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2009 Travis Roy Foundation WIFFLE Ball Tournament

Twenty four teams descended on Little Fenway and Little Wrigley in August, 2009, for the 8th annual Travis Roy Foundation Wiffle ball tournament. Ben & Jerry threw out the first pitch to catcher Bill "Spaceman" Lee. Many other special guests attended the Opening Game including Capt. Richard Phillips, Lt. Governor Brian Dubie, Ashley Wheeler, Taylor Coppenrath, and Mike Gilligan. The defending champion, Jack Hammers, were knocked out of the tournament in a thrilling overtime game with The Crusaders. An exciting new lottery system, based on amount of fundraising, was used to fill the 8th playoff spot and that was won by the Vermont Turfmonsters, who upset Hotdam to reach the final four.

The finals pitted Joe Tirone and his Staten Island Yankees against tournamnet MVP Art Page and his Boston Beef. The Yankees had not reached the finals since the opening year in 2002. The Beef won the tournament in 2006. The Beef jumped out to a big lead thanks in part to a home run that barely eluded Eric Long in right field. The Yankees fought back but, in the end, their rally fell short and the Beef became the 2nd two-time winner of the Travis Roy Foundation Wiffle ball tournament. The Boston Beef were also the leading undraising team at over $43,000. Chris Sleeper was the individual fundraising champion raising over $14,000. The 1st Tommy Long Sportsmanship award was won by Tom Downs, a unanimous selection by the tournament committee. A big thanks to all sponsors, donors, players, volunteers, and TRF supporters. Over $231,000 was raised for the event bringing the 8 year total to over $720,000.

Team AB H 2B HR K AVG SLG R BB
Banana Hammocks 92 26 0 4 36 .283 .413 10 2
Blue Bulls 100 33 0 13 19 .330 .720 29 11
Boston Beef 205 80 1 21 41 .390 .702 53 17
Boston Terriers 137 46 0 12 20 .336 .599 37 7
Buckners 89 27 1 7 18 .303 .551 23 7
Burlington 103 30 0 7 21 .291 .495 20 4
CCR 145 63 0 24 17 .434 .931 43 3
Comets Express 127 61 0 20 22 .480 .953 40 4
Crusaders 100 31 2 7 8 .310 .540 19 3
Curse Lifted 85 30 0 6 0 .353 .565 19 3
Green Mountain Boys 9 1 0 0 4 .111 .111 0 0
Green Mountain Moose 91 33 1 5 20 .363 .538 13 5
HOTDAM 123 46 0 13 22 .374 .691 28 8
Hungry, Hungry Hippos 82 13 0 2 15 .159 .232 4 7
Jack Hammers 100 39 3 12 15 .390 .780 17 11
Juggernauts 138 53 0 11 25 .384 .623 33 6
Murphy's Law 100 29 0 3 23 .290 .380 17 0
Nite Feeders 163 44 2 15 20 .270 .558 34 4
Roid Ragers 97 32 0 4 20 .330 .454 16 3
Someone Say Waffles? 95 27 0 9 11 .284 .568 16 2
Staten Island Yankees 178 52 1 15 25 .292 .551 33 9
TeleBlend 82 19 0 3 22 .232 .341 6 1
Turf Monsters 159 53 2 14 34 .333 .610 28 15
Vermont Dirt Dogs 87 22 1 5 16 .253 .437 14 5
Youppi's Groupies 101 31 0 7 25 .307 .515 19 6

What is Little Fenway?

Little Fenway is a unique 1/4th scale replica of Boston's Fenway Park in the backyard of Pat & Beth O'Connor's house in Essex, Vermont. It was built in 2001 and is used exclusively for Wiffle ball games. Several major charity fund-raising tournaments are held at Little Fenway every year. To date, over $1.2 Million has been raised for various charities. Smiles, laughter, and warm memories are the name of the game at Little Fenway.

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Little Fenway: Bigger than a Baseball Fan's Imagination

A story of the construction and events that surround this unique wiffleball field that has become every baseball fan's dream