Minor League Registration is available online See Tab on the Home Page  Open to Weymouth residents Players must turn 7 before May 1, 2012 and can not turn 9 before May 1, 2012 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________-  Tryout Players: The initial round of phone calls have been made to the players that were selected to teams. Rosters will be finalized in July.  There is the possibility that a returning player will not return to the League for next season.  We will fill the roster spot from the tryout player pool and will contact tryout players who have been selected.  __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Weymouth Little League 11 Gold Wins the Suburban League Championship  Coaches nickname the team “The Comeback Kids”  The summer season began with high hopes for the Weymouth Little League Eleven Year Old Gold All Stars. For many of the players, this was their fourth summer together as a team.  The 11 Gold team included Zach Bouhov, Andrew Clark, Domenic DePaoli, Sam Edge, David Erwin, Andrew Giovanetti, TJ Keefe, Sean Kennedy, Alex Kennedy, Jimmy Kurciviecz, Kevin McGrath, Xenon Simene and Will Spring. The team was coached byTom Keefe, Kevin McGrath and John Erwin.  The team finished with 8 wins and 2 losses in the Suburban League and qualified for the playoffs.  Weymouth opened the double-elimination format with a victory against Medfield and a tough loss to Wellesley.   It was beginning with the next game that Weymouth earned their nickname the “Comeback Kids”. Down by four runs to Westwood, they chipped away to force a tie in the sixth inning.   Zach Bouhov stepped to the plate and drilled a walk-off two-run home run to complete the comeback.   They spotted Quincy two runs before tieing the game in the fourth inning.  Quincy fought back and took a two run lead in the seventh.  The coaches pulled the team together and told them to believe in themselves. They are the Comeback Kids. The team took it to heart.  Dom DePaoli led off with a double to right field. Andrew Clark stroked a double to plate Dom. Andrew represented the tying run, Sam Edge needed to bunt him to third. He fouled off two pitches for strikes.  Sam dropped down a beautiful two strike bunt to move Andrew to third.  The next  batter, TJ Keefe hit a hard grounder between third and short and the game was tied.  Will Spring hit a double to left, moving TJ to third.  Alex Kennedy was walked to load the bases.  Zack Bouhov stepped up and smacked a line drive base hit scoring TJ Keefe for another extra inning walk off win.  The big win gave them the opportunity to play undefeated Wellesley. Weymouth found themselves tied at one in the sixth inning.  In the top of the inning, Alex Kennedy hit a clutch two run home run to give Weymouth a 3 -1 lead. They held on and the Comeback Kids were headed to the finals.  Weymouth faced Hanover in the finals.  Hanover had dealt Weymouth one of their two regular season losses and would be a tough opponent.  In the biggest game of the playoffs, Weymouth defeated Hanover by a final score of 10 to 5 to take home the Suburban League Championship.

Weymouth Little League 9 Gold Team Brings Home the Suburban League Trophy  Weymouth Little League's nine year-old Gold team had a summer season to remember. Playing in the Suburban Youth Baseball League which includes 29 teams from 23 towns split into three zones they ended finished the season in first place in their division with a record of 8 wins and 2 losses.  The team also entered in the Whitman Tournament mid- Summer and advanced to the tournament championship where they lost to a talented Plymouth South team.     The play-off run began as the team advanced into the quarterfinal round and played Quincy in their first game.  Weymouth defeated Quincy 11 to 1 and moved on to face Braintree American in the semi-finals. Weymouth defeated Braintree 3 to 0 behind the pitching of Cam Munchbach and Jack Jamieson as each pitched with three shutout innings.  Patrick Manning, Rocco Difazio, Sean Goudey, Sri Gubbala and Johnny Niles led the way with solid defense and timely hitting. The win launched the team into the championship game versus Walpole American.   The team took their play to another level in the Championship game as Weymouth jumped out t an early lead and never looked back winning 8 to 2.   The team followed the same pattern as they had all season – they were aggressive at the plate, came through with timely hits and played solid defense in the field. Tyler Fasoli, Colin Murphy, Jake Sullivan, Neil Sanders, Mike Swett were key contributors all season.   The team was coached by John Jamieson, Joe Manning, Bob Niles and Sean Goudey with help from batboy James Goudey.    Cardinals are Back-to-Back Champions  The Cardinals were crowned the 2011 Weymouth Little League champions.  The team captured back-to-back championships and it was the third time in four years they held the trophy.   After ending the regular season in a deadlock with Sagamore Plumbing, the Cardinals advanced by defeating Sacchetti Plumbing. This set up a semi-finals matchup against Sagamore Plumbing who had beaten them twice during the regular season. The Cardinals won the series and advanced to the Championship. In the Championship round, the Cardinals defeated Duncan McKellar to sweep the playoffs and secured the Championship.    The twelve year olds Jack Sheehan, Kevin O'Brien, Brett Jamieson, Derek Thomas and Ross Patton led the way for the champs. Joe Kelly, Brian Burr, Joe Rogers, James Rogers, Marcus Keltz, Neil Sanders, Sean Goudey and Jack Jamieson were also instrumental in providing many exciting plays during the coarse of the season.  John Sheehan was the Manager.  He was assisted by coaches John Jamieson and Sean Goudey.