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Welcome to Titans Baseball!6-21-9 16U Titans Win 18U Winthrop Wood Bat Classic
The 16U Titans capped off a perfect weekend completing the 18U Winthrop Wood Bat Classic with a 5-0 record holding on to a victory in the Championship game versus Team Georgia at Winthrop University Baseball Stadium
6-8-9 16U Titans Win BCS Regional Presented by Reebok
16U Titans went 7-0 during the tournament and 3-0 on Championship Sunday. Defeating Knoxville Baseball Development, Franklin Mustangs and the Tennessee Twisters for the Championship. The game down to the final out and the Titans won in nail biting fashion. Congrats 16U Titans!
6-1-9 14U TITANS Win CABA State
The Titans reach the finals by good hard work and a never
say die attitude, they were tied in the first game by a real
good Sandy Plains Team, and the next game they put away the
Georgia Prospects. The Titans entered
 the third and most
important game against a VERY good Atlanta Wildcats Team and
there they were equal to the task and defeated them also.
They had timely hitting good defense, with a good mixture of
pitching and beat a VERY Strong 13 Year old Astros Team, it
took 9.5 innings to win this Championship and the win was a
total team effort. All of the players need to be
congratulated on their efforts. The EC Titans 14U record for
this tournament was 4-0-1. The Titans now have won 2
Championships and have one runner-up spot to their credit
for this young Spring/Summer 2009 Season.
The Team is Managed by Red Martin and Coached by Scott White
and Tony Dudek
Again
Congratulations EC Titans 14U
5-25-9 15U TITANS Finish 2nd in USSSA 16U Smoltz Grissom Wood Bat Classic
The 15U EC
Titans went 5-1 finishing 2nd in the USSSA 16U Smoltz
Grissom Wood Bat Classic. The Titans had to win 3 games on
Sunday in bracket play to get invited to the championship game
which was played at Turner Field on Memorial Day.
Congratulations to the ECB Titans 15U for an outstanding opening
tournament against some good 16U travel teams.
5-3-9 TITANS 14U Ranked #1 in country by USSSA
4-26-9 Titan update
Congratulation to 14U East Cobb Titans Champions of 2009 East Cobb USSSA World Series Qualifier
Timely hitting and great pitching and good defense help the
14U EC Titans defeat a great 14U EC Astros Team Sunday in
the Championship Game of the USSSA World Series Qualifier
Tournament @ the East Cobb Complex.
The game was a see-saw affair and no one new until the last
out was made who the victor would be.This was a tremendous
ballgame between 2 of the BEST teams that you will see
anywhere in the 14 and under Division.
The Titans on the way to the Championship Game defeated the
EC Braves 10 to 4, the Alabama team 12 to 3 and shut out a
good Sandy Plains team 4 to 0 and defeated the Astros 10 to
9 for the Championship Game.
The E C Titans 14U are Managed by Red Martin , Coached by
Scott White and Tony Dudek
Coach Beam and former Titans after Georgia Tech vs Georgia Southern game in Atlanta. (Left to Right) Matt Skole -Ga. Tech, Evan Martin -Ga. Tech, Jarrett Didrick - Ga. Tech, and Collin Snow - Ga. Southern. Not pictured also at played during this game were Chris House and Tony Plagman from Georgia Tech and Roman Grimaldi from Georgia Southern.
March 23, 2009
GREENSBORO, N.C. - Georgia Tech third baseman Matt Skole has been named Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Player of the Week, while Duke's Andrew Wolcott was recognized as the league's Pitcher of the Week for the period of March 15-22. Skole, a freshman from Woodstock, Ga., went 10-for-15 (.667) with three home runs and 11 RBI in last weekend's three-game series at Virginia Tech. Skole's three-run homer highlighted a six-run ninth-inning comeback in the Yellow Jackets' 10-9 win over the Hokies in the series opener. Skole also posted a career-high four hits, including his second home run of the series, in Saturday's game. He then added another three-run homer in the fourth inning of Sunday's series finale, which was the hit that gave the Yellow Jackets the lead for keeps. Skole finished that game 4-for-5 with five RBI. For the week, Skole compiled slugging percentage of 1.043 in the five games, helping Georgia Tech to a 4-1 record. He batted .565 (13-for-23) with three homers, two doubles and 12 RBI. A true freshman that has started every game at third base this season, Skole currently leads the team in homers (7) and stands second on the squad with a .389 batting average and in RBI (25). Duke's Wolcott beat his second straight top-10 opponent Saturday after holding No. 1 North Carolina to one earned run over seven complete innings. Wolcott held the Tar Heels scoreless for his first six innings before allowing two unearned runs in the bottom of the seventh. The unearned runs ended a streak of 15 consecutive scoreless innings. Georgia Tech will return to action this week when it hosts
Georgia State (Tuesday, 6 p.m.) and No. 1 Georgia (Wednesday, 7
p.m.) for a pair of midweek contests. The Yellow Jackets will
then travel to Coral Gables, Fla., to face No. 4 Miami for a
three-game ACC series beginning Friday at 7 p.m. All five games
this week will be televised.
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