18U (Midget) LL 2, LDBA, 2022 (Delaware / Komoka / Mt Brydges Minor Baseball)

The regular season has come to a close for Team #2. A strong 16-8 victory against Dorchester last week pushed their final record to an impressive 8 Wins with 5 Losses. The RiverCats offense finished the season with the 2nd most runs scored in the league. David Dejeu led the team with a Batting AVG of .667(18-27). He tied for the team lead in XBH with Jordan McKellar, who was 2nd in AVG (.517) and also led the team with 15 Runs. Will and Sam Stewart also put up AVGs over .400 in the regular season, hitting .472 and .414 respectively. DKMB plays their first playoff game this Wednesday in ...

Team #2 has picked up a big wins on the road over the last few days as they move into sole possession of 2nd place. They were in Thedford to face the Storm on Saturday. Will Stewart pitched a gem and his brother Sam came in to work a scoreless final inning for the save. Ben Watson reached base in all four PAs, including a Deep Ground Rule Double. DKMB won 5-2. They battled the EBBA on Tuesday night at City Wide. Nathan March was great in his first pitching start, going 3 and 2/3 innings. The boys stayed in the game and scored 4 runs in the final inning to win 12-11. Team #2 will look ...

The two DKMB teams squared off Thursday night in a well played game under the lights in Komoka. Team #2 showed great improvements on the defensive side of the ball this week which kept them in this close contest. Jordan McKellar stepped up to lead to team as he made multiple great plays in Right Field and got on base in each of his 4 plate appearances. Rookie Max Vandenberg who has been working hard to improve his game also had 2 hits in the contest.  Next up, Team#2 heads to Thedford to face the Storm in a rematch of Season Opening Thiller played in Komoka just a few weeks ago.

The boys went into Dorchester on Monday night and picked up a 7-5 Victory. Strong outings on the mound from Will Stewart and David DeJeu helped them overcome some sloppy defense to pick up the W. The RiverCats were in Strathroy on Thursday night. The Royals pitcher turned in an excellent performance, giving up only 1 hit, as the Home Side grabbed a 9-0 victory. DKMB was again haunted by their disconnect on the defensive side. The team hit just .167 on the week (6-36), which is a stark contrast from their early season offensive success. Next up, Team #2 will look to heat up the bats ...