Due to lack of District participation, EGBR will be sending two teams directly to the Babe Ruth State Tournament this year.   

The 13 year-old team will be heading to Fairfield July 6-11,

The 14 year-old team, will be heading to Woodland July 6-12. 

The 15 year-old team will need to play a head-to-head best of 3 against Woodland at BSP on Sat June 29, Sun June 30, and Mon July 1, if necessary.  All games will start at 6:30 pm.  Winner will advance to the 15 year-old State Tournament in Belmont July 6 - 11. 

Congratulations to all of our top players who have been selected by the league coaches to represent EGBR in these tournaments! 

Check back here often for additional exciting news about the EGBR All-Star teams! 

June 30, 2019 - The  EGBR 15 Year-Old All-Stars took the first two games 18-16 and 15-14 to advance to the State Tournament in Belmont!

July 6, 2019 - The EGBR 15 year-old team wins their opener of the State Tournament with a 4.5 inning 20-6 victory over Bel-Mateo!  EG gave up 5 in a rough first inning, but clamped down the defense and fired up the bats in a big way!

July 6, 2019 - The EGBR 14's lost the first game on Saturday but play Monday an elimination game Monday night at 5pm Clark Field

July 7, 2019 - The 15's pulled off another great game against Washington Manor, winning 12-0.  Aiden Griffen a complete game shut out in 5 innings. Joey Avila threw out a number of runners trying to steal. Joey, Aiden, Dylan and Mason all had big hits and RBI's ( among others with timely hits.)  Next game Tuesday 7:30 pm Belmont Sports Complex vs. the other Bel-Mateo team. 

July 7, 2019 - The EGBR 13's won their elimination game against Napa-Solano 32-16 after trailing by a couple of runs early. They play Monday at 8pm at Allen Witt Park Fairfield 

July 9, 2019 - The EGBR 15's suffered their first loss 9-2 to a very good Bel-Mateo team.  Looking to beat Palo Alto on Wednesday and take a second (and maybe third) shot at Bel-Mateo on Thursday.

July 10, 2019 - The EGBR 15's came up a bit short against Palo Alto.  EG was first to score 2 runs on a hard hit ball past the shortstop by Josh Strom.  Palo Alto took the lead on a few errors and never looked back, although the EG team did what they do best and came storming back in late innings but could not fully recover from a 9 run deficit.  The game ended at 12-8 but the EG team made it exciting to the end.  It was a real pleasure helping to coach this team of players who played their hearts out and left everything on the field.