Streaming schedule for Chiefs Challenge

Blair Setford • June 23, 2022

ISC Network and Softball Premier TV on hand for Chiefs Challenge

Broadcast schedule for this weekend's Chiefs Challenge, which is an ISC Qualifier. Seven of the top 16 teams from the ISC's mid-June rankings willl be playing at Lions Park in Simcoe.


The ISC Network's Blair Setford & Joe Todd will bring you games in English on Facebook on ISC Canada East with Luciano Lo Frano producing and providing Spanish commentary on Softball Premier TV.


Results:

Chiefs Challenge Gm 1

Hill United Chiefs 4

Niagara Stompers 0

WP Adam Folkard, relief Pablo Migliavacca 

LP Kyle Linton, relief Ryan French


Gm 2

New York Gremlins 3

Grande Prairie Pirates 2

WP Andrew Kirkpatrick 

LP Zach Pierce


Gm 3

Bear Creek Express 5

Toronto Batmen 1

WP Sean Cleary 

LP Tyler Randerson, relief Greg Hammell


Gm 4

Niagara Snappers 2

Ohsweken Redmen 1 - 8 innings

WP Clay Robinson Save Tyson Barkman

LP Caleb Keeshig


G5

NY Gremlins 11

Niagara Snappers 4

WP Sammy Vilallvazzo

LP Reese Yantzi 


G6

Niagara Stompers 4

Bear Creek Express 0

WP Pita Rona, relief Ryan French

LP Justin Schofield, relief Colin Walsh


Gm 7

Toronto Batmen 7

Hill United Chiefs 0

WP Greg Hammell

LP Neil Patrick, relief Adam Folkard 

Batmen HRs Ty Sebastian Denny Benson


Gm 8

NY Gremlins 9

Ohsweken Redmen 1

WP Andrew Kirkpatrick, relief Javier Caballeros

LP Caleb Keeshig, relief Fred Follings


Gm9

Grande Prairie Pirates 4

Ohsweken Redmen 1

WP Steve Normand

LP Fred Follings, relief Caleb Keeshig


Gm 10

Toronto Batmen 3

Niagara Stompers 2

WP Ty Sebastian 

LP Ryan French, in relief of Kyle Linton


Gm 11

Hill United Chiefs 4

Bear Creek Express 2

WP Pablo Migliavacca, relief Adam Folkard 

LP Sean Cleary, relief Justin Schofield


Gm 12

Grande Prairie Pirates 9

Niagara Snappers 3

WP Riley Manion relief Steve Normand

LP Tyson Barkman, relief Clayton Robinson


Big Pete's Division

  1. Toronto Batmen 2-1

  2. Hill United Chiefs 2-1

  3. Niagara Stompers 1-2

  4. Bear Creek Express 1-2


KRH Division 

  1. NY Gremlins 3-0

  2. Grande Prairie Pirates 2-1

  3. Niagara Snappers 1-2

  4. Ohsweken Redmen 0-3


Playoffs

Gm 13 

Hill United Chiefs 7

Niagara Snappers 0

WP Nick Patrick, relief Pablo Migliavacca, Adam Folkard - no hitter

LP Reese Yantzi, relief Todd Bobinski


Gm 14

Grande Prairie Pirates 3

Niagara Stompers 2

WP Zach Pierce 

LP Connor Brooks, relief Gregg Garrity


Semi 1

Grande Prairie Pirates 4

Toronto Batmen 2

WP Zach Pierce

LP Greg Hammell 


Semi 2

NY Gremlins 4

Hill United Chiefs 2

WP Andrew Kirkpatrick 

LP Pablo Migliavacca in relief of Adam Folkard 


Final

NY Gremlins 5

Grande Prairie Pirates 4

Andrew Kirkpatrick walk off HR!

WP Andrew Kirkpatrick in relief of Sammy Vilallvazzo

LP Zach Pierce in relief of Steve Normand 


Top pitcher Zach Pierce, Grand Prairie Pirates 

Top batter Ty Sebastian, Toronto Batmen 

MVP Andrew Kirkpatrick, NY Gremlins


Congratulations to 2022 Chiefs Challenge Champions New York Gremlins




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