Anyone got a good link to the games and results?
I've been all over the ABBC, ABBCTexas, and MMWS websites and can't find any results or a bracket.
Anybody?
Thanks in advance
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You can find bracket and I believe they will do GameChanger for each game at www.themmws.com.
First game is at noon today.
First game is at noon today.
I can't open it from the website for some reason
MMWS Bracket
2012 MMWS Participants:
San Diego Gamers
So Cal Bombers
Dallas Tigers Vanlandingham
Arrevica Vaqueros from Carolina, P.R.
Dallas Tigers Hernandez
Michigan Bulls
Frozen Ropes Thorton
Ontario Bluejays
Ohio Thunder
2012 MMWS Participants:
San Diego Gamers
So Cal Bombers
Dallas Tigers Vanlandingham
Arrevica Vaqueros from Carolina, P.R.
Dallas Tigers Hernandez
Michigan Bulls
Frozen Ropes Thorton
Ontario Bluejays
Ohio Thunder
Bracket wouldn't open for me either. that's why I posted here.
The bracket is at www.themmws.com.
Also, games are being broadcast on www.ccir.us for the teams that choose to have them aired.
So far, Ontario Blue Jays and FR has chosen to have their games aired.
Listening now, very good coverage.
Game 1 in 10th inning tied 1-1.
Also, games are being broadcast on www.ccir.us for the teams that choose to have them aired.
So far, Ontario Blue Jays and FR has chosen to have their games aired.
Listening now, very good coverage.
Game 1 in 10th inning tied 1-1.
For those of us with browser issues displaying the bracket....
http://www.themmws.com/MMWS_2012_Bracket_rnd1.pdf
http://www.themmws.com/MMWS_2012_Bracket_rnd1.pdf
So Cal Bombers 4
Ontario Bluejays 1
in 12
Ontario Bluejays 1
in 12
All 3 teams representing this region won yesterday.
Today:
DT - Vandlandingham vs. San Diego Gamers 5:00pm
FR vs DT - Hernandez 7:30pm
Today:
DT - Vandlandingham vs. San Diego Gamers 5:00pm
FR vs DT - Hernandez 7:30pm
Scores of the games?
Although the bracket is updated, it does show scores.
Thanks in advance.
Although the bracket is updated, it does show scores.
Thanks in advance.
maybe try a different browser?
also, on home page @ the bottom are scores and game changer info
also, on home page @ the bottom are scores and game changer info
NBC5@5 just did a great report of keeping the MMWS "cool" during the heat! Nice to see this tournament in the News!
Puerto Rico 2
Michigan Bulls 0
Ontario Blue Jays 4
Ohio Thunder 2
San Diego Gamers 9
DT - Vanlandingham 1
DT - Hernandez 3
Frozen Ropes 0
Tomorrow:
Puerto Rico vs. Ontario Blue Jays
San Diego Gamers vs. So Cal Bombers
Frozen Ropes vs. DT - Vanlandingham
DT - Hernandez Bye
Michigan Bulls 0
Ontario Blue Jays 4
Ohio Thunder 2
San Diego Gamers 9
DT - Vanlandingham 1
DT - Hernandez 3
Frozen Ropes 0
Tomorrow:
Puerto Rico vs. Ontario Blue Jays
San Diego Gamers vs. So Cal Bombers
Frozen Ropes vs. DT - Vanlandingham
DT - Hernandez Bye
By Mike Bruu, TSB Sports Writer
The stage was set for an epic finish to the 2012 Mickey Mantle World Series. The Dallas Tigers Hernandez and SoCal Bombers were both undefeated and would play a best-of-three series to decide the winner of the 16-year-old premier baseball tournament. After the American Amateur Baseball Congress granted an exception to its rule that teams can only play two games per day in the World Series, the Tigers and Bombers would play the entire three game series on Sunday, if necessary.
After SoCal won game one 5-4, the Tigers won the next two games to claim the trophy and the championship at Al Alford Field in McKinney.
In the deciding game three, Dallas used a huge four run third inning capped off by Cal Hernandez’s three-run double to propel the Tigers to the series clinching victory. The Tigers' Greg Smyers pitched six huge innings in the ballgame to earn the victory, rarely falling behind the Bomber hitters while recording 16 first-pitch strikes. Smyers even caught the final out of the game on a weak pop fly, which was followed immediately by a mob to the left of the pitcher's mound. Even after three games in the span of nine hours, played in 100-plus degree temperatures, the Tigers didn’t look too tired celebrating a hard-fought World Series win.
In game two, the Tigers were able to keep the Bombers from crossing home plate despite their 11 hits and outlasted SoCal 7-3. A three-run second inning for Dallas proved to be too much to overcome for SoCal, with Connor Wanhanen recording a game-high two RBIs. With the series tied at 1-1 and the AABC granting an exception to the three-game rule early Sunday morning, the coaches and tournament officials decided that a two-hour break between games would be appropriate to get the kids out of the heat.
During the postgame ceremonies, the Tiger players walked away with some more hardware as Tanner Gardner won the Offensive MVP Award and Mitchell Hansen won the 2012 Mickey Mantle World Series MVP Award. The entire Tiger team received the Sportsmanship Award, voted on by the umpires working the series. This is now the second straight year the MMWS winner will reside in Dallas, as the D-Bat Mustangs won the event a year ago, defeating the SoCal Bombers on championship Sunday.
The stage was set for an epic finish to the 2012 Mickey Mantle World Series. The Dallas Tigers Hernandez and SoCal Bombers were both undefeated and would play a best-of-three series to decide the winner of the 16-year-old premier baseball tournament. After the American Amateur Baseball Congress granted an exception to its rule that teams can only play two games per day in the World Series, the Tigers and Bombers would play the entire three game series on Sunday, if necessary.
After SoCal won game one 5-4, the Tigers won the next two games to claim the trophy and the championship at Al Alford Field in McKinney.
In the deciding game three, Dallas used a huge four run third inning capped off by Cal Hernandez’s three-run double to propel the Tigers to the series clinching victory. The Tigers' Greg Smyers pitched six huge innings in the ballgame to earn the victory, rarely falling behind the Bomber hitters while recording 16 first-pitch strikes. Smyers even caught the final out of the game on a weak pop fly, which was followed immediately by a mob to the left of the pitcher's mound. Even after three games in the span of nine hours, played in 100-plus degree temperatures, the Tigers didn’t look too tired celebrating a hard-fought World Series win.
In game two, the Tigers were able to keep the Bombers from crossing home plate despite their 11 hits and outlasted SoCal 7-3. A three-run second inning for Dallas proved to be too much to overcome for SoCal, with Connor Wanhanen recording a game-high two RBIs. With the series tied at 1-1 and the AABC granting an exception to the three-game rule early Sunday morning, the coaches and tournament officials decided that a two-hour break between games would be appropriate to get the kids out of the heat.
During the postgame ceremonies, the Tiger players walked away with some more hardware as Tanner Gardner won the Offensive MVP Award and Mitchell Hansen won the 2012 Mickey Mantle World Series MVP Award. The entire Tiger team received the Sportsmanship Award, voted on by the umpires working the series. This is now the second straight year the MMWS winner will reside in Dallas, as the D-Bat Mustangs won the event a year ago, defeating the SoCal Bombers on championship Sunday.
Nice job Tigers! Happy to see SGP pitcher Greg Smyers contributed to the championship. Awesome! We expect big things from him next year.
quote:Originally posted by TurnTwo1:
Nice job Tigers! Happy to see SGP pitcher Greg Smyers contributed to the championship. Awesome! We expect big things from him next year.
I hope so too, (except when SGP plays Cedar Hill).
I was able to see the 3rd game in the "oven" at Al Alford and both teams played hard. Congrats to our own Tanner Gardner from Frisco Centennial!
Great Pitcher!...hopefully easy on Midlothian too!quote:Originally posted by Aleebaba:quote:Originally posted by TurnTwo1:
Nice job Tigers! Happy to see SGP pitcher Greg Smyers contributed to the championship. Awesome! We expect big things from him next year.
I hope so too, (except when SGP plays Cedar Hill).