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Bostick tabbed Player-of-the-Year

Add another to the list of accomplishments by the 2011 Webster Yankees. The team which set a New York Collegiate Baseball League record with 14 consecutive wins and reached the league finals for the first time in the organization’s history placed the a club record five on the all-league team including Player-of-the-Year, Chris Bostick.

Brust named NYCBL Coach-of-the-Year

Four years in the making Dave Brust got his just due. The New York Collegiate Baseball League announced its post-season awards, and the Webster skipper nabbed the top honor.

Brust’s Webster nine set new organization standards and broke a league record en route to a 30-14 regular season mark and an eventual spot in the league championship.

Bostick and Urckfitz head the roll call of Webster Yankee alums

The New York Collegiate Baseball League has sent players to professional baseball for more than three decades, and the number of former Webster Yankees in pro ball continues to grow. In Webster’s six-year existence seven draft picks have groomed their talents in pinstripes. Five former players currently earn a paycheck from professional baseball.

2011 Webster Yankees made the truth an ally
Dave Brust’s club didn’t have a chance to ignore the facts. Instead the skipper gave his team an up-close view. Brust gathered his team in center field that night less than ten feet from the scoreboard. There was no escaping the truth.
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Bostick and Montgomery: A tale of two draft picks
The Oakland Athletics chose Bostick, a slick infielder, in the 44th round of the 2011 draft. Montgomery, a power-pitcher in high school, heard his name called by the Atlanta Braves with their pick in the 32nd round of the 2009 draft.
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Webster falls as Oneonta takes NYCBL championship
A trio of pitchers turned the trick as the Oneonta Outlaws defeated the Webster Yankees, 5-1 in the deciding game of the New York Collegiate Baseball League championship at Damaschke Field.
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Galligan and Oneonta take game one
Bryan Galligan (Stonehill) held Webster to four hits and tossed a complete game as the Oneonta Outlaws took game one of the New York Collegiate Baseball League championship, 5-1 at Basket Road Field.
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Oneonta and Webster set to do battle in NYCBL championship
The 2011 New York Collegiate Baseball League Championship is on the line when the Oneonta Outlaws and the Webster Yankees meet at Basket Road Field tonight for game one of the series.
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Flemister and the changing body language of the Webster Yankees

Brust first put Flemister in the lineup on July 12th at Allegany County. The Yankees had a record of 16-12. The right-handed batter singled, scored and drove in two that day. Webster won 8-2.

Webster advances to the NYCBL championship

Nick Flemister (Clark) paced a 13-hit attack, and Ryan Wilkinson (Toledo) battled for the win as the Webster Yankees defeated the Geneva Red Wings 5-2 at Basket Road Field to advance to the New York Collegiate Baseball League championship series.

Chaplin sparks Geneva to victory in game two

It’s gone. The 14 game win streak, the lead that they held for the entire game, their lead in this best of 3 series. All are gone, and the season for both the Webster Yankees and Geneva Red Wings now comes down to tonight’s game three at Webster’s Basket Road Stadium.

Webster takes game one from Geneva

Matt Jimenez (Mercyhurst) and Jasvir Rakkar (Stony Brook) combined to allow two runs on six hits as Webster defeated the Geneva Red Wings in game one of the NYCBL West Division championship at Basket Road Field.

Playoff baseball at the Basket

The 2011 NYCBL West Division Regular Season Champion Yankees take on the Geneva Red Wings for the right to play in the league championship. Game one’s first pitch of the best-of-three series is scheduled for 7 p.m. tonight at Basket Road Field.

Pair of Webster hurlers combine on no-hitter

Nate Sermini (Franklin Pierce) and Jon Massad (So. New Hampshire) combined on a no-hitter as the Yankees won for the 13th consecutive time downing the Geneva Red Wings, 4-0 in NYCBL action at McDonough Park.

Bostick signs with the A's

Bostick spent the past six weeks playing for the Webster Yankees of the New York Collegiate Baseball League. He joined a club that was playing .500 baseball with a record of four wins and four losses. Webster finished their regular season Tuesday night riding a 13-game and the NYCBL West Division championship.