Novato North Little League (Rookie) - Thursday April 23rd, 2009 Mets vs the Marlins

Three up three down let's throw it around. The players showed us how far they've come today. Dylan Creamer started the Mets off right with a RBI with his first at bat. Bryce Bernales dazzled with his speed in tagging out runners at second base. And joining in the fun was Sterling Reed who raised havoc hitting with his line drives to third base as a Lefty!

Stopping line drives, and batting his own drives, today's game ball goes to our pitcher Michael Lamerdin. Michael provided us all a clinic on giving it your all.

Little League Giants Game April 19th, 2009

Hot day for the Mets on the field today, only today's field was the track around AT&T Park. Our boys walked the field as Giants warmed up on the field, Diamond Back players were being interviewed in dug outs, and scores of little league players paraded the field. A day of fun in the sun filled with friends, slides, and orange wiffle ball bats. Minor league players from Novato's own North Little League took the field, only to be met by their counter part Giants. Each received an autographed ball, a smile, and a handshake. When watching a major league player chatting up a little league player, I couldn't help but wonder...maybe one of them would be our kid some day.

Novato North Little League (Rookie) - Sunday April 5th, 2009 Mets vs the Rockies

Crossing the Rockies was no easy feat. But after yesterday's batting refresher course, our Met's bats lit up the field with line drives. Today's game ball went to Bryce Bernales for outstanding batting and shortstop play. Bryce's swing came around, crediting him for a double and a RBI. In addition, the Rockies drove several bouncing balls at him, that Bryce stopped both with his glove and body! Now that's called taking one (3 actually) for the team.

Novato North Little League (Rookie) - Saturday April 4th, 2009 Mets vs the Pirates

The winds were a blowin' with the Pirates sailing in. Pitches flew inside, and bats were left swinging. But our Mets managed some stand out performances just the same with excellent defense and offense all around. Today's game ball went to Sed Conklin. Sed's golden glove performance at second base was fun to watch, stopping anything that came his way.