
About Jesse Caron: The Caron family was heavily involved in baseball along with their two sons, Cody and Jesse. Unfortunately, we lost Jesse to a tragic accident shortly after high school. The family sponsored this tournament in Jesse’s name to promote sportsmanship and a love of the game that was so important to their family.
Message from the Division Manager:
As we enter our final tournament to wrap up the season, I just want to say a big thank you to all the coaches, team managers and volunteers who have helped make this a fun and successful season of baseball. Thank you to the players for all your hard work and dedication, and for representing Ladner Minor Baseball with pride - best of luck to everyone!
Fair Play rules will continue to be in affect during the final tournament; should a team not abide by the fair play rules the game will be considered a forfeit.
- Each player must sit once before someone sits twice unless injury or other circumstances agreeable to both teams prevent this. If a player cannot play defensively, they must come out of the game.
- Infield Positions: Players are allowed to play a maximum of four (4) innings infield, of which only one position may be played twice. The only position exempt from this is the catcher. Your catcher may occupy the position for a maximum of three (3) innings each. Only two (2) of the innings played at catcher will count towards their infield time.
- Outfield positions: Players shall be allowed to play a maximum of three (3) innings per game. All outfield positions are considered the same position.
- It is the coach’s responsibility to keep track of the player’s positions and they must provide it to the league or other coach should it be requested.
Tournament information:
- All teams will be placed into two x 4 team pools for a round robin phase and play three games.
- All teams will advance to a quarterfinal game with crossover games between the two pools occurring (eg Pool A 1st place will play Pool B 4th place)
- Following Quarterfinals, all teams will advance to either the Championship bracket (QF winners) or the Consolation bracket where they will all play two final games.
Round Robin Rules:
- Each team will be given two points for a win, one point for a tie and 0 points for a loss.
- Mercy rule is in effect - 10 runs after 4 innings (or 3.5 if home team is ahead by 10).
- If home team is ahead following the visiting team's at bat in the final inning, home team does not bat.
- Time limit = no inning starts after 1 hr 45.
- Game can end in a tie.
Quarterfinal / Semifinal / Medal Games rules:
- Mercy rule is in effect - 10 runs after 4 innings (or 3.5 if home team is ahead by 10).
- Time limit = no inning starts after 1 hr 45.
- Games cannot end in a tie. Additional innings will be played using the international tiebreak rule (1 out and last player who batted in the previous inning starts on second).
Tiebreaker to be used at the conclusion of the Round Robin
Note: Steps 2 &3 are initially done using only information
Step 1: Head to head result amongst tied teams.
Step 2: If the tie persists, the placement of teams will be dictated by the lowest ratio of number of runs allowed per defensive inning. A defensive inning is defined as having taken the field and a pitch thrown. This step only considers games played between the tied teams, unless Step 4 has already been reached. In that case, this step is repeated using all remaining tied teams.
Step 3: If the tie persists, the placement of teams will be dictated by the highest ratio of runs scored per offensive inning. An offensive inning is defined as having been at bat for at least one pitch. This step only considers games played between the tied teams, unless Step 4 has already been reached. In that case, this step is repeated using all remaining tied teams.
Step 4: If the tie persists, apply Step 2 and Step 3 (if necessary) but include all games played in the Round Robin.
Step 5: If the tie persists, the placement of teams will be dictated by the team that has scored the highest number of runs over all games in the Round Robin.
Step 6: If two teams remain, coin toss (conducted in person or on video call). If three teams remain, a random draw will be conducted by the Division Manager.
Schedule and Results
Saturday, June 7
9:30 am - Giants @ Cardinals - Cardinals win 14-7
11:45 am: Hawks @ Eagles - Hawks win 10-0
2:00 pm: Royals @ Broncos - Royals win 14-9
4:15 pm: Blue Jays @ Bears - Bears win 7-4
Sunday, June 8
9:30 am: Cardinals @ Hawks - Cardinals win 12-10
11:45 am: Bears @ Royals - Royals win 7-6
2:00 pm: Broncos @ Blue Jays - Broncos win 10-2
4:15 pm: Eagles @ Giants - Eagles win 25-10
Monday, June 9
6:00 pm: Giants @ Hawks - Hawks win 12-10
Tuesday, June 10
6:00 pm: Royals @ Blue Jays - Royals win 17-13
Wednesday, June 11
6:00 pm: Eagles @ Cardinals - Cardinals win 14-12
Thursday, June 12
6:00 pm: Bears @ Broncos - Broncos win 13-11
Saturday, June 14 - Quarterfinals
QF #1 - 9:30 am: Eagles (Pool A 3rd) @ Broncos (Pool B 2nd)
QF #2 - 11:45 am: Bears (Pool B 3rd) @ Hawks (Pool A 2nd)
QF #3 - 2:00 pm: Giants (Pool A 4th) @ Royals (Pool B 1st)
QF #4 - 4:15 pm: Blue Jays (Pool B 4th) @ Cardinals (Pool A 1st)
Teams are separated into Championship and Consolation brackets at this point.
Sunday, June 15 - Semifinals
(Home team determined by a coin toss)
SF #1 - 9:30 am: Consolation Bracket
QF#2 vs QF#3 losing teams
SF #2 - 11:45 am: Consolation Bracket
QF#1 vs QF#4 losing teams
SF #3 - 2:00 pm: Championship Bracket
QF#2 vs QF#3 winning teams
SF #4 - 4:15 pm: Championship Bracket
QF#1 vs QF#4 winning teams
Saturday, June 21 - Finals
(Home team determined by a coin toss)
9:30 am: Consolation Bracket
SF#1 vs SF#2 losing teams
11:45 am: Consolation Bracket
SF#1 vs SF#2 winning teams
2:00 pm: Championship Bracket
SF#3 vs SF#4 losing teams (3rd place game)
4:15 pm: Championship Bracket
SF#3 vs SF#4 winning teams (Gold Medal game)