubs)
Michael
Green (Majors Yankees)
CJ
Hillis (Majors Dodgers)
Tim
McGetrick (Majors Athletics)
Alex
Montoya (Majors Angels)
Grant Nudo (Majors Athletics)
Shawn Warren
(Majors Angels)
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League Junior All-Stars |
Manager
John
Massa
Coach
Robin
Winton
Coach
Mike
Bynum |
Ryan Barkley (Dodgers)
Tim
Blum (Angels)
Curtis
Bourgouin (Dodgers)
Jason
Bynum (Yankees)
Chris
Iriart (Dodgers)
Trae
Johansson (Yankees)
Ryan
Love (Angels)
Cameron
Massa (Dodgers)
Evan
Roll (Yankees)
Nathanael
Schell (Dodgers)
Jeremy Steggell (Yankees)
Scott Wiens
(Yankees)
Corey Winton (Angels)
Brandon Young (Angels)
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2007
Chino
Hills LL 9/10
All-Stars
District
23 Champions!
July 18,
2007: After
defeating teams from Victorville, Alta Loma and Rialto, Chino
Hills 9/10 All-Stars battled District 71 Champions Alta Loma a second
time for the
Section 8 Championship and the right to be amongst the five
teams left in Southern California competing for a bid to play in the
California State Championship Series. Unfortunately the night was not
meant to be for the Chino Hills All-Stars. A night after previously
beating the same Alta
Loma team, 7-1, Chino Hills was defeated 11-1.
The
Chino
Hills Little League 9/10 All-Stars had a great run,earlier capturing
the District 23 title with a perfect 4-0 record. District 23 represents
13 Little League organizations across Chino HIlls, Chino, Ontario,
Upland, and Montclair. Our 9/10 All-Stars team finished 4-2
in the
Section 8 tournament.
Chino
Hills was the only team in District and Sectional play to have 5
nine-year olds in the starting lineup. Combined with the great 10 year
old players this team represented the city of Chino Hills like no
other.
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