2023

Squadron 12U takes back-to-back tournament championships at the KSports Turfmania Tournamount & the MVP Queen City Autism Awareness Classic!

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2022

Squadron 11U takes the Cincinnati Galaxy Big Bang Championship

Squadron 13U Gold goes undefeated and wins the Cedar Point Lake Effect Classic Championship

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Squadron 9U wins the Mason Monarchs Swing for the Ring Tournament

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2021

Squadron 10U takes second-place in the Dingers For Dads tournament

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Squadron 15U Comes back to win the
Southwest Ohio League tournament

After dropping the first game of the tournament 3-1, Squadron 15U rebounded strongly on Sunday by winning their game against the Firehawks 11-4.

In game two on Sunday, Squadron 15U continued rolling along by beating the second seed Queen City Royals Blue 10-1 behind a strong pitching performance from Tyler Brenner.

The finals saw Squadron go up against the #1 seed in the tourney for the championship. The game went to extra innings with Squadron pulling out the win 7-6 behind a stellar pitching performance from Will Perry. The team had great offensive balance led by Tyler Geselbracht, Andrew Cissel, Seth Williams, and Peyton May.

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Squadron 12U Gold Takes Second-Place in the
CIncinnati Galaxy Big Bang Spring Tournament

Squadron 12U Gold rolled into Sunday's elimination round at 8 AM to begin the day with a combined no-hitter from Joe Richmond and Evan Leader vs Ironmen Black 12U. Luke Bolger and Jack Reuszer led the way with 2 hits each in the 5-2 win.

Deklan McGahan started game two right where Joe and Evan left off and threw 5 innings vs Galaxy Black 12U while only giving up 1 earned run. Reid Rowland led the offense with a double and single and Luke Bolger made multiple highlight-reel plays in center field. Evan Leader came in again for the save to seal the 6-3 win.

The championship was a rematch from Saturday vs the Riverbats 12U National-Cooperstown team. Squadron held tough but the Riverbats' offense and pitching was just too much in the end.

Three days, five games, a second-place finish, and countless memories.