9U Blue played in Antigo this past weekend where they started off with pool play against Merrill Herdt winning 22-0. They followed that up with their second pool game by beating Three Lakes 12-2 finishing pool play 2-0. Bracket play would start with Chippewa facing off against Stevens Point and would once again come away victorious with a 12-2 win. Heading to the Championship game Chippewa Falls would square off with the tournament host Antigo. Chippewa Falls would come away with the win 9-5, to bring home the championship medals.

9U Gold was playing in Reedsburg this past weekend. They started pool play with a game against Deforest Black that ended in defeat 16-2. They would come back to face Verona in their second pool game but the result would be the same dropping 11-2. Bracket play would get kicked off against West Madison Thunder Blue and West Madison would advance winning 8-2. Steady improvement each game by Chippewa.

10U also playing in Antigo would draw the tournament host Antigo in the first game of pool play and the host would come out on top 8-3. Chippewa Falls would bounce back in the second pool game getting the W over Wausau 13-7. Heading to bracket play Chippewa would match up with Wisconsin Rapids in the first round and would come away with a shutout victory 9-0. In the semi-finals, Chippewa would get their rematch with Antigo and would flip the script this time around winning 10-4 to move on to the championship game. In the championship game, Chippewa would meet up with Merrill who would end Chippewa's run to a championship by defeating them 11-7 giving Chippewa the silver medal.

11U being the third team playing in Antigo this past weekend would get things going with pool games against Crandon Cardinals and Wausau Sluggers Blue and would win both games 8-0 and 17-8 respectively. Chippewa would start bracket play against Seymour Thunder and would secure their spot in the championship by winning 4-3. The championship game would pit Chippewa Falls against host Antigo where Chippewa would jump out early and lead 10-2. Antigo would make their comeback and slim the margin to 11-10 in the last inning. However, Chippewa Falls would shut Antigo down in the last inning to win the championship.

12U following suit and heading to Antigo, Chippewa would play pool games against Antigo Stallions winning 10-0 and Medford also winning 8-7 ending pool play 2-0. Bracket play would get started with Chippewa Falls facing off against Crandon in a tight battle but Chippewa Falls would come out victorious 7-5 to lock up a championship birth. The championship would meet Chippewa Falls and Lakeland and the game would start out back and forth before Lakeland would take control to a championship win 15-5 leaving Chippewa with a second-place finish.

13U would also head east to Antigo to play ball. They started pool play with a win over Germantown Jr Warhawks Gold 8-7 on a walk-off. Chippewa would then face off against host Antigo in which the game would start Saturday and get delayed until Sunday due to storms but Chippewa wouldn't let that stop them from winning 20-4. The first round of bracket play would place Chippewa and Seymour in a battle to go to the championship and Chippewa would stay strong winning 7-2. In the championship game, Chippewa Falls would meet Oshkosh North Green but would run out of gas losing 13-8 to end the weekend as runners-up.

14U finished off the CFYB teams that played in Antigo this past weekend. Pool play would start out with a close battle against D.C. Everest with Chippewa falling 4-2. Chippewa would come back strong in the second pool game winning 5-4 over Merril. The first round of bracket play would see Chippewa Falls defeat Antigo 10-0. The semi-finals would put Chippewa against Hortonville Polar Bears. Chippewa would play them close but would come up short in the end losing 7-5.

The CFYB All-Stars left Antigo with two championships and 3 second place finishes!

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14U in action for their second tournament this season playing in the Seymour Slam.

Pool play started with a 10-4 win over Diamond Zone. The second pool game would be a close one all game with Lakeshore Anglers out of Sturgeon Bay and would end in a 7-7 tie.

Chippewa would start bracket play with a match up against Thunder Bay out of Ontario, Canada and would win 20-5 to move on to the next round.

In the semi-finals Chippewa would see a rematch with the Lakeshore Anglers but would get the best of them this time around winning 6-4 to secure their spot in the championship game.

The championship game would face off Chippewa Falls against the Hallie Heat. The game would be a pitching duel all the way to the last out. With Chippewa Falls leading 1-0 heading into the bottom of the 7th inning Hallie threatened with runners on 2nd and 3rd with no outs. The next batter would ground back to the pitcher who would throw home to get the out while holding the runner at 2nd. Now with runners on 1st and 2nd and one out the next batter would hit a ground ball to second base who would flip to the shortstop covering second and on to first base for a 4-6-3 double play to end the game giving Chippewa the championship win.

Great job CFYB 14U All-Stars on a Championship win!

14U started its All-Star season over the 4th of July holiday with a trip to Dyersville, Iowa for the "Field of Dreams" tournament.

Pool play started with a close game in which Chippewa Falls would fall to Stampede Blue from Omaha, Nebraska, 10-9.

In their second pool play game Chippewa Falls would bounce back to beat Markesan from Markesan, Wisconsin 9-4.

Chippewa Falls would come out of pool play as the #7 seed out of 14 teams.

Bracket play would start with Chippewa Falls facing off against the #10 seeded G-E-T 14U from Trempealeau, Wisconsin. Chippewa would show their dominance to secure the win 14-4.

Bracket play would continue with Chippewa Falls facing off against the #2 seeded Central Raiders from Norwood Young America, Minnesota. Chippewa would start off strong and not look back beating the Raiders 21-1.

Their strong showing would continue in the semi-finals knocking off Canes Illinois Black from Naperville, Illinois 14-1 to lock up their spot in the championship.

The championship game would face off Chippewa Falls against the #1 seed Motor City Hit Dogs Wagner from Ypsilanti, Michigan. The game would stay close for the first couple of innings before the Hit Dogs would open things up and end the game winning 15-0.

Great job CFYB 14U All-Stars on a great tournament and 2nd place finish!

9U Blue headed to Verona this past weekend and matched up with Junior Cavaliers in the pool play opener winning 16-1. They followed that up with a 11-5 win over Waukesha Firebirds. Bracket play got started with a showdown against Ixonia Knights in possibly the most exciting game of the tournament going into 4 extra innings and Chippewa winning with a walk-off 15-14 to advance to the championship. Chippewa wouldn't let the long game slow them down in the championship beating Verona Black 12-4 to take home the gold trophy.

9U Gold was off this past weekend.

10U was the only team to head to Greenville. They would start pool play off with a game against Kimberly Sting dropping 6-3. The second pool play game would pit them against host Greenville Green dropping that game as well 16-2. They would square off against Sun Prairie Blue in the silver bracket opener. After being down 10-5 in the last inning with two outs Chippewa would put the rally caps on and come back to win on a walk-off 11-10. They would get a rematch with Kimberly Sting in the semis but could not pull out the victory dropping 13-0.

11U would face off against Beloit Bombers to get things going in Verona but would come up short losing 15-3. The second pool game they would see Mt. Horeb but would drop that game as well 14-4. They would enter bracket play with a little more enthusiasm getting up early but could not hold on as Bombers American would come from behind to pull out the win 11-10.

12U would face off against the tournament host Verona Black and could not contain their bats as Verona would pull out the win 26-9. Chippewa would come back strong in the second pool game and win in walk-off fashion 8-7 against West Madison American. Bracket play would pit them against West Madison National and it would be a close game all the way through but Chippewa would not have enough losing 4-1.

13U also kicked off pool play against the host Verona Black and would come out on top 11-6. They would square off against West Madison Caps in the second pool game but would be on the other side losing 13-6. Entering bracket play Chippewa would see Dubuque Mudpuppies in the first game jumping out early and hanging on to win 15-12. They would get the rematch they wanted against West Madison Caps in the semi-finals but would fall just short losing 9-8.

14U was off this past weekend.

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9U Blue got things going in their first official All-Star tournament with pool games against Eau Claire Orange and Seymour Stars falling 9-3 and 9-2 respectively. They came back to fight hard in bracket play beating Hallie Heat 6-5 before falling to Eau Claire Orange 1-0 in the semifinals.

9U Gold also playing in their first official All-Star tournament battled hard all weekend. They started with pool games against Altoona Steam Black and Hallie Heat coming up on the short end of both games 8-6 and 8-4. They would get a rematch with Altoona Steam Black in bracket play but the outcome would remain the same as Altoona moved on with an 11-4 win.

10U started off with Eau Claire Orange in pool play dropping that game 9-2. In the next pool game they squared off with Altoona Steam and in similar fashion lost 7-2. In bracket play, they battled tough but ended up getting edged by Menomonie 4-3.

11U started strong in pool play winning both games by defeating Seymour Stars Black 4-0 and Seymour Stars Gold 9-7. They would square off against Caledonia in the semifinal game and would come up just short falling 7-5.

12U battled in both their pool games but would drop to Eau Claire 6-1 and Menomonie 11-2. They would turn it around in bracket play and beat Superior 10-7. They would get a rematch with Eau Claire in the semifinal game but would come up short falling 14-5.

13U got things kicked off with a pool play win over Hallie Heat Blue 14-1 and followed that up with a shutout win over Sparta 10-0 earning the #1 seed. They would get a rematch with Hallie Heat Blue in the championship game and the result would be the same winning the championship 13-7 to bring home the 1st place trophy.

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