"H" batted lead-off for the Chiefs
and provided outstanding defence in
centerfield,
making several game saving catches
and throwing
out runners consistently at third and
at
the plate.
Mike batted in the
middle
of the Mudcats lineup all year, hitting
.435
and leading the team in RBIs while
playing
several infield positions, including
catcher.
Drew was 2-1 in the
finals. He allowed six runs, only three
of
them earned. He also had a home run
in game
three, and a game-tying RBI double
in the
bottom of the seventh in game two.
2004 Co-Top Pitcher Chris McColl Mississauga Mudcats
2004 Co-Top Pitcher Adam LeBrun Mississauga Chiefs
2004 McCallion Award Chris McColl Mississauga Mudcats
Chris was a mainstay
for the Mudcats during the season with
big
wins over the Hamilton Hawks, Waterdown
Hammer
and Chiefs among his wins.
Adam led the Chiefs to wins over Niagara
Snappers and Waterdown Hammer among
his victories and an 8-inning 2-2 tie vs.
Niagara Falls Central Collision.
Chris McColl is the recipient
of the Hazel McCallion Sportsmanship
and
Dedication Award in recognition of
his stellar
MFL career. Over the years, Chris has
won
both the Playoff MVP and Most Valuable
Pitcher
award and has been the mainstay of
the Mudcats
pitching staff since the early 1990s.
MFL Finals:
Wednesday September 1
Mississauga Mudcats 2
Mississauga Chiefs 0
WP: Chad Reed 2 2/3 IP 0R 0H 2BB 6Ks;
in relief of Scott Patterson 4 1/3 IP 0R 5H 2BB 6Ks
LP: Drew Hathway 6IP 2R 5H 3BB 4Ks
Mudcats: Mike Welton 1-2 2B BB run scored; Mike Oliver 1-3 GWRBI; Ty
Trainor 2-3 RBI; Ron Rosengren 1-1 2BB
Chiefs: Dwayne Schrader 2-3 SB; Adam Lebrun 1-4 2B; Andrew Hill 1-2
BB; Joe Richer 1-3
Mudcats lead best-of-five series 1-0.
Wednesday September 8
8:45 Mudcats at Chiefs at Meadowvale - rained out
Monday September 13
Mississauga Chiefs 5
Mississauga Mudcats 4
WP: Adam LeBrun
LP: Scott Patterson
Chiefs: Jeff Beange GWRBI - 2-run single in B7; Drew Hathway RBI 2B;
Tim Coe RBI 2B; Tom Fortune 2B;
Mudcats: Scott Patterson 2-4 HR 2B 3RBIs; Mike Welton 3B
Best -of-five series tied 1-1.
Wednesday September 15
Mississauga Chiefs 5
Mississauga Mudcats 0
WP: Drew Hathway
LP: Chad Reed, relief Chris McColl
Chiefs: Drew Hathway HR; Andrew Hill 3RBI 2B BB; Dwayne Schrader 2B
Mudcats: Mike Welton 1-3; Chris McColl 1-3
Chiefs lead best-of-five series 2-1.
Monday September 20
Mississauga Chiefs 5
Mississauga Mudcats 4
WP: Drew Hathway 7IP 4R 7H 7Ks 3BBs
LP: Chris McColl 7IP 5R 10H 6Ks 6BBs
Chiefs: Blair Setford HR; Tom Fortune 2-3 RBI; Dwayne Schrader 2-3;
Adam LeBrun RBI; Tim Coe RBI
Mudcats: Chris McColl 2-4 3B; Ty Trainor 2-4 2RBIs; Dave Grundy 2-3
Chiefs win best-of-five series 3-1.
2004 MFL
Champions - Mississauga Chiefs
Back: Drew Hathway, Andrew Hill, Blair Setford, Joe Richer,
Jeff Beange
Front: Adam LeBrun, Tim Coe, Dwayne Schrader, Tom Fortune
Absent: Jamie Raymond, Chris Shewfelt, John Brunton
2004
Mississauga Mudcats
Back: Paul Newman, Chris McColl, Ron Rosengren, Ty Trainor,
Chris Oliver,
Scott Patterson
Front: Vince Oliver, Dave Grundy, Mike Oliver, Mike Welton,
Rob Sampano Absent: Chad Reed, Rob O'Neill
Click
here to listen to the ISC II Championship Game broadcst
featuring GHFL's Blair Setford.
ISC II Broadcasters Jim Flanagan (left) and Blair Setford.
Also on the broadcast crew: Joe Todd, Brett Bresnahan and Brian
Hazelton.
Click
here,
here and
here for pictures of former Mississauga Chief Steve Tollington
playing with
Jim Flanagan and the El Segundo, CA Rounders at the ASA "C"
National.
Steve Tollington was also named to the All-Tournament team in the
first annual
California Cup in Fresno, CA playing for the champion
Long Beach Black Sox.
2004 GHFL Standings
Team
GP
W
L
T
P
Pct
Snappers
11
10
1
0
20
.909
Chili
Pepper
12
9
2
1
19
.792
A's
12
7
4
1
15
.625
Chiefs
12
5
4
3
13
.542
Hawks
12
6
6
0
12
.500
Coyotes
12
6
6
0
12
.500
Mudcats
12
6
6
0
12
.500
Central
Collision
12
5
6
1
11
.458
Hammer
12
5
6
1
11
.458
Rockwood
11
5
6
0
10
.455
Mack's
12
4
6
2
10
.417
Keith's
12
2
9
1
5
.208
Luke's
12
2
10
0
4
.167
GHFL Playoff
Tournament
Ker Park Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls Mack O'Rooney's 4 Mississauga Mudcats 2
WP: Mike Bateman
LP: Chris McColl
Hamilton Hawks 9 Mississauga Chiefs 2
WP: Dwayne Singer
LP: Drew Hathway HRs: Tim Coe (2)
Mississauga Chiefs 6 Waterdown Coyotes 2
WP: Drew Hathway HR Tim Coe, Andrew Hill
LP: Doug Hoffman, relief Kevin Clugston
Niagara Falls Central Collision 7 Mississauga Mudcats 0
WP: Scott Wagar HR Wagar
LP: Chris McColl
Waterdown Hammer 3 Mississauga Chiefs 2
WP: Brian Lisk, relief Rod Favreau
LP: Drew Hathway HR Hathway
On behalf of the MFL, I want to thank umpires
Peter Kluszczynski and Garry Kipfer and their
crew who officiated our games this year for
their dedication to the league. Thanks also
to the Mississauga News for coverage throughout
the year, to Al Doran for continuing internet
exposure and to the players of both the Chiefs
and the Mudcats, particularly team reps Tom
Fortune and Rob Sampano respectively, for
their commitment to the great game of fastball.
Congratulations to Mississauga Chiefs' Andrew
Hill who was a finalist for the 2004 GHFL
MVP Award.
Congratulations to Mississauga
Chiefs' Tim
Coe, member of 4th-place Halifax
Murphy's
Fish & Chips/Keith's at Senior
Canadians.
Congratulations to Missisauga
Chiefs' John
Brunton, top hitter on 6th place
Heflin Builders
at .381 at the ISC World Tournament.
Congratulations to the Mudcat's Joe German,
pitching with 2004 ISC II Champion Harriston
Mercury's ... Congratulations to Mudcat's
Mike Welton named to NAFA "AA"
Second All-World Team with Rochester, NY
Bombers ... Also playing for Bombers: Mudcats'
Mike Oliver & Chris Oliver and Dave Kingdon
as team finished 9th with a 2-2 record
Congratulations to Mudcats' Ron
Rosengren
who finished on third in the
GHFL June poll
asking "Who is the most
feared intermediate
hitter in Ontario?" with
11% of the
vote.
The MFL is saddened to say goodbye to Streetsville
Sports after more than 20 years as a league
member.
2002 All-Star Selections
Outfield:
Chris Oliver
Ron Rosengren
Dave Grundy
Kyle Davis
Andrew Hill
Tim Smith
Infield:
Doug Cash
Don Chillman
Tim Thomson
Blair Setford
Adam LeBrun
Dave Kingdon
Pitchers:
Jim Hurst
Chad Reed
Catchers:
Tim Thorne
Tom Fortune
8th Annual All-Star Classic
August 22, 1997
Despite the cool, damp weather--which
included
a couple of downpours early in the
evening--about
200 people showed up at Streetsville
Memorial
Park in Mississauga to take in the
8th Annual
Mississauga Fastball League All Star
Classic
on Friday August 22.
Featuring two womens teams for the
first
time ever, the crowd was entertained
by a
well-played, competitive game between
the
Mississauga McCallion Women's Softball
League
All-Stars--an eight-team women's league
in
Mississauga--and the Peel-Halton Midget
All-Stars--featuring
players from Burlington, Georgetown,
Cawthra
and Milton.
The Midgets took an early 1-0 lead
and increased
it to 3-1 before the McCallions, decked
out
in special black all-star uniforms,
came
back to tie it. Due to a late start
because
of the rain, there was no time for
extra
innings and the game ended in a 3-3
tie.
Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion was
on
hand to throw out the first pitch and
Rogers
Cable 10 had a crew at the game to
record
hilites.
Game MVPs were for the Peel-Halton
Midget
All-Stars, pitcher Janis McKay of Burlington,
and for the Mississauga McCallion Women's
Softball League All-Stars, catcher
Pam Robson
of Flamingo Printing.
The second game of the doubleheader
featured
the Burlington Fastball League All-Stars
taking on the host Mississauga Fastball
League
All-Stars. The two leagues have played
a
limited interlocking schedule this
season
and pride and bragging rights were
on the
line.
Burlington jumped out in front 1-0
in the
top of the first, but Mississauga knotted
the score at 1-1 in the home half of
the
inning.
It stayed that way until the fourth
when
Burlington combined four hits and a
walk
for three runs to provide them with
the 4-1
margin of victory.
Game MVPs were Neil Curtis for Burlington
from the Palermo Athletics and Guy
Levesque
for Mississauga from the Re/Max Chiefs.
The winning pitcher was Dwayne Curtis
of
Philthy McNasty's in relief of Glen
Inglehart
of Palermo. Also pitching for Burlington
was Tim Lamers of Palermo. Losing pitching
was Lyle Reynolds of Streetsville Sports.
Also pitching for Mississauga was Billy
Stewart
of the Brewers and Mike Broussard of
the
Steelers.
Special thanks to event sponsor Labatt
and
territory manager Ian Ferguson for
their
support of the MFL all season long.
