2022 Memorial Day Classic
9u Division -- Donati Field, 51 Main Street, Hooksett, NH
Saturday, May 28
9 a.m. -- Bobcats vs. Charge
11 a.m. -- Team New England vs. Bobcats
1 p.m. -- Charge vs. Cubs
3 p.m. -- Cubs vs. Team New England
Sunday, May 29
9 a.m. -- Charge vs. Team New England
11 a.m. -- Cubs vs. Bobcats
1 p.m. -- Championship: Seed 1 vs. Seed 2
10u Division -- Auburn LLG, 26 Priscilla Lane, Auburn, NH
Pool A: Bobcats, Spinners Red, Charge
Pool B: Maine Jr Dogs, Seacoast United, Spinners Favreau
Pool C: Team New England, Spinners Navy, Grizzlies
*Pool winners and one wildcard advance to Gold Bracket Championship
Friday, May 27
6 p.m. -- Grizzlies vs. Team New England
8 p.m. -- Spinners Navy vs. Team New England
Saturday, May 28
8 a.m. -- Seacoast United vs. Spinners Favreau
10 a.m. -- Seacoast United vs. Maine Jr Dogs
12 p.m. -- Spinners Favreau vs. Maine Jr Dogs
2 p.m. -- Spinners Navy vs. Grizzlies
4 p.m. -- Bobcats vs. Charge
6 p.m. -- Spinners Red vs. Charge
8 p.m. -- Bobcats vs. Spinners Red
Sunday, May 28
Silver Bracket
8 a.m. -- 6 seed vs. 7 seed
10 a.m. -- 8 seed vs. 9 seed
12 p.m. -- 8/9 seed vs. 5 seed
2 p.m. -- Silver Bracket Championship
Gold Bracket
4 p.m. -- 2 seed vs. 3 seed
6 p.m. -- 1 seed vs. 4 seed
8 p.m. -- Gold Bracket Championship
11u Division: Greeley Street Field, 8 Greeley St. Hudson, NH
Pool A: Charge, Bobcats LeBron, Spinners Prospects
Pool B: Grizzlies, Spinners Scout, Bobcats Foster, Jr Swamp Bats
Friday: MCR Minors
6 p.m. -- Bobcats Foster vs. Grizzlies
Saturday: Greeley Street Field
9 a.m. -- Charge vs. Bobcats LeBron
11 a.m. -- Spinners Prospects vs. Bobcats LeBron
1 p.m. -- Charge vs. Spinners Prospects
3 p.m. -- Bobcats Foster vs. Spinners Scout
5 p.m. -- Jr Swamp Bats vs. Grizzlies
7 p.m. -- Spinners Scout vs. Swamp Bats
Sunday: Greeley Street Field
9 a.m. -- 6 seed vs. 7 seed
11 a.m. -- 6/7 seed vs. 5 seed (Silver Bracket Championship)
1 p.m. -- 2 seed vs. 3 seed
3 p.m. -- 1 seed vs. 4 seed
5 p.m. -- Gold Bracket Championship
12u Division: Manchester Cal Ripken, 313 Tarrytown Road, Manchester, NH
Pool A: Bobcats Bernier, Team New England, Spinners Prospects, Swamp Bats Purple
Pool B: Grizzlies Blue, Swamp Bats Black, Maine Lightning
Pool C: Bobcats Evans, Grizzlies White, Spinners Scout
*Pool winners and two wild cards advance to Gold Bracket
Friday, May 27
6 p.m. -- Bobcats Evans vs. Grizzlies White
8 p.m. -- Bobcats Evans vs. Spinners Scout
Saturday, May 28
8 a.m. -- Team New England vs. Spinners Prospects
10 a.m. -- Swamp Bats Purple vs. Spinners Prospects
12 p.m. -- Bobcats Bernier vs. Team New England
2 p.m. -- Bobcats Bernier vs. Swamp Bats Purple
4 p.m. -- Grizzlies White vs. Spinners Scout
3 p.m. -- Swamp Bats Black vs. Grizzlies Blue (MINORS FIELD)
6 p.m. -- Grizzlies Blue vs. Maine Lightning
8 p.m. -- Swamp Bats Black vs. Maine Lightning
Sunday, May 29
Minors Field
9 a.m. -- 8 seed vs. 9 seed
11 a.m. -- 8/9 seed vs. 6 seed
1 p.m. -- 7 seed vs. 10 seed
3 p.m. -- Silver Championship
Majors Field
11 a.m. -- 5 seed vs. 4 seed (wildcards)
1 p.m. -- 2 seed vs. 3 seed
3 p.m. -- 5/4 seed vs. 1 seed
5 p.m. -- Gold Championship
13u Division: Eddows Field, 26 Priscilla Lane, Auburn, NH
Pool A: Bobcats, Cougars, Grizzlies Blue, MV Prospects
Pool B: Black Flies, Grizzlies White, Cannons Orange, Charge
Friday, May 27
5:30 p.m. -- Bobcats vs. Grizzlies Blue
Saturday, May 28
8 a.m. -- Grizzlies White vs. Cannons
10 a.m. -- Grizzlies White vs. Black Flies
12 p.m. -- Charge vs. Black Flies
2 p.m. -- Cougars vs. Grizzlies Blue
4 p.m. -- Cougars vs. MV Prospects
6 p.m. -- MV Prospects vs. Bobcats
Sunday, May 29
9 a.m. -- Black Flies vs. Cannons
11 a.m. -- Grizzlies White vs. Charge
1 p.m. -- Cannons vs. Charge
3 p.m. -- Grizzlies Blue vs. MV Prospects
5 p.m. -- Bobcats vs. Cougars
Monday, May 30
Gill Stadium, 396 Valley Street, Manchester, NH 03103
6 p.m. Championship: 1 seed vs. 2 seed
14u Division: Gill Stadium, Valley Street, Manchester, NH
Saturday, May 27
Pool A: Bobcats, NE Roadrunners, Grizzlies White, Grizzlies Red
Pool B: Maine Sting, Grizzlies Blue, Dresden Dodgers, Cougars
9 a.m. -- Bobcats vs. Grizzlies White
11 a.m. -- Bobcats vs. Grizzlies Red
1 p.m. -- Roadrunners vs. Grizzlies Red
3 p.m. -- Maine Sting vs. Grizzlies Blue
5 p.m. -- Dresden Dodgers vs. Maine Sting
7 p.m. -- Grizzlies Blue vs. Cougars
Sunday, May 28
1 p.m. -- Roadrunners vs. Grizzlies White
3 p.m. -- Dresden Dodgers vs. Cougars
5 p.m. -- Maine Sting vs. Cougars
Monday, May 29
10 a.m. -- Grizzlies White vs. Grizzlies Red
12 p.m -- Dresden Dodgers vs. Grizzlies Blue
2 p.m. -- Bobcats vs. Roadrunners
4 p.m. -- Championship: Pool A winner vs. Pool B winner
Away/Home -- First team listed on the master schedule is the visiting team. In playoffs, higher seeds are home teams.
Site coordinators -- Responsible for enforcing facility rules, time limits as well as making decisions regarding the weather and field conditions. Should any controversy arise, site coordinator makes final ruling.
Bat Restrictions -- Must be USA Bats or BBCOR for 9u-12u; Must be BBCOR, USA or USSSA for 13u; Must be BBCOR or wood bat for 14u.
Time Limits -- Pool play is 1-hour, 50-minutes and always finish the inning. If there is enough time and daylight to finish the game (or if no other teams are waiting), the game shall continue its natural course. No time limit on playoff games. Site coordinator always has final say.
Ties -- Ties allowed in pool play after time limit has been reached. No new inning can start after 1 hour, 50 minutes. If tied after regulation in playoff games, California-style tiebreaker shall apply. (Bases loaded, one out.)
Run Rule -- Mercy rule for all ages is 15 after three innings, 10 after four innings, 8 runs after five.
Playoff seeds -- Top seeds are based on pool records, head-to-head, then runs allowed, then run differential, and, if needed, a coin flip. Head-to-head is only a factor when two teams have identical record. IMPORTANT: For teams playing four pool play games only their FIRST THREE GAMES count toward pool play standings.
Mound visits -- Pro-style EBL rules apply. Pitchers must be replaced on the second trip to the mound for the same pitcher in the same inning. Once a pitcher has been removed from the game or goes to another position, he may not re-enter the same game as a pitcher.
Rosters -- Players may not participate on multiple teams within the same age division ... Extra Hitters (EH) are allowed. Roster batting is allowed. Batting order never changes.
Open/Closed bases -- 9u and 10u Division games are closed bases (no leading). Batters may not advance on dropped third strikes for 9u, 10u ... 11u Divisions and up will have open bases. 9u and 10u Division play on 46/60 diamond; 11u and 12u Division play on 50/70; 13u and up play on 60/90.
Weather-related refunds -- If games are not played as a result of unplayable fields or inclement weather, teams will be issued the following refunds: No games: 100 percent refund; one game: 75 percent refund; two games: no refund. A $50 processing fee will be charged for entry cancellations within 30 days of tournament start date. No refund for any cancellations within 30 days of tournament start date.
Other FAQ -- Teams must be at their field and ready to play 30 minutes before the scheduled start of their game. We will start the game 10-15 minutes early when possible. Teams may start a game with eight players if necessary. If this happens, the ninth batter will be an automatic out in the ninth spot in the order until the player arrives and fills the ninth spot.
Please do not bring your own grill for the parking lot. No dogs. No alcohol. No tobacco products. These complexes will follow a Zero Tolerance policy.
Injury Rule -- If a player leaves a game or cannot play as a result of injury (and only eight players remain in the lineup or no legal substitution is available) that player's spot will be an automatic out in the batting order. Once that player leaves the game for injury, he may not return.
Insurance -- Each team is required to carry its own insurance certificate naming "New Hampshire Bobcats" as insured and submit a certificate of insurance prior to tournament.
Pitching Restrictions: None.
No infield/outfield before games.
Umpires -- There is a local and national shortage. Youth and high school games often have one umpire these days. Please be respectful of all umpires and do not be that person yelling at the umpire.
Bobcats Scout Day
Deciding on showcase baseball events for young players can be confusing and too often lead to a waste of time and money. Some events, however, provide exposure for talented players and give them a pro-style skills test in front of college coaches. That's what the Bobcats are offering on Team Scout Day on Wednesday, June 15, at Derryfield School in Manchester from 4:30-7:30 p.m.
Scout Day is exclusive to New Hampshire Bobcats players ages 13 and up and invitees. Six to 10 college coaches will be in attendance and will provide position specific skills and drills, a "pro-style workout," a recruiting seminar and a final player evaluation report. (Evaluation reports will be made available to each player through their on-line player profile on our website and to our college scouting database.) The cost is $225.
Players are guided through a proper dynamic conditioning and throwing warm-up. Catchers will receive "POP times," fielders receive throwing velocities from their position, hitters get on-field batting practice, pitchers will throw bullpens (with catchers) and all hitters and pitchers receive advanced statistical data acquired through Rapsodo. Players receive a T-shirt. REGISTER HERE.
Introducing the inaugural NH Winter Baseball League!
Yes, baseball, indoors in February and March! The New Hampshire SportsDome and NH Bobcats are teaming up to offer a seven-week league that is a game changer in the Granite State. The inaugural Winter Baseball League will be held at the new SportsDome in Goffstown on Friday nights and Saturday afternoon/evenings. Cost: $150 per player or $1,500 per team.
Divisions: 12u & Under; Middle School, High School.
Friday night games begin Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Saturday games begin Feb. 5 at 11 a.m. League ends March 19. Full infield, mounds, partial outfield, umpires. All teams will play at least seven games with champions crowned!
Address: 10A Tower Lane Goffstown (Can't miss it when you're on Goffstown Back Road).
Spectators? Yes, up to 200 spectators are allowed at the dome. If you need to bring a chair, please place your chair on a blanket. This prevents the chair legs from damaging the turf.
For more information, email Kevin Gray, info@nhbobcats.com; Click Here to Register!
Complete Catching Camp
Catchers, mark your calendar! The 5th annual Complete Catching Camp will be held Nov. 28, Dec. 5, Dec. 12, Dec. 19 at Ultimate Sports Academy from 9-10:30 a.m. The camp is led by catching guru Marc Pantazis, a former player and coach at both the University of Maine and Rhode Island Community College. The camp is highly organized with age-appropriate groups, covering:
-- Proper position for receiving, blocking, signs
-- Footwork and transitions for throwing to each base
-- Fielding bunts, tag plays and safety measures to avoid injury
-- Game management and tips for working with pitchers
All players must reserve a spot. E-mail Bobcats director Kevin Gray, info@nhbobcats.com. There is no charge for Bobcats players!
Speed & Strength Program
Speed, Power, Explosiveness! Bobcats benefit throughout November and December under the guidance of EFX Fitness. The program comes at no extra cost for rostered Bobcats and is part of 2021-22 tuition.
Workouts are designed to increase mobility, speed, power, agility and strength. The staff at EFX has over 28 combined years of experience working with athletes from young athletes to middle school, high school, college and pro. EFX Fitness also offers elite individualized training programs. Contact Michael Bistany for more info at 603-785-1514 or email: michael@efxfitness.com
Former Bobcats drafted to MLB
Exeter High products, Cody Morissette and Ben Malgeri, two of the hardest working and most talented players in program history, were drafted into MLB in July and have embarked on their pro career in the minors. Morissette was a two-time All-America infielder at Boston College and selected in the second round by the Miami Marlins. Ben Malgeri, part of a Northeastern team that won a conference championship and reached the NCAA Championship Tournament, was selected in the 18th round by the Detroit Tigers. Both players were key members of the early Bobcats years, including a 31-win season in 2014 that culminated with a runner-up in the New England EBL championship.
Summer Recap
9u -- The Most Improved Team goes to ... 9u Bobcats! This fearless team finished with a 6-16-1 record and popped a big upset in the state tournament against the eventual regional champs. Final tourney: Youth World Series in Ocean City, Maryland at the end of June.
10u -- Captured the No. 1 seed in the New Balance Select state tournament, posting a 22-3 record on the season. The Bobcats reached the title game, losing to the Gators, 5-1, in final. Capped the season with a fantastic run to the semifinals at the Youth World Series in Maryland.
11u -- Bobcats Bernier won the New Balance Select state and regional championship, going 29-2 along the way and winning two other tournaments. Congrats on one of the most successful seasons in program history!
12u -- Finished with a 22-5 record and No. 1 seed in the NB Select state tourney before dropping a heart-breaker to the NE Charge in a 1-0 state semifinal. The season ended with an electric five games at Little Fenway Park and Little Wrigley in Waterville Maine. The Bobcats reached the championship and lost in extra innings.
13u -- The defending champs went 40-9 and recorded the most wins in program history. Took the No. 1 seed in New Balance Elite play. Bobcats took second-place at Baseball Nationals in Myrtle Beach, S.C., and won two other tourneys.
14u -- Bobcats captured the No. 1 seed in the New Balance D1 state tourney and lost in a back-and-forth championship game against the Cannons. The same teams met again in the 14u New Balance New England Regionals.
15u -- The Bobcats competed in the Firecracker Lighthouse Classic Tourney in Maine and took won the Mill City Battle of the River in Lowell. The summer ended with a trip to the semifinals in the New Balance 15u tourney.
May Recap
14u -- The Bobcats (13-7) opened the month with three straight wins in the Mill City Tournament before falling to the Spinners Elite in the semifinals. May highlights: Antonio Vallante belted a walk-off double to defeat the Grizzlies. Brady LaBier threw a seven-inning complete game to beat Spinners Prospects, and Grant McCubrey tossed a one-hit shutout to beat Spinners Scout.
13u -- The EBL defending champs have rolled to a 21-4 record, wrapping up the month with a tourney championship in the Memorial Day Classic. The team is batting .343 with five homers! Chase Philibotte, who missed much of last season with a broken thumb, has fanned 64 batters in only 40 innings. Aaron Masson leads the offense with a .433 average and two homers. Mikey Bebris (31 hits, 27 RBI) and Cole Eaton (nine doubles) also rank among team leaders.
12u -- The Bobcats (18-4) enjoyed a 14-game winning streak and enter the New Balance Select League tournament as the No. 2 seed. Team leaders include Levi Locke (1.059 ERA), John Bakker (15 IP, 25K), Nate Duquette (6 HR), Brady Wood (21 hits), Hunter Henderson (1.143 slugging) and Owen Hazelbaker (11 SB). What a balanced attack!
11u -- Bobcats Bernier (21-2) captured the Mill City Tournament with five wins in two days and own the No. 1 seed entering the 11u state tourney. The powerful squad takes on Bobcats Spooner (3-15-1) in the opening round.
10u -- Yadiel Lebron had three homers as the Bobcats dominated the Mill City Tourney. RHPs Camden Thompson and Chris Bakker have been aces, racking up a combined 63 strikeouts in 35 innings. Record: 18-4
9u -- Heating up at just the right time, the Bobcats have won four of six games (with a tie) entering the state tourney. Austin Noyes (.617, four triples) and Sam Packard (.583, 17 runs) lead the offense, while Brody Stone and Griffin Dowling have been outstanding on the mound. The Bobcats reached the semifinals of the Memorial Day Classic but were rained out.
April Recap
Dedication and hard work throughout the winter paid off with a successful and exciting first month of games for the Bobcats!
14u -- Made a rapid ascent into first-place of NH Select League Division 1, posting a 7-1 record. Right-hander Brady LaBier has emerged as the staff ace, going 3-0 with a perfect ERA. Luke Delia, batting .667 with seven RBIs, leads the team in hitting.
13u -- The defending champs are off to a 10-1 start in the Select League Elite Division, losing for the first time in 50 games last weekend. Right-hander Chase Philibotte (2-0) continues to impress on the mound, notching 26 strikeouts in just 14 innings. Caden Siraco (.480 average) and Aaron Masson (.455, two homers) have the led way for a relentless offense.
12u -- The 12u team posted an 9-1 record in April and won the NH Kickoff Tournament championship at Manchester Cal Ripken, led by starting pitcher Levi Locke. Aaron Parker and Nate Duquette each have two home runs. Covid-related issues led the cancellation of a trip to Cooperstown, N.Y. However, the team is heading to Branson, Missouri for the trip of a lifetime in August.
11u -- Injuries and a quarantine haven't stopped Bobcats Bernier from posting a 10-0 record and winning the NH Kickoff Tournament in Manchester. This team has already posted five shutouts. Big righties Jakoby Schoppmeyer and Nolan Lavigne have combined for six wins and 40 strikeouts! Bobcats Spooner (1-7-1) got into the win column with a complete-game effort by righty Sam Doemling.
10u -- It's been a thrill-a-minute with nearly every game being decided in dramatic fashion. The Bobcats are off to a 6-2 start, led by pitcher Cam Thompson (.692, four doubles, three triples) and a star-studded pitching staff. Yadiel Lebron hit a grand slam during the opening weekend as the Bobcat swept the defending champion NE Charge.
9u -- If the season were measured by attitude, determination and spirit, the Bobcats would be in the first-place. However, this team has lost several close games and continues to search for that elusive first win. Austin Noyes is off to a red-hot start, batting .600 with three extra-base hits. Sam Packard and Brody Stone have been a steady 1-2 punch on the mound.
The Bobcats are taking winter training to the next level by invading the New Hampshire Sportsdome on Feb. 19 and Feb. 26! This amazing new facility is located at 11 Benton Road, Hooksett, NH 03106. Although parents are not yet allowed as spectators, the Bobcats will be rolling live video on the Bobcats Facebook page.
Lavigne Hitting Series
Serious hitters will love the personal attention and steady improvement of the Lavigne Hitting Series at USA. The next session will be a three-day clinic Dec. 28-30 from 12-2 p.m.
Location: Ultimate Sports Academy, 8051 South Willow Street, Manchester, NH 03103
This event has reached capacity.
Instruction is provided by Colorado Rockies prospect Grant Lavigne, Kevin Lavigne, along with New Hampshire Bobcats coaches. Learn from the ground up about how to create more power, stay on balance and on time! Player-to-coach ratio is 4-to-1. Cost is $150
Covid Safety Measures: The staff at Ultimate Sports Academy follows all NH Covid safety protocols and guidelines throughout the program including:
-- Participant check-in screening with infrared digital thermometer
-- A dedicated staff member will be present at all times to monitor social distancing and compliance with protective actions and use of cloth face coverings when physical distancing is less than 6 feet.
Four Bobcats join EBL National Teams!
The New Hampshire Bobcats are proud to announce Ismael Bautista, Nathanial Duquette, Michael Chirichiello and Dillon Gaudet have earned spots on EBL National Teams, joining the best players in New England for summer tournaments in 2020. Bautista will play in a 12u tournament at Cooperstown Dreams Park August 7-13. He will also make a Bobcats team trip to Dreams Park with the Bobcats Aug. 22-27.
After finishing with Bobcats, Duquette is headed to the Ripken Experience at Myrtle Beach, S.C., July 19-24. Chirichiello will join the 10u EBL National Team and play in a tourney at Pigeon Forge, Tenn., July 5-10. Gaudet is heading to Diamond Nation in Flemington, N.J., to join the star-studded 13u EBL team. This is a great opportunity and amazing honor for these hard-working and talented players. Congrats and well deserved!
Bobcats Throwing Program
Your throwing arm is your lifeline in baseball. In order to prepare for the season, it's essential to build a foundation for throwing with a steady progression and proper mechanics. Bobcats pitching coordinator Tim Viehoff will guide teams ages 10-15 with throwing sessions every week leading into the season. This is all part of the Bobcats package and our commitment to preventative care and longterm player development. Weekly sessions include:
- Dynamic stretch and warmup with resistance bands
- Grip, arm action and playing catch with a purpose
- Balance drills and directional movement toward target
- Throwing progression leading into long toss and bullpens
Established. Successful. Baseball Development.
We are an elite travel program with a mission to teach comprehensive skills and strategy in a challenging and healthy atmosphere. We instill the values of hard work, teamwork and sportsmanship and players learn to apply those skills to life. Founded in 2012, the New Hampshire Bobcats have already developed more than 40 players who have gone on to play college baseball. This is done with professional coaches who are committed to development with an emphasis on the longterm. If you love baseball and want to be surrounded by those who share your passion, play for the Bobcats and separate yourself from the pack!
9u-12u Season in Review
Success breeds success -- and that was certainly the case looking back on the 2019 season. The Bobcats celebrated six different championships from ages 9u-12u while compiling an overall record of 90-41-3. A look back at some of the many accomplishments:
12u -- The Division I team (also known as our Cooperstown team) played 30 games, beginning with a highly competitive tourney at New England Baseball Complex. One of our proudest moments came during the Mill City Spring Fling tournament when 12u Yerrington and 12u Jones each won their pool and met for an all-Bobcats championship! The Memorial Day Classic was another epic weekend in which the Bobcats D1 team won six consecutive games, culminating with a 10-2 championship victory over the Spinners Prospects.
11u -- Coming a Division II championship in 2018, this team moved up to Div. 1A and continued to enjoy success, posting a 19-7 record and winning the Memorial Day Classic. Highlights included a 12-game winning streak and championship game appearance in the Mill City tourney.
10u -- Just an incredible season for this group: three consecutive tourney championships, 26-5 overall record, a trip to the Gold Bracket EBL championship tourney. So much hard and focus that kept paying off.
9u -- Most Improved Team of 2019. Following a slow start, this team went on a hot streak and ended up hosting and winning the New England EBL Silver Bracket championship in Manchester. The overall record of 15-7-1 included a trip to Cape Cod and a playoff appearance in the Memorial Day Classic.
The first tryout for next season is June 30 at Ultimate Sports Academy. Click here to register for tryouts.
Weekend of Champions
Following a weekend of amazing weather and intense competition, the New Hampshire Bobcats emerged with three championships during the 7th annual Memorial Day Classic. In the 12u division, the Bobcats Division I team won all six games, eventually defeating the Spinners Prospects in the championship, 10-2. The 12u Division featured 14 teams from five states, including New York!
In the 11u Division, the Bobcats finished third in pool play before defeating the Gators in the semifinals, 9-8, and then defeating the Spinners in the championship, 5-4. Both games were back-and-forth and filled with thrilling plays and clutch hits.
In the 10u Division, the red-hot Bobcats won their third consecutive tournament of the season! This team has now captured the Mill City Spring Tourney, the Seacoast United Spring Fling and the Memorial Day Classic. The team owns a 21-4 record heading into the New England EBL playoffs.
Living the Dream at Cooperstown
COOPERSTOWN TRIP: The 12u squad enjoyed an epic trip to Dreams Park in Cooperstown, N.Y., winning five games and bringing home some incredible memories. Among the highlights:
- Nine players homered! Sam Meisner (four homers), Alex Shareiko (two) and others had one: Alex Comire, Conner MacNamara, Adam Lafond, Nolan Duval, Liam Cripps, Matthew Kellar and Brady Rickenbach.
- The Bobcats defeated teams from Massachusetts, New York, Michigan, Virginia and Pennsylvania. A back-and-forth slugfest against Team New Era of Buffalo resulted in a 16-15 Bobcats victory on Ian McDonough's walk-off double.
- We look forward to returning to Dreams Park in 2020!
All-State Honors
The New Hampshire All-State Baseball Team is once again loaded with members of the Bobcats family. These players all made a significant impact on the program and helped build what we are today. Thank you and congrats!
First Team All-State
Adrian Kennedy, Concord
Jack Fitzgerald, Memorial
Marcus Soucia, Keene
Second Team All-State
Jaken Pellerin, Central
Richard Marique, Pinkerton
Riley Elliott, Bow
Casey Jordan, ConVal
Matt Lamy, Bow
Reed Wilson, Newfound
Third Team All-State
Matt Hamilton, Bow
Nathan Innerfield, John Stark
Jake Mitchell, Bishop Guertin
Dan Sarmiento, Exeter
NH Bobcats News
Both 12u Bobcats teams swept through pool play, leading to an epic matchup in the 2019 Mill City Spring Fling Tournament last weekend. Bobcats Yerrington capped an incredible weekend for the organization with a 6-3 triumph over Bobcats Jones in the championship.
In pool play, Bobcats Yerrington defeated Team Boston, Hurricanes Salisbury and Hurricanes Nashua before defeating the Junior Spinners in the semifinals. Meanwhile, Bobcats Jones posted victories against Junior Spinners Prospects, Team Boston and Hurricanes Salem, leading up to a 7-6 walk-off victory against Northeast Baseball in the semis. Great job by everyone in this truly memorable weekend!
FORMER SNHU ALL-AMERICAN and Seattle Mariners minor leaguer Tim Viehoff has been named Pitching Coordinator for the New Hampshire Bobcats beginning in January 2019. Viehoff will provide a detailed three-month throwing program and oversee workouts along with other coaches during winter sessions.
Viehoff, a Pinkerton Academy graduate, program designed for the longterm health of young players. All Bobcats will receive this training as part of their tuition. The left-hander was drafted in the 12th round by the Mariners in 2016. He is currently available for pitching lessons on Monday and Wednesday nights at Ultimate Sports Academy. To schedule a pitching lesson, contact program director Kevin Gray at 716-4433 or email info@nhbobcats.com.
Bobcats Development Program
Can't commit to a travel team? Consider our new Development Program, a great option for growth as a player and skill development without all the spring travel -- and half the price. Featuring:
-- Professionals training twice per week ($500 value) from January through March. Learning proper baseball fundamentals takes a lot of work and attention to detail. The first 12 weeks of winter training are designed to develop good habits and refine fundamentals.
-- Players are taught by Bobcats coaches who have college and pro experience, including former SNHU All-America pitcher and former professional Tim Viehoff. All Bobcats have weekly throwing program led by coach Viehoff.
-- Four-week Catcher's Camp ($200 value) run by former college catcher Marc Pantazis. Catching is such a crucial position, yet often the most neglected when teaching kids. We bring in coaches with the best experience and coaching background to teach young catchers in this four-week January program.
-- Agility & Speed training ($300 value) at USA starting in November. This seven-week program focuses on footwork, core strength and agility drills and is led by St. Anselm college assistant coach Justin Sumner and Colorado Rockies minor leaguer Grant Lavigne of Bedford. These are 60-minute sessions in age-appropriate groups.
-- Bobcats practice shirt and hat.
-- Year-round membership ($300 value) at Ultimate Sports Academy, 201 Allard Drive, Manchester. Reach your goals with routine and repetition. You will have access to cages, mounds, free weights and can also use the basketball court.
-- Year-round membership to new "USA South," formerly known as Play the Game or Next Level Athlete, at 8051 South Willow St., Manchester, NH. Check out the new weight room!
-- One free birthday party ($200 value) at USA!
-- Receive priority care and from our corporate sponsor, New Hampshire Orthopaedics Center. We also have partnerships ConvenientMD Urgent Care and with Monkey Sports in Derry (all Bobcats receive 20 percent off). Click here for the Development Program registration. Total cost: $850.
