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GAME REPORT
April 9th
Its all comes down to this...
After more than a year away from the game the boys of summer are back. On a beautiful April day the
(thirsty) Camels, and (Canadian) Sunshine are ready to take the field for game one of the final season. Oasis field has been
groomed and properly maintained for this huge game. This game will set the tempo of the deciding year of the great BWYL.
In year one of the league the sunshine took it to the league and easily won the championship, but the camels bounced
back for the slight amount of season 2 they played and took the season split. This is it, what it all comes down to,
this season will decide all and it begins now, April 9th 12:30 pm.
*********2006********
June 6th
Sunshine finally on track
The Sunshine have finally began to get back the magic theyve had the last 2 season of
play. After the slowest start in team history they have come back with 4 straight wins. This in part to Alfred the fifth recieving
much more run support than he did in the first 8 games. This partly is do to N. Jermaine (2 time batting champ) finally
getting on pace belting 10 homers in the last to series all in all the sunshine have scored 35 to the camels 12.
May 21st
After 21-6 W Sunshine go down twice
The Canadien sunshine looked to brake out of there, what seems to happen every year preseason slump.
They ended game one of the season with a 21-6 victory, but the Thirsty Camels quickly came back with back to back wins
both by less than runs. the finals were 2-0 and 7-6.
*********2005********
August 8th
Thirsty Camels down to final game
The Thirsty Camels are down to there
last chance in the BYWL championship as they trail the Canadien Sunshine 3-1 in the series, althought the camels perhaps with
a burst of luck managed to squirm through the last game winning 1-0 it doesnt seem as if the have nearly enough to
over take the Canadian Sunshine 3 games straight, as the Canadians dominate the regular season with a 30-8 mark.
July 23
N. Jermaine posts a 1 hitter on lazy play
N. Jermaine pitched a one hitter that
set Whyte Jamal out of his hit streak. The game boasted very little offense and a great deal of pitching. The no
hitter was broken when Alfred the 5th missed a fairly easy tag on a play that was trying to be streched into a double. Then
in the following innging Whyte Jamal served of yet another homerun to Alfred the 5th to ad to his league leading
36 given up and puting his era back almost to 10.00. The Canadian Sunshine won 3-1.
June 19th
Canadian Sunshine take another
In this 30 game checkpoint of the season the Canadian Sunshine
once again took command early opening up the game with a 4 run lead. Later the Camels closed in to make it 4-3. Then in the
3rd the Sunshine came back to take a 6-3 lead only for the Camels to rally once again and bring the game back within one,
but thats as far as the Camels could take it as the Sunshine won 7-5.
June 19th
Sunshine on fire as the streak grows to 13
The Canadian Sunshine put yet another Victory into this
growing 13 game win streak. The Game was never very close as the canadian Sunshine opened the game with a single that turned
into an inside the park homer. From there the game just got worse as Sunshine players blasted 1 deep back to back to open
the lead to 7-1, and thats how the game ended.
June 10th
Game 1: Canadian Sunshine Win on Late Homerun
Most would say that this is the best
wiffleball that the Thirsty Camels have played in a long time. On this day they would experience two awful upsets. In game
one the game was lead by the Thristy Camels until the third inning when the Canadian Sunshine drove in four runs to take
the lead. The Thirsty Camels didn't give up though as they tied the game in the top of the third, 4-4. The fourth, pitched
by closer Whyte Jamal and N. Jermaine was scoreless. In the top of the fifth though, pitcher N. Jermaine broke the late
inning tie with a solo-homerun, which was his 26th of the year. Then he went on to shut down the Thirsty Camels in the
bottom of the inning for the 5-4 victory.
Game 2: N. Jermaine Wins game in another late inning miracle
Game two was if at all possible even more
painful for the Thirsty camels. In this one the thirsty camels took an early lead and held
that 1-0 through the entire game, but In the fourth inning the Canadian Sunshine started to put something together with
two men on, when again closer Whyte Jamal gave up the game winning 3-run homerun to opposing closer N. Jermaine (27) for
a 3-1 final.
June 5th
Game 1: BYWL shine in inter-league play...
As once again the Canadian
Sunshine and Thirsty Cammels took the field together against the TNL, it was a new field with the same result. The game was
close early as the BYWL were up 4-3, but after Canadian Sunshine Closer N. Jermaine's Dazzling 2 innings of work and some
strong hitting by hitters Farook the duke and Alfred the 5th the game was in hand. The NYWL took this one 8-3.
Game 2: Blowout in game two...
In game two of this double-header the game was again very close early as the two teams went into
the third inning tied at 0-0. N. Jermaine had another two inning jem giving up just one hit and no runs. Then the BYWL turned
it on as they doused the opponent in what seemed like batting practice. After the bottom of the forth the game stood at 4-0.
Then in the final inning the BYWL really got things going as N. Jermaine lead of with a 21 pitch single that rolled into 5
more runs. The forth of which was a tramendous blast to deep center field, which some spectators called the deepest shot they
had ever seen. The game was closed out be default and the BYWL ended this one with a 9-0 final.
May 27rd
Game 1: Sunshine streak ends at 5...
Canadian
Sunshine lost their first game as the bats ran cold after hitting in 24 the game before. The game was a display of the quality
level the young Camels could play at as the got some key hits and masterful pitching highlighted by Whyte Jamals 1-2 fourth
to keep the score at 4-3.
Game 2: N. Jermaine seals the deal...
In game two of this double-header the canadian Sunshine got back to thier winning ways as the
belted the ball around the park. The game was put out of reach by N, Jermaines with a 3rd inning grand slam to lengthen the
lead to 9-2, as the canadian sunshine went on to win it 11-3.
May 23rd
N. Jermaine Has a field-day in Derby...
The Homerun derby on sunday was a derby that showed thats showed fans of all teams why N jermaine is the league leader in
longballs. In this affair he took a commanding lead and never looked back.
The derby was between Sunshine
player N. Jermaine(9), teamate Alfred the 5th(5), and also Camel player Whyte Jamal(4).
SCORING
1. N.Jermaine
9
2. Alfred the 5th 5
3. Whyte Jamal 4
Also unvailed in this game
was the new bat and super ball. It is still unsure if this will be involved in the all-star game that is scheduled to be played
at Haigh Stadium.
May 23rd
Inter-league Golden for BYWL...
Early sunday afternoon the Oasis opened
for a special meeting between the BYWL and the NL, Sunshine and Camel fans alike cheered for there favorite BYWL players.
Things were rocky early as the score remained 2-1 BYWL early, but Whyte
Jamal broke out of his slump in a big way as he belted 3 homeruns.
The BYWL cruised from there as N. Jermaine and Alfred the 5th also pitched in
with 2 homers, this BYWL won this affair with a 9-5 final.
May 21st
Sunshine 24 Camels 2
The game began just after dark and not long after, the Canadian Sunshine started there scoring
barrage that would not be cooled down till the game was complete.
The sunshine began with
an early 13-0 run in the first inning, in the ladder part of the inning the Camels were sat down back-to-back.
The only bright spot was the middle relief (Farook The Duke) which let up only a couple runs to the red hot Sunshine. The
game ended on a 1-2 fourth, with pitcher N. Jermaine closing things out.
Game 1 goes to Camels 9-8...(May 17th)
It was opening night at the Oasis home of the Thirsty Camels.
Things went well till early in the third inning when the Camels built themselves a lead that the Canadian Sunshines struggling
bats could could not come back from as they fell one run short 9-8. The Camels were very incouraged with the play they displayed
after a rough spring training that was dominated by the Canadian Sunshine. Whyte Jamal of the Thirsty Camels had this to say...
"Well if you think about it we have half the wins we did all last season."
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