Beaver Falls Tigers Baseball 2004

WPIAL PLAYOFF PARTICIPANT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

9-7 Overall Record;  6-4 Section 6-AA Record

The Tiger baseball team entered the season with the knowledge that they had not appeared in the playoffs since 1997.  The team worked hard following a slow start (1-3 record in section 6-AA) to win five of their last six Section games and qualified for the playoffs for the first time in seven years.  Many players made this feat possible.  Both Rocky Washington and Andy Hiskey eclipsed .500 batting averages and qualified as WPIAL All-stars.  Mike Ginand pitched expertly for the Tigers with a 4-2 record, solidifying the Tigers defensively.  The Tigers fought through an adverse beginning to accomplish the unexpected. Excerpted from The Tiger, 2004

 

2004 Roster		2004 Game Results
Class of 2004 Ryan Beegle Josh Campbell Brent Christopherson Andy Hiskey Rocky Washington Tim Magee Jacob Gaul Tom House, Head Coach Rich Manzetti, Coach Rich Rowe, Coach Bob Middleman, Coach   Joe Fairley Mike Ginand Joe Kittner Dan Pisano Jimmy Yonlisky		Section 6-AA 6-4, Second Place; 9-7 Overall Center Won 5-4 Aliquippa Won 10-0 Riverside Lost 3-12 Neshannock Lost 1-6 Ellwood City Lost 2-6 Mohawk Won 6-5 New Brighton Lost 4-13 Laurel Lost 0-8 Shenango Won 9-8 Riverside Won 4-2 Aliquippa Won 18-3 Mohawk Won 10-6 Ellwood City Won 8-7 Laurel Lost 2-3 Shenango Won 12-2       WPIAL AA Playoffs     South Park Lost 5-9