ISC All World Teams & Awards

Blair Setford • August 21, 2023

Congratulations to All Award Winners

Final Four

1. New York Gremlins

2. Bear Creek Express

3. Niagara Stompers

4. Hill United Chiefs



Best Dressed Team: Auckland, NZ Blue Sox

Frank Porth Most Sportsmanlike: San Antonio Glowworm

Leon Watson Umpire Dedication Award: Kevin Wallace

Denny Bruckert Memorial Award: Sheryl & Mike Skelton


ISC Second Team All World

Colin Walsh, Bear Creek Express

Jordan Pomeroy, Bear Creek Express

Scott Patterson,  Hill United Chiefs

Ladislao Malarczuk, New York Gremlins

David Galeno, Bear Creek Express

Lenny Villalvazo, JB

Blaine Milheim, Niagara Stompers

Federico Olheiser, AWP Lumberjacks

Luiger Pinto, Circle Tap Dukes

Roman Godoy, JB

Andrew Kirkpatrick, New York Gremlins

Ty Sebastian, Toronto Batmen


ISC First Team All World

Ben Enoka, New York Gremlins

Mathieu Roy, New York Gremlins

Quinten Bruce, Bear Creek Express

Jerome Raemaki, New York Gremlins

Jonathan Lynch, Hill United Chiefs

Cole Evans, New York Gremlins

Cam Schiller, Niagara Stompers

Scott Nehaj, Grande Prairie Pirates

Juan Zara, Niagara Stompers

Huemul Mata, Niagara Stompers

Sean Cleary, Bear Creek Express

Jack Besgrove, New York Gremlins


Individual Award Winners

Leading Hitter: Jeff Lewis, Kegel Black Knights 12-15 .800

Most RBIs: Luiger Pinto, Circle Tap Dukes & Jonathan Lynch, Hill United Chiefs - 12

Kevin Herlihy Newcomer Award: Jack Besgrove, New York Gremlins

Leroy Zimmerman Most Outstanding Pitcher: Jack Besgrove, New York Gremlins

Cleo Goyette Most Valuable Player: Cole Evans,  New York Gremlins

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Men's fastpitch softball will be one of the featured sports at this year's Masters Indigenous Games being held in Ottawa, ON August 14-17. The Masters Indigenous Games (MIG) provides Indigenous adults, aged 20 years and older, the opportunity to compete against their peers in a variety of contemporary and traditional sporting activities. MIG is an opportunity to get physically active, engage with community and participate in competition. The Games bring together thousands of Indigenous athletes from around the world to compete in sport competitions, celebrate Indigenous wellness and showcase the rich diversity of cultures and traditions of the world’s Indigenous Peoples. For more on MIG25, see their website at the link below. https://mastersindigenousgames.com/
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