Long Island Senior Softball Asc. - Division 5 Brookhaven, NY

Brookhaven Senior Softball - 68+ League - 2008 Schedule + Standings + Results

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Brookhaven Senior Softball - 68+ League - 2008 Schedule + standings and scores

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Senior Softball in Weymeth Massachusettes video

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 12:21:31 PDT

My son lives next to this town in Hingham, Ma, they might even have Senior Hockey. Most boys play hockey in MA,Every Town has its own hockey rink,like we have ball fields on LI,so there must be senior hockey no doubt

Senior Softball video

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Brookhaven Senior SoftballLeague 68+ Schedule 2008

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We should be playing at Raynor field but it is under construction durning the daytime.
It might become available this thursday May 22, 2008. call your manager.
CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE

Lissa, Suffolk Div V 2007 Schedule (>68)

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Raynor Park, Brookhaven L.I. N.Y.

Brookhaven Snowflake League Schedule 2006

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2006 Schedule

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Raynor Park Map -2

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Raynor Park -2

Raynor Park Map

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Raynor Park Map

Raynor Park, South Setauket - Directions

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 05:49:41 PDT

(South Setauket)- Take County Road 97 (Nicolls Road) North to Rte 347. Make a right (east) on Rte 347 and take for 3/4 miles. Look for small Town of Brookhaven sign for Percy Raynor Park on your right. Make a right at the light (unamed block) to the park.

Partial Results for May 2005

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Partial Results for May 2005 - Click on image to make larger

Long Island Senior Games-Softball Fields -2005

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Long Island Senior Games-Softball Fields -2005

Long Island Senior Games 2005 - Softball field directions

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Field Directions

1 BRADY
Maple Avenue Smlthtown
Off Main Street in Smithtown, 1 mile south' on Maple, field on right

2 BROWNS
Brown's Road Nesconset
Rte 347 to Browri's Road (north), fields on left

3 BURRWINKLE
Harvest Lane Commack
Jericho, go north on Townline, right on Scholar,
right on Silo, field at end of Silo

4 CY DONNELLY
Haig Place Kings Park
25A West from The Bull, pass ST. John's Hospital,
left on Ashland, left at 1st stop sign (Haig Place)

5 FLYNN
Old Commack Road Kings Park
Rte 25 to Indian Head Rd (north), left on Old
Northport Rd, left on Old Commack Rd., fields on left 1/4 mi.

6 GAYNOR
Woodlawn Avenue ST James
Rte 25 to Rte 25A north (by library), 1st light
(before tressle) make right on Woodlawn, field 1/2 mi on left

7 GIBBS POND
Gibbs Pond Road Nesconset
Rte 347 to Gibbs Pond Rd (south), park is on right approx. -1 mile

8 MEMORIAL
Cedar Street Kings Park
25A west thru KP, left on Pulaski, 1/4 mile make right onto Cedar, field on left

9 PINCONE
Garvey Drive Hauppauge
Rte 347 to Mount Pleasant Rd (so~th), 2nd right on Garvey Drive.

10 VALMONT
Marie Crescent Commack
Rte 347/454, south on New Highway, approx 3 mi.
make left after school onto Marie, field on right

11 VETS MEMORIAL
Morlches Road St. James
Rte 25 to Lake Avenue (north), 1st light make right
on Woodlawn, to end, make left on Moriches,
1/4 mi on right,

12 WHITMAN HOLLOW
Chestnut Lane Commack
Rte 454 to Apple Lane (north), 2nd right on
Chestnut, field at end of Chestnut

Schedule - 2005 Percy Raynor Park, South Setauket,NY

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schedule

Season Schedule - 2005

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THREE TEAM FORMAT

THE START DATE IS TUESDAY MAY 3 THRU SEPT.8. A TOTAL OF 36 DATES. EACH TEAM WILL PLAY 45 GAMES. EACH WEEK. TWO TEAMS WILL PLAY 3 GAMES AND ONE TEAM WILL PLAY 2 GAMES. EACH DAY ONE TEAM WILL PLAY 2 GAMES.TWO TEAMS WILL PLAY 1 GAME. THIS SEQUENCE IS REPEATED 12 TIMES. THE TEAM THAT PLAYS 2 GAMES SETS UP THE BASES AND IS HOME TEAM THE 1ST GAME. THE LAST TEAM TO PLAY IS HOME TEAM THE 2ND GAME. BENCH SIDES DO NOT CHANGE. EACH HOME TEAM SUPPLIES THE BALL. EX. TUE 5-3 TEAM A PLAYS 2 GAMES. THUR 5-7 TEAM B PLAYS 2 GAMES. TUE 5-10 TEAM C PLAYS 2 GAMES ETC. All games played at Percy Raynor Park in South Setauket,NY

A = EAGLES
B = BUCKS
C = STARS

SCHEDULE

TUESDAY ---THURSDAY
5-3_1---A---B 5-5_1---B---A
.___2---A---C____2---B---C
5-10 1---C---A 5-12 1---A---B
.___2---C---B___2---A---C
5-17 1---B---A 5-19 1---C---A
.___ 2---B---C___ 2---C---B
5-24 1---A---B 5-26 1---B---A
.___ 2---A---C ___2---B---C
5-31 1---C---A 6-2 BYE
. ___2---C---B
6-7 _1---A---B 6-9 _1---B---A
. ___2---A---C ___2---B---C
6-14 1---C---A 6-16 1---A---B
. ___2---C---B___ 2---A---C
6-21 1---B---A 6-23 1---C---A
. ___2---B---C ___2---C---B
6-28 1---A---B 6-30 1---B---A
. ___2---A---C___ 2---B---C
7-5 BYE 7-7 BYE
7-12 1---C---A 7-14 1---A---B
. ___2---C---B ___2---A---C
7-19 1---B---A 7-21 1---C---A
. ___2---B---C ___2---C---B
7-26 1---A---B 7-28 1---B---A
. ___2---A---C ___2---B---C
8-2 _1---C---A 8-4 _1---A---B
. ___2---C---B ___2---A---C
8-9 _1---B---A 8-11 1---C---A
. ___2---B---C ___2---C---B
8-16 1---A---B 8-18 1---B---A
. ___2---A---C___ 2---B---C
8-23 1---C---A 8-25 1---A---B
. ___2---C---B___2---A---C
8-30 1---B---A 9-1 1---C---A
. ___2---B---C ___2---C---B
9-6 _1---C---B 9-8 1---B---A
. ___2---C---A___ 2---B---C
. END OF SEASON

Hit-'em-where- they- ain't strategy , becomes a little tougher.

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 24 Apr 2005 18:24:32 PDT

WHEN YOU play in the Long Island Senior Softball Association's Division V, for players 70 and older, the hit-'em-where- they- ain't strategy that applies to every level of the sport, from Little League to the major leagues, becomes a little tougher.
With six players scattered around the dirt infield and five outfielders patrolling the grass outfield-that's two more fielders than "regular" softball-there "ain't" many places they "ain't."
Despite those numbers, batters still manage to get their share of hits. They adapt to the rules in much the same way the rules have adapted to them. Gloved defenders strewn across the field like dandelions is just one of the rule changes the league has instituted to make games more competitive, safe and fun.

Senior Softball summary

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 24 Apr 2005 18:18:05 PDT

Divisions I through IV, for players 60 and older, have traditional rules about the use of pinch runners, mandating that the last man to make an out run for anyone who cannot run. In Division V, however, there is no limit on pinch runners, or even substitute runners. On occasion, a batter will step into the box, take a whack at the ball and have a teammate run the play. Players routinely shuffle in and out of the dugout as pinch runners, often while the next pitch is already floating through the air.
When a batter first steps into the box, he already has a one- ball, one-strike count to speed up the games in Division V. Foul balls count as strikes-even third strikes-and pitches must land on a wooden cutout behind home plate to be called a strike. Divisions I through IV start with an empty count, and strikes are called by a sanctioned umpire, not the thud of ball to wood.
The biggest rule newcomers have difficulty with is the commitment line, which is used in all divisions. After a lifetime of rounding third and heading for home, rookies often make the mistake of stepping on the plate. In this league, that's a no-no. To avoid collisions at the plate, the league uses the commitment line, a chalk line drawn perpendicular to the basepath between third and home. Once a baserunner crosses that line, he has committed to home and is forced at the plate. To score, he must cross another line drawn off the plate before the catcher has the ball and steps on the base.