Tri-Village Little League 9/10 All-Stars head to Guilderland for state tournament

Jul 25, 2016 John McIntyre Sports, Youth Sports

The Tri-Village Little League 9/10 All-Stars. Submitted photo

Note: This story has been updated to reflect Tri-Village’s schedule for the first two days of the state tournament.

BETHLEHEM — Tri-Village Little League’s 9/10 year-old All-Star team will play in this week’s New York State Championships at Guilderland’s Keenholts Park.

Tri-Village’s first game is Tuesday, July 26, at 5:30 p.m. against Massapequa Coast from Long Island. The winner moves on to the next round of the championship bracket Wednesday, July 27, at 8 p.m. against either Plattsburgh or New City, while the loser faces an elimination game at 5:30 p.m.

Tri-Village qualified by winning both the District 13-14 and the Section 2 South Regional championships with a combined record of 13-1. The Bethlehem-based squad defeated Guilderland for the district title and Saugerties for the section championship.

Players on Tri-Village’s roster are CJ Franchini, Danny Battista, Willem Kotary, Jack Vagianelis, Brian Carrothers Jr., Jack Lanzoni, Drew Kindlon, Jack Fuller, Kieran Kostanoski, George Abdo, Scott Sleurs, Mike Waldenmaier and Joe Monserrat. The team is coached by manager John Vagianelis and assistants Nick Abdo and Keith Kostanoski.

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It sounds expensive. Will this be a way of subsidizing sprawl at the expense of denser urban areas that more efficiently support transit? Would there be more benefit to providing greater service to urban routes, instead?

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And would these vehicles be accessible? That would be a HUGE plus since STAR does not serve Clifton Park.

The plan they had for the bus route in Clifton Park was a total failure. The bus that ran between Saratoga Springs and Clifton Park called the 409, went between two bedroom communities and not down to Latham Farm and not even to the Walmart in Clifton Park. If someone wanted to work at Global Foundries had to take a bus from Troy out to Schenectady then take the bus from Schdy up to the Saratoga. A person would then take a bus down to where Global Foundries. It would have been easier if the 409 had went from Latham Farm up to Saratoga where Global Foundries was between those two. If a person live in the Bronx and worked in Manhattan, a person would have had to go up to Yonkers, then over to Rockland County, down to Jersey and finally into Manhattan.

I always wished there was a bus between Latham and Clifton park

It’s something that’s LONG overdue! I think it’s gonna be a huge plus!

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