The NCABL releases the names of ten top performers voted to this season's All-Star Club

The NCABL All-Star game will be hosted by the Parkland Whitesox for the second consecutive year at Henry Singer Park on July 20th. Today, the League released the first ten voted all-stars from across the entire league. Later this week, All-Star Managers' Doug Jones and Derek St. Laurent with the help of their coaching staffs will be selecting the remaining twenty players from each of two Divisions being represented. The Division 1 club will be represented by players from the Whitesox, Mets, Blackhawks, Axemen, and Sherwood Park Athletics; the Division 2 club by the Indians, Red Lions, Paladins, Edmonton Athletics and Warriors. The contest which begins at 6:45 p.m. features some of the very best baseball players in the greater Edmonton area in a game fans will not want to miss for its action on the field and giveaways off the field. ( for more information, click onto League and scroll down to All-Star Game 2010)

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Red Lions retire jersey of long time NCABL great Dean Fagnan

On Saturday, June 5, 2010, the Westlock Red Lions retired the jersey of eighteen year career veteran, Dean Fagnan, in a short ceremony during the annual Harvey J. Doherty Memorial Tournament. Following a storied minor baseball career in the Westlock area, Fagnan broke into the League as a young junior aged second baseman and posted a .357 rookie season batting average.

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Whitesox enter prestigious Kelowna Tournament for the second time in as many years

The ever reliable work horse, Jamie Cameron, was again given the call by Parkland Whitesox Manager Doug Jones in their opening game against the Kamloops Sun Devils on Wednesday, June 30th. Despite a strong performance by Cameron, the Whitesox dropped a 2-0 decision in the opening game of the 2010 tournament before rebounding on Canada Day with a 6-3 victory over the Langley Blaze. Josh Turner recorded the victory for the Whitesox, while Aaron Huber’s hot bat provided the offense with two hits and a walk on his way to scoring two runs and adding one RBI.

The Whitesox faced the Everitt Merchants on Friday and managed to take a 4-2 lead into the 5th inning before the wheels fell off. Several key Whitesox errors and some opportunistic hitting on the part of the Merchants allowed the latter to come from behind to defeat the Whitesox by a score of 10-4. The Kelowna Tournament featured fourteen high calibre senior clubs split into three pools of four and six teams respectively. Playoffs were scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. No results were available as of the time of this release.