The KC Dragons beat Gameface 8-2 in the Championship of the USSSA 13 Major KC Sports Fall Tournament!! September 5th, The KC Dragons earned the right to play in the championship game against the new 13 Major Gameface. This team is made up of players from Kansas City, Springfield, MO, and Arkansas. The KC Dragons quickly went down 2-0 in the first inning. In the top of the second, big RBI's by Cooper Marks and Sean Hosford tied the game up 2-2. It was then the KC Dragons attacked and did not look back. The KC Dragons would go on to score 6 unanswered runs and take the Championship 8-2!! Matthew Drummond took the hill for the KC Dragons. He pitched 6 2/3rds innings allowing 2 hits, no earned runs and recording 7 strikeouts!! Offensive stars in the game were Tanner Padgett, who went 2-2 with 3 RBI's, Austin Hoegerl, went 2-3 with an RBI, Cooper Marks went 2-3 with an RBI, Max Storch went 2-3 and Jacob Flores was 1-3 with a double. Defensively, the KC Dragons catchers completely shut down the aggressive baserunning by the Gameface which was another key component in the game. September 5th, The KC Dragons earned the number one seed and would play the 4th seed KC Athletics in the semifinal. The game was a pitcher's dual until the 3rd inning when the KC Dragon's exploded for 7 runs and would go on to win 8-0. Max Storch pitched a complete game "one hit" shutout for the KC Dragons. Ryan Zeferjahn, Tanner Padgett, and Sean Hosford each had 2RBI's in the game. Matthew Drummond also went 2-3 with a double. September 4th, The KC Dragons faced the KC Athletics in their second pool game. The KC Dragons started slow as the found themselves down 4-0 heading to the bottom of the fourth. The KC Dragons were looking for a spark and they found it. With one on and one out in the bottom of the fourth, Tanner Padgett belted a 320 foot home run over the left center fence to cut the Athletics lead in half to 4-2. The KC Dragons would tie the game up 4-4 in the fifth. With the time limit reached in the bottom of the sixth and runners on first and second with 2 outs, Cole Duensing hit a ball into the left center gap to score the runner at second and the KC Dragons won 5-4 in dramatic style. Austin Crawford and Sean Hosford delivered strong relief roles on the mound to keep the KC Dragons in the game and preserve the victory. September 4th, The KC Dragons first pool game in the USSSA 13 Major KC Sports Fall Tournament was against the Clay Platte Sluggers. The KC Dragons dominated the game as they went on to win 12-0. Isaiah Campbell pitched dominant as he pitched a complete game "2 hit" shut out. He also recorded 8 strikeouts.  August 31, The KC Dragons could not overcome the 7 walks they allowed and they came up short 9-6 Monday night in league play against the Mac N Seitz Red Sox. Isaiah Campbell had two doubles and Matthew Drummond had a double in the game for the Dragons.

August 30th, The KC Dragons play a great brand of baseball and go on to win the USSSA 14 AAA/Major Sports America TPX Fall Classic!!

 

August 30th, The KC Dragons entered the championship game and looked to face The Storm, a team loaded with 14 and 15 year old boys. Isaiah Campbell took the mound for the KC Dragons. Isaiah was outstanding as he pitched 5 innings and recorded 8 strikouts and only gave up one run. The game was a pitcher's dual for 7 innings. A big RBI double early in the game by Tanner Padgett and a RBI single by Max Storch in the 4th inning put the Dragons up 2-1. They would hold that lead all the way to the last potential out when The Storm had a clutch RBI hit to tie the game. This meant extra innings and the California rule. The KC Dragons took advantage of The Storm in the top of the 8th as they scored 6 runs. Matthew Drummond pitched the last three innings and did a great job of holding The Storm in check as the KC Dragons would go on to win the Championship     8-3!! 
 

August 30th, The KC Dragons entered Sunday semifinal as the number one seed and their opponent was the 4th seed, KC Rays. Matthew Drummond took the hill for the KC Dragons and once again was dominate on the mound. Matthew pitched a "one hitter" in the game. The KC Dragon's offense was on fire as they pounded out 13 runs on 13 hits. Matthew Drummond had 3 RBI's in the game. The KC Dragon's run ruled the KC Rays and went on to win 13-0.

 

August 28th, The KC Dragons continued their strong pitching and defense as they battled the Clay Platte Sluggers and won 2-1 in their second pool game. Austin Crawford, Cole Duensing and Cooper Marks all pitched a strong game on the mound. Tanner Padgett had a key RBI double in the game. The win earned the KC Dragons the number one seed in the TPX Fall Classic tournament.

August 28th, the KC Dragons battled the KC Ray's 14's in a defensive pitching dual and won 2-1 with a walk off winning hit by Jacob Flores in the bottom of the seventh. Max Storch and Isaiah Campbell pitched excellent in the game to preserve the win. 

August 18th, The KC Dragons took on the 13 year old Mac N Seitz Red Sox team in their second fall league game and "one hit" the Red Sox 9-0. Matthew Drummond pitched 3 awesome innings and Isaiah Campbell shut out the Red Sox in the last two innings. Garrett Stephens was the offensive star of the game going 3-3 with 3 RBI's.

August 17th, The KC Dragons faced a tough 14 year old Cobras team in their first league game and were shut down 8-0.

Sunday, June 20th The KC Dragons qualify for Steamboat, CO as they battle their way to the championship game of the Triple Crown 12 Major MO/KS State Tournament only to come up short 3-2 to the Mac N Seitz Indians in a well fought game!

The KC Dragons weekend started off slow as they lost their first pool game to the Mac N Seitz Indians. The KC Dragons regrouped and for the rest of the weekend they played great baseball.In their second pool game they took on the Lockton Tigers. In the first inning it was Austin Hoegerl that put the Dragons up 2-0 with a blast over the fence for a homerun. Cameron Schultheis took the mound for the Dragons and he had another great outing! Cameron pitched four innings and held the Lockton Tigers to two hits with four strikeouts and no runs given up. In the third inning, the KC Dragon's offense attacked again with eight runs in the third, highlighted by a bases loaded hit by Garrett Stephens. The KC Dragons went on to win 11-0.After two games the KC Dragons were seeded for elimination play and would face the KC Blaze on Sunday morning. The Combination of Austin Hoegerl, Cameron Schultheis, Jacob LaBau and Sean Hosford on the mound turned out to be an effective mix of pitching for the KC Dragons. The four pitchers combined for 6 strikeouts, only giving up four hits and one run. The strong pitching combined with the strong offense allowed the KC Dragons to beat the KC Blaze 12-1. Austin Hoegerl kicked started the offense with a home run over the fence in the first inning. Offensive stars in the game were Austin Hoegerl, who went 2-3 with a homerun and double and 4 RBI's, Garrett Stephens, who went 3-4 with a double and 2 RBI's.The win over the KC Blaze help the KC Dragons move into the semifinal against the KC Mets. Matthew Drummond started for the KC Dragons and was in top form. Matthew pitched four innings and only gave up one run on three hits with three strikeouts. Sean Hosford came in a did a great job closing out the game allowing no runs or hits.The KC Dragons offense exploded against the KC Mets. Again, it was Austin Hoegerl who led the way with a very special day. Austin Hoegerl blasted 2 homeruns over the fence in the game making for 3 in the day and 4 homeruns for the weekend! Austin Hoegerl ended up 4-4 against the Mets with 5 RBI's. When the game came to a conclusion the KC Dragons took the victory 12-1. The KC Dragons knocked out 15 hits in the game. Besides Austin Hoegerl, offensive stars in the game were Matthew Drummond, who went 3-4 with a double, Tanner Padgett, went 3-3 with a sacrifice fly and 2 RBI's, and Sean Hosford went 3-3 with a double and a RBI.The victory moved the KC Dragons into the Championship game against the Mac N Seitz Indians. The championship game turned into a pitching dual. Matthew Drummond took the mound and he was able to pitch the full three elgible innings he had left. Matthew dominated the strong hitting Mac N Seitz hitters. Matthew Drummond pitched shut out baseball all three innings and only allowed one hit. When Matthew left the mound in the bottom of the third the KC Dragons had a 1-0 lead. The KC Dragon's run was scored by Sean Hosford in the top of the third after he doubled and scored. In the bottom of the fourth, Mac N Seitz capitalized by turning two walks into runs and they took the lead 2-1. In the top of the sixth, the KC Dragons struck back. Cameron Schultheis led off with a walk and was move around to third with two outs. Cameron took advantage of a past ball and scored, tying the game at 2-2. In the bottom of the sixth, the Mac N Seitz lead off hitter drew a walk and was able to score on a walk off hit. This allowed Mac N Seitz to take the championship. The KC Dragons came up just short but, once again, showed they can play great baseball! Great baseball KC Dragons!

The KC Dragons played outstanding defense and had incredible pitching but came up short in the USSSA Battle of the Bats at Tiffany.
 
The KC Dragons started tournament play Friday evening against the Lincoln Dodgers (NE). The game was a pitching dual from the start. Cameron Schultheis had one of his best outings of the year. Cameron pitched 6 innings and recorded 7 strikeouts and only gave up one run. The KC Dragons never got their offense going and went on to lose the game 1-0.The second pool game took place Saturday after a long rain delay against the Kansas Coyotes. The KC Dragons were able to get some strong pitching in the time shortened game. The KC Dragon's pitching only gave up two earned runs. The KC Dragons again struggled at the plate only scoring one run. In the end, the Coyotes took a 3-1 pool game victory.The KC Dragons moved into elimination play and would take on the Coyotes Sunday evening.The KC Dragons-Coyotes elimination game was one of the most exciting, well played baseball games I have ever witnessed in youth baseball. The game was shortened due to weather. The game did not end up shortened as it ended up going 8 neck to neck innings. The KC Dragons struck early with a run in the bottom of the first. No runs would be scored by either team until the 5th when the Coyotes scored to tie it 1-1. The KC Dragon's defense and pitching was awesome. Matthew Drummond was the pitcher for the KC Dragons. Matthew pitched his best game ever. He held the high octane Coyote's offense in check for 7 innings! He hit all his spots and mixed his speeds to perfection. The game was 1-1 in the bottom of the 5th. The Coyotes were threatening with a runner on 3rd. Two Coyotes were intentionally walked to load the bases. The Coyote player went down two strikes but hit a two strike pitch down the firstbase line. Austin Crawford, playing first, dived to snatch the ball and tag the base to prevent the Coyote victory.In the top of the 8th, Garrett Bell walked and Matthew Drummond hit a triple to push the KC Dragons to a 2-1 lead. In the bottom of the eighth, the Coyotes batter led off with a bunt single. The next batter laid a sacrifice bunt down to move the runner to third.The next two batters walked to load the bases. Jacob LaBau then struck out one of the best Coyote's hitters. The next hitter was then down one ball and two strikes and the KC Dragons brought a high fastball in hopes the batter would chase it and the pitch hit the catchers glove in a way it bounced or deflected at an angle. By the time the catcher caught up with it the runner at second attempted to score and the bang bang play at the plate was not in time and the KC Dragons fell short 3 to 2.The KC Dragons played some incredible baseball over the weekend regardless of the tournament outcome!

   Wednesday June 10th, the KC Dragons beat the Mac N Seitz Red Sox in a defensive pitcher's dual in Golden Glove League Play.

 2010 12 MAJOR USSSA JUSTBATS.COM CHAMPIONS!

The KC Dragons outscore their opponents 38-8 in elimination play and win the 2010 Justbats.com NIT at Tiffany! (more)

Saturday, June 5th, The KC Dragons win both pool games Saturday and earn the number one seed heading into Sunday play.

Friday, June 4th, The KC Dragons earned a 6-0 victory because the Northland Yankees were a "no show" and the game was a forfeit in the Justbats.com tourney at Tiffany.

Wednesday, June 1st The KC Dragons entered their league game Wednesday night to face the second place Red Sox (Dolan). The Red Sox came to play and were able to get solid pitching, fielding and timely hitting as they went on to beat the KC Dragons 5-2.

The bright spot for the KC Dragons Wednesday night was Cameron Schultheis's pitching performance. The KC Dragons went down 4-0 in the bottom of the first. Cameron was brought in to pitch in the bottom of the second. Cameron pitched 3 and 1/3 innings and struck out 3 and gave up zero earned runs. He did his job in relief as he kept his team in the game. Trevor Munsch pitched  2/3 of a inning and he struck out the two batters he faced. The offensive star for the Dragons was Tanner Padgett who went 1-2 with a double and a walk.

The KC Dragons are now 9-1 in league play. 

Monday, May 31st The KC Dragons battled some of the top teams in 12 Major baseball and finished the USSSA Memorial Day Super NIT weekend with 3 wins and 2 losses.

 The KC Dragons played some of the best baseball in KC Dragon's history over the weekend. They discovered at times during the weekend that when they play together, play hard and play focused they can compete with anyone. The KC Dragon's grew as a team over the weekend and they will use this as they enter the final stretch of the season.

Offensive stars of the weekend were Garrett Bell, who went 5-8 with 5 walks, Garrett Stephens, who went 6-12 with 6 RBI's, Trevor Munsch had a double, triple and a homerun, Jacob Flores went  5-12 with 2 walks, Sean Hosford, went 5-12 with 2 walks, Matthew Drummond had 7 walks, Tanner Padgett, went 4-10 with 4 walks, 3 doubles, and 3 RBI's, Cameron Schultheis had two doubles, and Jacob Labau had a triple with 4 RBI's.

On the pitching front, the pitching was rock solid over the weekend. Big performances from Matthew Drummond, Trevor Munsch, Cameron Schultheis, Austin Crawford,  Jacob LaBau and Sean Hosford allowed the KC Dragons to compete at the level of their competition.

Saturday, May 29th The KC Dragons have a big day as they beat  Armour (CO) 9-7 and they beat the Dallas Royals 6-1 to go 3-0 in pool play at the USSSA 12 Major Super NIT.

  If you pitch it well, field it well, and hit it well good things usually happen and they did for the KC Dragons on Saturday. The KC Dragon's first opponent was the always tough Armour baseball team out of  Denver. Cameron Schultheis drew the tough assignment on the hill and he was awesome. He pitched four innings and kept the Armour bats in check and off balance. Trevor Munsch mastered the closer role well as he pitched the last inning and recorded the save to preserve the victory.

The KC Dragon's bats were alive Saturday as they pounded out 8 hits and 9 runs. Offensive stars in the game were Garrett Bell, who went 2-2 with 2 walks, Matthew Drummond went 1-1, with 3 walks, Cameron Schultheis had a double, Trevor Munsch had a triple, and Jacob LaBau was 1-2 with 2RBI's.

 In the second Saturday Game the KC Dragons would take on the Dallas Royals. Trevor Munsch drew the pitching assignment and he was  dominant. Trevor Munsch pitched 5 innings and only allowed 2 hits, 6 strikeouts and no runs. Austin Crawford came in in the sixth to close the game out to preserve the win. The KC Dragon's offense attacked again to score six runs on six hits. Offensive stars were Tanner Padgett, who went 2-2 with 2 doubles and 2 RBI's, Garrett Stephens, went 1-2 with a double and 2 RBI's, Sean Hosford went 2-3, Garrett Bell went 1-2 with a walk, and Jacob Flores had two sacrifice RBI's.

Friday, May 28th The KC Dragons get a phenomanal performance from Matthew Drummond on the hill and the offense scores 9 runs as the KC Dragons beat the KC Mets 9-1 in the first game of the USSSA Super NIT

Matthew Drummond recorded 9 strikeouts, only gave up 3 hits and gave up no earned runs as Matthew kept the KC Mets in check all night.

The KC Dragons offense pounded out 11 hits and 9 runs. Offensive stars in the game were Jacob Flores, who went 3 for 3 with a triple and a RBI, Cameron Schultheis went 2-3 with an  RBI, Tanner Padgett went 2 for 3 with an RBI, Jacob Labau had a triple and a RBI, and Garrett Stephens had a triple and 2 RBI's, and Garrett Bell went 2-3 with an RBI, and Trevor Munsch had a double in the game.

Tuesday, May 25th Cameron Schultheis steals the show and leads the KC Dragons to big 18 to 3 victory over the Barnstormers in Gold Glove League Play!

It was one of those special nights for Cameron Schultheis! Everything Cameron did out on the field turned to gold. In three innings of play, Cameron hit a 3 run home run over the left field wall, he missed another home runs by a half inch off the left field wall in the same inning, he made an outstanding fielding play to tag a runner out at the plate, and he pitched three strong innings.

The KC Dragons went scoreless in the top of the first and the Barnstormers were able to piece some hits together in the bottom of the first and they took a 3-0 lead.

With one out in the top of the second the KC Dragons exploded! With back to back hits by Jacob Flores and Jacob LaBau, Cameron Schultheis blasted a three run home run to tie it. This ignited the KC Dragons as twelve more batters would bat and the KC Dragons took a 13 to 3 lead. Sean Hosford also smacked a home run over the fence in the inning and Jacob Flores and Cameron also hit doubles in the inning.

Cameron held the Barnstormers scoreless in the second. In the top of the second, Austin Hoegerl led off the inning with a home run over the left field wall. The home run was followed with four more runs which put the KC Dragons up 18 to 3.

Cameron held the Barnstormers scoreless in the bottom of the third to pick up the run spread victory. This half of the inning was highlighted by a Barnstormer runner trying to score from third and Garrett Stephens from right field threw a bullet to the plate to record the out.

Every KC Dragon was an offensive star in the game!

The KC Dragons are now 9-0 in league play.

Sunday, May 22 The KC Dragons go 2-1 in the first Raytown Sports Association Independent Round Robin Tournament! 

The KC Dragon's played in their first Independent Round Robin Tournament and it was a success. The KC Dragons were able to get in 6 hours of baseball on Sunday. The KC Dragon's won their first game 12 to 4 over the Titans. The KC Dragons won their second game 9-0 over the Kansas City Titans (They filled in for the KC Mets). The KC Dragon's third game was won by the Coyotes 12-6. The KC Dragon's will now focus on their league game Tuesday night against the Barnstormers and then the big Memorial Day Super NIT in Liberty.

Tuesday, May 18th The KC Dragons found theirselves in a pitcher's dual Tuesday night against the Kansas Mudcats in League play. The KC Dragons would go on to win 4 to 2.

The KC Dragons faced the Kansas Mudcats in league Tuesday night and it was a battle. The Kansas Mudcats led off the game with back to back walks and were able to get a big two out hit from their five hitter to score the two runs. In the bottom of the first, the KC Dragons fought back as Matthew Drummond and Kobe Gelles both had singles and came around to score to tie the game 2-2. The Kansas Mudcats were held scoreless in the top of the second. In the bottom of the second, Austin Crawford led off the inning with a walk and would come around to score on Garrett Bell's situational RBI, putting the KC Dragons up 3-2. Both teams went scoreless in the third inning. The Kansas Mudcats were held scoreless the rest of the game. The KC Dragon's defense was again stellar. In the bottom of the fourth Cameron Schultheis led off with a walk and Austin Crawford delivered a shot in the left center gap for an RBI double putting the KC Dragons up 4-2. That would end up being the final score.

The KC Dragon's received outstanding pitching from Trevor Munsch, Matthew Drummond and Jacob LaBau. Each pitcher pitched 2 innings each. The three of them only gave up 3 hits and they recorded 7 strikeouts. Jacob LaBau pitched the 5th and 6th inning and shut the door as he "no hit" the Mudcats and recorded the save. Offensive stars of the game were Garrett Stephens, who went 2-3, and Austin Crawford, who went 1-1 with a walk, a double, and a RBI.

The KC Dragons are now 8-0 in league play.

Thursday, May 13th The KC Dragons took on the Blue Valley Braves in Gold Glove league play and prevailed 8 to 2.

The KC Dragons rolled into league play Thursday night to take on the Blue Valley Braves. Sean Hosford took the hill for the KC Dragons. Sean did a nice job pitching shutting out the Braves in the top of the first and had great support from his defense in the inning as well as all evening. The lead off hitter for the Braves was able to get on first but Jacob LaBau gunned him down trying to steal. The inning ended by a solid hit to right but Austin Crawford charged the ball and gunned the runner out at first.

In the bottom of the first, Matthew Drummond led off the inning with a triple and Garrett Bell then singled him in. Austin Hoegerl then hit the ball to bring in the second run. Garrett Stephens, Jacob Flores, and Jacob LaBau all hit singles and when the inning was over the KC Dragons had a 4-0 lead.

The BV braves threatened in the top of the second but the KC Dragons were able to get a big 6-4-3 double play with the bases loaded. The BV Braves picked up one run in the inning.

In the bottom of the second Cameron Schultheis led off with a single and Sean Hosford doubled and the KC Dragons were able to get their run back taking a 5-1 lead.

In the top of the third, the lead off hitter was able to get on again for the BV Braves but again he was gunned down trying to steal, this time Garrett Stephens threw him out. The BV Braves were held scoreless in the inning.

The KC Dragons were held scoreless in the third inning.

In the top of the fourth, the KC Dragons held the Braves scoreless again, ending the inning with a double play unassisted by Jacob Flores.

The KC Dragons were held scoreless again in the bottom of the fourth.

In the top of the fifth, Garrett Bell took the mound. The BV Braves were able to come up with a rally and get the bases loaded with no outs. Garrett Bell stayed strong and determined. He was able to strike out the next batter. The next hitter attempted a bunt but Austin Crawford charged and threw out the runner at home. The next batter was able to work the count 3-2 with bases loaded and two outs. The runners were moving but the KC Dragons were able to take advantage of the situation and pick off the runner at second to end the inning.

The KC Dragons were able to pick up 3 insurance runs in the bottom of the fifth thanks to a 2 RBI triple by Garrett Stephens.

Trevor Munsch came into the six to close the game and he did. He retired 3 batters 1, 2, 3 to end the game and pick up the save and the victory 8-2.

Offensive stars in the game were Garrett Stephens, who went 2-3 with a triple and 2 RBI's, Jacob Flores went 2-3 with 2 RBI's, Jacob LaBau went 2-3 with an RBI, and Matthew Drummond went 1-3 with a triple.

The KC Dragons are now 7-0 in league play.

 Tuesday, May 11th The KC Dragons played the Mac N Seitz Red Sox in a Golden Glove League Game Tuesday night. The KC Dragons prevailed 11-0.

The KC Dragons found themselves in a pitcher's dual for the first two innings Tuesday night against the Mac N Seitz Red Sox. In the top of the third the KC Dragons rallied for eight runs on six hits to take a 8-0 lead. The KC Dragons picked up three more runs in the fourth to take a 11-0 lead and go on to a victory. The KC Dragons pitching held the Mac N Seitz offense in check. Matthew Drummond started for the KC Dragons and he pitched three innings only giving up three hits and recording four strikeouts. Jacob Labau pitched the final two innings only giving up one hit and recording three strikeouts.

Offensive stars in the game were Jacob Flores, who went 2-3 with a double and a RBI, Trevor Munsch, went 2-3 with a triple, Jacob LaBau, went 2-3, Austin Crawford went 1-2 with a walk and 2 RBI's, and Tanner Padgett, went 1-2 with a walk and a RBI.

The KC Dragons are now 6-0 in league play.

Sunday, May 9th The KC Dragons entered elimination in the Liberty Blowout as the fourth seed and would take on the KC Mets.

The KC Dragons found themselves down 4-0 going to the bottom of the sixth and it was then they started their rally. Before they knew they were down 4-3 with the tying run on third and came just short of pulling out a great comeback. The game was a good solid baseball game. Trevor Munsch started for the KC Dragons and kept his team in the game shutting out the Mets in the 2nd, 3rd and the 4th. Matthew Drummond came in to relieve and he shutout the Mets in the 5th and 6th. Offensive stars in the game were Matthew Drummond, who went 3 for 3 with a triple, Tanner Padgett, who went 3 for 4, Jacob LaBau, went 2 for 3 with a double, and Austin Crawford and Sean Hosford went 1-2.

Saturday, May 8th The KC Dragons played their second pool game against the KC Blaze and fell short 4-2.

The game quickly became a pitcher's dual. Austin Crawford pitched a six inning complete game. He had 3 strikeouts and gave up one earned run. The KC Blaze held the KC Dragon's hitting in check as the KC Dragons only manufactured 2 runs in the game and the KC Blaze took the victory 4-2. Offensive stars in the game were Cameron Schultheis who went 1-2 with a double and Austin Hoegerl went 3-3 and Garrett Stephens went 2-3 with a triple.

Friday, May 7th The KC Dragons opened up the Liberty Blowout Tournament with a bang as they beat the Independence Outlaws 14 to 4 Friday night. Cameron Schultheis pitched the whole game and recorded the win. Garrett Stephens had a home run in the game. The KC Dragons will resume pool play Saturday morning.

Tuesday, May 5th Jacob Labau took a no hitter into the bottom of the sixth with one out until a Mudcat player broke up the no hitter with a single. The KC Dragons won 8 to 1 over the Mudcats in league play.

The KC Dragon's won 8 to 1 Tuesday night with a strong performance from Jacob LaBau on the mound. Jacob pitched the full 6 innings and recorded 10 strikeouts, 1 hit and no earned runs.

On the offensive side, the KC Dragon knocked out 10 hits with 7 of those hits being extra base hits. Offensive stars of the game were Garrett Stephens, who went 2-3 with a double and 3 RBI's, Garrett Bell, who went 3-3 with 2 doubles, Matthew Drummond went 1-2 with a triple and a RBI, Austin Hoegerl went 2-3 with 2 doubles and 2RBI's, Kobe Gelles went 1-2 with a double, Austin Crawford went 1-3 with a double and Cameron Schultheis went 1-3 with a double. The KC Dragons are now 5-0 in league play.

Saturday, May 1st The KC Dragons played their second pool game of the day agains the Lawrence Cardinals.

The KC Dragons attacked early and never looked back as they won the game easily 10 to 5.

Garrett Bell took the mound for the KC Dragons. It was Garrett's first appearance on the mound in a tournament setting.  Garrett Bell's peformance was like a veteran. He pitched 5 innings only giving up 1 hit and 2 earned runs. 

Austin Crawford came in to relieve Garrett Bell. He performed well to as he pitched 1 and 2/3's of "no hit ball" and had 2 strikeouts to earn a save. The KC Dragon's defense played well again helping their pitchers out.

The KC Dragon's offense was on all cylinders as they tagged the Lawrence Cardinals for 7 runs in the bottom of the first. They scored all the runs that inning with two outs. The KC Dragons added a run again in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th to go on to a 10 to 5 win.

Offensive stars in the game were Tanner Padgett who went 2 for 3 with 2 doubles and a RBI, Austin Hoegerl, who went 3 for 3 with 3 RBI's, Garrett Stephens went 2 for 3, Jacob Flores went 1 for 2 with a walk and 2RBI's, Sean Hoford went 1-2 with an RBI and a double, and Austin Crawford went 1 for 2 with a walk.

With the 2-0 start in pool play the KC Dragons earned a number one seed and they will move on to the semifinal game Sunday afternoon.

 Saturday, May 1st The KC Dragons get a dominating performance from Cameron Schultheis on the mound and the KC Dragons go on to blank the BV Red Sox 9-0 in their first pool game at Celebration Park in Gardner, KS.

Cameron Schultheis took the mound in the first pool game of the 12 AAA/Major USSSA Grand Slam in Gardner, KS. Cameron had his "A" game going as he pitched 4 innings of "shutout" baseball. Cam had great command of his fast ball. He only gave up three hits and had great defense behind him to support his cause.

The KC Dragons went up 2-0 in the bottom of the first when Garrett Bell lead off the inning with a single and Matthew Drummond walked. Austin Hoegerl and Tanner Padgett followed with a sacrifice fly and a single RBI to put the KC Dragons up 2-0. The KC Dragons scored 3 more in the bottom of the second and hit again with 4 more in the fourth to take a commanding 9-0 lead and go on to a victory.

Offensive stars of the game were Garrett Bell, who went 2-2 with and RBI and run scored, Tanner Padgett went 2-2 with a RBI, Trevor Munsch went 2-2 with an RBI, and Austin Crawford went 2-2 with and RBI.

Thursday, April 29th The KC Dragon's defense helped back the magical  "2 hitter shutout" pitching performance by Trevor Munsch and Matthew Drummond as the KC Dragons beat the LOZ Royals 3-0 in Golden Glove League play.

Trevor Munsch pitched the first three innings Thursday night and he "no hit" the LOZ Royals for three innings. He had three strikeouts in his three inning's pitched. Matthew Drummond pitched the last three innings and continued the pitching dominance. Matthew Drummond also shutout the LOZ Royals and had four strikeouts. 

On offense, the KC Dragons struck first in the top of the second when Tanner Padgett and Garrett Stephens started off the inning with singles and later scored. The KC Dragons attacked again in the top of the third when Cameron Shultheis led off the inning with a single and Garrett Bell brought in Cameron to score with a great situational hit putting the KC Dragons up 3-0. That ended up being the final score.

Offensive leaders in the game were Tanner Padgett who went 1-1 with a walk and a run scored, Garrett Stephens went 1-2 with a run scored, Cameron Schultheis went 1-2 with a run scored and Austin Crawford went 1-2 with a double.

The KC Dragons are now 4-0 in league play.

Monday, April 20th The KC Dragons slug out 18 hits and beat the Blue Valley Bullets 17-3 in league play.

The KC Dragons were able to get excellant pitching performances out of Cameron Schultheis and Garrett Bell. They combined for 3 innings of pitching and recorded 4 strikeouts and only gave up 2 earned runs in the game. The KC Dragon's offense was in high gear. Offensive stars in the game were Matthew Drummond who was 2-3 with a double, homerun and 4 RBI's, Sean Hosford was 3-3 with 2 doubles and 3 RBI's, Cameron Schultheis was 2-2 with a triple and 3RBI's, Garrett Bell was 3-3 with a double and 2 RBI's, Austin Hoegerl was 3-3 with a triple and 2 RBI's, Trevor Munsch was 2-3 with a double, and Austin Crawford was 1-2 with 2 RBI's. The KC Dragons are 3-0 in league play.

Sunday, April 18th The KC Dragons lose a tough one 6-5 in six innings against the KCI Expos.

The KC Dragons were feeling pretty good in the bottom of the sixth up 5-2 with one out. It was then the KCI Expos mounted a come back and egded the KC Dragons 6-5 in elimination play Sunday. The KC Dragons controlled the game until the bottom of the 6th. Matthew Drummond and Jacob LaBau held the Expos in check throughout the game. The KC Dragons had several opportunities to close the game out early but they could not capitilize on their opportunities. Offensive stars of the game were Matthew Drummond 2-4 with a double, Austin Crawford 1-3 with 2 RBI's, and Trevor Munch  was 1-2 with a triple. The KC Dragons went 2-2 in the Global NIT.

Saturday, April 17th The KC Dragons piece some offense together and feed off another outstanding pitching performance by Trevor Munsch as they blank the Blaze 8 to 0.

 The KC Dragons jumped out the a 3 to 0 lead in the first and added some more runs in the fourth and fifth to earn the 8-0 victory in the first elimination game. Trevor Munsch went 5 innings and pitched a 2 hit shutout. Trevor had 3 strikeout's in the game and he had solid defensive play behind him in the fields. Offensive stars in the game were Garrett Bell who went 1-1 with a walk an a RBI, Garrett Stephens went 1-2 with a double and a RBI, Austin Crawford went 2 for 3 with a RBI, Sean Hosford went 2 for 3 with an RBI, Cameron Schultheis went 2 for 2 with an RBI and Jacob LaBau went 1-3 with an RBI.

Saturday, April 17th The KC Dragons lose their second pool game to the Capitol City Bombers 6-3.

The KC Dragons had a 3-0 lead after four innings against the Capitol City Bombers. It was the bottom of the 4th the Capitol City Bombers bats came alive. By the time the KC Dragons hit the 6th inning the Bombers had a 6-3 lead and held on for the victory. Offensive stars for the KC Dragons were Garrett Bell who went 2 for 3, Tanner Padgett went 2 for 3, Jacob Flores went 2-3, and Austin Crawford went 1-3 with an RBI. The KC Dragons earned the sixth seed and would face the KC Blaze Saturday evening.

Friday, April 16, 2010 The KC Dragons take their first Pool Game 3-2 over the Titans Friday night at the USSSA KC Sports Global NIT at Tiffany Hills.

The KC Dragons received strong pitching performances from Matthew Drummond and Jacob Labau Friday night to earn the pool game victory 3-2. Matthew and Jacob had 6 strike outs and only gave up one earned run and only one hit. The KC Dragons had great outfield play in the game. Cameron Schultheis made a key sensational catch in left center to rob a Titan player of a extra base hit. With the score tied 1-1 in the bottom of the fifth and the bases loaded with one out, Garrett Bell ripped a single into left and scored two putting the KC Dragons up 3-1. The Titans tried to counter in the top of the 6th but down 3-2 with two out and a runner on first, the Titans gambled and tried to steal a runner from 1st to second and Garrett Stephens gunned the ball down to Sean Hosford at second who applied the tag for the KC Dragon victory. Offensive stars in the game were Tanner Padgett, who went 3 for 3 with a double, Garrett Bell went 1-3 with 2 RBI's, Garrett Stephens went 1-1 with a walk and Austin Crawford went 1-2 with a run scored. The KC Dragons are 1-0 in pool play.

 Padgett and Labau "go yard" and the KC Dragons beat the Barnstormers 13 to 5 going 2-0 in league play.

The KC Dragons pounded out 12 hits in which 4 of those were doubles and 2 were out of the park homeruns and the KC Dragons went on to win 13 to 5 over the Barnstormers. In addition to strong hitting the KC Dragons received superb pitching performances from Cameron Schultheis and Sean Hosford. Cameron Schultheis picked up the win as he pitched 3 innings and had three strike outs and only gave up two earned runs. Sean Hosford pitched 2 solid innings giving up only two earned runs. The pitchers had their hands full with a solid hitting Barnstormers team from top to bottom, but the KC Dragon's pitchers kept them in check.

The KC Dragon's offense was on fire tonight. Offensive leaders were Garrett Bell 2 for 2 with a double and 3 runs scored. Garrett leads the team in batting average at .793 after 10 games! Tanner Padgett was big time at the plate as he went 3 for 3 with a home run and 5 RBI's and 2 runs scored. Jacob Labau was powerful at the plate as he went 2 for 2 with a home run and 2 RBI's. Garrett Stephens went 2 for 2 with a double and 2 RBI's, Matthew Drummond went 1-2 with a double and 3 runs scored and Cameron Schultheis went 1-2 with a double and a run scored. The KC Dragons are now 2-0 in league play.

The KC Dragons battle it out at the USSSA KC Sports Spring Classic at Tiffany Hills in Kansas City. 

The KC Dragons found themselves battling in a tournament that had some of the most talented teams of the area.  In the end, the KC Dragons played 4 hard fought games and competed with every opponent. The KC Dragons did not place in the tournament but they were part of a weekend filled with some great baseball! (more)

KC DRAGONS WIN FIRST LEAGUE GAME!

April 8th, 2010 The KC Dragons were excited to get the 2010 Golden Glove League Season under way and it showed! They got off to a late start but when it was all said and done the KC Dragons ran away with a 13 to 6 victory Thursday night. The KC Dragon's pitching was very strong as the combo of Matthew Drummond, Trevor Munch, Cameron Schultheis and Sean Hosford combined for 11 strikeouts, allowing only six hits. Trevor Munch was exceptionally special on the mound as he pitched 2 innings and struckout 6 batters.

The KC Dragon's offensive was stellar again as they scored 13 runs and pounded out 17 hits! Offensive stars of the game were Garrett Stephens, who went 2 for 3 with 2 doubles and 2 RBI's, Garrett Bell, went 3 for 4 and 3 runs scored, Trevor Munch went 2 for 2 with a walk and 2 runs scored, Austin Hoegerl went 2 for 4 with 3 RBI's and 2 runs scored, Tanner Padgett went 2 for 4 with a double and 3 RBI's, and Austin Crawford went 1 for 3 with a double and two runs scored, and Jacob LaBau went 1 for 4 with a 250 foot shot double and a RBI.

  KANSAS WINS 12AAA BORDER WAR CUP!!

March 28th, 2010 The KC Dragons went 4 and 0 and outscored their opponents 54 to 4 to help Kansas win the Border cup over Nebraska in the 2010 USSSA Nebraska-Kansas Border War. It was a very successful weekend for the KC Dragons! As far as individual team awards it came down to two differential points to decide first place. The Barnstormers and KC Dragons both went undefeated and they both only gave up 4 runs. That deferred the outcome to run differential and the KC Dragons came up two points short 28 to 26 to take runner up in the tournament. The KC Dragon's offensive was explosive over the weekend as they produced 53 hits in 4 games! The offensive stars of the weekend were Garrett Bell who went 10 for 13 with 8 stolen bases and 9 runs scored, Austin Hoegerl went 10 for 12 with 11 RBi's, 4 triples, and a homerun, Trevor Munsch went 6-8 with 7 RBI's and a double, Garrett Stephens went 6 for 8 with a double, a triple and 5 RBI's, and Matthew Drummond went 5 for 8 with 5 RBI's and a double. On the defensive side, the KC Dragon's had sensational pitching performances from their pitchers. Because of their success, the KC Dragons only needed to pitch 4 pitchers. Trevor Munsch had a two hitter with 7 strikeouts, Mathew Drummond only gave up two hits and had 8 strikeouts, Jacob Labau pitched a one hitter and struck out 5, and Tanner Padgett pitched a no hitter and had 4 strikeouts. The KC Dragons had a great weekend and look to build from their first weekend of 2010 play.

   2010 Nebraska/Kansas Border War Runner Up

 March 27th, 2010 The KC Dragon's battled tough weather elements but were able to get their 2010 Spring/Summer season underway. In their first game the KC Dragons beat the Papillion Monarchs 4-2 behind a outstanding pitching performance by Trevor Munsch. Trevor had nine strikeouts in the game. Offensive stars in the game were Austin Hoegerl who went 2 for 3 with 2 RBI's and Trevor Munsch went 2-2 with an RBI.

In the nightcap game the KC Dragons bats exploded for 20 hits and they cruised to a 26 to 2 win over the Millard Blue Jays. Matthew Drummond held the Blue Jays in check as he only allowed one earned run and had six strikeouts in 3 innings. Austin Hoegerl was the hitting star of the game as he went 3 for 4 with a single, a double, a homerun, and 5 RBI's. The KC Dragons will play two more games against Nebraska teams on Sunday.

The KC Dragon's are excited to get their 2010 season underway!! They are scheduled to play in the 2010 MSP Kansas-Nebraska Border War March 27th and 28th out at Mid America Sports Complex. 

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“The positive thinker sees the invisible, feels the intangible, and achieves the impossible.”

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2009 Sports America Halloween Bash Championship Game rains out and KC Dragons take second place.

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October, 25 The KC Dragons moved into the championship game only to find out the  weather did not cooperate and the tournament rained out. In a tournament where the KC Dragons went 3-0 and outscored their opponents 31 to 3 and gave up three hits, they took second place by rainout default. The KC Dragons were clicking on all cylinders and wished the weather could have cooperated. Thank you to everyone who was part of the KC Dragons this fall. It was a fun, successful season!

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 October 25, 2009 The KC Dragons blank the Titans in the semifinal 8-0.

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 October 24th, 2009 The KC Dragons offense came alive Saturday in the 2009 Sports America 12U Halloween Bash! behind strong pitching by Trevor Munsch (he struck out 7 out of the 9 batters he faced in the only 3 innings the KC Dragons had to play defense) and the KC Dragons cruised to a 12-0 pool win. The second pool game was dominated by the KC Dragons 11-3 as they beat the LS Titan's Blue. The KC Dragons did  nice job of situational hitting.The wins moved them into the semifinals against the LS Titan's Blue.  

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 October 19th, 2009 The KC Dragons played their final league game Monday night and fell to the Kansas Coyotes 10-3. The KC Dragon's final fall league record was 8-2 in league play.

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October 17th, 2009 The KC Dragons competed in the 2009 Monster Bash but just could not get over the hump as they took 4th place in the tournament. (more)

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2010 Monster Bash Uniforms

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October 12th, 2009  The KC Dragons battled the Vipors in league play and held on to a 7-6 victory. In the bottom of the sixth, the KC Dragons had a 8-4 lead. The Vipors threatened and were down 8-7 with two outs and the tying run at second. They tried to steal third but Jacob Labau gunned the runner down to end the game. The KC Dragons are now 8-1 in league.

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October 10th, 2009 The KC Dragons under extremely cold conditions falls to the KS Cobras 11-1 in a league game. A highlight in the game was Austin Crawford earned the start on the mound and pitched 2 innings giving up no hits and no earned runs.

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October 10th, 2009  October 10th, 2009 The KC Dragons battle the BV Red Sox and earn a league victory 7-5 behind strong pitching performances by Matthew Drummond and Trevor Munsch.

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 October 6th, 2009 The KC Dragons with strong pitching performances by Austin Crawford and Trevor Munsch along with an explosive team offense, they outmuscle the BV Blaze for a 12-0 run rule victory Monday evening. The KC Dragons are now 6-0 in league. 

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October 4th, 2009 The KC Dragons leave 11 players on base and come up short against the Mac N Seitz Red Sox 5-4 in the Quarter final of the Fall State Championship. (more) 

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 October 3rd, 2009 The KC Dragons battled Saturday afternoon and went 1-1 in pool play in USSSA Fall State Championship. 

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 September 28th, 2009 Monday night's Blue Valley Seventh Grade Fall League game would pair two undefeated teams against each other. As the Barnstormers and KC Dragons peered across the field they would both recognize many familiar faces in the opposing dugout. For a hour and forty five minutes both teams battled hard and in the end the KC Dragons would hold on to a 7-5 victory and go 5-0 in league play! (more)

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September 26th, 2009 The KC Dragons rolled into league play on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. They collided with the 13 year old Storm and before they knew it, the KC Dragons found themselves down 5-0 going into the bottom of the 3rd. (more) 

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 September 20th 2009, the KC Dragons entered the KC Sports Fall Classic missing some players. Saturday was a rough pool play day for the KC Dragons. When they returned Sunday they regrouped, played hard and went on to win KC Sports Fall Classic Championship. (more)  2009 KC SPORTS FALL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS!! 

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September 14th, 2009 The KC Dragons took on the Trojans in league Monday night and earned a 7-5 victory. Jacob LaBau, Jonathan Roman and Paul Bachelor pitched and did a nice job on the mound. Jonathan Roman's performance stood out on the mound as he came in relief in the second and third inning and gave up no earned runs and struck out 4. The Tojans went up 2-0 in the top of the first and the KC Dragons struck in the bottom of the first with 3 runs to take the lead 3-2. The KC Dragons were able to come up with 4 big runs in the fourth with big hits from Max Storch, Sam Derks and Austin Crawford to go up 7-3. The Trojans rallied in the top of the fifth with two runs but came up short 7-5. Offensive stars in the game were Max Storch 2-2 with a double and 2RBI's, Sam Derks 1-2 with 2RBI's, Austin Crawford 1-1 with 2RBI's and Jacob LaBau went 1-2 with a double. The KC Dragons are now 3-0 in league play.

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September 13, 2009 The KC Dragons entered the Semifinal of the BV Fall Metro Classic knowing they would be facing a strong Coyotes team. Max Storch started for the KC Dragons against Danny Baker for the Coyotes. It was a pitching dual for several innings. Adam Carr scored the first run for the KC Dragons to give the Dragons a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second. (more)

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September 12, 2009 The KC Dragons entered pool play Saturday at the BV Rec 13AAA Fall Metro Classic ready to play baseball. After taking a week off the KC Dragons were ready to play and it showed! In their first pool play game their opponent was the older JC Hawks baseball club. It turned into a slugfest as the KC Dragons outscored the Hawks 12-10 for the victory. The KC Dragons had 16 hits in the game.

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September 12, 2009 The KC Dragons entered their second pool game against the 2009 12 Missouri State Champion LS Red Sox. They would need strong pitching in this game and they got it! Trevor Munsch started for the KC Dragons on the mound and he never looked back. He pitched 5 outstanding innings striking out 7 and allowing no earned runs. Key hits by Cole Duensing, Austin Hoegerl, Garrett Stephens and Jacob LaBau were enough for the KC Dragons to go on to a 7-5 victory. The win helped the KC Dragons earn a bye and catapulted them into the semifinal game Sunday.

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August 31, 2009 The KC Dragons entered league play Monday night after coming off a big tournament weekend. They found themselves up against the strong 13 AAA Swing Builders Saints. The KC Dragons started Jacob Labau and he  dominated the Saints over two innings (more)

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August 30th, 2009 The KC Dragons do not allow a run in back to back games and take the 2009 Sports America TPX Fall Classic Championship! (more) 2009 USSSA 12 and Under Sports America TPX Fall Classic CHAMPIONS!!

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August 29th, 2009 The KC Dragons beat the LS Blackhawks 6-4 Saturday night to earn the 2 seed in Sunday play. The game was dominated by the KC Dragons but the Blackhawks stood strong. Sam Derks came in to the game in relief and shut down the Blackhawks to push the KC Dragons to 2-0 in pool play. 

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August 29th, 2009 The KC Dragons hit the Oak Grove fields for the first time and came to battle. The KC Dragons won their first pool game 10-3 over the KC Monarchs behind a stellar performance by Cole Duensing on the mound. Cole pitched 6 innings and gave up zero earned runs.

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 August 17th, 2009 The KC Dragons opened their 2009 Fall Season on a wet but playable field. This was the first time the fall team played together but it did not show as they took care of business and downed the 7th grade Southside Sluggers 6-3. (more)

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July 12th, the 2009 11U Triple Crown Championship rains out as the KC Dragons go 1-1 in pool play and take 4th place to conclude their summer season.

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 Sunday, July 5th The KC Dragons played up in the  2009 12 Open Global World Series knowing they would face outstanding competition and they did. The games did not go in the favor of the KC Dragons but they did compete and fight and had some good moments in the tournament. (More)

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Tuesday June 30th The KC Dragons beat the Wolverines and win the 2009 Blue Valley Rec Golden Glove 11 year old League Championship!!! (more)

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 Monday June 29th The KC Dragons found themselves down 4-1 in a league game heading into the bottom of the second. They regrouped, attacked and cruised onto a 17-5 victory over the Wolverines. They are now 12-0 in league play. (more)

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Sunday June 28th The KC Dragons face tough competition and finish 5th in the 2009 MO/KS State 11 Major Championships. (more)

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Thursday June 25th The KC Dragons explode for 22 runs and beat the Cubs 22-2 Thursday evening at Blue Valley Rec Complex. Buck Lasiter, Austin Crawford and Nate Mann hold the Cubs in check with solid pitching. The KC Dragons are now 11-0 in league play.

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 Tuesday June 16th The KC Dragons beat the Olathe Pirates 11-6 in league play Tuesday evening in Olathe. The KC Dragons are now 10-0 in league.

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 Sunday, June 14th The KC Dragons go three and one and take 3rd place in the USSSA Road to Omaha Tournament in Nebraska  

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Wednesday, June 10th The KC Dragons took care of business and dominated the BV Bulldogs 16-1 in league play. Max Storch and Jonathan Roman were stellar on the mound giving up no earned runs. The KC Dragons are now 9-0 in league play.

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Monday, June 8th The KC Dragons quickly found themselves down 6-0 early in the game Monday night. They regrouped and with determination they outscored the Monarchs 14-2 in the next several innings and won 14-8. Wyatt Herman and Buck Lasiter came in as relief pitchers and held the Monarchs in check. The KC Dragons are now 8-0 in BV Golden Glove League Play.

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 Sunday, June 7th The KC Dragons go 3-1 in the Justbats.com tournament and now prepare for The Road for Omaha tournament in Omaha.

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 Saturday, June 6th The KC Dragon's offense stays hot and Austin Crawford and Nate Mann have strong outings on the mound as the KC Dragons beat the KC Blaze 12-2 and earn the number 2 seed moving into elimination play. 

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Saturday, June 6th The KC Dragons beat the Millhouse AEP 8-0 behind a 1 hitter thrown by Wyatt Hermann

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 Friday, June 5th The KC Dragons defeated the Midwest Magic 5-2 in their first pool game of the Justbats.com tournament  behind an outstanding pitching performance by Matthew Drummond. 

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Sunday, May 31st The KC Dragons go 2-2 in the 12AAA Hawaiian Hitfest. (more) 

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Friday, May 29th The KC Dragons got off to a good start at the Hawaiian Hitfest 12AAA Tournament at Blue Valley Rec. The KC Dragons beat the Jager Field Sox 13-1 in their first pool game. The offense hit well and the defense backed a great pitching performance by Maxwell Storch and Wyatt Hermann.  

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Wednesday, May 27th The KC Dragons returned to Golden Glove league play and continued to hit the ball as they beat the OP Astros 18-2. (more)  

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 Monday, May 25th The KC Dragons fall just short to the Oklahoma Elite 8-7 in six innings. Jacob LaBau pitched a masterpiece against one of the top 11 Major Elite teams in the country. (more) 

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Sunday, May 24th The KC Dragons beat the LOZ Royals 5-3 and advance to the Quarter Final game against the Oklahoma Elite. 

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 Saturday, May 23 The KC Dragons battled and competed against two strong 11 Major teams but came up short in both pool games. 

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Friday, May 22 The KC Dragons dual it out with the Mac N RedSox in a pitcher's dual and end in a extra inning's tie in their first pool game of the Super NIT tourney. 

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Wednesday, May 20th The KC Dragons pitch six pitchers and give up no earned runs as they win 7-1 against the KC Rattlers in Golden Glove League play.

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 Sunday, May 17th The KC Dragons take second in the USSSA 11 Major SportsAmerica MO-KAN NIT Tournament (more)

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 Saturday, May 16th KC Dragons go 2-0 behind Garrett Pyle's "no hitter" against the KCI Expos and Matthew Drummond's "two hitter" against the KC Hitmen! The KC Dragon's earn the number one seed heading into Sunday's Semifinals 

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Tuesday, May 5  The KC Dragons out hit the Blue Valley Cubs 12-4 and cruised to a 10-2 victory in league play (more) 

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KC DRAGON'S SPOTLIGHT

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2010 Final Spring Summer Record

46-20

2010 Fall Record

9-2

UPCOMING DRAGON EVENTS:

3&2 Fall Tournament

The 2010 Fall KC Dragons

Austin Hoegerl 3

Tanner Padgett 13

Isaiah Campbell 17

Ryan Zeferjahn 7

Cole Duensing 2

Cooper Marks 21

Jacob Flores 4

Jacob LaBau 19

Matt Drummond 23

Garrett Stephens 24

Max Storch 12

Austin Crawford 5

Trevor Munsch 32

Sean Hosford 9

2010 Fall Coaching Staff

Manager:

Kevin Crawford

Pitching Coach:

Dave Drummond

Hitting/Catching Coach:

Mark Stephens

Pitching/Hitting Consultant:

Brian Holman

Scorekeeper:

Parry Campbell

Taylor Padgett

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