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AABC North Atlantic
Regional Baseball Tournament

Welcome to the AABC North Atlantic Regional Baseball Tournament website.

The 2011 tournament is being hosted by the Albany Twilight League on August 5-7 at Keenholts Park in Guilderland and Bleecker Stadium in Albany.  This is the fifth time (2004, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2011) the Twilight League has hosted this event which sees the winner advance to the AABC National World Series in Houston, Texas on August 10-13.

This web site is your one-stop-shop for all the tournament brackets, schedule, results, history and travel information for all the qualifying teams. Enjoy the site and we hope you’ll attend the tournament this summer in the Capital District.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LONG ISLAND STORM OF THE LONG ISLAND STAN MUSIAL LEAGUE who defeated the 2010 Regional Champion Albany Athletics 7-0 in the 2011 North Atlantic Regional Championship on August 7th at Keenholts Park in Guilderland. The Storm won their 5th Regional Championship since 2000 in a rematch of the 2010 Regional title game between the two teams. The win allowed them to advance to the Stan Musial National World Series in Houston, Texas where they were National Champions in 2006. Congratulations to Nick Clark who was tournament MVP.
Albany Athletics - 2010 North Atlantic Regional Champions

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING TEAMS QUALIFYING FOR THE 2011 NORTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL TOURNAMENT IN ALBANY:

Team

Record

Association

League

Albany Athletics

30-5 

Upper NY Host

Albany Twilight League

Bensonhurst Rams

18-5

Metro NY

Kiwanis League

Buena Vista Tomahawks

20-8

NJ #2/South

Delaware Valley League

Long Island Storm

54-12

Metro NY

Long Island Stan Musial League

Nolan Propane

27-11

Upper NY #2

Albany Twilight League

North Haledon Reds

23-14

NJ #1/North

North Jersey Met League

 

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING TEAMS QUALIFYING FOR THE 2010 NORTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL TOURNAMENT IN ALBANY:

Team Record Association League
Albany Athletics 29-7-1  Upper NY Host Albany Twilight League
Long Island Storm 9-5 Metro NY #1 Long Island Stan Musial
Sports Fever 30-4 Metro NY Parade Grounds League
North Haledon Reds 16-9 NJ #1/North New Jersey Met League
Buena Vista Tomahawks 16-8 NJ #2/South Delaware Valley League
All Stars Academy 24-10 Upper NY #2 Albany Twilight League


THE LAST TIME THE ALBANY TWILIGHT LEAGUE HOSTED THE NORTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL TOURNAMENT…CONGRATULATIONS TO THE EASTON HUSKIES (Massachusetts) for defeating the Albany Athletics (Upper New York) by an 8-1 score in the 2008 AABC North Atlantic Regional Championship at Central Park A Diamond. The championship tilt was a rematch of the 2007 Regional title game on Long Island between the Huskies and Athletics. Both years Easton came out on top and advanced to the AABC National World Series in Huntsville, Texas on August 13-17. Easton (41-1 overall) was also the only team to hand the Athletics (34-12 overall) two losses in the 10-team Regional event this year which was hosted by the Albany Twilight League at Bleecker Stadium in Albany and Central Park in Schenectady.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING TEAMS QUALIFYING FOR THE 2008 NORTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL TOURNAMENT IN ALBANY:
Team Record Association League
Albany Athletics 30-9  Upper NY #1 Albany Twilight
All Star Batting 15-6-1 CT #1 Tri-State League
Bergen Cardinals 20-2 New Jersey #1 North Jersey Majors Met
Brass City Brew 24-1 CT #2 Tri-State League
Davies AC 20-4 Upper NY Host Albany Twilight
Easton Huskies 36-0 Mass #1 Cranberry League
Long Island Storm 55-15 Metro NY #1 Long Island Stan Musial
North Haledon Reds 18-8-1 New Jersey #2 North Jersey Majors Met
Verdero Collegians 23-7 Metro NY #2 Westchester BB Association
Worcester Black Sox 28-5 Mass #2 Hockomock BB League

Trophy pictures

Proud host of the
2010 AABC North Atlantic Regional Tournament

Albany Twilight League

The Albany Twilight League has been bringing baseball to the Capital Region since 1930 when founder George Elwell first organized the league. As the oldest amateur baseball league in the country, the ATL has been proud to showcase the Capital Region’s best talent. Throughout its 78 years of existence the league has been the place for existing and former college players, for former minor league and major league players to continue their playing experiences long after the conclusion of their professional careers, and has been the starting point for many minor league and major league players.