Greater Philadelphia Men's Adult Baseball League

History 

In Memoriam:

Justin Etsell (Royals-2015) – Beloved son of Nancy and Justin Etsell, brother of Derek and Ryan. Great friend to many and a fine ballplayer for North Catholic High (Philadelphia, PA) and the Kensington Royals (GPMABL). Left the world too soon on February 17th at the age of 29. He always kept things light in the dugout with stories from his baseball past and he always gave it his all on the field. Rest in peace Justin Etsell, Flight #24 (retired)

Don Peterson (Red Sox-2007) – Don Peterson played for the GPMABL Red Sox in 2006 and was not only a key member of the starting rotation but a leader of the team. He constantly kept teammates, opponents, and umpires laughing and smiling with his legendary sense of humor. Don, then 28 years old, passed away on January 25, 2007 and left a hole in the Red Sox rotation and in the players' hearts. The Red Sox wore a #20 patch to honor his memory for many years after his passing. Don was survived by his girlfriend and son. In a touching tribute to Don's impact on all he met, the league raises money at its annual all-star game each year for his son's education fund the Aidan Peterson Education Fund. Don worked as a security guard at Eastern University and was pursuing his dream of becoming a commercial airline pilot. Don is sorely missed by all in the GPMABL.

2024 — The GPMABL completed its 24th season and crowned a first-time champion for the first time in four years. The GPMABL played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Rutgers Camden’s Baseball Field, Ramp Playground, Hickory Park Field, Bensalem Ramblers Field, Neumann University Field, Cabrini University, and historic Limeport Stadium. After a rainy playoff tournament, the Bulls claimed their first championship.

2024 GPMABL

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GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Bulls Rob Falcone (Manager) Damian Andrisani, Nate Andrisani, Tulsi Condenzio, Thomas Foley, Andrew Hadley, Peter Hellberg, Matthew Hummel, Michael Mortimer, Rahul Munshi, Erin O'Donnell, Dustin Overturf, Edwin Ruiz, Ryan Stephens

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2024 League Leaders * 2024 Results/Standings * 2024 Rosters

2024 All-Stars Franklin Team Chris Fullan, Ty Sents, Brian Levy, Mark Stehle, Doug Ervin, Chris Bartell, Baron Ferguson, Matt Good, Leo Shonwald, Andy Bender, Nick Musselman, Carl Prushinski, John Smith, Dave Polgar, Peaches Goodrich, Mark Miller, John Brubaker, Vincent Sposato, Doug Malcolm, John Lafferty Penn Team Matt Hummell, Mike Mortimer, Tom Jackson, Brett Mandel, Pat Oruska, Bill Johnson, Antonio White, Geoff Capell, Bret Binder, Steve Koonz, Erin O’Donnell, Ean Van Vliet, Bob Ferraro, Tom Starrett, Rob Falcone

2023 — The GPMABL completed its 23rd season, interrupted by lots of rain, but ending with a familiar champion. The GPMABL played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Rutgers Camden’s Baseball Field, Ramp Playground, Unionville HS, Hickory Park Field, Bensalem Ramblers Field, Neumann University Field, Cabrini University, and Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks. When the clouds parted, an exciting playoff tournament concluded with a back-to-back Classic Championship for the Kekambas – and the Men’s Senior Baseball League 40+ World Series ended with a threepeat Championship for the GPMABL’s Baseball BBQ Forkballers team.

2023 GPMABL

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GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Kekambas Andrew Juliani (Manager), Jesse Barnes, Chris Bartell, Ralph Cameron, Sean Casey, Philip Guinto, Steve Kolwicz, Bradley Mountain, Dave Polgar, Carl Prushinski, John Senay, Tyson Sents, Vincent Sposato

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2023 League Leaders * 2023 Results/Standings * 2023 Rosters

2023 All-Stars Franklin Team Ty Sents, Chris Bartell, Bill Johnson, Baron Ferguson, Leo Shonwald, Jules Posner, Dick Salmon, Carl Prushinski, Chuck Lovell, Jim Vahey, Mike Ferraro, Ian Downes, Vincent Sposato, Brian Frieland, Brad Mountain, Damian Andrisani, Mark Stehle Penn Team Manny Marrero, Chris Bigelow, Dan Ervin, Doug Ervin, Brett Mandel, Antonio White, Chris Valis, David Neukrich, Frank Manfreddy, Mark Miller, Gordon Hawley, Tom Starrett, Justin Diaz, Andrew Robbins, Andrew Daegatano, Russel Kessinger, Phil Motley, Kevin Peak, Eric Houser

2022 — The GPMABL completed its 22nd season with new faces, new uniforms, and new fields. The GPMABL played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Skip Wilson Field, Ramp Playground, Unionville HS, Boot Road Field, Bensalem Ramblers Field, Widener University Field, Cabrini University, and Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks. Highlights included a sharp new look for the Knights, a hard-fought playoff tournament that earned a second Classic Championship for the Kekambas – and the back-to-back Men’s Senior Baseball League 40+ World Series Championship for the GPMABL’s Baseball BBQ Forkballers team.

2022 GPMABL

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GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Kekambas Jonathan Kaplan (Manager), Jesse Barnes,Chris Bartell, Ralph Cameron, Nolan Castillo, Jack Furlong, Philip Guinto, Andrew Juliani, Steve Kolwicz, Bradley Mountain, Dave Polgar, Carl Prushinski, Tyson Sents, Vincent Sposato

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2022 League Leaders * 2022 Results/Standings * 2022 Rosters

2022 All-Stars Franklin Team Joe Manini, Matt Hummel, Ryan Stephens, Chris Bartell, Jesse Barnes, Bill Johnson, Pete Hellberg, Joe Brown, Jules Posner, Bob Ferraro, Dave Polgar, Tim Hart, Andrew Juliani, Bret Binder, Fred Clough, Rahul Munchi, Brad Mountain, Damian Andrisani, Jason Taylor Penn Team Nick Weisheipll, Dan Ervin, Josh Naso, Doug Ervin, Brett Mandel, Nick Musselman, David Neukrich, Francisco Manfredy, Gordon Hawley, Chris Sklodowski, Chuck Lovell, John Shuler, Matt Moore, Kyle Mathis, Russel Kessinger, Patrick Logan, Mark Stehle, Scott West

2021 — The GPMABL completed its 21st season as a return to something familiar in a world still confronting the COVID pandemic. The GPMABL played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Ramp Playground, Unionville HS, Boot Road Field, Levittown Field, Cabrini University, and Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks. Highlights included adding two new teams, good luck with weather that allowed the league to play every scheduled game, a spirited playoff tournament that brought a third Classic Championship for the Bears – and a Men’s Senior Baseball League 40+ World Series Championship for the GPMABL’s BaseballBBQ Forkballers team.

2021 GPMABL

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GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Bears Brett Mandel (Manager), Timothy Egan, Robert Hawkey, Michael Hildebrandt, Russel Kessinger, Patrick Logan, David Neukirch, Jason Pendergast, Hector Rodriguez, Terrence Rooney, Thomas Starrett, Ean Van Vliet, Nicholas Weisheipl, Antonio White

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2021 League Leaders * 2021 Results/Standings * 2021 Rosters

2021 All-Stars PCOLTS Leo Schonwald 7, Andrew Bender 8, Ian Downes 22, Greg Ekimoff 0, Jim Vahey 20, KEKAMBAS Steve Kolwicz 5, Steve Windsor 29, Phil Guinto 44, Dave Polgar 11, Andrew Juliani 17, BUZZ Dan Ciecka 44, Fausto Rosario 45 BLACK SOX Lenny Pelligrino 0, Bob Ferraro 22, Tim Hart 15, Bill Johnson 6, Jules Posner 9, Bret Binder 8 BEARS Nick Weisheipl 1, Hector Rodriguez 47, Robert Hawkey 42, Russel Kessinger 26, Patrick Logan 27, BULLS Damian Andrisani 7, Pete Hellberg 11, Dustin Overturf 0, Steve Mayernick 34, Mike Mortimer 4, DIABLOS John Shuler 20, Chris Marshall 17, Gordon Hawley 6, Chris Sklodowski 19, Chris Bigelow 18, HELLBENDERS Josh Alter 27, Justin Diaz 23, Nick Musselman 9, Peaches Goodrich 13

2020 — The GPMABL completed its 20^th season in the sun (and under the lights), and it was a season like no other. With the COVID-19 pandemic disrupting life throughout the world, the GPMABL paused plans for the season until authorities permitted play in late June. Following recommended social-distancing rules, the league completed a brief season and awarded a championship trophy in the Classic Division. The GPMABL played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Boot Road Field, Bensalem Ramblers Field, and Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks.  Highlights included an emotional return to the field after a long lockdown and the first new Classic Division champs since 2015.

2020 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

No Champion

GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Kekambas Jonathan Kaplan (Manager), Chris Bartell, Robert Berretta, Sean Casey, Phil Guinto, Steve Kolwicz, Brad Mountain, Anson Ng, Dave Polgar, Kevin Roberts, Rob Schmidt, Chris Sokolowski, Vinny Sposato, Chris Valis

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2020 League Leaders * 2020 Results/Standings * 2020 Rosters

2020 All-Star Teams Penn Stars Bret Binder, Geoff Capell, Jon Cassella, Kevin Downes, Bob Ferraro, Bill Johnson, Russel Kessinger, Patrick Logan, Chuck Lovell, Brett Mandel,Kyle Mathis, Jason Pendergast, Ken Racowski, Leo Schonwald, Kevin Sudzina, Suresh Swaminathan, Ean Van Vilet, Nick Weisheipl, Antonio White Franklin Stars Josh Alter, Chris Bartell, Dave Christy, Dan Cieka, Fred Clough, Rob Falcone, Phil Guinto, Tom Jackson, Tom Lank, Adam Lewis, Dave Polgar, Ben Recenes, Nigel Stern, Chris Valis,

2019 — The GPMABL completed its 19^th season in the sun (and under the lights), playing games with players age 23+ on Sunday mornings and games with players age 35+ taking the field Sunday evenings. The GPMABL played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Germantown Academy, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Neumann-Goretti Field, Ramp Playground Field, Hickory Park, Bensalem Ramblers Field, Cabrini University Field, and Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks.  Highlights included the first Red Sox championship in the junior circuit since 2010 and the Bears first championship in senior circuit since 2015.

2019 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Red Sox Jack Eller (Manager), Anthony Antonini, Pat Armor, Justin Baeringer, Zach Carduner, David Cattai, Derek Darling, Jason Ferrie, Cam Goodell, Bobb Hawkey, Mitch Holtz, Augie Legido, Jacob Lenkiewicz, Brian Maher, Ryan Mccracken, Jason Mcdowell, Cody Mcinnis, Nick Molinaro, Matt Nelson, Nick Novy, Juwuan Ross, Dan Skawski, Brian Suprenant, Joe Zarowin

GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Bears Brett Mandel (Manager), Scott Clegg, Tim Egan, Matt Gionta, Peter Harper, Michael Hildebrandt, Russel Kessinger, Patrick Logan, Phil Orzechowski, Terry Rooney, Tom Starrett, Nick Weisheipl, Antonio White, Jon Yoder

GPMABL PENNANT WINNER

Red Sox

Jack Eller (Manager), Anthony Antonini, Pat Armor, Justin Baeringer, Zach Carduner, David Cattai, Derek Darling, Jason Ferrie, Cam Goodell, Bobb Hawkey, Mitch Holtz, Augie Legido, Jacob Lenkiewicz, Brian Maher, Ryan Mccracken, Jason Mcdowell, Cody Mcinnis, Nick Molinaro, Matt Nelson, Nick Novy, Juwuan Ross, Dan Skawski, Brian Suprenant, Joe Zarowin

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Jake Lenkiewicz (Red Sox) .417 AVG 16 Runs 25 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Brian Maher (Red Sox) 1.94 ERA 7 Wins 66 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2019 League Leaders * 2019 Results/Standings * 2019 Rosters

2019 All-Star Teams Penn Stars Kevin Agren, Geoff Capell, Mike Capell, Orlando Candelario, Sean Casey, Steve Chaitt, Seth Cleaver, Mike Coll, Ian Downes, Bob Ferraro, Mike Ferraro, Alex Gets, Nickel Heimann, Zach Hone, Andrew Juliani, Adrian Jackson, Jonathan Kaplan, Russel Kessinger, Steve Koontz, Chuck Lovell, Kyle Mathis, Sal Ruggieri, Derek Schauer Franklin Stars Josh Alter, Joe Balco, Dan Cieka, Tulsi Condenzio, Jack Eller, Rob Falcone, Paul Fricker, Connor Growchowski, Jake Lenkiewicz, Patrick Logan, Brian Maher, Brett Mandel, Ryan McCracken, Jason McDowell, Nick Novy, Terry Rooney, Eddie Ruiz, Ryan Santry, Tom Starrett, Jason Taylor, Nick Weisheipl, Antonio White

2018 — The GPMABL completed its 18^th season in the sun, playing games with players age 23+ on Sunday mornings and games with players age 35+ taking the field Sunday evenings. The GPMABL played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Germantown Academy, La Salle College High School’s Ward Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Ramp Playground Field, Hickory Park, Bensalem Ramblers Field, and Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks.  Highlights included repeat champions for the Muckdogs in the junior circuit and the Colts in senior circuit, and a lot of cooperation to endure historic wet weather that threw the schedule into chaos.

2018 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Muckdogs Jameson Cooper (Manager), Chris Ballinsky, Joe Cochran, Dan Diamondstone, Mark Donovan (29) P , Chuck Evans, Sean Gallagher, Greg Gibble, Eric Hamilton, Rob Hill, Jordan Hofferman, Kyle Landreth, Nick Mollica, Alex Pollito, Mike Ross, Max Sanchez, Stephen Stewart, Kyle Werman, Rob Worrell

GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Colt .45s Ian Downes (Manager), Andrew Bender , Anthony Bueti , Stephen Chaitt , Emanuel Chryssos , Seth Cleaver, Kevin Downes, Charles Lovell , Douglas Malcolm, Kyle Mathis, Michael Morel, Ken Racowski, Suresh Swaminathan, Benjamin Vanderhoof

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Muckdogs Jameson Cooper (Manager), Chris Ballinsky, Joe Cochran, Dan Diamondstone, Mark Donovan (29) P , Chuck Evans, Sean Gallagher, Greg Gibble, Eric Hamilton, Rob Hill, Jordan Hofferman, Kyle Landreth, Nick Mollica, Alex Pollito, Mike Ross, Max Sanchez, Stephen Stewart, Kyle Werman, Rob Worrell

Franklin Division - Comets Peter Harper (Manager) , Jorge Arocho , Chris Beals , Adam Clark , Nelson Corodado, Seth Fenster , Rader James , Ryan Mcdonough , Kevin Molloy , Curt Moore , Kyle Myers , Evan Myers , Elias Perez , James Rader, Jason Ricles, Dennis Rudzinski, Luis Santos, Matt Welsh ,

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Greg Moyer (Royals) .479 AVG 16 Runs 23 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Kyle Werman (Muckdogs) 0.49 ERA 7 Wins 72 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2018 League Leaders * 2018 Results/Standings * 2018 Rosters

2018 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Jameson Cooper, Jack Eller, Chuck Evans, Jason Ferrie, Sean Gallagher, Cam Goodell, Josh Grace, Nickel Heimann, Rob Hill, Zach Hone, Russel Kessinger, Kyle Landreth, Brian Maher, Jason McDowell, Cody McInnis, Greg Moyer, Phil Pie , Mike Ross, Derek Shauer, Matt Smith, Brian Suprenant, Kyle Werman, Rob Worrell Franklin Division Stars Patrick Andrews, Jorge Arocho, Joe Balco, Adam Clark, Nick Cowell, John Ksionska, Curt Moore, Zach Gamberling, Ty Groff, Peter Harper, Matt Kalos, Joe McCabe, Ryan McDonough, DJ Miller, Kevin Molloy, Phil Motley, Kyle Myers, Sal Ruggieri, Ryan Santry, Nick Stahle, Matt Walsh

2017 — The GPMABL completed its 17^th season in the sun, playing games for players age 25+ on Sunday mornings with 35+ players taking the field Sunday evenings. The GPMABL played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Glen Mills Field, Germantown Academy, La Salle College High School’s Ward Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Ryan Howard’s Hunting Park Field, Ramp Playground Field, Bensalem Ramblers Field, and Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks.  Highlights included an exciting All-Star Game and playoff tournament, pleasant weather throughout the season, and championships for the Muckdogs in the junior circuit and the Colts in senior circuit.

2017 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Muckdogs Brian Smith (Manager), Tim Antczak, Michael Balash, Chris Bilinsky, Roosevelt Castro, Joe Cochran, Jameson Cooper, Dan Diamonstone, Chuck Evans, Jason Goldberg, Erik Hamilton, Robert Hill, Jordan Hofferman, Rick Horn, Jarrell James, Kyle Landreth, Nick Long, Ryan Perez, Mike Ross, Max Sanchez, Stephen Stewart, Kyle Werman, Robert Worrell

GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Colt .45s Ian Downes (Manager), Andrew Bender, Anthony Bueti, Stephen Chaitt, Emanuel Chryssos, Seth Cleaver, Kevin Downes , Charles Lovell, Douglas Malcolm, Michael Morel, Ken Racowski, Leo Schonwald, Suresh Swaminathan, Benjamin Vanderhoof

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Muckdogs Brian Smith (Manager), Tim Antczak, Michael Balash, Chris Bilinsky, Roosevelt Castro, Joe Cochran, Jameson Cooper, Dan Diamonstone, Chuck Evans, Jason Goldberg, Erik Hamilton, Robert Hill, Jordan Hofferman, Rick Horn, Jarrell James, Kyle Landreth, Nick Long, Ryan Perez, Mike Ross, Max Sanchez, Stephen Stewart, Kyle Werman, Robert Worrell

Franklin Division - Generals Sal Ruggieri (Manager), Andrew Agee, Orlando Candelario, Josh Candelario, James Clark , Zack Gamberling, Tyler Groff, Matthew Kalos , David Kratzer , Mike Love , Joe Mccabe, Derek Mckinley, Tim Mithias, Brandon Parsons, Alfonso Peña, Paschal Petrongolo, Mark Porter, Schulze Jake, Randall Schwaeble, Ryan Smith, Joe Statts, Tyler Wilson, Dom Wyshinski,

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Zack Gamberling (Generals) .456 AVG 24 Runs 26 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Jason Ferrie (Red Sox) 0.73 ERA 6 Wins 70 Strike Outs

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2017 League Leaders * 2017 Results/Standings * 2017 Rosters

2017 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Jorge Arocho, Adam Clark, Jameson Cooper, Chuck Evans , Jason Ganski, Jason Goldberg , Peter Harper, Nickel Heimann, Rob Hill, Jordan Hofferman, Russel Kessinger, Tim Kurucz , Kyle Landreth, Andrew Marcus, Kyle Myers, Clancy Philbrick, Phil Pie , Mike Ross, Jason Ricles , John McAllister, Phil Motley, Greg Moyer, Derek Shauer , Brain Smith, Kyle Werman, Rob Worrell Franklin Division Stars Pat Armor, Joe Balco, Dave Cattai, Jack Eller, Jason Ferrie, Don Flannery, Zach Gamberling, Ty Groff, Chris Hall, Matt Kalos, David Kratzer, John Ksionska, Joe McCabe, Jason McDowell, Ben Recenes, Cesar Robinson, Sal Ruggieri, Randy Schwaeble, Ryan Sentry, Tom Starrett, Joe Stats, Dom Wyshinsk

2016 — The GPMABL completed its 16^th season in the sun, playing games for the 25+ crowd on Sunday mornings with players 35+ playing Sunday evenings. The league played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Glen Mills Field, Germantown Academy, La Salle College High School’s Ward Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Ryan Howard’s Hunting Park Field, Ramp Playground Field, Bensalem Ramblers Field, and Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks.  Highlights included welcoming the Generals to the GPMABL family, close games and general league parity, a team attending the MSBL World Series in AZ, a GPMABL Classic Championship for the Colts, and a league-record fifth Championship for the Comets.

2016 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Comets Andrew Marcus (Manager), Matt Allen, Arvind Balaji, Brian Chernuta, Andrew Dean, John Estok, Matt Gionta, Pete Harper, Phil Motley, Andrew Napoli, Clancy Philbrick , Kyle Riley, Jason Rompola, Dennis Rudzinski, Matthew Welsh, Gavin White

GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Colt .45s Ian Downes (Manager), Andrew Bender, Anthony Bueti, Stephen Chaitt, Emanuel Chryssos, Seth Cleaver, Kevin Downes, Christopher Fallon, Baron Ferguson, Russell Krause, Charles Lovell, Douglas Malcolm, Michael Morel, Ken Racowski, Suresh Swaminathan, Benjamin Vanderhoof

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Muckdogs Brian Smith (Manager), Michael Balash, Luigi Dolenti, Mark Duffy, Chuck Evans, Kenneth Flaville, Mark Flaville, Jordan Hofferman, Rick Horn, Jarrell James, Kyle Landreth, Jack Lenoir, Brad Livingston, Matt Myers, Mike Ross, Dan Schiffner, Zach Schlesinger, Stephen Stewart, Robert Worrel

Franklin Division - Generals Sal Ruggieri (Manager), Andrew Agee, Jason Butsch, Orlando Candelario, Josh Candelario, Armandino Cavaliere, James Clark, Jameson Cooper, Mark Donovan, Tyler Groff, Bryce Istvan, Matthew  Kalos, David Kratzer, Dan Maletta, Joe Mccabe, Alfonso Peña, Mark Porter, Randall Schwaeble, Joe Statts

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Kyle Landreth (Muckdogs) .431 AVG 20 Runs 28 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Dan Schiffner (Muckdogs) 0.80 ERA 7 Wins 57 Strike Outs

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2016 League Leaders * 2016 Results/Standings * 2016 Rosters

2016 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Matt Allen, Andrew Dean, Mark Duffy, Chuck Evans, Ken Flaville, John Ksionska, Kyle Landreth, Brad Livingston, PJ Logan, Andrew Marcus, Pat McDonnell, Phil Motley, Andrew Napoli, Matt Pezzatto, Cesar Robinson, Jason Rompola, Dennis Rudzinski, Dan Schiffner, Ryan Sentry, Brain Smith, Ethan Wergilis-Isaacson, Rob Worrell Franklin Division Stars Andrew Agee, Pat Armor, Matthew Burres, Ramon Castro, James Clark, Ryan Crotin, Mark Donovan, Joe Gorman, Joshua Grace, Ty Groff, Nickel Heimann, Russel Kessinger, David Kratzer, Joe McCabe, Steve McDermet, Jason McDowell, Alfonzo Pena, Sal Ruggieri, Robert Thomas, George Miller

2015 — The GPMABL completed its 15^th season in the sun, adding the GPMABL Classic division for players 35 years of age and older. The league played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Glen Mills Field, Germantown Academy, La Salle College High School’s Ward Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Ryan Howard’s Hunting Park Field, and Ramp Playground Field.  Highlights included the inaugural GPMABL Classic Sunday-night season, a no-hitter, a team attending the MSBL World Series in AZ, the GPMABL’s second all-underdog finals, an inaugural GPMABL Classic Championship for the Bears, and a first GPMABL Championship for the Colt 45s, ending the league’s longest championship draught.

2015 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Colt .45s Ian Downes (Manager), Andrew Bender, Jason Bonder, Stephen Chaitt, Seth Cleaver, Kevin Downes, Baron Ferguson, Charles Lovell, Douglas Malcolm, Kyle Mathis, Steve Mcready, Ken Racowski, Leo Schonwald, Suresh Swaminathan, Andrew Thorne, Benjamin Vanderhoof, Chris Vecsey, Karl Weimer

GPMABL CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

Bears Brett Mandel (Manager), Dave Battinieri, John Benson, Gene Carboni, Dennis Deitch, Rusty Eveland, Chuck Fanelli, Derrick Galmore, Seth Julyan, Tom Kenvin, Fred Mahoney, Sal Scalora, Robert Solomon, Justin Thomas, Nick Weisheipl

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Irish Patrick Mcdonnell (Manager), Jason Aikens, Joe Balco, Ryan Bird, George Higginson, John Ksionska, Pj Logan, Sean Menickella, Eric Miller, Josh Naso, Matt Pezzatto, Ben Recenes, Cesar Robinson, Ryan Santry, Tom Starrett, Ethan Wergilis-Isaacson, Jim Woodruff

Franklin Division - Royals Nicholas Heimann (Manager), Matt Burres, Jason Butsch , Ramon Castro, Jason Ganski, David Gavigan, Joshua Grace, Adrian Jackson, Russel Kessinger, George Miller, Greg Moyer, Phil Pie, Sal Ruggieri, Derek Schauer, Jeremy Smith, Matt Smith, Mark Stehle, Danny Tarng, Matt Teter

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Andy Thorne (Colt .45s) .408 AVG 32 Runs 31 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Matt Kalos (Angels) 1.17 ERA 4 Wins 47 Strike Outs

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2015 League Leaders * 2015 Results/Standings * 2015 Rosters

2015 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Matt Allen, Bret Binder, Matt Breton, Ramon Castro, Andrew Dean, Jack Eller, Bryce Edwards, Joshua Grace, Nickel Heimann, Chris Hall, Adrian Jackson, Russel Kessinger, Mike Londblom, Nick Luko, Andrew Marcus, Phil Motley, Greg Moyer, Alfonso Pena, Kyle Riley, Joe Statts, Robert Thomas Franklin Division Stars John Bukowski, Ian Downes, Mark Duffy, Shane Freer, Spencer Graves, Ty Groff, Chris Guth, Matt Kalos, John Ksionska, Kyle Landreth, Jack Lenoir, Chuck Lovell, Pat McDonnell, Matt Pezzatto, Cesar Robinson, Ryan Sentry, Scott Stanton, Suresh Swaminathan, Andy Thorne, Ben Vaderhoof, Ethan Wergilis-Isaacson

2014 — The GPMABL completed its 14^th season in the sun, playing a complete schedule unaffected by rain. The league played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, Glen Mills Field, LaSalle's Hank DeVincent Field, Germantown Academy, La Salle College High School’s Ward Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Ryan Howard’s Hunting Park Field, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included a pair of no-hitters, two teams attending the MSBL World Series in AZ, and a first Championship for the Muckdogs.

2014 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Muckdogs Brian Smith (Manager), Michael Balash, Mark Duffy, Kenneth Flaville, Shane Freer, Josh Gansky, Kevin Gansky, Joe Hoffman, Kyle Landreth, Jack Lenoir, Junior Lewis, Brad Livingston, Nick Long, Ryan Pavone, Daniel Schiffner, Scott Stanton, Stephen Stewart, Robert Worrell

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Muckdogs Brian Smith (Manager), Michael Balash, Mark Duffy, Kenneth Flaville, Shane Freer, Josh Gansky, Kevin Gansky, Joe Hoffman, Kyle Landreth, Jack Lenoir, Junior Lewis, Brad Livingston, Nick Long, Ryan Pavone, Daniel Schiffner, Scott Stanton, Stephen Stewart, Robert Worrell

Franklin Division - Comets Matt Gionta (Manager), Matthew Allen, Preston Bannard, Dennis Deitch, James Donofrio, Adam Goldstein, JR Llanot, Brett Mandel, Andrew Marcus, Phil Motley, Ryan Platzbecker, Kyle Riley, Jason Rompola, Nick Staehle, Guy Torresani, Nick Weisheipl, Gavin White, Tim Wilent

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Jason Rompola (Comets) .512 AVG 22 RBI 42 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Nick Long (Muckdogs) 0.32 ERA 8 Wins 93 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2014 League Leaders * 2014 Results/Standings * 2014 Rosters

2014 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Ian Downes, Ken Flaville, Joshua Grace , Nickel Heimann, Russel Kessinger, Russ Krause, Adrian Jackson, Jack Lenoir, Nick Long, Chuck Lovell, Greg Moyer, Alfonso Pena, Dan Schiffner, Leo Schonwald, Brian Waller Scott, Brian Smith, Scott Stanton, Joe Stats, Mark Stehle, Kyle Svenkenson, Adam Taupin, Andy Thorne, Chris Vecsey, John Flagler, Javier de los Santos Franklin Division Stars Matt Allen, Pat Armor, Ryan Bird , Jimmy Donofrio, Brandon Emmons, Chris Emrich, Matt Gionta, Adam Goldstein, Spencer Graves, Ty Groff, Chris Guth, Matt Kalos, John Ksionska, Matt Mansur, Pat McDonnell, Jason McDowell, Eric Miller, Phil Motley, Cesar Robinson, Jason Rompola, Rich Ryan, Nick Staehle, Ryan Sentry, Carl Trainer

2013 — The GPMABL completed its 13^th season in the sun, welcoming the expansion Kensington Royals, and playing a complete schedule unaffected by rain. The league played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, LaSalle's Hank DeVincent Field, Germantown Academy, La Salle College High School’s Ward Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Ryan Howard’s Hunting Park Field, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included a perfect game, another great trip to the MSBL World Series in AZ, and a back-to-back Championship run by the Comets.

2013 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Comets Matt Gionta (Manager), Matthew Allen, Preston Bannard, Baker DeCamp, Sean Dowling, Mark Duffy, Jon Gerwitz, Brett Mandel, Andrew Marcus, Phil Motley, Rich Prall, Kyle Riley, Jason Rompola, Nick Staehle, Nick Weisheipl, Gavin White

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Muckdogs Brian Smith (Manager), Mike Balash, John Bernhardt, Ed Fennessey, Ken Flaville, Shane Freer, Josh Gansky, Kevin Gansky, Matt Gansky, Ryan Gerhart, Joe Hoffman, Kyle Landreth, John Lenoir, Brad Livingston, Nick Long, Dan Schiffner, Scott Stanton, Stephen Stewart, Robert Worrell

Franklin Division - Comets Matt Gionta (Manager), Matthew Allen, Preston Bannard, Baker DeCamp, Sean Dowling, Mark Duffy, Jon Gerwitz, Brett Mandel, Andrew Marcus, Phil Motley, Rich Prall, Kyle Riley, Jason Rompola, Nick Staehle, Nick Weisheipl, Gavin White

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Russel Kessinger (Royals) .479 AVG 17 RBI 34 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Dan Schiffner (Muckdogs) 0.80 ERA 11 Wins 73 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2013 League Leaders * 2013 Results/Standings * 2013 Rosters

2013 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Mike Balash, Bret Binder, Jason Butsch, Stephen David, Jesse Engaard, John Flagler, Shane Freer, Ryan Foreman, David Gavigan, Joshua Grace, Mike Hennessey, Russ Kessinger, Kyle Landreth, Jack Lenoir, Steve McDermet, Jason McDowell, Alfonso Pena, Josh Rehak, Adam Ritter, Sal Ruggieri, Dan Schiffner, Scott Stanton, Danny Tarng Franklin Division Stars Joe Balco, Pat Balco, Matt Breen, Joe Cice, Baker DeCamp, Sean Dowling, Ian Downes, Ray Elliott, Chris Emrich, Chris Fallon, Baron Ferguson, Spencer Graves, Chris Guth, George Higginson, Pat McDonnell, Phil Motley, Pat O’Reilly, Rich Prall, Ben Recenes, Jason Rompola, Leo Schonwald, Tim Shoenhaus, Andy Thorne, Karl Weimer, Gavin White, Jim Woodruff

2012 — The GPMABL completed its 12^th season in the sun, with history being made on the field. The league played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, LaSalle's Hank DeVincent Field, La Salle College High School’s Ward Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Ryan Howard’s Hunting Park Field, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included the GPMABL’s first perfect game, another great trip to the MSBL World Series in AZ, and the return of the Championship Trophy to the Comets.

2012 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Comets Matt Gionta (Manager), Shane Barrett, Baker Decamp, Curtis Dionne, Sean Dowling, Mark Duffy, Jon Gerwitz, Adam Goldstein, Brett Mandel, Andrew Marcus, Phil Motley, Ryan Platzbecker, Rich Prall, Brian Reiter, Kyle Riley, Jason Rompola, Jared Shelly, Nick Staehle, Gavin White

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - A’s Bill Mason (Manager), Zeke Boren , Frank Busillo, Steve Defroda, Chris Drobish, Pat Dunn, Dennis Geiger, Chris Godwin, Ryan Golderer, Dennis Higgins, Adam Oddo, Luis Ortiz, Rod Quintana, Cuba Quintana, Chris Schroeder, Brian Simon, Ricky Vaughn, Mike Ziegler

Franklin Division - Comets Matt Gionta (Manager), Shane Barrett, Baker Decamp, Curtis Dionne, Sean Dowling, Mark Duffy, Jon Gerwitz, Adam Goldstein, Brett Mandel, Andrew Marcus, Phil Motley, Ryan Platzbecker, Rich Prall, Brian Reiter, Kyle Riley, Jason Rompola, Jared Shelly, Nick Staehle, Gavin White

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Alfonso Pena (Brawlers) .408 AVG 15 RBI 31 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Nick Long (Muckdogs) 0.66 ERA 10 Wins 92 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2012 League Leaders * 2012 Results/Standings * 2012 Rosters

2012 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Keith Balco, Pat Balco, Bret Binder, Matt Breen, Frank Busillo, Zeke Boren, Justin Chester, Chris Drobish, Chris Emrich, Shaun Frazier, Dennis Geiger, Ryan Golderer, Josh Guevara, Zach Hone, Russ Kessinger, Billy Mason, Jason McDowell, Steve McDermet, Adam Oddo, Brendan Newell, Brian Roller, Rich Ryan Franklin Division Stars Shane Barrett, Jason Bonder, Jameson Cooper, Stephen David, Ian Downes, Baker DeCamp, Mark Duffy, Chris Fallon, Baron Ferguson, John Flagler, Ryan Gerhart, Norm Harrar, Kyle Landreth, Nick Long, Ramon Mojica, Phil Motley, Brad Livingston, Alfonso Pena, Rich Prall, Ryan Platzbecker, Leo Schonwald, Scott Stanton, Suresh Swaminathan, Mike Tomasco, Gavin White

2011 — The GPMABL celebrated another great year on grass and dirt – on the best fields in the area and with exciting play each week. The league played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, LaSalle's Hank DeVincent Field, La Salle College High School’s Ward Field, Neumann University Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Hartford Crossing Field, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included bringing three new expansion teams into the league, another great trip to the MSBL World Series in AZ, and a first Championship Trophy for the A’s.

2011 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

A’s Billy Mason (Manager), Waiel Abdallah, Zeke Boren, Frank Busillo, Ernie Desimone, Pat Dunn, Dennis Geiger, Chris Godwin, Ryan Golderer, Dennis Higgins, Joe Juliano, Jon Kilgus, Adam Oddo, Luis Ortiz, Jr, Rodney Quintana, Sol Raie, Sal Ruggieri, Chris Schroeder

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Colt .45s Ian Downes (Manager), Jason Bonder, Anthony Bueti, Stephen Chaitt, Baron Ferguson, Mark Foresta, Seth Kirschner, Russell Krause, Charles Lovell, Jason McDonald, Steve McReady, Greg Nordick, Justin Northrup, Ken Racowski, Mike Sippel, Suresh Swaminathan, Benjamin Vanderhoof, Nicholas Ventrola, Ryan Whitmarsh

Franklin Division - Comets Matt Gionta (Manager), DeWitt Brown, Rafi Cave, Baker DeCamp, Sean Dowling, Mark Duffy, Dana Erb, Jon Gerwitz, Adam Goldstein, Scott Kirby, Brett Mandel, Andrew Marcus, Phil Motley, Ryan Platzbecker, Brian Reiter, Kyle Riley, Jason Rompola, Jared Shelly, Nick Staehle, Gavin White,

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Baker DeCamp (Comets) .576 AVG 22 RBI 38 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Ian Downes (Colt .45s) 0.98 ERA 9 Wins 124 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2011 League Leaders * 2011 Results/Standings * 2011 Rosters

2011 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Matt Altomare, Matt Breen, Joe Cice, Ian Downes, Baron Ferguson, Josh Gansky, Eric Guise, Brett Heitt, Bill Johnson, Nick Long, Jack Lenoir, Chuck Lovell, Steve McDermet, Jason McDonald, Steve McReady, Joel Mills, Mike Newell, JD Northrup, Tom O'Konski, Dan Schiffner, Jared Smith, Suresh Swaminathan, Bryan Withrow Franklin Division Stars Keith Balco, Pat Balco, Frank Busillo, Jameson Cooper, Pat Coyne, Baker DeCamp, Mark Duffy, Pat Dunn, Chris Godwin, Adam Goldstein, Norm Harrar, Dennis Higgins, Zach Hone, Russell Kessinger, Scott Kirby, Bill Mason, Phil Motley, Adam Oddo, Paul Parashac, Alfonso Pena, Ryan Platzbecker, Brian Reiter, Tim Simkiss, Brian Simon, Mike Tomasco, Gavin White

2010 — The GPMABL celebrated its 10^th Anniversary season in grand form – on the best fields in the area and with several memorable events. The league played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, LaSalle's Hank DeVincent Field, Neumann University Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Hartford Crossing Field, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included a trip to Cooperstown to play on legendary Doubleday Field, a playoff filled with tight games, and a second Championship Trophy for the Red Sox.

2010 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Red Sox Brett Heitt (Manager), Matt Altomare, Bret Binder, Will Caton, Craig Denlinger, Brian Freiland, Eric Guise, Bill Johnson, Doug Kugler, Joe Malloy, Steve McDermet, Bobby Midgley, Gary Nucera, Wascar Soriano, Michael Tester, Carl Trainer, Tyler Warren, Jason Williams, Bryan Withrow

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Red Sox Brett Heitt (Manager), Matt Altomare, Bret Binder, Will Caton, Craig Denlinger, Brian Freiland, Eric Guise, Bill Johnson, Doug Kugler, Joe Malloy, Steve McDermet, Bobby Midgley, Gary Nucera, Wascar Soriano, Michael Tester, Carl Trainer, Tyler Warren, Jason Williams, Bryan Withrow

Franklin Division - Phillies Brian Sharma (Manager), Jon Baker, Bryan Bechtel, Kevin Carfagno, Tom Crilley, Daniel Fox, Ryan Golderer, Brian Golderer, Brian Harding, Lucas Hardison, Bryant Harmon, Devin Hotsko, Steve Little, Aaron Moyer, Enrico Palazio, Christopher Salber, Marc Tankel, Thomas Vito, Dave Wolf, Matthew Yankowitz

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Jason Williams (Red Sox) .492 AVG 20 RBI 31 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Eric Guise (Red Sox) 1.48 ERA 12 Wins 105 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2010 League Leaders * 2010 Results/Standings * 2010 Rosters

2010 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Matt Breen, DeWitt Brown, Will Caton, Joe Cice, Ian Downes, Baron Ferguson, Adam Goldstein, Eric Guise, Bob Hartle, Brett Heitt, Jon Kemp, Chuck Lovell, Steve McDermet, Patrique Mickens, Gary Nucera, Tom O’Konski, Shane Strawn, Adam Virant, Gavin White, Jason Williams, Bryan Withrow Franklin Division Stars Frank Busillo, Larry Byers III , Kevin Carfagno, Ernie Desimone , Dan Fox, Dennis Geiger, Brian Golderer, Ryan Golderer , Dennis Higgins, Dan Maletta, Billy Mason, Walt McClure, Adam Oddo, Ben Recenes, Rob Ropars, Sal Ruggeri, Chris Salber, Marc Tankel, AJ Wood, Matt Yankowitz

2009 — The GPMABL completed its ninth successful year after enduring the soggiest summer in memory.  The league played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, LaSalle's Hank DeVincent Field, Neumann University Field, Cheltenham Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Marple-Newtown, Northeast High School, Clifton Heights, Cardinal O’Hara, Liberty Bell Field, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included a 100-inning marathon that raised funds for Autism research and the league’s first Cinderella champions, the Bucks County Reds who won their first GPMABL title despite entering the Championship Tournament as the eighth seed.

2009 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Bucks County Reds Kris Sharp (Manager), Vince Curtis, Joshua DeBeary, Anthony Di Bacco, Dan Garcia, Danny Graf, Ryan Hays, Rich LaPat, Nate Maxwell, Tim McLaughlin, Anthony Nelson, Joe Onorato Eric Pugh, Mark Randall, Dave Rosen, David Rushoven, C.J. Ryan, Carter Schauf, Donahue Shaun, Kevin Vuernick

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Havertown Eagles James Nix (Manager), Brett Binder, James Casey, Mitchell Colletto, Craig Denlinger, Jim Dirisio, Brian Freiland, Carl Gibbs, Mark Gilliford, Keith Gorman, Rob Harvey, Brett Hiett, Chris Kestner, John Lee, Steve McDermet, Sam Miller, David Polgar, Marcus Spero, Mike Stott, Jason Williams

Franklin Division - Yankees Mike Johnston (Manager), Jaesha Benjamin, Matt Blazynski, Ralph Cameron, Brandon Copeland, Dan Gavlick EJ Goldstein, Neil Herman, Doug Howard, Hong Kim, Adam Links, Lee Middleberg, Derrick Morgan, Eric Price, Carl Prushinski, Kevin Reilly, Javar Rochester, Michael Ruggiero, Bill Rush, Justin Tillinghast, Linton Ward, Matt Wilcox

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Avis Smith (Dodgers) .533 AVG 19 RBI 24 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Andrew Fraser (Mustangs) 1.05 ERA 7 Wins 52 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2009 League Leaders * 2009 Results/Standings * 2009 Rosters

2009 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars Brett Binder, Rafi Cave, Mitch Colletto, Craig Denlinger, Jimmy Donofrio, Ian Downes, Baron Ferguson, Mark Gilliford, Spencer Graves, Bob Hartle, Brett Hiett, Adam Kuchemba, John Lee, Wille Liggins, Nick Madden, Bryan McKernan, Sam Miller, Phil Motley, James Nix, Dave Polgar, Gerry Sasse, Avis Smith, Marcus Spero, Mike Thompson, Adam Virant, Ryan Whitmarsh Franklin Division Stars Pat Carney, Tom Crilley, Dan Fox, Andrew Fraser, Dan Gavlick, Ryan Golderer, Bryant Harmon, Neil Herman, Mike Johnston, Ben Jones, Lee Middleberg, Mike Ruggiero, Mike Shalon, Brian Sharma, Matt Wilcox, Adam Wisniewski

2008 — The GPMABL enjoyed another great year on grass and dirt. The league played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, LaSalle's Hank DeVincent Field, Eastern University Field, Cheltenham Field, Latshaw-McCarthy Field, Washington High School, Clifton Heights, Cardinal O’Hara, Liberty Bell Field, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included an incredible day on the field playing baseball at Citizens Bank Park, an All-Star Game under the lights at the home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks a playoff tournament won by the league's reigning champions, the Havertown Eagles, and Commissioner Brett Mandel’s induction into the MSBL National Hall of Fame.

2008 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Havertown Eagles James Nix (Manager), Dan Beerhalter, Christopher Boyle, Mike Carfagno, James Casey, Mitch Colletto, Kevin Conklin, Jim Diorisio, Keith Gorman, Rob  Harvey, Chris Kestner, John Lee, Chris Macias, Sam Miller, Jeff  Monaco, Dave Polgar, Sal Raie, Wayne Robinson, Gerry Sasse, Pat Sowers, Marcus Spero, Mike Stott, Brian Ward, Mike Young

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Havertown Eagles James Nix (Manager), Dan Beerhalter, Christopher Boyle, Mike Carfagno, James Casey, Mitch Colletto, Kevin Conklin, Jim Diorisio, Keith Gorman, Rob  Harvey, Chris Kestner, John Lee, Chris Macias, Sam Miller, Jeff  Monaco, Dave Polgar, Sal Raie, Wayne Robinson, Gerry Sasse, Pat Sowers, Marcus Spero, Mike Stott, Brian Ward, Mike Young

Franklin Division - Colt .45s Anthony Bueti (Manager), Mike Bernabe, Richard Callahan, Ian Downes, Baron Ferguson, Russell Krause, Scott Leusner, Charles Lovell, Jason McDonald, Bryan McKernan, Ken Racowski, Jacob Schulz, Shane Strawn, Suresh Swaminathan, Chris Vecsey, Adam Virant, Ian Wallace, Ryan Whitmarsh

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Dan Gavlick (Yankees) .421 AVG 19 RBI 24 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG John Lee (Eagles) 1.51 ERA 10 Wins 71 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2008 League Leaders * 2008 Results/Standings * 2008 Rosters

2008 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars (James Nix - Manager) Kevin Conklin, John Lee, Dave Polgar, Gerry Sasse, Brian Ward, Mike Johnston, Mike Ruggiero, Dan Gavlick, Seth Brunner, Ben Jones, Daniel Madonna, Nate Tolvaisa, Brett Hiett, Bret Binder, Steve McDermet, Eric Guise, Billy Mason, Frank Busillo, Ron Hirsch, Joe Juliano Franklin Division Stars (Ian Downes - Manager) Brett Leibhart, Jeremy Honaker, Andrew Marcus, David Rushoven, Jon Baker, Nate Maxwell, Brett Mandel, Chris Drobish, Chris Vecsey, Ryan Whitmarsh, Joe Onorato, Ryan Golderer, Ken Racowski, Buck Schaaf, Kevin Snow, Justin Newman, Dave Schmidt, Sal Ruggieri, Matt Gionta

2007 — The GPMABL expanded in its eight year, adding two teams to establish a ten-team league.  The league upgraded fields, adding college diamonds and played games at Villanova's Plymouth Meeting Field, LaSalle's Hank DeVincent Field, Eastern University Field, Deptford High School, Cheltenham Field, Liberty Bell Field, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included hosting the Russian National Team for an international exhibition -- attracting an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer (see 1, 2, 3, 4) and an article (see 1, 2) in the Philadelphia Weekly -- playing in local and national post-season tournaments, and a playoff tournament won by the league's first true dynasty and three-time champions, the Havertown Eagles.

2007 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Havertown Eagles James Nix (Manager), Mike  Carfagno, James Casey, Mitch Colletto, Kevin Conklin, Jim Diorisio, Jeff Farrell, Fran  Flanagan, Keith  Gorman, Rob  Harvey, Blair Hayden, Chris Kestner, Brian Kozlowski, John Lee, Chris Macias, Dustin Mier, Sam Miller, Jeff Monaco, Dave Polgar, Gerry Sassee, Marcus Spero, Mike Stott, Brian Ward

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Havertown Eagles James Nix (Manager), Mike  Carfagno, James Casey, Mitch Colletto, Kevin Conklin, Jim Diorisio, Jeff Farrell, Fran  Flanagan, Keith  Gorman, Rob  Harvey, Blair Hayden, Chris Kestner, Brian Kozlowski, John Lee, Chris Macias, Dustin Mier, Sam Miller, Jeff Monaco, Dave Polgar, Gerry Sassee, Marcus Spero, Mike Stott, Brian Ward

Franklin Division - Philadelphia A's Billy Mason (Manager), Rick Bates, Doug Biernacki, Carlos Collando, Chris Drobish, Steve Gallo, Dennis Geiger, Billy Ginley, Ron Hirsh, Joe Juliano, Christopher Kloepfer, Edward LaGuardia, Willie Liggins, Jonathan Pierce, Sol Raie, Luis Selles, Brian Simon, Mike Sllvia, Michael Szelagowski

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Billy Mason (A's) .481 AVG 24 RBI 38 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Chris Vescey (Colt .45s) 0.30 ERA 10 Wins 72 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2007 League Leaders * 2007 Results/Standings * 2007 Rosters

2007 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars (James Nix - Manager) Bill Mason, Chris Drobish, Rick Bates, Willie Liggins, Doug Biernicki (Alt), Scott Colmyer, Dana Erb, Nick Madden, Joe Collins, Matt Gionta (Alt), Brett Hiett, Brett Binder, Jason Williams, Jason Hale, Brian Withrow, Dave Rusthoven, Kevin Vuernick, C.J. Ryan, Rick Baily (Alt), Brian Sharma, Phil Orzechowski, Craig Solomon Franklin Division Stars (Kris Sharp - Manager) Sam Miller, Brian Ward, John Lee, Keith Gorman, Dave Polgar, Chris Vecsey, Jason McDonald, Dan Gavlick, E.J. Goldstein, Derrick Morgan, Mike Johnston, Mike Maley, Kevin Snow, Rick Russo, Jesse Frasch, Dan Wilson, Pat Carney, Eric Harter

2006 — The GPMABL expanded in its sixth year, creating two divisions with a total of eight teams chasing the championship.  The league played games at Deptford High School, Camden Catholic High School, Cardinal O'Hara High School, Liberty Bell Field, Kerr Field and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included a trip to Cooperstown, NY to play ball on the Baseball Hall of Fame's Doubleday Field, a no-hitter and a double-elimination playoff tournament that crowned the Havertown Eagles the league's first back-to-back champions.

2006 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Havertown Eagles James Nix (Manager), Brian Bradford, Peter Byrne, Michael Carfagno, Mitchell Colletto, Pete Cooper, Jeff Farrell, Fran Flanagan, Keith Gorman, Jake Green, Andrew Hurst, Mike Johnston, Anthony Juliana, Chris Kestner, Brian Kozlowski, John Lee, Sam Miller, Dave Polgar, Marcus Spero, Jonathan Virtue, Brian Ward, Robert Wardlow

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Penn Division - Havertown Eagles James Nix (Manager), Brian Bradford, Peter Byrne, Michael Carfagno, Mitchell Colletto, Pete Cooper, Jeff Farrell, Fran Flanagan, Keith Gorman, Jake Green, Andrew Hurst, Mike Johnston, Anthony Juliana, Chris Kestner, Brian Kozlowski, John Lee, Sam Miller, Dave Polgar, Marcus Spero, Jonathan Virtue, Brian Ward, Robert Wardlow

Franklin Division - Bucks County Reds Kris Sharp  (Manager), Richard Bailey, Kevin Brown, Anthony DiBacco, Russell Douglass, Billy Dove, Michael Fein, Andres Gaffield, Tom Hiro, Damien Jones, Joshua Liss, Nolberto Lopez, Peter Mahler, Daniel McCall, John Moran, Anthony Nelson, Jason Neufeld, Joey Onorato, David Rushtoven, S. Carter Schauf, Travis Yocum

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Jason McDonald (Colt 45s) .440 AVG 21 RBI 22 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Chris Vescey/ Jeff Farrell (Colt .45s)/(Eagles) 0.22/0.93 ERA 7/8 Wins 79/46 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2006 League Leaders * 2006 Results/Standings * 2006 Rosters

2006 All-Star Teams Penn Division Stars (James Nix - Manager) Dave Polgar, Seth Brunner, Keith Gorman, Neal McMonigle, Phil Goodhead, Buddy Nix, Nate Tolvaisa, Mitch Colletto, Steve Hay, Brian Sharma, Jason McDonald, Ian Downes, Jim Neusch, Jason Hemerka, Ryan Whitmarsh, Chris Vescey, Dave Brownback, Jeff Farrell, Bryant Harmon, Dave Jerdon Franklin Division Stars (Chris Joswick - Manager) "June" Lopez, Jesse Frasche, Brett Mandel, Damien Jones, Brian DiCurcio, Chris Joswick, Paul McInnis, Anthony Nelson, Jason Williams, Kris Sharp, Don Peterson, Bryan Withrow, Jason Hale, Tom Hiro, James Freeman, Don Peterson, Jason Leet, Mike Sabol, David Schmidt, Brett Hiett

2005 — The GPMABL celebrated its fifth year with another season of great games and quality play.  The league played games at Deptford High School, Camden Catholic High School, Cardinal O'Hara High School, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included El Wingador throwing out the first pitch of the season, a switch to all-wood play, a league title for the Havertown Eagles, and an All-Star Game at Wilmington Blue Rocks Stadium that ended the year with a fun evening on the diamond...and then off the field toasting the season that was.

2005 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Havertown Eagles James Nix  (Manager), Michael Carfagno, Mitchell Colletto, Bill Dahling, Jeff Farrell, Fran Flanagan, Keith Gorman, Michael Indico, Jason Kessler, Chris Kestner, Brian Kozlowski, John Lee, Dan McMaster, Sam Miller, Dave Polgar, Gerry Sasse, Brian Ward, Vinnie Ward, Matthew Wardlow , Robert Wardlow, Mark Zitzler

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Havertown Eagles James Nix  (Manager), Michael Carfagno, Mitchell Colletto, Bill Dahling, Jeff Farrell, Fran Flanagan, Keith Gorman, Michael Indico, Jason Kessler, Chris Kestner, Brian Kozlowski, John Lee, Dan McMaster, Sam Miller, Dave Polgar, Gerry Sasse, Brian Ward, Vinnie Ward, Matthew Wardlow , Robert Wardlow, Mark Zitzler

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Dan McMaster (3B) (Eagles) .509 AVG 17 RBI 29 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Kevin Snow (Blue Rocks) 1.69 ERA 7 Wins 69 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2005 League Leaders * 2005 Results/Standings * 2005 Rosters

2005 All-Star Teams Comets/Red Sox/Phillies Stars (Jason Hale - Manager) Jason Hale, Bill Johnson, Brett Mandel, Gene Lasky*, Bret Binder, Paul McInnis, Rico Lucero, Aaron Meredith, James Giglio, John Higgins, Miles Magbie, Michael Goldman, Bryan Bezdikian#, Antonio Aspite, Brian Sharma#, Jason Hale, Nick Madden, Shawn Barnes*, Rich Callahan, John D'Alessandro, Joe Collins Colt .45s/Eagles/Blue Rocks Stars (Chris Joswick - Manager) Chris Joswick, Mike Sippel, Chris Joswick, Bryan McKernan Anthony Bueti*, Kevin Snow, Ken Racowski, Jason McDonald, Tom Haberbusch, Ian Downes, Mike Sabol, David Schmidt, Mark Joswick, Dan McMaster, Buddy Nix, Keith Gorman*, Jeff Farrell, Sam Miller, John Lee, Fran Flanagan,  Dave Polgar# *All-Star Selection, but unable to attend #Playing in place of absent player

2004 — Another great year of GPMABL baseball came and went with close games and quality play.  The league played games at Girard College, Deptford High School, Saint John Neumann High School, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included Miss Philadelphia throwing out the first pitch of the season, a GPMABL player moving from our games to an independent professional baseball league, a league title for the Blue Rocks after two previous unrewarded trips to the finals, and an All-Star Game at Wilmington Blue Rocks Stadium that ended the year with a fun evening on the diamond...and then off the field toasting the season that was.

2004 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Delco Blue Rocks Mike O'Meara (Manager), John Barbagallo, Brian Fisher, Tom Haberbusch, Christopher Joswick, Mark Joswick, Kenneth Lawyer, Jason Leet, Michael Maley, Christopher Mirzai, Mike Sabol, David Schmidt, Kevin Scott, Kevin Snow, John Springart, Thomas Vito

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Delco Blue Rocks Mike O'Meara (Manager), John Barbagallo, Brian Fisher, Tom Haberbusch, Christopher Joswick, Mark Joswick, Kenneth Lawyer, Jason Leet, Michael Maley, Christopher Mirzai, Mike Sabol, David Schmidt, Kevin Scott, Kevin Snow, John Springart, Thomas Vito

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Brian Kozlowski (OF) (Eagles) .452 AVG .887 SLG 28 Hits 6 Home Runs

GPMABL CY YOUNG Ian Downes (Colt .45s) 1.91 ERA 5 Wins 60 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2004 League Leaders * 2004 Results/Standings * 2004 Rosters

2004 All-Star Teams Comets/Red Sox/Phillies Stars (Anthony Bologna - Manager) Billy Aicroth,  Shawn Barnes,  Matt Clark,  Joe Collins,  Brandon Cuff, John D'Alessandro,  Bobby Davis,  Steve Ehrlich, Mark Gaglione James Giglio,  Jason Hale,  Brett Heitt, John Higgins,  Tommy Jackson,  Jimmy Jackson,  Mike Kamrad Rico Lucero,  Brett Mandel,  Sean Morris, Mike Newman,  Hector Santiago,  Greg Thompson Colt .45s/Eagles/Blue Rocks Stars (Anthony Bueti - Manager) Anthony Bueti, Mike Carfagno, Mitch Colletto, Ian Downes,  Kevin Downes, Jeff Ferrell,  Tom Haberbusch, Chris Joswick,  Mark Joswick,  Brian Kozlowski,  Jason Leet,  Mike Malley,  Jason McDonald, Bryan McKernan, Buddy Nix, Dave Polgar, Brian Poniatowski, David Schmidt,  Kevin Scott, Kris Sharp, Kevin Snow, Chris Vescey *All-Star Selection, but unable to attend #Playing in place of absent player

2003 — This was another great year of GPMABL baseball.  More players than ever were on league rosters and the competition was fierce.  The league played games at Girard College, Delaware County Community College, Deptford High School, Saint John Neumann High School, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included WIP radio personality Angelo Cataldi throwing out the first pitch of the season, many dramatic extra-inning games, an upset-filled playoff round that led to a hard-fought championship victory, a major article and photo essay in the Philadelphia Inquirer, and an All-Star Game at Veterans Stadium that allowed the GPMABL stars to live out their childhood dreams of playing at the home of the Phillies. 

2003 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Philadelphia Comets Anthony Bologna (Manager), Antonio Aspite, Bill Aichroth, Greg Bashaw, Bryan Bezdikian, Liam Braber, Fran Ciociola, Joe Collins, Dave DeRuchie, John Dilliplane, Mike Dilliplane, James Jackson, Thomas Jackson, Gregg Jewett, Bob Koenig, Nick Madden, Brett Mandel, Rob Mission, Hector Santiago, Dwight Steward, Rafi Wilson

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Colt .45s Anthony Bueti (Manager), Michael Carfagno, Ian Downes, Kevin Downes, Matthew Hall, Mark Hutchinson, Michael Johnston, Brad Mowbray, Jason McDonald, James Nix, Brian Poniatowski, Ken Racowski, Kevin Rowe, Kris Sharp, Lee Weinstein, Mark Wittman, Bob Zackrewski

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Matt Curry SS/2B (Fishtown Phillies) .517 AVG .862 SLG 30 Hits

GPMABL CY YOUNG Ian Downes (Colt .45s) 1.08 ERA 70 Strike Outs

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2003 League Leaders * 2003 Results/Standings * 2003 Rosters

2003 All-Star Teams Comets/Red Sox/Phillies Stars (Dave Steel -- Manager)  Antonio Aspite, Shawn Barnes, Anthony Bologna, Rich Callahan, Matt Curry, Fran Ciociola,  Joe Collins, John D'Alessandro, Stephen Ehrlich, James Jackson, Thomas Jackson, Rico Lucero, Gregory Mallo, Brett Mandel, Rene Marrero, Sean Morris, Jason Muchler, Fred Schaefer, Dwight Steward, Martin Walsh Colt .45s/Indians/Blue Rocks Stars (Mike O'Meara -- Manager)  Anthony Bueti, Ian Downes, Kevin Downes, Jeff Farrell, Tom Haberbusch, Mark Hutchinson, Joseph Hoffacker, Christopher Joswick, Jason Leet, Dan McMaster, Jason McDonald, Brad Mowbray, C.J. Rivera, Kevin Snow, Jim Ward, Mark Werner, Mike Yeager

2002 — Building on the success of its inaugural season, the GPMABL expanded to become a six-team league and embarked on its sophmore season. The league played games at Girard College, Delaware County Community College, Chichester High School, Deptford High School, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included Fire Commissioner Harold Hairston throwing out the first pitch of the season, GPMABLers on the cover of Hardball Magazine, a rain-shortened All-Star game at the Wilmington Blue Rocks' Frawley Stadium, a pair of no-hitters, and a three-game series that went the distance to determine the league champions. 

2002 GPMABL

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GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Charlie's Bar Dave Steel (Manager), Bryan Bechtel, Joe Beyer, John Capuzzi, Matthew Clark, Michael Ganley, Jason Hale, Gary Holland, Jr., Paul Johansen, Michael Littman, Daniel McGovern, Jason Muchler, John O'Donohue, Matt Reimert, Fred Schaefer, John Schilling, Greg Thompson

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Charlie's Bar Dave Steel (Manager), Bryan Bechtel, Joe Beyer, John Capuzzi, Matthew Clark, Michael Ganley, Jason Hale, Gary Holland, Jr., Paul Johansen, Michael Littman, Daniel McGovern, Jason Muchler, John O'Donohue, Matt Reimert, Fred Schaefer, John Schilling, Greg Thompson

GPMABL STANDOUTS

GPMABL MVP Joe Beyer  P/2B (Charlie's Bar) .600 AVG 1.58 ERA 8 Wins 1 No-Hitter

GPMABL CY YOUNG Kevin Scott (Blue Rocks) 1.02 ERA 6 Wins 2 Saves

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2002 League Leaders * 2002 Results/Standings * 2002 Rosters

2002 All-Star Teams Comets/Phillies/Charlie's Bar Greg Bashaw, Joe Beyer, Ed Bobb, Rich Callahan, Matt Curry, Mike Ganley, Tommy Jackson, Tom King, Mike Littman, Ben Ludwig, Brett Mandel, Jason Muchler, Mike Plank, Fred Schaefer, Dave Steel, Dwight Steward, Greg Thompson Blue Rocks/Indians/Colt .45s Anthony Bueti, Bob Bullen, Pete Cooper, Joe D'Alessandro, Mike Hall, Mike O'Meara, James Nix, Brian Poniatowski, Bob Quercetti, CJ Rivera, Kevin Scott, Ryan Spang, Marcus Spero, Jeff Thurston, Jim Ward, Mike Yeager

2001 — Frustrated with their baseball options, the teams of the Greater Philadelphia Men's Adult Baseball League banded together to form the Philadelphia region's premier adult baseball organization. The teams of the GPMABL committed to providing the adult player the opportunity to play real baseball at a competitive level on a regular basis in a professionally-run environment. The league's inaugural season was a tremendous success with games played at Delaware County Community College, Chichester High School, Deptford High School, and Richie Ashburn Field.  Highlights included Finley -- the Camden Riversharks mascot -- throwing out the inaugural first pitch, the GPMABL All-Star game at the Wilmington Blue Rocks' Frawley Stadium, and a three-game series that went the distance to determine the league's first champions.  Click here for a video of the historic first pitch.

2001 GPMABL

SEASON REVIEW

GPMABL CHAMPIONS

Philadelphia Comets Mike Plank (Manager), Zaid Alnoah, Antonio Aspite, Andrew Batavick, Robert Bricker, Gary Bulicki, Fran Ciociola, Joe Collins, Chris Crescenzo, Dominick DiLello, Colin Fein, Thomas Jackson, Gregg Jewett, Ian Jorgensen, Brett Mandel, Angel Martinez, Greg Reilley, Brian Roller, Vincent Spagna, Dwight Steward, Todd Wass

GPMABL PENNANT WINNERS

Philadelphia Comets Mike Plank (Manager), Zaid Alnoah, Antonio Aspite, Andrew Batavick, Robert Bricker, Gary Bulicki, Fran Ciociola, Joe Collins, Chris Crescenzo, Dominick DiLello, Colin Fein, Thomas Jackson, Gregg Jewett, Ian Jorgensen, Brett Mandel, Angel Martinez, Greg Reilley, Brian Roller, Vincent Spagna, Dwight Steward, Todd Wass

GPMABL LEAGUE MVP

Fran Ciociola P/SS (Philadelphia Comets) .575 AVG 3.42 ERA 8 Wins 1 Shutout (nine innings)

GPMABL SEASON IN REVIEW

2001 League Leaders * 2001 Results/Standings * 2001 Rosters

2001 All-Star Teams Antonio Aspite, Andy Batavick, Fran Ciociola, Joe Collins, Tommy Jackson, Brett Mandel, Mike Plank, Dwight Steward, Bob Bullen, Frank Buonocore, Jeff Farrell, Joe Hoffacker, Chris Kantner, Mark Werner, Mike Yeager, Greg Baron, Joe D'Alessandro, Frank Kunze, Ryan News, Mike O'Meara, Kevin Scott, Ryan Spang, Bryan Bechtal, Phil Goodhead, Dave Harkness, Danny McGovern, John Schilling, Dave Steel, Greg Thompson, Jim Ward, Hector Santiago

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