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Saturday, July 12
18+ Division
Heath Field
1 p.m.: Braves @ Red Sox
4 p.m.: Rockies @ Brewers
7 p.m.: Mets @ Marlins
Sunday, July 13
18+ Division
Heath Field
1 p.m.: Mets @ Brewers
4 p.m.: Marlins @ Red Sox
7 p.m.: Rockies @ Braves
Sunday, July 20
18+ Division
Heath Field
1 p.m.: Marlins @ Rockies
4 p.m.: Brewers @ Braves
7 p.m.: Red Sox @ Mets
Brewers, Rockies, Mets come away with wins
Brewers, Rockies, Mets come away with wins
Brewers, 5, Marlins 4: The Brewers scored three runs in the second inning without a hit and managed to hold on for the win with the tying run on second in the bottom of the seventh inning, topping the Marlins, 5-4, Sunday at Heath Field.
Rockies 16, Red Sox 2: Bill Little hit a grand slam and drove in seven runs as the Rockies crushed the Red Sox, 16-2, Sunday at Heath Field.
Forfeit: Mets win by forfeit over the Braves
Tournament MVP
Kevin Vanzandt
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35+ Division Championship
35+ Division Championship
Vanzandt, Orioles shut out Nationals, win ECABL 35+ Division championship
Vanzandt, Orioles shut out Nationals, win ECABL 35+ Division championship
5-run, fourth inning catapults Orioles to 6-0 win over Nationals
5-run, fourth inning catapults Orioles to 6-0 win over Nationals
Kevin Vanzandt tossed a four-hit shutout, and Bobby McLawhorn and Bryan Farquhar each drove in two runs in a five-run fourth inning as the Orioles topped the Nationals, 6-0, to win the 2025 ECABL 35+ Division championship.
Rockies, Braves, Brewers win as ECABL teams
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Rockies, Braves, Brewers win as ECABL teams
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Rockies 10, Red Sox 0: Kaiden Morales singled to lead off the game, but then three Rockies pitchers didn't give up another hit the rest of the day, shutting out the Red Sox, 10-0, Sunday at Heath Field.
Braves 5, Mets 2: Dakotah Thomas and Michael Pastore held the Mets to five hits and one earned run as the Braves topped the Mets, 5-2, Sunday at Heath Field.
Brewers 8, Marlins 4: William Flynn gave up one earned run and struck out 11, and Quentin Montemarano and Duane Johnson drove in runs in a four-run, fifth inning to lead the Brewers to an 8-4 win over the Marlins Sunday night at Heath Field.
Tournament | Round 1
Tournament | Round 1
Nationals come from behind to beat Dodgers, advance to championship game against Orioles
Nationals come from behind to beat Dodgers, advance to championship game against Orioles
Orioles 9, Padres 8: Kevin Vanzandt scored the winning run with two outs on a dropped fly ball, helping the Orioles complete a comeback and defeat the Padres 9-8 last Tuesday at Heath Field.
Nationals 3, Dodgers 2: Matt Curtis struck out 10 and held the Dodgers to five hits and two runs, and Derek Sechrist scored the go-ahead run in the sixth inning to lead the Nationals to a win over the Dodgers Wednesday night and advance to the championship game next week against the Orioles.
Orioles win two; Padres and Dodgers end with tie
Orioles win two; Padres and Dodgers end with tie
Orioles 6, Nationals 5: Randy Mason singled in the tying run and scored the winning run on Kevin Vanzandt's two-out ground ball to second base that resulted in an error, giving the Orioles a win over the Nationals Monday night at Heath Field.
Padres 5, Dodgers 5: Dom Byrnes drove in four runs as the Padres came from behind to tie the Dodgers before the time limit was reached Tuesday night at Heath Field.
Orioles 5, Nationals 1: Travis Wynne pitched a complete and gave up one earned run, and Brandon Cherry drove in two runs to lead the Orioles to a win over the Nationals Wednesday night at Heath Field.
Orioles win 3, Nationals top Padres
Orioles win 3, Nationals top Padres
Orioles 5, Dodgers 1: Matt Wilyonson and Bryan Farquhar held the Dodgers to six hits and one run over seven innings as the Orioles topped the Dodgers in a make-up game originally scheduled for Week 4 of the season.
Nationals 9, Padres 7: Geoff McLawhorn singled in Todd Hawkins with the winning run as the Nationals took a 9-7, walk-off, time-shortened win over the Padres Tuesday night at Heath Field.
Orioles 8, Dodgers 6: Travis Wynne pitched a complete game and Randy Mason drove in two runs as the Orioles topped the Dodgers Wednesday night.
Orioles 19, Padres 5: Randy Mason and Geoff McLawhorn each drove in three runs, and Denver Nixon pitched a complete game to lead the Orioles to a win over the Padres.
Brewers win tight, 2-1, game over Braves;
Mets, Rockies cruise to wins
Brewers win tight, 2-1, game over Braves;
Mets, Rockies cruise to wins
Brewers 2, Braves 1: Jonathan Santiago singled and scored on a one-out single by Duane Johnson to lift the Brewers to a 2-1 win over the Braves, Sunday at Heath Field.
Mets 12, Red Sox 4: Walker Hill pitched three scoreless innings, and Connor Kasten, Josh Vestal and Dan Ventry each drove in two runs apiece as the Mets pounded the Red Sox, 12-4, Sunday at Heath Field.
Rockies 14, Marlins 3: Trailing 2-1 going into the fifth inning, the Rockies erupted for eight runs and tacked on another five in the sixth inning as they overcame a sluggish start to beat the Marlins, 14-3, Sunday at Heath Field.
Nationals big inning leads to
8-7 win over Dodgers
Nationals big inning leads to
8-7 win over Dodgers
Nationals 8, Dodgers 7: The Nationals scored four runs in the fourth inning on two hits, two walks and a batter hit by pitch, and they held on for a win over the Dodgers Tuesday at Heath field.
Orioles 18, Padres 4: Six walks and six hits in the first inning led to 10 Orioles runs, and the Orioles coasted to an 18-4 win over the Padres Wednesday night at Heath Field.
Orioles 14, Nationals 2: Denver Nixon held the Nationals to six hits and two runs, and Randy Mason drove in three runs to lead the Orioles to a win over the Nationals Thursday night at Heath Field.
Nationals turns tight game into rout
Nationals turns tight game into rout
Nationals 15, Padres 5: Matt Curtis drove in three runs and struck out seven over four innings as the Nationals routed the Padres Wednesday night at Heath Field.
Postponed: The game between the Dodgers and Orioles was postponed. It is now scheduled for May 15.
Nationals 8, Padres 5: Roland Fielder pitched a complete game, and the Nationals topped the Padres, 8-5, despite being out-hit, 10-6, Thursday at Heath Field.
Rockies, Brewers, Red Sox win
Rockies, Brewers, Red Sox win
Rockies 4, Braves 1: Isaiah McPherson's RBI-singled scored Tiquan Thompson with the go-ahead run in the second inning as the Rockies topped the Braves, 4-1, Sunday at Heath Field.
Brewers 8, Mets 3: William Flynn gave up only five hits and struck out 12, and defensive lapses lead to four unearned runs as the Brewers topped the Mets, 8-3, Sunday at Heath Field.
Red Sox 6, Marlins 3: Back-to-back RBI-singles by Grant Alexander and Joey Almy in the top of the seventh inning rallied the Red Sox to three runs and a 6-3 win over the Marlins, Sunday at Heath Field.
Amerson leads Dodgers over Padres; Nationals and Orioles postponed
Amerson leads Dodgers over Padres; Nationals and Orioles postponed
Dodgers 14, Padres 7: Doug Amerson went 4-for-4 and drove in five runs to lead the Dodgers to a win over the Padres Tuesday night at Heath Field.
Postponed: The Nationals and Orioles game was postponed due to rain.
Nationals, Padres beat up on Dodgers
Nationals, Padres beat up on Dodgers
Nationals 9, Dodgers 6: Ervin Jones and Jesse Kenefic each drove in two runs, and Jones and Matt Curtis held the Dodgers to three earned runs as the Nationals topped the Dodgers Wednesday at Heath Field.
Padres 10, Dodgers 8: The Padres scored five runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to earn a come-from-behind win over the Dodgers Thursday in a makeup game that was originally scheduled for March 11.
Brewers, Braves, Rockies come away with weekend wins
Brewers, Braves, Rockies come away with weekend wins
Brewers 5, Red Sox 1: Second-inning doubles by Jayson Melendez and Micah Caroon, and a single by Mike Pacacha lead to three runs, and that was all the Brewers would need in beating the Red Sox.
Braves 13, Marlins 4: The Braves scored nine runs in the top of the fifth inning, and three pitchers held the Marlins to two hits and no earned runs over seven innings as the Braves crushed the Marlins.
Rockies 6, Mets 4: Trailing 3-2 in the sixth inning, the Rockies used three errors, a walk and an RBI-single to score three runs to take a 5-3, and they went on to win over the Mets.
Dodgers fall to Orioles, 13-10
Dodgers fall to Orioles, 13-10
Orioles 13, Dodgers 10: Shaky pitching and fielding, and a few timely hits helped the Orioles build a huge lead after two innings, and the Orioles went on to win, 13-10, Wednesday night at Heath Field.
Postponed: The game between the Nationals and Padres was postponed due to weather.
Mets cruise; Pitching dominates as Brewers, Braves win
Mets cruise; Pitching dominates as Brewers, Braves win
Mets 9, Marlins 3: Gage Bohmuller and Alex Calabrese each drove in two runs, and two Mets pitchers held the Marlins to three hits to lead the Mets to a win over the Marlins Sunday afternoon.
Brewers 3, Rockies 1: Shane Hardison's sacrifice fly scored Jayson Melendez for the go-ahead run in the top of the eighth inning, and Micah Caroon got the final three outs as the Brewers topped the Rockies.
Braves 3, Red Sox 1: Dakotah Thomas and Michael Pastore combined for 17 strikeouts and held the Red Sox to two, final-inning hits as the Braves beat the Red Sox.
Nationals hand Orioles first loss of season
Nationals hand Orioles first loss of season
Nationals 9, Orioles 5: Ervin Jones went 3-for-3 and drove in three runs, and Roland Fielder held the Orioles to four runs over six innings as the Nationals handed the Orioles their first loss of the season Tuesday at Heath Field.
Dodgers 14, Padres 3: Patrick Williams drove in three runs, and three Dodgers pitchers held the Padres to two hits as the Dodgers beat the Padres Wednesday night at Heath Field.
Dodgers 8, Nationals 6: Patrick Williams doubled and tripled and scored two runs to lead the Dodgers to a win over the Nationals Thursday night at Heath Field.
Braves, Mets, Rockies come away with wins
Braves, Mets, Rockies come away with wins
Braves 7, Brewers 2: The Braves scored two runs in the first inning and never trailed the rest of the say as three Braves pitchers held the Brewers to 7 hits and two runs en route to a win, Sunday night at Heath Field.
Mets 9, Red Sox 8: Alex Calabrese singled in Malik Dixon in the top of the eighth inning to give the Mets a come-from-behind, extra-inning win over the Red Sox, 9-8.
Rockies 3, Marlins: 1: Isaiah McPherson singled in one run in the bottom of the fifth inning, and Gabe Pierce followed with an RBI-sacrifice fly to give the Rockies a 3-1 win over the Marlins Sunday at Heath Field.
Bennett leads Dodgers past Nationals
Bennett leads Dodgers past Nationals
Dodgers 8, Nationals 2: Trey Bennet held the Nationals to one hit and one run over six innings, and Doug Amerson and Mark Buchanan each drove in two runs as the Dodgers beat the Nationals, 8-2, Tuesday night at Heath Field.
Orioles 10, Padres 6: Denver Nixon has three hits and drove in three runs to lead the Orioles to a 10-6 win over the Padres, Wednesday night at Heath Field.
Mets hand Brewers first loss; Rockies, Red Sox win
Mets hand Brewers first loss; Rockies, Red Sox win
Mets 4, Brewers 2: Alex Calabrese drove in two runs and held the Brewers to three hits and two runs over 5 1/3 innings as the Mets topped the Brewers Sunday.
Red Sox 7, Marlins 6: After taking a 7-0 lead after five innings, the Red Sox gave up six, unanswered runs to the Marlins, but managed to hold on for a win Sunday.
Rockies 13, Braves 3: Gabe Pierre drove in four runs and Alden Manning pitched four innings of two-hit, shutout baseball, leading the Rockies to a win over the Braves.
Nationals top Padres; Dodgers-Orioles game postponed
Nationals top Padres; Dodgers-Orioles game postponed
Nationals 10, Padres 5: Heath Henson held the Padres to four runs over seven innings and drove in three runs to lead the Nationals to a 10-7 win Wednesday at Heath Field.
Postponed: The Dodgers were scheduled to play the Orioles on Tuesday night. The game was postponed due to field conditions as a result of Sunday's and Monday's storms. The Dodgers have now been postponed three out of four games this season.
Rockies, Brewers, Mets come out on top in windy, miserable day
Rockies, Brewers, Mets come out on top in windy, miserable day
Rockies 11, Red Sox 0: Alden Manning, Bill Little and Rob Brown combined to hold the Red Sox to three hits and no runs, and Little drove in five runs with three hits, as the Rockies beat the Red Sox.
Brewers 13, Marlins 2: Jayson Melendez and Andrew Johnson combined to hold the Marlins to four hits and two runs over six innings, as the Brewers topped the Marlins.
Mets 4, Braves 3: Josh Vestal singled in Alex Calabrese with the go-ahead run in the bottom of the fifth inning before lightning ended the game and gave the Mets a win.
Farquhar drives in five in Orioles win over Nationals
Farquhar drives in five in Orioles win over Nationals
Orioles 17, Nationals 7: Bryan Farquhar drove in five runs and Geoff McLawhorn scored four runs as the Orioles topped the Nationals, 17-7, Wednesday night at Heath Field.
Postponed: The Dodgers vs. Padres game was postponed due to field conditions as a result of Monday's rain.
Brewers win big; Rockies, Braves get first wins
Brewers win big; Rockies, Braves get first wins
Rockies 6, Mets 5: The Rockies scored five runs in the bottom of the sixth inning without getting a hit to come from behind and beat the Mets.
Braves 7, Marlins 2: Braves pitching held the Marlins to one hit over seven innings as the Braves topped the Marlins.
Brewers 16, Red Sox 0: Elijah Wakeford-Smith singled in two runs in a four-run second inning, and from there it just got ugly. The Brewers added a run in the third inning, nine in the fourth and two in the fifth to mercy rule the Red Sox.
Orioles come from behind to beat Padres
Orioles come from behind to beat Padres
Orioles 14, Padres 9: A late surge in the fifth and sixth innings scored seven runs and helped the Orioles come from behind to beat the Padres, 14-9, Tuesday at Heath Field.
Postponed: The Dodgers vs Nationals game was postponed due to rain. The game will be made up at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 3 at Heath Field.
Red Sox, Brewers, Mets open season with wins
Red Sox, Brewers, Mets open season with wins
Red Sox 7, Braves 5: Neil Coffield's RBI-double in the second inning started a seven-run rally and the Red Sox went on to beat the Braves, 7-5, in the opening game of the season for the East Carolina Amateur Baseball League.
Brewers 10, Rockies 6: Mike Pacacha and Jayson Melendez combined to drive in five runs, and Will Flynn held the Rockies to two runs over five innings as the Brewers opened the season with a 10-6 win over the Rockies Sunday at Heath Field.
Mets 11, Marlins 0: Four Mets' pitchers combined to toss a one-hitter and Connor Kasten scored three runs as the Mets took their season-opener, 11-0, Sunday at Heath Field.
The Braves' Michael Pastore doubles to left field. The Red Sox went on to beat the Braves, 7-5, Sunday at Heath Field.
Padres kick off season with comeback win over Nationals; Orioles pound Dodgers
Padres kick off season with comeback win over Nationals; Orioles pound Dodgers
Padres 9, Nationals 8: Noah Caroon and Mike Arico each had two-run singles in the fifth inning to lead the Padres to a season-opening, comeback, 9-8 win over the defending champion Nationals Tuesday night at Heath Field.
Orioles 14, Dodgers 3: Denver Nixon and Randy Mason drove in three runs and Johnny Tripp drove in two as the Orioles began the season with a 14-3 mercy rule win over the Dodgers Wednesday night at Heath Field.
Spring/Summer registration opens for both divisions
Spring/Summer registration opens for both divisions
Registration for both the 18+ and 35+ divisions of the East Carolina Amateur Baseball League has begun.
The ECABL will have two weekends of spring training games, prior to the regular season. The 35+ Division will have spring training games on Saturday, Feb. 15 and Saturday, Feb. 22. The 18+ Division will have spring training games on Sunday, Feb. 16, and Sunday, Feb. 23.
Opening day for the 35+ Division will be Tuesday, Feb. 25. Opening day for the 18+ Division will be Sunday, March 2.
Click here to register.
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