Nate Campbell and his crew have searched high and low for every record, picture, and lost detail to put together the history of their ultra-successful Columbus Pirates.  Their team website is the result of their passion.

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“Despite the challenges of maintaining a competitive roster and navigating a tough bracket, the Montebello Angels proved their resilience and unity. With a championship secured and momentum on our side, we now look ahead with confidence and excitement for the season to come.” Robert Oskin, manager

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A Gold Glove-winning center fielder, McKenzie combines elite range, instincts, and closing speed to anchor the Waynesville Grizzlies’ defense. His ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball separates him from the rest of the league.

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What’s in a name?  Well, in this case, plenty! The Volkers’ name brings shudders from tournament opponents, from Father and Son divisions at the MSBL World Series, to those continuing to play in the over-70 arena.  You can’t escape their prowess or their legacy!

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At the center of it all was Kirt Bennett, who was simply phenomenal all week long. Bennett earned two wins on the mound, including the championship game victory, and also punished opposing pitching at the plate, hitting over .750 for the tournament.

His all-around dominance, paired with the leadership he brought to the club throughout the week, made him the clear choice for Tournament MVP honors.

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“Being Commissioner of the SMMBL has been enjoyable. I plan on doing this for as long as I can. I have gotten to know many players, umpires, and town officials during my tenure, many of whom have become good friends. The players in our League have been great to me, especially the team managers who work hard to keep their teams going.” Jim Doran

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With the early run support and the ace on the hill, the Mariners would coast defensively while still putting the pedal to the metal offensively with RBI hits from the entire order, including Jack Dynes (who would catch 80% of the innings on the weekend), DJ Gotz, Zac Walter, Craig Zimmerman, Dom Mora, Jake Thompson, and Anthony Sarkis. On the mound,

Steve Simmons would again go the distance, tallying 18 innings and 30 strikeouts in 36 hours.

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