“The first selection for our program for 2020 has been completed, through winter workouts an additional selection will be completed January 30th, 2020, with final roster announcements will be 4/28/2020”. 

If you have questions or concerns reach out to Coach Maurer.  The winter workout schedule will soon be posted on this blog spot, instateam, and facebook.  Keep posted.

Alan Smith

Austin Kolb

Brice Benching

Carson Kolb

Dalton Hart

Daunte Edmison

Dawson Blunt

Dawson Bonfield

Dj Ricard

Elliot Taylor

Jack Johnson

Jackson Lathem

James McCoy

Jared Jelinek

Jayce Chance

Jordan Tinney

Jose Barajas

Kaden Daniel

Kyson Barden

Qunton Edmison

Reese Shoults

Teigan Knewbow

Teigen Abell

Thomas Renolds

Toby Elliot

Tyler Granlund

Tyson Wallace

Wyatt Lopez

Xavier Pea

Lance Bamincino

Zach Massey



2020 Legion Try Outs update

Try Out Result

Coming soon!

Roster announcements will be

October 16th by 3:00 pm

Northwest Regional Tournament 2019

 

 

 

For all your information regarding the Northwest Regional Tournament 2019

 

 

go to

 

 

www.nwregionalslewiston.com

 

 

 



2019 Northwest Regionals bracket

2019 AA Regional Schedule

DAY ONE - Wednesday 8/7/2019

Game 1:           10 am     Juneau vs Medford

Game 2:             1 pm     Bozeman vs Lakeside

Game 3:          4:30 p.m. Casper vs Idaho Falls

Game 4:          7:30 p.m. Kennewick vs LC Twins

DAY TWO - Thursday - 8/8/2019

Game 5:          9:30 am

Game 6:           12:30 p.m.

Game 7:          4:00 pm

Game 8:          7:30 pm

DAY THREE - Friday - 8/9/2019

Game 9:          9:30 a.m

Game 10:        12:30 p.m.

Game 11:           7 p.m.

DAY FOUR - Saturday - 8/10/2019

Game 12:         4:30 p.m.

Game 13:         7:30 pm

DAY FIVE - Sunday - 8/11/2019

Game 14:         1:30 p.m.

Game 15 (If necessary)    4:30 p.m.



Apparel for sale 2019

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Lewis Clark Twins Overcomes Palouse Patriots In Face Of Early 4-Run Inning

Our Lewis Clark Twins weathered a push by Palouse Patriots in the third inning, but coughed up four runs, for the  Lewis Clark Twins still won 10-5 on today.
Palouse Patriots big bats were led by Kallaher, Akesson, and Green, all sending runners across the plate with RBIs in the inning.

Dawson Bonfield drove in one when he singled, while Dalton Hart got the victory.      

Hart went seven innings, allowing five runs on four hits and striking out four.  Coy Stout went yard in the fourth inning.   The LC Twins collected eight hits for the day.   Cole Mckenzie and Mason Daniel each racked up multiple hits for the Twins. Daniel and Mckenzie each managed two hits to lead Lewis Clark Twins.                

 

2019 NWRegionals

https://www.nwregionalslewiston.com/

Check out the Regional web site for all 2019 "AA" NW Regional s being held at Harris Field

Why play American Legion Baseball?

American Legion Baseball is one of the most successful and tradition-rich amateur athletic leagues in America. The program got its start in Milbank, South Dakota on July 17, 1925, by action of the South Dakota Department of The American Legion. It was expanded nationally later that year, and the first national tournament (involving teams from 16 states) was held in 1926. Today, the program registers more than 5,400 teams in all 50 United States, including Canada and Puerto Rico. Through the years, more than 10 million young men have played on American Legion teams. Nationally, American Legion Baseball is divided into eight regions, each with numerous state programs. Each region holds an annual tournament, with the tournament winner advancing to the American Legion Baseball World Series in Shelby, North Carolina.

Here are some former Legion baseball players that you may recognize.
Madison Bumgarner, Mark Teixeira, Albert Pujols, Justin Verlander, Brian Wilson, Chipper Jones, Mo Vaughn, Greg Maddox, Tony Gwynn, Harold Reynolds, George Brett, Carlton Fisk, Johnny Bench, Carl Yastremski, Frank Robinson, Stan Musial, Ted Williams and George “Sparky” Anderson, to name a few.

Code of Sportsmanship

American Legion Code of Sportsmanship

I will
Keep the rules.
Keep faith with my teammates.
Keep my temper.
Keep myself fit.
Keep a stout heart in defeat.
Keep my pride under in victory.
Keep a sound soul, a clean mind, and a healthy body.