Canal Dogs/Cottreall-Warner Post 942

Elms '30 I'm super happy to announce my commitment to Elms college to further my academic and athletic career. Thank you to my family, friends and coaches. Thank you especially to Coach Alves and Coach Raiola for the opportunity.

Max Caron (@M00se34) '26 1B from Webster, NY. Power bat with a huge 💣at Holy Cross. 60: 7.87 l IF Velo: 75mph l Exit Velo: 94mph @Noble_Bats Uncommitted Player Spotlight

@gametime585 @GreecePostBSBAL @saints_travel Appreciate your coverage this season!

@GreecePostBSBAL @saints_travel @fptcanaldogs these 3 teams were all winners on and off the field all these players and coaches were fun to cover all summer

2025 Offensive Highlights: 50 Games (High School + Legion) 44/132 .333 .450 OBP 13 Doubles 2 Triples 30 RBI 29 Runs 28 Walks

It’s that time of year when parents and athletes start to take a deeper look in @legionbaseball ! Tryouts = best players play ! No pay for play to get between the lines and compete for a purpose ! #shelby

Our inaugural season of Cottreall-Warner Post 942 American Legion baseball came to an end in the state tournament after dropping the quarterfinal game on Monday at RIT. Game 1 saw Hamburg Post put up 15 runs on 14 hits 🤯 in one inning, resulting in a 15-2 loss. In Game 2 CW bounced Hillcrest Post 12-5. Game 3 was a pitcher’s duel, with Clinton County coming out on top 2-0. For the tournament, CW was led by Tyler Estelle (5/9, 3R), Dylan Dumont (4/8, 2RBI), Sam Nick (4/10, 4R, 4RBI), and Garrett McNeil (3/9, 2RBI). Dumont (6IP, 5H, 0ER, 6Ks), Jake DiCicco (6IP, 11H, 4ER, 7Ks), and Chase Sackett (2IP, 0H, 0ER, 2Ks) were great on the mound. With most of the roster eligible to return next season, the team is excited to defend its District 7 Championship and compete again for a state title. @MCLegionBSBL @DylanDumont20 @tyleresetelle24 @gmcneil_1

Day 3 of the NYS Tourney gets underway with the following schedule 11AM Rockland vs Adrean (elimination game) 2PM @MarinersLegion vs @fptcanaldogs (elimination game) 5PM Hamburg vs @GreecePostBSBAL

Tomorrow’s schedule for District 7 teams in the @NYALBaseball Tourney 2 PM @fptcanaldogs vs @MarinersLegion Both teams are 1-1 ELIMINATION GAME 5 PM @GreecePostBSBAL vs Hamburg Post Both teams are 2-0 @PickinSplinters

The Senior Championship Tournament starts tomorrow! Watch all the action live on the NYS American Legion Baseball YouTube Channel. @nysamericanlegionbaseball3576/streams" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@nysamericanle… Follow all the action on GameChanger. web.gc.com/organizations/…

First pitch of the 2025 @NYALBaseball scheduled for Saturday. This will get you ready: pickinsplinters.com/2025/07/25/pre…

The NYS American Legion Baseball Senior Championship tournament begins on Saturday! nylegionbaseball.com/news_article/s…

"The whole season we’ve been battling. We all had a feeling from the get-go that we had a chance to go out and win it. We came out and took care of business." @MCLegionBSBL @NYALBaseball pickinsplinters.com/2025/07/20/cot…

@fptcanaldogs wins @MCLegionBSBL championship moving on to states next weekend

After taking a gut punch losing game 1 in 9 innings 4-1, Cottreall-Warner takes game 2 6-5 and game 3 7-5 to claim the District 7 American Legion Championship over Chili Post. There were a number of special plays and great performances during the 3 game series. Nick Rene (6/10, 2R, 3RBI) took home the MVP. Dylan Dumont (5/11, R, 2RBI) and Sam Nick (4/10, 3R, 2RBI) also led the offense. Adam Petrella (7IP, 2H, 1ER, 9Ks), Dumont (6IP, 7H, 3ER, 7Ks), and Chase Sackett (6IP, 9H, 3ER) had great starts. Alex Grejda and Connor Smith picked up big outs in relief and got saves in both wins. The team heads to states on Saturday at RIT, hosted in Rochester for the first time in 100 years. @MCLegionBSBL @NYALBaseball @NickRene02 @DylanDumont20 @apetrella6

@fptcanaldogs wins the @MCLegionBSBL championship moving on to states 2- with 2 straight wins

Alex Grejda goes over his shoulder to run down a fly ball off the bat of Parker Farnham.

Dylan Dumont gives Cottreall-Warner a 4-3 lead with a one-out single in the fifth.

Chili Post loads the bases and puts the go-ahead run on, but can’t convert. Owen Andreatta throws out the final runner at the plate. Pete Hoffman makes the play at the plate. Cottreall-Warner forces a deciding Game 3 with a 6-5 pitch.

Max Caron bloops a single into shallow center to out runners on first and second with two outs.

Heading to the bottom of the second: Chili Post 1 Cottreall-Warner 0