Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Leinberger, along with Hazelwood East's Wesley Haskins and Hazelwood Central's Travis Seitrich, played in the second annual SmilesLEAGUE Coaches’ Choice All-St. Louis, All-Star High School Baseball Game at Busch Stadium.
Hazelwood West High School's Matt Leinberger was among three Hazelwood School District (HSD) students selected for the 2012 SmilesLEAGUE Coaches’ Choice All-St. Louis, All-Star High School Baseball Game that was held June 16 at Busch Stadium. The second annual SmilesLeague Coaches' Choice High School Seniors All-Star baseball game included 34 public high school seniors including Leinberger, Hazelwood East's Wesley Haskins and Hazelwood Central's Travis Seitrich. Each of the SmilesLEAGUE all-star athletes was pre-selected by their school’s coaching staff. Leinberger was a part of the Blue Team, which won the charity event 8-4. Wesley and Seitrich were on the Green Team that gave a good effort. The game followed the 1:15 p.m. St. Louis …
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Show up and support Leinberger at the Seniors All-Star baseball game June 16 at Busch Stadium. It's free to attend.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Leinberger, along with Hazelwood East's Wesley Haskins and Hazelwood Central's Travis Seitrich, will play in the second annual Smiles League Coaches' Choice High School Seniors All-Star baseball game June 16 at Busch Stadium.
Hazelwood West High School's Matt Leinberger is all smiles. You could say that mainly because the senior Wildcat baseball player is among three Hazelwood School District (HSD) students selected for the 2012 SmilesLEAGUE Coaches’ Choice All-St. Louis, All-Star High School Baseball Game to be held June 16 p.m. at Busch Stadium. The second annual Smiles League Coaches' Choice High School Seniors All-Star baseball game players were announced Sunday outside of Busch Stadium, and he along with Hazelwood East's Wesley Haskins and Hazelwood Central's Travis Seitrich will be playing in the charity event. The game will follow the 1:15 p.m. St. Louis Cardinals vs. Kansas City Royals game. Admission to the All-Star game is free. The All-Star lineup …
Sunday, April 29, 2012
The Wildcats storm back from early deficit to knock off St. Dominic, a team that had won 10 straight games before Friday's tournament matchup in O'Fallon.
O'FALLON -- The early part of Friday's Ft. Zumwalt North Invitational Tournament (FZN Tourney) opening game at Westhoff Park, began as many others had for tourney favorite and No. 3 ranked area small school baseball team, St. Dominic High. The Crusaders turned a walk, a stolen base, and two basehits into a 2-0 lead in the second inning, and were getting dominant pitching from ace starter Jacob Wehde. But then a funny thing happened on the way to another St. Dom easy win. The opponent on the field, the Hazelwood West Wildcats, remembered they are Hazelwood West and they don't give up so easily. And boy did the Wildcats remember in a big way, scoring five runs in the fifth inning, and six more in the seventh, to completely blow away the …
The Wildcats storm back from early deficit to win 11-4, and hand St. Dominic its first loss since March.
O'FALLON -- Hazelwood West High School trailed St. Dominic until the team caught up scoring five runs in the fifth inning, and six more in the seventh, to blow away the third-ranked team in the city, 11-4, and hand St. Dominic its first loss since March. Remember you can like Hazelwood Patch on Facebook at www.facebook.com/HazelwoodPatch. Don't forget to visit Twitter: twitter.com/HazelwoodPatch, or signup for the Hazelwood Patch newsletter here.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
The Pirates survive marathon ballgame against the Wildcats in an early-season Suburban North Conference showdown, thanks to senior Matt Wilkes' ninth-inning, game-winning double.
Just about every time one of the teams from Pattonville High School squares off against one of the teams from Hazelwood West High School, no matter what the sport, there's a pretty good chance the result is going to be some kind of dynamite athletic competition, that won't be decided until the game's final moments. Automatic Rivalry That's what happened when the Pirates and Wildcats met in boys and girls basketball, football, soccer, and swimming this year. So it should be no surprise that on Thursday afternoon, at West's Beckemeier Baseball Field, the teams waged another fantastic battle in their longtime athletic rivalry. And this time, it was the Pirates who came out on top, claiming a nine-inning, 5-4 victory over the Wildcats, in a …
Take a looks at photo's from Thursday's baseball meetup between Hazelwood West and Pattonville high schools. Slideshow: Hazelwood West vs. Pattonville in First Place Suburban North Conference Meetup
The Pattonville Pirates should be exhausted. They had to work hard to take the win away from the Hazelwood West Wildcats on Thursday. The game went two extra innings, with both teams having chances to win it in either of the extra frames. In the end the Pirates came out on top, claiming a nine-inning, 5-4 victory over the Wildcats, but not without some great plays and hits from both teams. Check out the photos to see what we're talking about. Can the Wildcats take it all the way and end up on top in Suburban North Conference play?
Monday, June 6, 2011
Hazelwood West senior-to-be Oday Al-Yatim has seven hits in his past three games for American National.
ST. LOUIS—After a brutal beginning to their summer baseball schedule that included 13 games in eight days, the American National Eagles of the St. Louis Amateur Baseball Association (SLABA) were hoping that coach Bill Becher would give them the day off on Sunday and Monday. And Becher planned to do just that, but he told the team of 18-and under all-stars from high schools all over North St. Louis County, that if they wanted those two days off, they had to earn them. “I told the guys if they played hard these last two games, then I’d give them both those days off,” Becher said. “We’re all tired from all these games. I need the days off, too. But we still need to play hard. And they definitely did. I’m not unhappy at all.” Nor should he be…
Tracey
11:33 am on Thursday, June 14, 2012
Good Luck to all the baseball players playing this saturday! What a dream come true for them to step foot on the grounds of Busch Staduim and play their passion sport- BASEBALL!!!!!!! I hope the scouts are watching especially at MATT LEINBERGER !!!! more ›