| Jul 30, 2009

Back to HomeFeature Article - July 30, 2009 Sydenham Bantam Girls Championsby Cindy Caird

Sydenham Bantam Girls after receiving their medals: Front Row - Rob Begin (Asst Coach), Lacey Tryon, Laura St. Pierre, Emily Seymour, Leigha Doggitt, Nicole Hunter, Kim Orser. Back Row: Tom Rose (Coach), Courtney Meeks, Kallista Smith, Meagan Petrie, Sydney Rose, Jennah Albertson, Emily Caird, Jessica Warmington, Cindy Caird (Asst Coach).

The Sydenham Bantam Girls just finished their season this past Saturday winning the” A” Championship of the Inter-Community Softball Association end-of-year tournament. They finished first in the regular season so they started out with a bye in the tournament. Their first game at 11AM was against W.J. Construction with a score of 13-7. They went on into the final game at 1PM playing Pittsburgh Lions Club. After 6 innings of play, Sydenham won the game 18-9.

With this win, it finalized our season, undefeated for the second year in a row. Way to go, girls!

Here is a list of our scores from the season: May 14, 18-3, Dacosta Painting; May 20, 21-1, Webb Masonry; May 28, 22-0, Pittsburgh Lions Club; June 3, 24-6, Dacosta Painting; June 11, 11-4, Webb Masonry; June 17, 11-6, Pittsburgh Lions Club; June 24, 12-4, WJ Construction; July 8, 18-6, WJ Construction; July 9, 16-7, Dacosta Painting; July 13, 19-10, WJ Construction; July 15, 8-6, Webb Masonry; July 22, 16-11, Pittsburgh Lions Club.

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