A message from the Commissioner about Playoffs
July 27, 2011 02:16 PM
As we enter the playoff season for our competitive leagues, we encourage all coaches, parents and players to behave cordially towards one another. Sometimes we let our emotions overcome our civility and good sportsmanship. Work hard to make sure that person is not you. Please remember all we do is done so families can enjoy a competitive summer environment, but remain friends. Cheer for your child’s team, not against the other team. Coaches share the facilities fairly. Coaches play within the spirit of our rules, not the legal letter. Don’t look for “gotcha” opportunities or rules disputes. Address these concerns before they become issues on the fields. As always if you have any questions please contact your coordinators or Commissioner Norman Mott.
Pictures of success
July 09, 2011 05:38 AM
Coach Gerald Duhon and the 54/80 Champion Dingoes
Coach Paul Loria and the 2011 Benchwarmers. Champions of the 11-12 Baseball League
Coach Michael Walshe and the 9/10 League Champion Slammers
Coach Gerald Duhon and the 7/8 League Champion Dingoes
Ten year old Red Travel Team wins Summertime Slam at Muss Bertolino in Kenner. Team goes 4-0 for the week-end
Nine year old select team wins Carrollton Tournament over July 4th week-end
The Seven-Year Old Travel Team wrapped up its summer with a runner up finish at the rain shortened Harahan Tournament. Carrollton, 2nd seeded in the Tournament after Saturday play, only played one Sunday game before the weather forced the cancellation of the remainder of the Tournament.
Coaches pictured (L to R) are: Roger May, Gerald Duhon, Ken Milvid, Chris Moore, and Jonathan Robert.
For the season, the team finished 17-9-1 including winning its last 10 games. Competing in seven Tournaments, Carrollton won three (PAC, Carrollton and Lakeview) and finished runner-up at a fourth (Harahan).
The Carrollton Blue 7-year old Tournament Team won the 28th Lakeview Playground Tournament July 9th and 10th with a perfect 4-0 record that included two come from behind, bottom of the last winning hits against the host Vikings. In Saturday's second seeding game, Arch Manning's 3-run walk off home run gave Carrollton a one-run win and the 2nd seed. Matched up again Sunday against Lakeview, Parker Peyronnin capped a furious 5-run rally by singling home Alex Curchin with two out for the game winner. It was the second week in a row Curchin scored the winning run in a Tournament game. The victory pushed Carrollton into the Finals where they defeated PAC in a rain shortened game. The Tournament title is the third for the team this summer. Coaches pictured (left to right): Cooper Manning, Derryck Curchin, Gerald Duhon, Chris Moore, Roger May, Evan Duhon, and Jonathan Robert.
The Carrollton 7-Year Old Blue Tournament Team won the July 2-3 Carrollton Classic in dramatic fashion. Lee Bridgewater singled home Alex Curchin in the bottom of the last inning for the walk off winner - a 13-12 victory over the Central Lafourche Trojans. This was the team's second Tournament win to go with PAC's Baseball on the River Tournament Title in June. Coaches (left to right) Ken Milvid, Cooper Manning, Gerald Duhon, Roger May, Jonathan Robert, Derryck Curchin, and Chris Moore.
Coach Paul Loria and the 2011 Benchwarmers. Champions of the 11-12 Baseball League
Coach Michael Walshe and the 9/10 League Champion Slammers
Coach Gerald Duhon and the 7/8 League Champion Dingoes
Ten year old Red Travel Team wins Summertime Slam at Muss Bertolino in Kenner. Team goes 4-0 for the week-end
Nine year old select team wins Carrollton Tournament over July 4th week-end
The Seven-Year Old Travel Team wrapped up its summer with a runner up finish at the rain shortened Harahan Tournament. Carrollton, 2nd seeded in the Tournament after Saturday play, only played one Sunday game before the weather forced the cancellation of the remainder of the Tournament.
Coaches pictured (L to R) are: Roger May, Gerald Duhon, Ken Milvid, Chris Moore, and Jonathan Robert.
For the season, the team finished 17-9-1 including winning its last 10 games. Competing in seven Tournaments, Carrollton won three (PAC, Carrollton and Lakeview) and finished runner-up at a fourth (Harahan).
The Carrollton Blue 7-year old Tournament Team won the 28th Lakeview Playground Tournament July 9th and 10th with a perfect 4-0 record that included two come from behind, bottom of the last winning hits against the host Vikings. In Saturday's second seeding game, Arch Manning's 3-run walk off home run gave Carrollton a one-run win and the 2nd seed. Matched up again Sunday against Lakeview, Parker Peyronnin capped a furious 5-run rally by singling home Alex Curchin with two out for the game winner. It was the second week in a row Curchin scored the winning run in a Tournament game. The victory pushed Carrollton into the Finals where they defeated PAC in a rain shortened game. The Tournament title is the third for the team this summer. Coaches pictured (left to right): Cooper Manning, Derryck Curchin, Gerald Duhon, Chris Moore, Roger May, Evan Duhon, and Jonathan Robert.
The Carrollton 7-Year Old Blue Tournament Team won the July 2-3 Carrollton Classic in dramatic fashion. Lee Bridgewater singled home Alex Curchin in the bottom of the last inning for the walk off winner - a 13-12 victory over the Central Lafourche Trojans. This was the team's second Tournament win to go with PAC's Baseball on the River Tournament Title in June. Coaches (left to right) Ken Milvid, Cooper Manning, Gerald Duhon, Roger May, Jonathan Robert, Derryck Curchin, and Chris Moore.
2011 BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
March 01, 2011 09:42 AM
THE PROGRAM
The Carrollton Boosters baseball/softball program is a recreational intramural program for boys aged 4–18 as of April 30, 2011, and girls aged 4–16 as of December 31, 2010. Registered players are placed in the following leagues according to date of birth:
4-year old Boys & Girls mixed T-Ball
5-6 Boys Baseball
7-8 Boys Baseball
9-10 Boys Baseball
11-12 Boys Baseball
13-18 Boys Baseball: 54-80 and 60-90 leagues
5-6 Girls Softball
7-8 Girls Softball
9-10 Girls Softball
11-12 Girls softball
13-16 Girls Softball
All players are drafted onto teams, then play a schedule of games beginning in mid-May. It is expected that the season will end on or before Saturday, July 16, although some leagues will end sooner. Most games are at the new Riverview fields on the Butterfly, behind the Audubon Zoo, except for the 13 and older Boys, who play at Gilbert Field at the old Carrollton ballpark behind the Carrollton Ave. post office.
Coaches will schedule practices after the teams are drafted. Practices may be at locations other than where the games are played.
Players will be issued a team shirt and cap or visor, to be worn at all games. They will need an appropriately sized glove, plus either cleats (preferable) or tennis shoes.
For more information regarding the baseball/softball program, contact:
for Baseball, Norman Mott at baseball@carrolltonboosters.org
for Softball, Mark Dodart at softball@carrolltonboosters.org
REGISTRATION
To register, click on the registration tab and follow the procedure. The fee is $150 for your first child, plus $125 per additional child. If registering more than one child, be sure to register all children before checking out. You may pay on line by credit card or you may choose the option to send a check, but note that your registration is not considered complete until fees are paid. Players who are not registered will not be graded or drafted onto teams.
Contact Alan Godchaux at registrar@carrolltonboosters.org for help with registration or for payment assistance.
GRADING
All players, except for the 4’s and 5-6’s, must be graded. Grading will begin as early as Sunday, April 3. Consult our web site later in March for the grading schedule.
Grading for Boys and Girls 13 and older will begin in late April or early May.
COACHES
When registering your child or children, please consider coaching your child’s team. Coaching is an excellent way to not only develop a greater appreciation for baseball or softball, but to also form a special bond with your son or daughter as the season progresses. In order to coach, simply answer “yes” to the question when registering, then also register yourself as a coach, and we will contact you.
SPONSORSHIPS
Please consider sponsoring your child’s team. You pick the team’s colors and name, and may include a business logo as well. The tax-deductible fee is $255 and can be paid with your child’s registration by credit card or can be paid by a separate check. Answer “yes” to the sponsor question when registering your child. Later, after you have completed the registration, return to our web site and click on the “sponsor form” tab in order to submit your sponsor info. Your sponsorship will be attached to your child’s team unless you specify otherwise. If you have any questions, please contact Rini Marcus at rinimarcus@aol.com.
DONATIONS
When registering, please also consider making a tax-deductible contribution to one or more of the following funds:
Capital Fund - contributions to this fund are used for continued additions and improvements to our fields and facilities.
Scholarship Fund – contributions to this fund help allow Carrollton to include financially underprivileged children in our various programs.
Security Fund – contributions to this fund help Carrollton maintain a visible security force at all our venues.
A message from the Commissioner of Baseball
February 20, 2011 12:40 PM
Carrollton Baseball anticipates an exciting season in 2011 We encourage all players to register early. We will make every effort to provide a place on a team to every child registered. This commitment is wholly dependent upon our volunteer coaches and sponsors. Carrollton Boosters is a volunteer organization, and we need the help of those in a position to coach, sponsor and underwrite our scholarship program. Please be generous with your time and money.
Any player or family who cannot afford our registration fee is eligible for consideration for a scholarship. All inquiries should be directed to Alan Godchaux, (861-1473 or 352-8290), or the Commissioner of the sport involved.
Our Booster Club has over the years developed rules of conduct and rules of play that are carefully thought out to encourage sportsmanship within a competitive environment. Please review these rules which will be posted on our web site soon. As Commissioner of Baseball I am responsible for the overall operation of the baseball program under the guidelines set down by the Booster Club Board. If you have any suggestions or concerns about our baseball program I encourage you to contact me (866-1329) or Baseball@carrolltonboosters.org.
Any player or family who cannot afford our registration fee is eligible for consideration for a scholarship. All inquiries should be directed to Alan Godchaux, (861-1473 or 352-8290), or the Commissioner of the sport involved.
Our Booster Club has over the years developed rules of conduct and rules of play that are carefully thought out to encourage sportsmanship within a competitive environment. Please review these rules which will be posted on our web site soon. As Commissioner of Baseball I am responsible for the overall operation of the baseball program under the guidelines set down by the Booster Club Board. If you have any suggestions or concerns about our baseball program I encourage you to contact me (866-1329) or Baseball@carrolltonboosters.org.