RIP Tom Matsie

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Tom had 40 years experience coaching in Chicagoland and had some spectacular nationally ranked teams through the years. Unfortunately, Tom has passed away on April 2, 2013 to no doubt continue to share his love of the game with those above. One of the pioneers of travel ball in Chicago, and his teams were always well prepared.

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4/25/139:37 AM

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NYdad201710,000+ posts

RIP Coach Matsie. Unfortunately I didn't know him, but he seemed to be a good man. He passed relatively young too.

4/25/139:57 AM

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