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Posted by Mark Gottschalk at Sep 7, 2011 5:00PM PDT ( 0 Comments )
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2011  Little League
* World Series Champions *

 
Upcoming All Star Team Events

Wed, Sept. 14 - Jimmy Kimmel: Rerun available HERE

Sat, Sept. 17   - Disneyland: Shortly before the 4 p.m.
                        Mickey’s Soundsational Parade
                        the team will ride down Main
                        Street on a special float.

Tue, Sept. 20  - OVSD

Thu, Sep. 22   - LA Dodgers Game.  Details  HERE 

   

 

Week of 9/26 - Buca Di Peppo (details pending)

Sat, Oct. 15     - Ontario Reign (details pending)

Sat, Oct. 22     - Westminster CA,
                          Founder's Day Parade

Fri, Dec. 2        -  Seal Beach Christmas Parade

 

Little League World Series Champions
 

Little League World Series Celebration
BBQ, Parade & Fundraiser

This past Saturday, September 10, 2011, the City of Huntington Beach honored the Little League World Series Champion OVLL All Stars with a Parade down Main Street starting at 3:00 PM, followed by a presentation on the Huntington Beach Pier.

Prior to the Parade, from 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM a generous and classy group of sponsors hosted a BBQ fundraiser in the parking lot of The Huntington Beach Art Center, with proceeds benefitting the Ocean View Little League World Series Travel Fund and OVLL.

It was an enthusiastic, fun and rewarding event.  If you missed it, you can find video,
articles, and photos at the links below:
 
 

Art Center BBQ Fundraiser




Ocean View Little League thanks the sponsors of this event: City of Huntington Beach, Huntington Beach Art Center, Albertsons on Yorktown Ave., Auto Gelato, BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse on Main St., Brebakers,

Nothing Bundt Cakes in Tustin, Sign*A*Rama in Fountain Valley, A Night To Remember, & Surf City DJ.


OVLL LLWS Champions

The OVLL All Stars and World Series Champions are honored by O.C. State Representatives
including Senators Tom Harmon,Lou Correa, Bob Huff and Mimi Walters; Assembly Member Jim Silva,
& Governor Jerry Brown in Sacramento.  Full story HERE

 



     Special thanks to the hosts of our viewing parties:

  • Mahe in Seal Beach
  • Suds Sports Grill in HB
  • First Class Pizza in FV
  • Lampost Pizza on Goldenwest in HB
For media inquiries contact Glen Golightly @ 310.721.5977 or glen@glengolightly.com
Help our All Star Families
Donations will help offset the
considerable travel and lodging expenses
incurred by our All Star families.  Any excess donations beyond actual expenses
will go to the league.


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All Star Families Donations Status
Current Donations: $35,437
A Note to our wonderful OVLL Fans: Although we've hit our initial estimated "goal", it will in reality only cover about 60% of the expected travel, lodging, and food expenses for 13 families.  We're new at this, having never had the fortune of going to the LLWS before, and when we set the goal of $30,000, it seemed unreachable.  We underestimated the overwhelming and heartfelt response that the team and league has received.  So, if you want to be a part of the experience, rest assured the additional donations are expected to continue to contribute to the All Star families --  excess, if any, will be put to good use by the league.
Little League and OVLL are non-profit organizations

A huge thank you to our current group of Platinum Sponsors:
 714 TICKETS
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Two Roads Professional Resources

 LSI

 
Mahe Restaurants

DSG
Click HERE for baseball discounts

  Tolly Landscaping


Day-Lee Foods


Angels Foundation


Fearless Logo

Ralphs
 
FluidMaster

Email spantel@socal.rr.com to join this list of sponsors.

We thank the hundreds of donors, big and small, even though we can't list them all.
The flood of contributions from all over shows just how much Little League
means to so many people.  The All Star families and OVLL thank you. 
West Region Champions!
  Kotkosky HR - 2011 West Regionals
OVLL players swarm Steven Kotkosky at the plate following the clean-up hitter's
two-run blast in the top of the 6th that gave the team the lead and, ultimately, the victory.
(Photo: OC Register)
11/12 All Stars head to Williamsport and the Little League World Series
tournament after defeating Red Bluff 2-1 in a heart-attack thriller.
      A second straight night of steller pitching shuts down the opposition.  Following Braydon Salzman's lights out performance on Friday against Utah in the West Region Semifinal game, Hagen Danner strikes out 13 of the last 15 batters in the Final to give the OVLL offense the backing it needed to secure the win.
     Nick Pratto's triple in the top of the 6th followed by Steven Kotkosky's blast over the 225-ft left-center wall ends five-innings of shutout ball by the Northern California team.  The first two pitches of the final inning are all it takes to transform a 1-0 Red Bluff lead into a 2-1 Ocean View LL victory.  The complete story is HERE at the LA Times.
 
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Ocean View applauds the valiant effort by a solid Red Bluff team that gave our boys all it could handle.  It's heartbreaking to lose with the prize so close, as OVLL knows from personal experience in the 2010 West Region final.  Best of luck to Red Bluff in the future.
 All D62 Champs
 The entire OVLL family of 2011 D62 District Champions
 
  So Cal Champs
11/12 All Stars on their way to San Bernardion & The West Region Tournament...
 
10-11 All Stars
 
 9-10 All Stars
  
  8-9 All Stars
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Minor B Championship Game

Posted by Ken Deleske at Jun 20, 2011 5:00PM PDT ( 0 Comments )

 


OVLL Rockhounds 15, OVLL Lookouts 6   

Saturday, June 18  

by:  Daniel Lewis

 

     Capping an incredible playoff run, the Rockhounds overcame a 5-run first inning by the Lookouts and received exceptional late-inning pitching from Thomas Williams to capture the District 62 Minor B championship in an all-Ocean View Little League battle at Robinwood Little League on Saturday.

The Lookouts had a tremendous playoff run of their own, but simply ran into a determined Rockhounds team in the final. This was the sixth time the league rivals had faced each other with the Rockhounds taking the season series, 5-1.

Williams put on an amazing show, going 4-for-4 with 3 RBI, two doubles and three runs. He also pitched the final 2-1/3 innings, striking out four.

The Lookouts grabbed a 5-2 lead in the first inning, however, the Rockhounds outscored them, 13-1, the rest of the way.

Rockhounds cleanup hitter Shane Hoodman contributed three RBI, highlighted by a ringing, two-run double to left field in the sixth. But the biggest hit for the Rockhounds belonged to Lisa Tobin, who broke open a tight game with a two-run, ground-rule double. She smacked a hard grounder past shortstop and the ball wound up rolling under the left-center field fence to give the Rockhounds a 9-5 lead in the third inning.

Williams and Chance DiMarco tacked on RBI singles in the fourth for an 11-5 lead.

After totaling 14 hits in their 11-6 semifinal victory over the Robinwood Bulldogs, the Rockhounds (20-4-1 overall) kept up the offensive pressure with 16 hits against the Lookouts. David Drigla went 3-for-4, while Cole Kaplan, Hoodman and DiMarco each had two hits. Eric Church and Tyler La Force chipped in with solid singles.

Lookouts No. 9 hitter Chandler Calkins smashed a two-run double and an RBI single. Noah Madas had an RBI double and  AJ Valle had two hits for the Lookouts, who beat the top seeds from Westminster, Costa Mesa National and Seaview Little Leagues to reach the title game.

Reilly Kells, Nick Chumacero and Kaleb Plewa were instrumental in the Rockhounds attack, reaching base five times collectively via walks or hit-by-pitches.

The Rockhounds went a combined 9-1 in tournament play (5-1 in OVLL, 4-0 in District 62)