This section contains information on 2025 post-season tournaments. The brackets and status of the PRLL Divisional Championship tournaments can be found on the PLAYOFFS page under the "Team Central" tab on the top menu. 

As of July 3, the District 18 all-star tournaments are almost over, and all our PRLL baseball and softball all-star teams represented PRLL in stellar fashion.  None of the teams left their tournament without at least one win.  The baseball 12's made the final round before losing to Nyack/VCC.  The baseball10's, on July 3, edged New City, 6-5, in the upper bracket final, to reach the championship round, and on July 5, the team convincingly defeated West Nyack, 13-3, to win the District 18 Tournament.

BASEBALL

Here is   a link to all 2025 District 18 BASEBALL Tournaments.

Major Boys (12's):  PR started the tournament with a narrow 3-2 loss to Nanuet on 6/22, but bounced back to defeat West Nyack, 11-0 on 6/25, then New City, 3-0 on 6/27, and then won a rematch with Nanuet on 6/28, 10-9.  On June 30, the team defeated South Orangetown, 7-1, in the lower bracket final.  The team advanced to the final round to play Nyack/Valley Cottage/Congers on July 2 at 7:30 pm at the Nanuet field.  Nyack/VCC won that game to win the championship, but the PRLL team can be proud of their play in the tournament.   

The PRLL baseball 11's won their opener against S. Orangetown, 7-2 on 6/22 and on 6/23 outscored Nyack/Valley Cottage/Congers, 19-5.  The team lost to Stony Point, 12-2, on 6/26 and to New City by the same score on 6/28, to finish their tournament with a 2-2 record.

The 10 year-olds' baseball team came flying out of the gate to win their first three games, 13-3 over Haverstraw (6/22), 10-0 over Suffern (6/23) and 6-0 over South Orangetown (6/28).  In the upper bracket final game on 7/2, the team defeated New City, 6-5, at the Stony Point complex, and reached the final round.  On July 5, at Hemlock Field in Congers, they defeated the West Nyack team (which came in with a 5-1 record), 13-3.  The PRLL baseball 10's are the 2025 District 18 Champions.  (See below** for the team's next tournament).

SOFTBALL

Here is   a link to all 2025 District 18 SOFTBALL Tournaments:

The PRLL Major Girls (12's) team took their first game, 10-2, against S. Orangetown on 6/21, then lost to New City, 13-3, on 6/23.  They then bounced back with wins over Suffern (7-4 on 6/23) and South Orangetown (15-0 on 6/25)  before dropping a close game to New City (13-11 on 6/26) to end up with a 3-2 record. 

The PR softball 11's team was edged out in their opened by New City, 9-8, on 6/21.  They defeated Suffern, 6-0 on 6/24, but bowed to Nanuet, 10-2, on 6/25.

The softball 10's buried New City, 17-0 on 6/21, then lost a 5-4 squeaker to a combined Haverstraw/Stony Point team on 6/22. The team bounced back with wins over Suffern (14-4 on 6/24) and Nanuet (7-6 on 6/25), before running into that same combined Haverstraw/Stony Point squad on 6/27, losing 12-6, to finish with a record of 3-2. .  



**The PRLL Baseball 10 year-olds now advance to the NY Section 3N Tournament, and will play Ossining on Sat., July 12 at 10:00 am at the Seaboldt (District 33) field, 77 Montrose Point, Montrose, NY  (Link to Directions).  

Section 3N Bracket for Baseball 10 year-olds:

PRLL IS PROUD TO HOST THE THIRD ANNUAL CAROLYN SULLIVAN MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT (FOR 9 YEAR-OLD GIRLS). 

6/15/2025: PRLL's nine year old girls' team won the Third Annual Carolyn Sullivan Memorial Tournament with a 8-0 victory over West Nyack-NVCC.  LINK TO PHOTOS OF FINALIST TEAMS.

Tournament Information and Schedule:

2025 Pearl River Carolyn Sullivan Memorial 9 year old All-Star Tournament
Home/Away teams determined by coin toss before each game.
Friday & Saturday are "pool play" games. At the end of Saturday's games seeding for Sunday's Championship and consolation games
	will be determined by overall win/loss record, then run differential (runs scored-runs allowed).
In the event of a tie in seeding we will utilize tie-breakers as follows:
1) Head to Head (if the teams played in pool play the winner of their head to head meeting would get the higher seeding)
2) Runs allowed
3) Runs scored
Team Draw:
Team A:	Haverstraw
Team B:	West Nyack
Team C:	Stony Point
Team D:	Pearl River
Team E:	Nanuet
Team F:	Suffern
#	Date	Day	Time			Field	Result
1	June 20	Friday	5:30	A vs B	Haverstraw vs West Nyack	McCarthy
2	June 20	Friday	5:30	E vs F	Nanuet vs Suffern	Brady
3	June 20	Friday	7:30	C vs D	Stony Point vs Pearl River	McCarthy
4	June 21	Saturday	8:30	A vs C	Haverstraw vs Stony Point	Brady
5	June 21	Saturday	8:30	B vs E	West Nyack vs Nanuet	McCarthy
6	June 21	Saturday	10:30	D vs F	Pearl River vs Suffern	McCarthy
7	June 22	Sunday	8:30	1 vs 2 Championship		McCarthy
8	June 22	Sunday	8:30	3 vs 4 Consolation		Brady
9	June 22	Sunday	10:30	5 vs 6 Consolation		Brady

Tournament Origins and Background:

In September, 2009, Carolyn Marie Sullivan, a happy eight year-old first baseman on the Rookie Girls Blaze team, passed away after a five-month battle with a glioblastoma multiforme brain tumor.  After having surgery in May, Carolyn continued to attend her team’s games and pursue other aspects of her life, showing enormous courage and vitality.  A tournament that features enthusiastic young softball teams playing a game that Carolyn enjoyed is a fitting tribute to her memory. Carolyn was also connected to softball through her grandfather John (who passed in 2011), a softball coach at Clarkstown North and the fifth winningest softball coach in Rockland history. PRLL has established this memorial tournament as an annual tradition. 
     (Note: The Carolyn Sullivan Memorial Foundation renders assistance to sick children and their families.)