AMERICA EAST CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
2007 America East Baseball Championship
at Farmingdale State College (Farmingdale, N.Y.)
May 24-27, 2007
Thursday, May 24
Game 1: No. 1 Binghamton 9, No. 4 Maine 3
Game 2: No. 3 Albany 5, No. 2 Stony Brook 2
Friday, May 25
Game 3: No. 4 Maine 13, No. 2 Stony Brook 8
Game 4: No. 4 Albany 8 No. 1 Binghamton 7
Saturday, May 26
Game 5: No. 1 Binghamton 13, No. 4 Maine 4
Game 6: No. 3 Albany 1, No. 1 Binghamton 0
All-Championship Team:
Sean Donovan, Albany; John Naples, Albany; Cory Warring, Albany (Most Outstanding Player); Steve Wyland, Albany; Ryan James, Binghamton; Henry Dunn, Binghamton; Matt Simek, Binghamton; Billy Cather, Maine; Curt Smith, Maine; Rob Leonard, Stony Brook
2006 America East Championship
at Historic Centennial Field (Burlington, Vt.)
May 25-27, 2006
Thursday, May 25
Game 1: No. 3 Maine 11, No. 2 Stony Brook 8
Game 2: No. 1 Vermont 5, No. 4 Albany 4 (10 innings)
Friday, May 26
Game 3: Stony Brook 5, Albany 3
Game 4: Maine 5, Vermont 2
Saturday, May 27
Game 5: Stony Brook 2, at Vermont 1
Game 6: Maine 5, Stony Brook 3
All-Championship Team: Mark Ostrander - Maine, AJ Balsinde - Maine, Joel Barrett - Maine, Sean
Parker - Maine, Mike Powers - Maine, Jon Pasieka - Stony Brook, Andres Perez - Stony Brook, Matt Restivo - Stony Brook, Jason Carey - Vermont, Steve Wyland - Albany
2005 America East Championship
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Centennial Field, Burlington, Vermont
No. 1 Northeastern 7, No. 4 Binghamton 3
No. 2 Maine 14, No. 3 Vermont 2
Vermont 2, Binghamton 0 Maine 12, Northeastern 0 Vermont 6, Northeastern 5
Vermont 6, Maine 5
Maine 6, Vermont 5
All-Championship Team:
DH-Frank Rossi, Vermont; OF-Jason Carey,Vermont; P-Aaron Izaryk, Vermont; 3B-Miguel Magrass, Vermont; 1B-Derek Miller, Vermont; P-Bryan Rembisz, Vermont; OF-Joe Hough, Maine; DH-Greg Creek, Maine; OF-Ryan Quintal, Maine; 2B-Mike Ferrigii, Maine; P-Greg Norton, Maine;Championship Most Outstanding Player-Joe Hough, OF, Maine.
2004 America East Championship
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Mahaney Diamond, Orono, Maine
No. 4 Stony Brook 15, No. 1 Northeastern 6
No. 2 Maine 9, No. 3 Albany 3
Albany 8, Northeastern 1
Stony Brook 6, Maine 3
Maine 11, Albany 5
Stony Brook 3, Maine 1
All-Championship Team:
SS-Matt Devins, Stony Brook; OF-Andrew Larsen, Stony Brook; 1B-Dave Mischo, Stony Brook; P-Matt Restivo, Stony Brook; 2B-Chris Sipp, Stony Brook; 3B-Nick Theoharis, Stony Brook; P-Mike MacDonald, Maine; DH-Matt McGraw, Maine; C-Jason Martin, Albany; OF-Jeff Heriot, Northeastern; Championship Most Outstanding Player-Isidro Fortuna, OF, Stony Brook.
2003 America East Championship
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Centennial Field, Burlington, Vt.
No. 3 Stony Brook 4, No. 2 Maine 2
No. 4 Northeastern 2, No. 1 Vermont 1
Maine 5, Vermont 1
Northeastern 5, Stony Brook 4
Stony Brook 6, Maine 3
Stony Brook 11, Northeastern 10
Northeastern 11, Stony Brook 0
All-Championship Team:
P-Justin Hedrick, Northeastern; P-Jordan Thompson, Northeastern; C-Aaron Izaryk, Maine; 1B-Miguel Paquette, Northeastern; 2B-Jim McCurdy, Stony Brook; 3B-Joe Drapeau, Maine, SS-Arman Sidhu, Northeastern; OF-Andrew Larsen, Stony Brook, Lee Lipschutz, Stony Brook, Brad Czarnowski, Northeastern; DH-Mike Steinberg, Northeastern; Most Oustanding Player, Miguel Paquette, Northeastern.
2002 America East Championship
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Mahaney Diamond, Orono, Maine
No. 3 Northeastern 5, No. 2 Vermont 1
No. 4 Stony Brook 16, No. 1 Maine 4
Maine 8, Vermont 2
Northeastern 10, Stony Brook 5
Maine 9, Stony Brook 3
Maine 8, Northeastern 2
Maine 7, Northeastern 5
All-Championship Team:
P-Devin Monds, Northeastern; P- Paul Bruder, Maine; C-Luke Carlin, Northeastern; 1B-Colin Gaynor, Northeastern; 2B-Brett Ouellette, Maine; 3B-Joe Drapeau, Maine, SS-Omar Pena, Northeastern; OF-Mike Ross, Maine, Mike Livulpi, Maine, Dwyane Whitaker, Stony Brook; DH-Aaron Izaryk, Maine; Most Oustanding Player, Brett Ouellette, Maine.
2001 America East Championship
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, Delaware
No. 2 Towson 20, No. 2 Maine 4
No. 1 Delaware 7, No. 4 Northeastern 3
Northeastern 5, Maine 4
Delaware 4, Towson 1
Towson 7, Northeastern 6
Delaware 7, Towson 0
All-Championship Team:
P-Vic Sage, Delaware; P-Jason Vincent, Delaware; C-Luke Carlin, Northeastern; 1B-Steve Harden, Delaware; 2B-Andrew Salvo, Delaware; 3B-Scott Bacon, Towson; SS-Brian McKenna, Towson; OF-Gregg Davies, Towson; OF-Reid Gorecki, Delaware; OF-Vince Vukovich, Delaware; DH-Jimmy Kittleberger, Towson; Most Outstanding Player- Gregg Davies, Towson.
2000 America East Championship
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, Delaware
No. 3 Vermont 8, No. 2 Towson 7
No. 1 Delaware 4, No. 4 Northeastern 3 (12 innings)
Northeastern 7, Towson 5
Delaware 7, Vermont 2
Northeastern 7, Vermont 2
Delaware 4, Northeastern 2
All-Championship Team:
P-Chris Walsh, Northeastern; P-Vic Sage, Delaware; C-John Schneider, Delaware; 1B-Matt Keating, Northeastern; 2B-Andrew Salvo, Delaware; SS-Kris Dufner, Delaware; OF-Wade Rikert, Vermont; OF-Jason Sandner, Towson; OF-Chris Kolodzey, Delaware; DH-Todd Korchin, Northeastern; Most Outstanding Player-Vince Vukovich, Delaware.
1999 America East Championship
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, Delaware
No. 1 Towson 6, No. 4 Maine 1
No. 2 Delaware 7, No. 3 Northeastern 3
Maine 7, Northeastern 5
Towson 4, Delaware 1
Delaware 5, Maine 3
Delaware 5, Towson 2
Delaware 6, Towson 3
All-Championship Team:
P-Bryan Porcelli, Delaware; P-Chris Russ, Towson; C-Dusty Reynolds, Towson; 1B-Matt Keating, Northeastern; 2B-Andrew Salvo, Tim Pritchard, Towson; SS-Kevin Kim, Northeastern; OF-Mike Ross, Maine; OF-Jason Sandner, Towson; OF-Kevin Mench, Delaware; DH-Quin Peel, Maine; Most Outstanding Player-Bryan Porcelli, Delaware.
1998 America East Championship
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, Delaware
No. 2 Northeastern 10, No. 3 Vermont 8
No. 1 Delaware 8, No. 4 Hofstra 0
Vermont 7, Hofstra 6 (10 innings)
Delaware 4, Northeastern 2
Northeastern 12, Vermont 7
Delaware 10, Northeastern 4
All-Championship Team:
P-Matt Phillips, Delaware; P-Chris Frey, Delaware; C-Pat Friel, Hofstra; 1B-Carlos Pena, Northeastern; 2B-Matt Ardizzone, Delaware; 3B-Frank DiMaggio, Delaware; SS-Kevin Kim, Northeastern; OF-Brad Eyman, Delaware; OF-Hernan Guerrero, Northeastern; OF-Wade Rikert, Vermont; DH-Dan Trivits, Delaware; Most Outstanding Player-Chris Frey, Delaware.
1997 America East Championship
(six-team, double-elimination)
at Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, Delaware
No. 5 Northeastern 6, No. 2 Maine 2
No. 3 Vermont 8, No. 4 Drexel 2
No. 1 Delaware 8, No. 6 Towson 4
Towson 7, Maine 6
Delaware 15, Drexel 3
Northeastern 12, Vermont 5
Vermont 4, Towson 1
Northeastern 4, Delaware 1
Vermont 4, Delaware 3
Northeastern 8, Vermont 1
All-Championship Team:
Patrick Mason, Northeastern; Carlos Pena, Northeastern; Heath Squires, Vermont; Dan Colunio, Delaware; Brian August, Delaware; Craig Miller, Towson; Tim Daley, Northeastern; Dana Forsberg, Vermont; Jerry Lynde, Vermont; Tim Binehill, Northeastern; Mike O'Donnell, Northeastern; Most Outstanding Player:
Carlos Pena, Northeastern.
1996 North Atlantic Conference Championship
(six-team, double-elimination)
at Mahaney, Diamond, Orono, Maine
No. 1 Delaware 3, No. 6 Hartford 1
No. 2 Maine 4, No. 5 Northeastern 0
No. 3 Drexel 12, No. 4 Hofstra 2
Hartford 8, Northeastern 7
Delaware 27, Hofstra 2
Drexel 15, Maine 2
Delaware 20, Drexel 10
Hartford 8, Maine 6
Drexel 10, Hartford 8
Drexel 13, Delaware 5
Delaware 12, Drexel 2
All-Championship Team:
Brian Edge, Hartford; Jason Gold, Drexel; Keith Croteau, Maine; Brian August, Delaware; Dan Hammer, Delaware; Kris Doiron, Drexel; Kevin Fahy, Drexel; Matt Ardizzone, Delaware; Dave Tober, Hartford; Pete Fisher, Maine; Adam Lamanteer, Delaware; Most Outstanding Player-Adam Lamanteer, Delaware.
1995 North Atlantic Conference Championship
(six-team, double-elimination)
at Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, Delaware
No. 1 Delaware 14, No. 6 Maine 6
No. 5 Drexel 9, No. 2 Northeastern 3
No. 4 New Hampshire 9, No. 3 Vermont 6 (10 innings)
Northeastern 19, Maine 7
Vermont 6, Delaware 3
Drexel 10, New Hampshire 2
Delaware 11, New Hampshire 5
Northeastern 9, Vermont 2
Delaware 13, Drexel 7
Drexel 9, Northeastern 2
Delaware 16, Drexel 5
All-Championship Team:
Brian August, Delaware; Cliff Brumbaugh, Delaware; Kris Doiron, Drexel; Dalyn Drown, Vermont; Andre Duffie, Delaware; Derek Gauthier, Northeastern; Dan Hammer, Delaware; Ethan Jack, Delaware; Mike O'Donnell, Northeastern; Curt Schnur, Delaware; Anthony Valentine, New Hampshire; Most Oustanding Player:
Kris Doiron, Drexel.
1994 North Atlantic Conference Championship
First-round (best-of-three at high seed)
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Friedman Diamond, Brookline, Mass.
First Round
No. 1 Delaware, 8 No. 8 Boston University 2
Delaware 7, Boston University 3
No. 2 Northeastern 8, No. 7 New Hampshire 1
Northeastern 3, New Hampshire 1
No. 3 Drexel 12, No. 6 Vermont 4
Vermont 6, Drexel 1
Drexel 9, Vermont 6
No. 5 Hartford 5, No. 4 Maine 1
Hartford 10, Maine 8
Northeastern 9, Drexel 2
Hartford 5, Delaware 1
Delaware 14, Drexel 8
Hartford 6, Northeastern 5
Northeastern 4, Delaware 3
Northeastern 6, Hartford 5
Northeastern 5, Hartford 0
All-Championship Team:
Bill Barrale, Northeastern; Deron Brown, Delaware; Derek Gauthier, Northeastern; Mike Glavine, Northeastern; Mark Hopkins, Northeastern; Ethan Jack, Delaware; Tom Lafferty, Delaware; Scott LaRock, Hartford; Tim O'Connell, Northeastern; Jay O'Shuaghnessy, Northeastern; John Shannon, Drexel; Dave Tober, Hartford; Most Outstanding Player-Bill Barrale, Northeastern.
1993 North Atlantic Conference Championship
First-round, North-South Divisions (best-of-three at high seed)
(four-team, double-elimination)
at Delaware Diamond, Newark, Del.
North
No. 1 Maine 5, No. 4 Northeastern 4
Northeastern 5, Maine 2
Maine 5, Northeastern 2
No. 3 Vermont 20, No. 2 New Hampshire 5
New Hampshire 3, Vermont 2
New Hampshire 6, Vermont 2
South
No. 1 Delaware 13, No. 4 Boston University 2
Delaware 6, Boston University 1
No. 2 Drexel 4, No. 3 Hartford 2
Drexel 4, Hartford 3
Maine 8, Drexel 4
Delaware 6, New Hampshire 4
Drexel 6, New Hampshire 1
Maine 6, Delaware 1 (11 innings)
Drexel 9, Delaware 7
Maine 11, Drexel 1
All-Championship Team:
Mark Ballard, Maine; Bill Champi, Maine; Bill Dilenno, Delaware; Bruce Hannah, Delaware; Ron Hewes, Maine; Fran McHugh, New Hampshire; Mike Sidoti, Maine; Shawn Tobin, Maine; Justin Tomberlin, Maine; Adam White, Drexel; Chad White, Maine; Most Outstanding Player-Gabe Duross, Maine.
1992 ECAC Tournament
(eight-team, double-elimination)
at Fitton Field, Worcester, Mass.
Vermont 6, Fordham 5
Hartford 12, Lafayette 4
Delaware 11, St. Francis (N.Y.) 4
Vermont 1, Iona 0
Delaware 12, Hartford 7
Hartford 7, Fordham 6
Delaware 11, Vermont 5
Iona 3, Hartford 2
Iona 6, Vermont 3
Delaware 8, Iona 4 (Delaware wins ECAC Championship)
1991 ECAC Tournament
(eight-team, double-elimination)
at Mahaney Diamond, Orono, Maine
Northeastern 9, Fairfield 3
Maine 9, Monmouth 3
Fordham 14, Northeastern 6
Maine 16, LeMoyne 11
Northeastern 11, Holy Cross 10
Maine 5, Fordham 2
Northeastern 7, Fordham 1
Northeastern 5, Maine 4
Maine 12, Northeastern 2