2007 Varsity Team Picture

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Back Row: Coach John Eisenhart, Eric Anderson, Adam Hamilton, Travis Rand, Josh Harriman, Shane Kelly, Shawn McAlpine, Zach Souza (JV), Matt Foye, Steve Lebel, Christian Hamilton, Mike Tanguay, and Asst. Coach Tim Eisenhart.
Front Row: Tayler Clouatre, Lance Ludka, Matt Lampron, Joe Cook, Zack Good, Mike Haskell, Andrew Coulombe, and Patrick Webber (JV).

2007 Varsity Baseball Roster

2007 Varsity Schedule

Date	Day	Opponent	Home/Away	Time	Result	Record
4/19	Thur	Gorham	Away	1:00	L 6-5	0-1
4/21	Sat	Gorham	Home	1:00	W 8-4	1-1
4/24	Tue	Noble	Away	4:00	W 12-2	2-1
4/26	Thur	Biddeford	Home	4:00	L 5-1	2-2
4/28	Sat	Kennebunk	Away	1:00	W 11-1	3-2
5/1	Tue	Thorton Academy	Home	4:00	L 4-0	3-3
5/3	Thur	Marshwood	Home	4:00	L 12-8	3-4
5/5	Sat	S. Portland	Home	1:00	W 12-2	4-4
5/8	Tue	Cheverus	Home	4:00	W 5-4	5-4
5/9	Wed	Deering	Away	4:00	L 10-0	5-5
5/12	Sat	Bonny Eagle	Away	4:00	W 17-7	6-5
5/15	Tue	Massabesic	Home	4:00	W 10-0	7-5
5/17	Thur	Scarborough	Away	4:00	L 2-1	7-6
5/21	Mon	Sanford	Away	1:00	W 7-0	8-6
5/22	Tue	Portland	Home	4:00	L 2-4	8-7
5/24	Thur	Windham	Away	7:00	L 14-2	8-8

2007 Varsity Game Summaries

Tuesday, May 15th v. Massabesic

The Westbrook Blue continued their hot hitting with a 10-0 shellacking of the outmanned Mustangs. Christian Hamilton pitched a masterful game, keeping the Mustang hitters off balance with his highly effective, hard breaking curve and his powerful fastball. He allowed only one hit over 5 innings and picked up his 3rd win of the year. Josh Harriman pitched a flawless 6th inning picking up his first save of the year. Offensively, the Blazes were led by Senior, Shane "Crooked Hat" Kelly, who had three (3) hits, including a 1st inning single that produced 2 runs. Adam Hamilton also had a 3 hit game, including a two-run triple. The Blazes have won 4 out of their last 5 games and are gaining more and more confidence each time they take the field. They visit Scarborough this Thursday in an evening game that begins at 7 p.m.

Saturday, May 12th v. Bonny Eagle

The Blue Blazes rebounded from their loss to Deering with a tremendous offensive show against the outmanned Scots. In the 18-7 win, Westbrook was led by Sophomore Matt Foye who went 3 for 3. Adam Hamilton had another strong outing with a 7 inning complete game win. He also helped his own cause with a bases loaded triple that blew the game open in the 3rd inning. The Blazes' record now stands at 6 wins and 4 losses.

Wed. May 9th v. Deering

The setting was a well manicured Hadlock Field and the evening temperatures were quite pleasant, the results of the game........not so great. The final score was 10-0; however, the score is somewhat misleading. Heading into the bottom of the 4th, the Blazes were down 1-0 and pitcher Shawn McAlpine was doing an admirable job keeping the Deering bats at bay. However, some uncharacteristic defensive lapses in the 4th put the Blazes in a hole they could not escape from. The Blazes may well get another shot at Deering in the post-season and, if so, the Westbrook faithful are confident they will prevail.

Tues.May 8th v. Cheverus

Cheverus, with a 6-1 record, entered the game first in the recent Heal Point standings. A superb pitching performance by Christian Hamilton propelled the Blazes to a clutch extra inning win over the Stags. Christian earned the win with 9 innings orf strong pitching...he seemed to get better as the game wore on. The never say die Blazes, who were down to their last out in the bottom of the 7th, were saved by Mike Tanguay who came up big with a run scoring single that made it 4-4. In the bottom of the 9th inning Joe Cook led off with an infield single and moved to second on Christian Hamilton's walk. Travis Rand then laid down on a well placed bunt single scoring Cook for the winning run. Hustle and heads up base running by Cook allowed him to score all the way from 2nd base

Sat. May 5th v. So. Portland

The Blue Blazes put on an offensive show in a 12-2 blowout win over the Red Riots. The game was shortened to 5 innings due to the 10 run mercy rule. The star of the game was Mike Tanguay, who hit a majestic Grand Slam to left center......it was a beautiful sight. Shawn McAlpine pitched 5 strong innings to up his record to 3-0. The Blazes' record now stands at 4-3.

Thurs. 5/3 v. Marshwood

After falling behind 10-3 after 2 1/2 innings, the Blazes mounted a strong comeback before ultimately falling to Marshwood 12-8. The highlights of the game were Steven Lebel's towering 2 run homer over the 350' marker in left center in the 3rd inning and Adam Hamilton's valiant relief effort, which allowed Westbrook to get back in the game. Adam pitched the final 5 2/3 innings only allowing 2 runs. He also contributed offensively with an RBI double.

Tues. 5/1 v. Thornton

The Blue Blazes were limited to three (3) singles by Thornton pitcher, Matt Leach and lost 4-0. Christian Hamilton pitched 6 strong innings for Westbrook and Eric Anderson pitched a scoreless inning in relief. Westbrook started off the game with consecutive singles by Christian Hamilton and Travis Rand, but were unable to get a run across. The final hit came from Sean McAlpine in the 2nd inning. The Blazes continue their homestand with Thursday's game against Marshwood.