2011 Season in “full swing”

Posted on 23. May, 2011 by in Captain's Corner, Congressional Women's Game, Sponsors

Gene hits another home run for the Yellow Journalists.

Gene Howard launches a high pitch for another home run and powers the Yellow Journalists to a third place finish in the tournament!

Captains made their initial schedules when the season kicked off at Noon on Monday, April 11th, and at the captain’s happy hour that evening at our sponsor pub, the Irish Channel, located at 500 H Street NW.

Captains followed up scheduling in person that evening and picked up their rules and score books.  Rules and Score books are still available at the Irish Channel Pub for captains.

Regardless of their won-loss record or their ranking in the league, all teams registered in the league can enter the year-end championship tournament.  Everyone interested in participating in the tournament should mark your calendars now…teams will have the choice to play two games on one of the last two Saturdays in August…choose to play either on Saturday, August 20th or Saturday, August 27th.  The format for the August games is a group POD system so that every team plays at least two games.  Teams that advance from the group play will continue in a double-elimination format on the Saturday after Labor Day.  See the tournament link on the Congressional Softball League web site (www.congsoftball.com) for last year’s results and more information.

7 Responses to “2011 Season in “full swing””

  1. BadaBing

    22. Aug, 2011

    Gary, I noticed we were hitting a (I believe) a 52/300 ball at the tournament on Saturday. We’ve been using 44/375 since I’ve been in the league. Is there a reason why a different ball was used this year?

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  2. crimit

    05. Jul, 2011

    hi

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    • Skip

      17. Aug, 2011

      I don’t believe that Gene Howard can hit a home run, much less another. Also, he’s wearing a different uniform than your team did at last year’s tourney. I’m guessing that pic is from 2007. C’mon Gary, let’s get with the times.

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