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2009 All Star Teams - Boys
Boardman East 11’s Manager: Mike Duda Alex Duda Chris Jeren Criag Wawrosch Danny Boerio DJ Hughes Greg Buehle Jack Lynch Marco Quaranta Nate Harris Nick Christmas Preston Stitt Ryan Campbell	Boardman West 11’s Manager: Cliff Phillips Brandon Fuese Brandon Rozzi Chris Anderson Cliff Phillips DJ Johnson Evan Noll Gavin Dill Kevin Belus Matt Candella Michael Despetorich Noah Williams Vince Koch
Boardman East 11 & 12 Manager: Tony Valentini Brian Hirschl Christian Lowery Eddie Crump Evan Croutch Gino Beato Jacob Kelleck Jarvis Cummings Joey Fero Matt Berringer Ross Lanzo Trenton Humphreys Vince Valentini	Boardman West 11 & 12 Manager: Gary Lendak Anthony Laberto Brian Fryda Colin Loney Danny Martin Jimmy Augustine Johnny Durkin Matt Filipovich Rudy Tepsick Ryan Rushen Scott Lendak Zach Fryda Zach Stamp
Boardman East 10 Manager: John Ryan Anthony Cavalier Bryce Richey Caeden Rogers Gino Guerrieri Jared Jay Jeff Kollar Joey Morris JR Ryan Matt Perham Noah Santiago Travis Koontz Tyler Dill	Boardman West 10 Manager: Lou Cardona Caden Kasler Chris Dailey Gavin Strines Lou Cardona Matt Maroni Nick Augustine Nick Stamp Noah Massie Robby Ambrose Sean Sullivan Travis Jones Vince Cummings
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2009 All Star Teams - Girls
9-10 year-olds Manager: Chris Menosk Sydney Aey Savanna Dempsey Sara Downie Hayley Eicher Lauren Gabriele Addison Menosky Miyah Mitchum Madison Pallante Lauren Pavlansky Oliva Russell Anna Saxton Carolyn Seeco	11-12 year-olds Manager: Keith Huck Taylor Campy Lexi Caraballo Renee Dubiel Andrea Gardner Kristen Huck Krista Johnson Holly King Baylie Mook Katelynn Morrell Bailey Reardon Julie Sands Nicole Sanfilippo
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ALL-STAR MANAGER SELECTION PROCESS
 
Season 2009
For Sanctioned Little League Tournament Teams

It is the intent of Boardman Community Baseball to select the most qualified
person to be the manager of all Little League sanctioned All-Star teams. With this in mind, the following step-by-step process will be used to select the All-Star managers.

1. Any manager wishing to manage a sanctioned All-Star team must turn in an
application form. Managers may obtain an application form from their
respective player agent starting the first week of the season. All applications
must be turned into the division player agent on or before May 22th. Any
manager expressing interest after this date will not be considered.

2. The Player Agent, Vice President of that division and the League President
will interview each manager who has expressed an interest. The intent of this
interview is to be sure each candidate is fully aware of the responsibilities as
an All-Star manager – practice commitments, travel time, finances, etc. In
addition, the manager should be able to demonstrate having knowledge of the
skill level of the players in his/her division. This is necessary to insure the
manager can field a well-rounded team. At the time of the interview, the
manager candidate needs to present a list of potential coaches who may assist
him. The league officials mentioned above have the right to disapprove coach
selections.

3. The following voting process will take place in which each All-Star manager
candidate will be considered.
a. The Player Agent will decide which candidate he/she feels is the most
qualified. A favorable vote from the Player Agent will be worth one
point.

b. The managers of the appropriate divisions will meet to vote on whom
they feel is the most qualified to be the all-Star manager. In attendance
will be the managers of each team, the Player Agent and the Division
Vice President. Each manager’s favorable vote will be worth one point.

c. In the Major League division only, the manager with the team with the
best record at the end of the first half will automatically be awarded
one point. If the first half ends in a tie, one point will be awarded to the
manager of each team. If the manager of the first half champion is not
a candidate for the All-Star manager position, the point earned will not
be awarded to any other manager.

d. The Player Agent and Division Vice President will tabulate the point
totals. The candidate with the most points will be declared the All-Star
manager. In the event the vote ends in a tie the managers will vote a
second time in an effort to break the tie. If this vote does not break the
tie the Division Vice President will be given a vote to break the tie.

e. In summary, one point will be awarded to the candidate who receives a
favorable vote from the Player Agent. One point will be awarded for a
favorable vote from each manager of that division. One point will be
awarded to the manager of the team with the best record at the
conclusion of the first half. The league Vice President will only vote to
break a tie.

4. The selection process will be completed and the All-Star manager will be
announced during the first week of June.

5. The selected manger must submit his request for coaches to the Division Vice President within 1 day following his/her selection as manager. The division
Player Agent, division Vice President and League President will approve or
disapprove, at their sole discretion, the requested coaches. This will be done
based on discussions with the manager as needed. This process will be
completed within 2 days of the manager submitting his/her request for
coaches.

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PLAYER SELECTION PROCESS
 
Season 2009
For Sanctioned Little League Tournament Teams

1. Tournament team players should be selected upon their playing ability and
eligibility. The rosters should include sufficient pitching strength to meet tournament schedules.

2. It is not required that players be selected for the position they occupy during the regular season.

3. (Majors) 11 & 12 year old divisions. On or before June 7, each player will vote for 9 players from their entire division who they feel should be on the 11 and 12 year old team. The votes will be tabulated by any two of the following
individuals: the League President, Division Vice President and the player agent.
The nine players with the most votes will earn one point each. If more than one player ties for the 9th position, they each will receive one point. (Note: Players cannot vote for players on your team). If a player is voted onto the 11/12 year old team, they are removed from the 11 year old team voting.

4. On or before June 7, each 11 year old player will vote for the nine players from their entire division they feel should be on the 11 year old team. Note, this voting by the 11 year old player is in addition to the voting in #3 above. The votes will be tabulated by any two of the following individuals: The League President, Division Vice President and the Player agent. The nine players with the most votes will earn one point each. If more than one player ties for the 9th position, they each will receive one point. (Note: Players cannot vote for players on your team).

5. The managers will then vote for the top 9 players from their respective division they feel should be selected to the tournament team. Managers can vote for players from the team they manage. Each manager vote earns one point.

6. Any two of the following individuals: The League President, Division Vice
President, the Player Agent, will tabulate the votes from the managers and the
players and the top 9 vote getters are the players selected to the tournament
team.

7. If there is a tie on the final votes, after all players and managers vote, both
players go on the team and the manager has one less player to choose on his own.

8. The elected manager will choose the remaining players to fill his roster (12 or 13 players – managers choice) based on team needs and pitching.

9. The tournament teams will be posted no later then June 15th.

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Non-Sanctioned Tournament Teams

Season 2009
Selection Process

BCB encourages “pick up” teams to participate in area tournaments. Check with your player agent or check the BCB website for a list of communities that host tournament play. An application to play is usually required by the host league or community.

These teams are not official BCB sponsored teams and can be organized by
manager/coaches in the various divisions.
If you wish to organize a tournament team, please notify your player agent that you intend to do so and provide the player agent with a roster of players prior to the beginning of tournament play. BCB will secure, at no cost to your players, medical insurance coverage during tournament play for the team if we have your roster.

Please note that the regular season medical insurance coverage does not cover tournament play at any time and this coverage ceases at end of the regular season.
In addition, BCB will reimburse the tournament team up to $100 towards your first tournament entry fee. Please provide the league treasurer, Rick Schafer, with proof of payment to the host tournament.

Please remember that even though these teams are not sponsored by BCB, you still represent YOUR league wherever you participate.

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