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Sohn and Miller Named to GLL All League Teams
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- Created on Tuesday, 31 July 2012 21:00
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7/30/2012-- Toledo, Ohio
The GLL announced the 2012 All Great Lakes League teams today and the Lake Erie Monarchs Andrew Sohn and Trent Miller were honored. The Monarch shortstop Andrew Sohn received 1st team honors with outfielder Trent Miller was named to the 2nd team. Sohn and Miller were crucial bats in the lineup for the Monarchs as they were 1 and 2 in batting average for the Monarchs. Andrew Sohn who plays for Western Michigan and is from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan lead the team in steals this season with 20 bases stolen. Andrew also lead the team in runs with 31. Andrew's stats show that once Sohn reached on base he was a threat to score every time. Trent Miller from Kansas City, Missouri plays for Middle Tennessee State University was a threat to go deep every time he came to the plate. Miller homered 8 times this season. Miller lead the team in most batting categories this season as he played in 39 games and had 48 hits and 9 doubles. Trent also played solid in the field only allowing 1 error all season long. The Monarchs are proud of both players and Congratulate the two of them on a great season.
Monarchs Season Ends With 10 to 4 Loss in First Round.
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- Created on Monday, 30 July 2012 21:00
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7/31/2012-- Licking County, Ohio
The Lake Erie Monarchs just squeaked into the playoffs securing the last playoff spot on the second to last day of the season. Their playoff run would last just one game as they fell Tuesday to Licking County 10 to 4.The Monarchs never could get ahead of the Settlers as they took the lead early and never looked back. The Settlers now advance to take on Lima in the second round. The Monarchs struggled at the end of the season with pitching arms as injuries dismantled the Monarch pitching staff. Lake Erie finished the regular season with a 21 and 19 record. The Monarch players now get ready to return back to their college teams for the winter and fall. Congratulations to the Monarchs for the great season!
Monarchs Close 2012 Regular Season With Win.
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- Created on Saturday, 28 July 2012 21:00
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Wisneski Photo Credit: Florida Gulf Coast University Athletics |
7/29/2012-- Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Monarchs closed out the 2012 regular season Sunday night up at the University of Michigan. Lake Erie came in knowing they had locked up the 6th and final playoff spot. The Monarchs took on Xenia who sat 7th in the standings coming into the night. The game would start off well for the Monarchs as they would get runs in the first and third inning going up 2 to 0. Xenia used the 5th inning to tie the game at 2 before they took a 3 run lead in the 7th inning. David Vandercook would bring the Monarchs right back into the game with a 3 run homerun to left field. The Monarchs would use that momentum in the bottom of the 8th inning. The Monarchs would go ahead when Dane Wisneski scored Tyler Curry and Austin Williams on a double. Wisneski would come home when Eric Jacobson would single. The Monarchs would call on Cristian Torres to shut the door on the Scouts as he would retire the side in the 9th and earn the save. The Monarchs ended the season with a 21 and 19 record and finished 6th overall. The Monarchs now will play Tuesday in the first round against Licking County. The game will be played in Licking County at 7pm.
Lake Erie Earns Playoff Berth With Sweep of Steam.
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- Created on Friday, 27 July 2012 21:00
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Bourque Photo Credit: University of Michigan Athletics |
7/28/2012-- Toledo, Ohio
The Lake Erie Monarchs secured at least the 6th spot in the GLL playoffs tonight. The Monarchs swept the Cincinnati Steam in a double header to push back into the GLL playoffs. The Monarchs came into action today a game and a half up on the 7th place Xenia Scouts. James Bourque took the mound in game one for Lake Erie, and the Michigan Pitcher was dominate. Bourque pitched a complete game striking out 7 and only allowing one run. That lone run for Cincinnati would come in the first inning on a single. Bourque would shut the Steam down from that point. The Monarchs would tie the game in the 3rd inning, with the bases loaded Matt Rodgers took one for the team as he was plunked in the leg bringing home Tim Quiery. The go ahead run would come in the 6th inning on an error by the Steam that allowed Andrew Sohn to come home. The Monarchs would hold on to the 2 to 1 lead and score the win.
Read more: Lake Erie Earns Playoff Berth With Sweep of Steam.
Grand Lake Uses Four Run 7th to Top Monarchs.
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- Created on Wednesday, 25 July 2012 21:00
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Torres Photo Credit: Notre Dame University Athletics |
7/26/2012-- Toledo, Ohio
The Lake Erie Monarchs welcomed Grand Lake to Ned Skeldon and let them walk out with a win. The Monarchs would come into the night 2 games up on Xenia in the standings. The two starting pitchers would hold the game scoreless through the first 3 innings, until the 4th inning. That's when the Monarchs would strike with a Andrew Sohn homerun over the left field fence. The 5th inning would lead to 2 more runs for the Monarchs. Tyler Curry scored Devan Ahart and Trent Miller scored Austin Williams on singles. The Monarchs starter Cristian Torres pitched 5 scoreless innings. The Monarch bullpen would cost the Notre Dame pitcher a chance for the win.
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