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Zeke Walley Evens
Baseball Boys 12 & Under A
Date : 5/29/2015
Stature : Qualifier


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[ Player Stats | Legend ]

Best scoring : Jackson Titans (14.5)
Best differential : Jackson Titans (10.5)

1st place : Astros Baseball

ASTROS BASEBALL -- MADISON, MS


PlaceStateTeamTeam
Class
WinsLossesTiesRuns
Scored
Runs
Allow
Avg
Runs
Avg
Allow
Avg
Diff
Max
Runs
USSSA
Points
1MS - MadisonAstros Baseball BBBoys12A300381412.64.6681775
2MS - ChunkyHeat Baseball 12U BBBoys12A2001718.50.581155
3MS - ReservoirReservoir Dogs BBboys11AA2001376.53.531045
4MS - JacksonJackson Titans BBboys11AA20029814.5410.51640
5MS - MadisonLandsharks BBboys11AA21020246.668-1.31130
6MS - JacksonAces Baseball BBboys11AA21020156.6651.661430
7MS - RaymondShock BBBoys12A110231211.565.52225
8MS - PhiladelphiaTHE REBELS BBBoys12A1105122.56-3.5525
9MS - MadisonMadison Patriots BBBoys12A11015167.58-0.5820
10MS - CollinsvilleWarriors Baseball BBBoys12A12014184.666-1.3720
11MS - BrandonBrandon Red Sox BBBoys12A120212277.33-0.31420
12MS - FlorenceMississippi Cubs BBBoys12A020420210-8220
13MS - BrandonCougars BBboys12AllStar0207233.511.5-8515
14MS - CantonMid Mississippi Panthers BBBoys12A03014294.669.66-5715
15MS - StarkvilleBoardtown Bandits BBBoys12A0201029514.5-9.5615

Pool Game Results

Match
Up #
WinnerWinners
Score
LoserLosers
Score
GameID
Pool Game 1*Aces Baseball14Madison Patriots71000121900400010001
Pool Game 2Astros Baseball14Mid Mississippi Panthers71000121900400010002
Pool Game 3*Reservoir Dogs3Mississippi Cubs21000121900400010003
Pool Game 4*Jackson Titans13Cougars21000121900400010004
Pool Game 5Landsharks8Aces Baseball31000121900400010005
Pool Game 6Madison Patriots8Mid Mississippi Panthers21000121900400010006
Pool Game 7*Reservoir Dogs10Cougars51000121900400010007
Pool Game 8Astros Baseball17Mississippi Cubs21000121900400010008
Pool Game 9Heat Baseball 12U6Shock11000121900400010009
Pool Game 10THE REBELS5Brandon Red Sox11000121900400010010
Pool Game 11Shock22Boardtown Bandits61000121900400010011
Pool Game 12*Landsharks11Warriors Baseball71000121900400010012
Pool Game 13*Jackson Titans16Brandon Red Sox61000121900400010013
Pool Game 14Heat Baseball 12U11THE REBELS01000121900400010014
Pool Game 15Warriors Baseball7Boardtown Bandits41000121900400010015
* Indicates match of two competitors from a different division/class.
The first day results are entered all results will appear in tan.

Bracket Game Results

Match
Up #
WinnerWinners
Score
LoserLosers
Score
GameID
1*Aces Baseball3Warriors Baseball01000121900410010001
2*Brandon Red Sox14Landsharks11000121900410010002
3Astros Baseball7Mid Mississippi Panthers51000121900410010003
* Indicates match of two competitors from a different division/class.
The first day results are entered all results will appear in tan.

For more information visit www.cmsusssa.com or 
contact Chad Hughes at chughes@cmsusssa.com

The Zeke Walley Story

A Letter from Pete Walley Zeke Walleys father

Zeke Walley was a member of the 1988 Jackson Young Lawyers baseball team. He loved to play the game of baseball. In the middle of the 1988 NJYB season Zeke was injured in an accident that took his life shortly after it occurred. Zeke played left field for the team and he batted and threw left handed. He was 12 years old 5'3" tall weighing 130 pounds. His team number was 13. Zeke was a student at First Presbyterian Day School a member of Boy Scout Troop 8 First Baptist Church and a member of First Baptist Sunday School. He was a Christian. 

Zeke was not the allstar or key player of the team but was as steady and dependable as any coach would want on a team. Zeke was as avid a player of baseball as any 12 year old I knew. One of the last set of words I heard him say was telling one of his teammates to get the throw into home.

The Zeke Walley tournament was started in 1988 by the North Jackson Youth Baseball board and it has been played every year since then. A plaque resides in the NJYB concession stand building as a memorial to him. His family thanks NJYB for continuing to remember him and his love for baseball.