Steven Cappola, Coach of the Madison Little League Kiwanis Team presents a photo showing the members of the 2012 team to Kiwanis President Mary Anne Maloney (Photo by Bob Stannard).
Coach Coppola told us of his pleasure at coaching a fine team, and receiving the strong support from our Chatham/Madison Kiwanis Club. As a gift for our cub, he brought a framed photo of the team members. He thanked us for the invitation to the meeting, and said that it was even more of a pleasure ‘having our sponsors at the game to root us on’. “Kinda like having George Steinbrenner there for the Yankees”. Steve invited our members and friends to come to the Rosedale Avenue ball field to enjoy and cheer for the Kiwanis Team.
In a follow-up message, he commented on the last (winning) game: “Ryan Stafanick pitched the first five innings, and then after we went up by 2 in the top of the 6th, I put (my son) Steven in to close the game. He said, ‘Dad, why do you have to do this to me? My reply was, ‘Cause I know you will get the job done’. He came in, and like a true closer, threw one pitch to the first batter, who hit a ground ball, threw two pitches to the next, who also hit a ground ball, and four to the next, who popped out to first.”
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Thursday
Friday
Madison Kiwanis Little League Wins Major Division Championship - 9 to 7
In the final game on June 19 at Sonny Vitale Memorial Field in Madison tonight, Kiwanis took an early lead in the top of the first inning but North Stars came roaring back in the bottom of the first. By the end of the fifth inning, the score was all tied up, 7-up. In the top of the sixth, Kiwanis scored twice.
In the bottom of the sixth, Kiwanis changed pitchers. (The first Kiwanis pitcher went five innings!) The “closer” was excellent and after two hits to shortstop with put-outs at first, the final batter hit a foul ball, which the first basement caught just inside the fence. WaaaHooooo!
In the bottom of the sixth, Kiwanis changed pitchers. (The first Kiwanis pitcher went five innings!) The “closer” was excellent and after two hits to shortstop with put-outs at first, the final batter hit a foul ball, which the first basement caught just inside the fence. WaaaHooooo!
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Champions,
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Thursday
Madison Kiwanis Little League Game May 20, 2010
Kiwanis Little League runner slides into home plate to score in a game against Rotary held at Sonny Vitale Memorial Field in Madison, NJ. Weather was very nice and many spectators showed up to watch some great baseball played by enthusiastic and well-trained kids. Madison Little League is in good hands.
Saturday
Madison Kiwanis Little League Opening Day April 10, 2010
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Little League,
Madison,
Nuts
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