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who are the top teams in the ccc ?
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PC SOFTBALL said:
Never heard of this conference. Who's in it, and where is it at....
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I know this season is looking brighter, there is several girls playing in this league from the Ohio Wave, DC Lightning, Dayton Yellow Jackets and OFC Heat (orange), that?s just the travel teams I know of. Below is last year standings and I believe anyone from the top six could shine this year.
My DD pitches for Tri-Village, they will have the tools to go deep this year if they can put it all together.
2006-07 CCC STANDINGS
SCHOOL CONFERENCE OVERALL
Miami East** 10-2 15-7
Ansonia 9-3 22-6
Covington 9-3 15-5
Newton 9-3 17-7
Arcanum 8-4 12-10
Tri-Village 7-5 12-8
Tri-County North 6-6 12-17
Bethel 5-7 10-10
Bradford 5-7 12-12
Franklin Monroe 4-8 8-12
Twin Valley South 4-8 10-13
Mississinawa Valley 1-11 ???
National Trail 1-11 3-21
My DD pitches for Tri-Village, they will have the tools to go deep this year if they can put it all together.
2006-07 CCC STANDINGS
SCHOOL CONFERENCE OVERALL
Miami East** 10-2 15-7
Ansonia 9-3 22-6
Covington 9-3 15-5
Newton 9-3 17-7
Arcanum 8-4 12-10
Tri-Village 7-5 12-8
Tri-County North 6-6 12-17
Bethel 5-7 10-10
Bradford 5-7 12-12
Franklin Monroe 4-8 8-12
Twin Valley South 4-8 10-13
Mississinawa Valley 1-11 ???
National Trail 1-11 3-21
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Nice league!!
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I had to go back a ways to find this post, but below is the results of this years (2008) league and all conference selections. I was right in stating that Tri-Village had the tools to go far this year, they won the league and lost to Triad in the district finals 1-0. Ansonia finished rank 2nd in the state and lost to Traid 7-3 in the first round of regionals. Newton lost to Parkway 5-0 in the first round of regionals.
CCC earned some respect with that showing.
The only sad news was the player of the year could not be put up for any district or state awards since
the school had no one who was a member of the OHSFSCA.
I guess no one would of thought that there is kids out there that work at the game they love 52 weeks a year and they might just be an impact player POY was.
15-2 with a losses to Ansonia and Triad, ERA 0.46, IP 123, SO 221,
CCC Conference teams:
Player of the Year - Jordyn Fisherback, Tri-Village
Coach of the Year - Mike Fisherback, Tri-Village
FIRST TEAM
Casey Knick, Ansonia
Kylie Knick, Ansonia
Karrie Rench, Arcanum
Brittany Lewis, Bethel
Katelyn Selanders, Bradford
Kristen Boggs, Covington
Erin Christian, Covington
Sara Kuhbander, Franklin Monroe
Laura Colebaugh, Miami East
Summer Potts, Miami East
Kayla Lee, National Trail
Lacey Jackson, Newton
Kaitie Stewart, Newton
Rachel Heindl, Tri-County North
Brittany Bowman, Tri-Village
Jordyn Fisherback, Tri-Village
Brooke Burns, Twin Valley South
Maggie McCollum, Twin Valley South
SPECIAL MENTION
Staci Schmidt, Ansonia
Laci Burns, Arcanum
Emily Ellerbrock, Bethel
Brittany Reed, Bradford
Jessica Snipes, Covington
Kate Kenworthy, Franklin Monroe
Katie Denlinger, Miami East
Lisa Breymeir, Mississinawa Valley
Morgan Ross, National Trail
Aubrye Cain, Newton
Michelle Heindl, Tri-County North
Chelsey Royer, Tri-Village
Grace Cottingim, Twin Valley South
HONORABLE MENTION
Brittany Mayo, Ansonia
Emily Schellhas, Arcanum
Kelly Artrip, Bethel
Marissa Wirrig, Bradford
Jessica Shrout, Covington
Kelsy Anthony, Franklin Monroe
Chelsie Saylor, Miami East
Kirsten Jessup, Mississinawa Valley
Kara Johnson, National Trail
Emily Beam, Newton
Dez Brown, Tri-County North
Samantha Royer, Tri-Village
Whitney Wysong, Twin Valley South
Records
SCHOOL CONFERENCE OVERALL
Tri-Village 11-1 17-4
Ansonia 10-2 23-3
Newton 10-2 18-7
Covington 8-4 17-9
Miami East 7-5 12-14
Tri-County North 7-5 14-11
Arcanum 6-6 7-8
Franklin Monroe 6-6 10-10
Twin Valley South 6-6 13-9
Bethel 3-9 13-12
Bradford 2-10 4-13
National Trail 2-10 8-15
Mississinawa Valley 0-12 2-19
CCC earned some respect with that showing.
The only sad news was the player of the year could not be put up for any district or state awards since
the school had no one who was a member of the OHSFSCA.
I guess no one would of thought that there is kids out there that work at the game they love 52 weeks a year and they might just be an impact player POY was.
15-2 with a losses to Ansonia and Triad, ERA 0.46, IP 123, SO 221,
CCC Conference teams:
Player of the Year - Jordyn Fisherback, Tri-Village
Coach of the Year - Mike Fisherback, Tri-Village
FIRST TEAM
Casey Knick, Ansonia
Kylie Knick, Ansonia
Karrie Rench, Arcanum
Brittany Lewis, Bethel
Katelyn Selanders, Bradford
Kristen Boggs, Covington
Erin Christian, Covington
Sara Kuhbander, Franklin Monroe
Laura Colebaugh, Miami East
Summer Potts, Miami East
Kayla Lee, National Trail
Lacey Jackson, Newton
Kaitie Stewart, Newton
Rachel Heindl, Tri-County North
Brittany Bowman, Tri-Village
Jordyn Fisherback, Tri-Village
Brooke Burns, Twin Valley South
Maggie McCollum, Twin Valley South
SPECIAL MENTION
Staci Schmidt, Ansonia
Laci Burns, Arcanum
Emily Ellerbrock, Bethel
Brittany Reed, Bradford
Jessica Snipes, Covington
Kate Kenworthy, Franklin Monroe
Katie Denlinger, Miami East
Lisa Breymeir, Mississinawa Valley
Morgan Ross, National Trail
Aubrye Cain, Newton
Michelle Heindl, Tri-County North
Chelsey Royer, Tri-Village
Grace Cottingim, Twin Valley South
HONORABLE MENTION
Brittany Mayo, Ansonia
Emily Schellhas, Arcanum
Kelly Artrip, Bethel
Marissa Wirrig, Bradford
Jessica Shrout, Covington
Kelsy Anthony, Franklin Monroe
Chelsie Saylor, Miami East
Kirsten Jessup, Mississinawa Valley
Kara Johnson, National Trail
Emily Beam, Newton
Dez Brown, Tri-County North
Samantha Royer, Tri-Village
Whitney Wysong, Twin Valley South
Records
SCHOOL CONFERENCE OVERALL
Tri-Village 11-1 17-4
Ansonia 10-2 23-3
Newton 10-2 18-7
Covington 8-4 17-9
Miami East 7-5 12-14
Tri-County North 7-5 14-11
Arcanum 6-6 7-8
Franklin Monroe 6-6 10-10
Twin Valley South 6-6 13-9
Bethel 3-9 13-12
Bradford 2-10 4-13
National Trail 2-10 8-15
Mississinawa Valley 0-12 2-19
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