LCB Tangerine takes Runner-Up in Minor League All-Stars
Coach Len Brutcher and the Lakeland City Tangerine Minor League team battled to a second place finish in the Little League District IV Minor League All-Star tournament. Click this All-Star resource page link to see more details about this fantastic finish and information on the various All-Star age-level tournaments.

Hurricanes win!
The LCB Hurricanes came away with a win in the 10 & under tournament in Auburndale this past weekend. An outstanding combined pitching effort gave up only 6 runs (2 earned) in the entire tournament, including 3 shutouts. Games against Plant City and Auburndale in Sunday's scorching heat resulted in wins leading to the championship game and a 1st place trophy.

Congratulations for a great effort!

Tournament of Champions recap
It was a very productive and successful series of TOC tournaments for the LCB teams.

In the Machine Pitch (Training League) tournament, Southeastern University made it to the semi-final game, with the eventual winner being Plant City American.

In Minor League, 3 of the 4 LCB teams made it to the final games, with Cogistics taking the title in a championship match against Joy Morse State Farm.

In Major League, Met Drugs made it to the championship game and unfortunately had to forfeit that match for not having enough players. Haines City National took the championship.

In Junior League, Colonial Bank and Sessums & Sessums battled strong competition, but were unable to make it through the elimination bracket. North Lakeland American was the Junior League TOC champion.

We congratulate all 14 LCB teams for a great TOC showing, and especially COGISTICS in Minor League for taking the 1st place trophy. Show 'em some love!!

League Action Photos Now Available
Thousands and thousands. That's how many photos have been taken of almost every team and player in LCB's Spring '09 season. Click here for more information on viewing and purchasing pictures. Proceeds benefit the construction of our much-needed batting cages at Peterson Park.