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11u JW had a nice Friday night W in @oplbaseball play, 13-10. Salamon (2-3 RBI) had a big night w/ a solo-HR and 2B. Hodas (2-3 2 RBI) and Galvan (2-3 RBI) added 2 hits and Manaf (1-3) had 4 RBI. Maleski 1-1 2 R Stettin 1-1 RBI Schmidt 1-3 RBI Ketveris 1-3 R Marrero 1-2 RBI

13u put up 18 runs on 13 hits in tonight’s W (18-5). Roberts (3-3 2B, ITP-HR, RBI), Pokorny (2-4 2B, RBI), and Daley (3-4 3 RBI; 2.0, 0 ER, 3 K) led the way with multi-hits. Murray 1-1 2 RBI; 3.0, ER, K Caraballo 1-4 2 R Rivera 1-2 2 RBI Martinez 1-3 2B, 2 RBI Kent 1-3 2B, 2 RBI

11u JW held on to win tonight in @oplbaseball play, 10-8. Hodas had a big night at the plate going 4-4 w/ a 2B and 3 RBI. Wichert (5.0, 2 ER) earned the W in the start and Marrero (0.2, 0 R, K; 1-3 RBI) closed it out for the save. Stettin 2-3 RBI Schmidt 2-3 RBI Manaf 1-3

11u CB was the 2nd win last night, winning 14-6 in @oplbaseball play. Ware (4.0, 0 ER, 2 K; 1-3 2 R) had another strong start. Oster (2-3 RBI) and Mewhinney (1-2 3 RBI) both 2B’d, while Eggerton (1-3) added 2 RBI). Simerale 1-3 RBI Manfredonia 1-4 RBI Boesch 1-2 2 R Jan 1-3 RBI

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Congrats to Zach McKinstry (@ZachCMU) for being recognized as the 2025 NABF Graduate of the Year! Jack Butler NABF Public Relations The 2025 NABF Graduate of the Year is Detroit Tigers utility man Zach McKinstry. McKinstry played in the Edward “Red” Carrington League with the Fort Wayne Jackers of the Fort Wayne Baseball Federa- tion, an NABF Franchise. McKinstry stated that playing in the NABF gave him the op- portunity to play with his brother, patrol- ling the middle infield spots. Additionally, playing in the NABF helped him prepare for professional baseball. McKinstry stated that “wood bats, different velos, variabil- ity of pitchers you’d see that day,” and the “different arm slots” prepared him for the next level. McKinstry’s amateur career began at Northside High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana, from 2011 to 2014. According to Central Michigan University’s athletic website, McKinstry played three years of varsity baseball, compiling 82 runs scored, 111 hits, 25 doubles, six triples, three home runs, 39 RBIs and 46 stolen bases. From 2014 to 2016, McKinstry went to Central Michigan and played for the Chippewas. The Fort Wayne native played 118 games over two seasons, batting .321 with 74 runs scored, 148 hits, 14 doubles, five triples, 45 RBIs and 20 stolen bases. After his sophomore season, McKinstry was selected in the 33rd round by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2016 MLB June Amateur Draft. His professional career be- gan in Rookie Ball with the AZL Dodgers, and he played four games.