Fall/Winter baseball
Many parents and coaches expressed interest in
Carrollton Boosters adding fall/winter baseball to our
sports calendar. We hear you! For the first time we now
have field space to provide such a program.
We have begun preparations for a new fall/winter program which emphasizes skill development and training, while at the same time encouraging young players to participate in other sports. This is a preliminary announcement as the program is a work in progress. We are looking at a playing season between Thanksgiving and early January. We will not form leagues until mid November. Registration will open in the later half of October. We are specifically designing this program so as not to conflict with soccer, football, basketball or lacrosse. Further details will be posted on the web site at a later time.
Current plans are to have leagues based upon players “Carrollton age” during the past summer. The goal will be to prepare the players for the league they will play in next summer. We plan on a league with 6 and 7 yo boys, a second league with 8 and 9 yo boys and a third league with 10, 11 and 12 yo boys. (12 yr old players who played in the 11-12 league this summer, may participate in the Fall 11-12 league, even though they would be eligible to play in the 54/80 league next summer, not the 11-12 league). This program is intended to be more developmental and less about winning games than our summer leagues. We intend to be mindful of school nights by restricting practices and games. In addition to games, we intend to have pitching clinics and skill clinics.
We have begun preparations for a new fall/winter program which emphasizes skill development and training, while at the same time encouraging young players to participate in other sports. This is a preliminary announcement as the program is a work in progress. We are looking at a playing season between Thanksgiving and early January. We will not form leagues until mid November. Registration will open in the later half of October. We are specifically designing this program so as not to conflict with soccer, football, basketball or lacrosse. Further details will be posted on the web site at a later time.
Current plans are to have leagues based upon players “Carrollton age” during the past summer. The goal will be to prepare the players for the league they will play in next summer. We plan on a league with 6 and 7 yo boys, a second league with 8 and 9 yo boys and a third league with 10, 11 and 12 yo boys. (12 yr old players who played in the 11-12 league this summer, may participate in the Fall 11-12 league, even though they would be eligible to play in the 54/80 league next summer, not the 11-12 league). This program is intended to be more developmental and less about winning games than our summer leagues. We intend to be mindful of school nights by restricting practices and games. In addition to games, we intend to have pitching clinics and skill clinics.
2010 SOCCER MAKE-UP GRADING SCHEDULE
All soccer players, except those in the U-6 coed
league, must be graded. Grading will take place as
noted below, at
Cuccia-Byrnes playground, 8321 Forshey St.
Off-street parking is available on Olive St., near the
Carrollton Post Office.
Make-up Grading schedule:
U-8 Boys Monday, Aug 30 6:00
U-8 Girls Tuesday, Aug 31 6:00
U-10 Boys Tuesday, Aug 31 6:00
U-10 Girls Wednesday, Sept 1 5:00
U-13 Girls Tuesday, Aug 31 6:00
U-13 Boys Wednesday, Sept 1 6:30
We realize many of you were unable to attend grading due to the rain on Saturday, so please make every effort to attend make-up grading in order to assure your child's placement in the league. If there is a cancellation due to inclement weather, it will be be posted on our web site and can be viewed by clicking the "weather, field status" tab.
The concession stand will be open for grading. Players should wear shin guards, if they have them, and cleats or tennis shoes. They may bring their own ball, but do not need to.
Make-up Grading schedule:
U-8 Boys Monday, Aug 30 6:00
U-8 Girls Tuesday, Aug 31 6:00
U-10 Boys Tuesday, Aug 31 6:00
U-10 Girls Wednesday, Sept 1 5:00
U-13 Girls Tuesday, Aug 31 6:00
U-13 Boys Wednesday, Sept 1 6:30
We realize many of you were unable to attend grading due to the rain on Saturday, so please make every effort to attend make-up grading in order to assure your child's placement in the league. If there is a cancellation due to inclement weather, it will be be posted on our web site and can be viewed by clicking the "weather, field status" tab.
The concession stand will be open for grading. Players should wear shin guards, if they have them, and cleats or tennis shoes. They may bring their own ball, but do not need to.
Football registration is now open
Contact Alan
Godchaux for registration questions:
registrar@carrolltonboosters.org
Football information is available on the Football Page.
Questions? Contact David Sumrall: football@carrolltonboosters.org
Football information is available on the Football Page.
Questions? Contact David Sumrall: football@carrolltonboosters.org
Soccer registration is now open for the Fall season at Carrollton Boosters. More information on the soccer page. Click on the registration tab to register your children.
Contact Alan
Godchaux for soccer or registration questions:
soccer@carrolltonboosters.org
Lacrosse information posted on the lacrosse page
click here or on the page
link at left
Carrollton Blue completes their 8 year old season as one of Carrollton’s most successful tournament teams ever by winning the Harahan tournament
Football registration will open soon. Please note that our football program runs concurrent with our soccer program, and it is not recommended that boys participate in both.
11/12 Softball wins AYSA tournament
Girls softball travel teams do well, pictures on the softball page.
Carrollton’s Blue 8 year old travel team starts this season where they left off as 7 year olds taking first place in their first two tournaments at Muss Bertolino and PAC.
The 12 year old travel team came in second in this week's Bay St. Louis Tournament.
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picture
Baseball Rules and Schedules are posted on the download page.
The schedules for baseball and softball are all now
available both on the league pages and as downloadable
.pdf files on the download page. The rules for
baseball, soft ball and T-Ball are posted as .pdf
files on the download page.
Carrollton Riverview
Our new facilities on the river in Audubon Park are
amazing. This transition will involve adjustments of
all sorts. There are a few things we can expect, and we
are sure there will be the unexpected. Until we
understand the traffic patterns and learn how long it
takes to get to the facility, we encourage you to allow
additional time . We suggest you allow at least
45 minutes to get to the park prior to the time you
need to be there. No one needs to be racing
through the park or racing trains to get to a game. We
are going to adjust our rules about tardy players.
Please obey all traffic rules including speed
limits and rules regarding trains present or
approaching, and absolutely do not
allow your child to cross through or under a stopped
train
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2010 Basketball Champions
The winners of the 8/9
boys basketball league - The Suns, Head Coach David
Bendana and Assistant Coach Kenan Rand. The Suns topped
the Mad Man in a 24-23 exciting Championship Game (the
Mad Men were up by 10 at half time!)
Boys 12/13-Cavaliers Coach Dave Sumrall
Boys 10/11-Heat
Girls 10-12-Mighty Mochas Coach Joel Friedman. The eight member Mighty Mochas capped off a perfect undefeated and untied season with a thrilling one point victory in the championship game.
Girls 6-9-Dream Team. The Dream Team was smooth and steady throughout the season. The team had an almost perfect record with losing only 1 game early on. Many of the games were close, including the victory in the championship game. All 10 girls improved over the course of the season …with everyone hitting a basket or foul shot at least once!
Boys 12/13-Cavaliers Coach Dave Sumrall
Boys 10/11-Heat
Girls 10-12-Mighty Mochas Coach Joel Friedman. The eight member Mighty Mochas capped off a perfect undefeated and untied season with a thrilling one point victory in the championship game.
Girls 6-9-Dream Team. The Dream Team was smooth and steady throughout the season. The team had an almost perfect record with losing only 1 game early on. Many of the games were close, including the victory in the championship game. All 10 girls improved over the course of the season …with everyone hitting a basket or foul shot at least once!
2009 Soccer League Champions
U-13 Boys champions: Demolishers, coached by Vance
Reynoir
U-10 Boys champions: Lions, coached by Mark Jaffe
U-10 Girls champions: Grasshopper Girls, coached by Ralph Breaux
U-13 Girls champions: Carrollton Katz, coached by Patrick Thurlow
U-10 Boys champions: Lions, coached by Mark Jaffe
U-10 Girls champions: Grasshopper Girls, coached by Ralph Breaux
U-13 Girls champions: Carrollton Katz, coached by Patrick Thurlow
Miracle League Pictures on Miracle league page
The 12 year old NORD team played 66 games, their record is 50-15 and 1. In Cooperstown, Carrollton won all 6 pool play games and were seeded 8th out of 103 teams for elimination round. The team lost in the quarter finals to the eventual champion.
11/12 softball wins PONY Bronco National Championship The girls finished 42-14 and 30-1 aganst rec based all star teams.They beat McAllen Texas 3-2 in extra innings to bring home the Championship Flag.
Additional picture on the Softball page.
Softball 2009 League Champions
Coach Ezzel and the 11/12 Champion Sluggers
Coach Marcus and the 7-8 Champion Comets
Coach Green and the 9-10 Champion Blasters
The Angry Oranges, winners of the older girls league, picture is posted below.
11/12 League Champions, Coach Rousell and the Hawks
54/80 League Champions, Coach McIntosh and the Cardinals
7-8 League Champions, Coach Abramson and the Slammers
The 9 year old tournament team completed a successful summer of tournament play by winning the Carrollton 9 year old tournament
Congrats to the 60/90 Champs, the Braves, coached by Graham Wogan and assisted by Pierce Adams. The Braves were the last place seed but advanced through the winners brcket to capture the title by defeating the Red Sox.
11/12 girls capture the flag!!!
The 11/12 allstar softball team won the PONY regional tournament held 7/10-12 in Crowley Louisiana and will advance to the Nationals which will be played in Harlingen Texas beginning 7/28.The girls went 7-0 remaining undefeated against other re-based allstar teams. Our 7/8 team finished 4th and the 13/14's came in 3rd.
The 8 year old Red team placed 2nd in the Orange Beach baseball tournament on 7/12/09. They earned tournament honors for best scoring (averaging 13 runs per game) and best differential.
The 11 year-old travel team came in 2nd place in the Orange Grove Tournament over the weekend of June 27/28
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Carrollton 8 year old team wins Gulfport Invitational. They've placed second, first, second and fifth in the four tournaments they've participated in.
7 year old tournament having a successful summer as they've played in the championship game in every tournamnent they've played in" Three first place, two seconds.
The Carrollton 11/12 allstars win the Coquille tournament held 6/28-29. They went 7-0 improving their season record to 22-7.
The"Angry Oranges" lead by Joe Montz and Guy Curry won the 2009 13/16 softball league.
Carrollton Boosters Softball 10u Tournament Team, Coached by Vance Reynoir and Tony Green, take 2nd place at the Fathers day Tournament in St. Amant, LA
The Carrollton 7-8 Girls Red tournament team won the Summer Sizzler in Slidell June 13-14.
Jester's soccer offers kids free night, June 20 and for remaining home games. Coupon on download page.
Team pictures of 2009 basketball champions now posted on basketball page.
Parking Restrictions
Please be mindful that our facility is in a residential
neighborhood. Carrollton Boosters families and their
guests are encouraged to park in the large lot on Olive
Street across from the 7-8 boys field. Please follow
our signs as to where you must parallel park and angle
park. Always park facing the proper direction. Please
be mindful of driveways. Do not block them crowd them
or park in them. Avoid parking close to corners or in
other illegal spots. Also remember not to park in the
the farmers market (old Guilliot's) spaces when they
are open.
Construction continues at the butterfly.
Please consider making a contribution to the capital
fund now.
For an update on the new fields from a recent Times
Picayune article click here:
Five baseball diamonds taking shape in Audubon Park
promise to be gems for local youth - Breaking
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