Local throwers at Niagara Snappers tournament

Some info from the 16-team Niagara Snappers tournament, from the GHFL.ca/forum

Corey Costello was throwing with Niagara Snappers this weekend. Dan Konkle was picked up by the Glencoe Astros for the weekend. Info below, quoted from the forum:

(#1) Niagara Snappers 8
(#2) Tavistock Merchants 5
WP: Corey Costello
LP: Steve Cook

(#25) Glencoe Astros 3
(#12) Keatings Fitness 2
WP: Dan Konkle
LP: Rob Fawcett

(#1) Niagara Snappers 10
(#15) Ashland Merchants 9
WP: Corey Costello
LP: Scott Hershey

(#25) Glencoe Astros 9
(N/R) Niagara Falls Fury 0
WP: Dan Konkle
LP: Scott Christie

(#1) Niagara Snappers 5
(N/R) Elmira Juniors 4
WP: Corey Costello
LP: Dan Martin

FINAL STANDINGS

Red Division
(#7) Palermo Athletics 2-1 (#1 seed)
(#25) Glencoe Astros 2-1 (#2 seed)

Silver Division
(#1) Niagara Snappers 3-0 (#1 seed)
(#2) Tavistock Merchants 2-1 (#2 seed)

QUARTER FINALS

ISC II #1 Niagara Snappers 9
ISC II #25 Glencoe Astros 8
WP: Byron Demoe in relief of Mike Bateman
LP: Jason Dawdy in relief of Dan Konkle
For Niagara, Byron Demoe 3-run HR; Trevor Falk 3-run HR
Many were expecting a match-up of Corey Costello vs. Dan Konkle, but Costello only pitched his first game of year on Friday night and after another 8 innings yesterday, will only be available for limited action today, apparently. The Snappers have scored runs by the bushel this weekend, but have also given them up that way, too.

SEMI FINALS

ISC II #1 Niagara Snappers 10
ISC II #7 Palermo Athletics 3
WP: Corey Costello, relief Dan Duemo
LP: Chad Reed, relief Gord Scott
Reed got the surprise start for Palermo and gave up five runs. The Athletics scored three off Costello. Todd Dawdy had a 2-run HR for the Snappers.

FINALS

ISC II #1 Niagara Snappers were leading ISC II#10 Elora Brewers 3-2 in the top of the 5th inning when the rains arrived in Virgil, Ontario. With little hope of the fields being playable within a reasonable time, the teams agreed to split the $2,800 in prize money. Pitching for the Niagara Snappers was Dan Duemo with Todd Uhrig on the mound for the Brewers. Uhrig had homered in the bottom of the 4th to draw Elora to within one.