2023 Chiefs Challenge Schedule

Blair Setford • May 10, 2023

Schedule for the 2023 Chiefs Challenge in Simcoe, ON

HILL UNITED 2023 CHIEFS CHALLENGE

June 23-25, 2023

 

Big Pete’s Division                                                  KRH Division

Hill United Chiefs                                                    Bear Creek Express

Toronto Batmen                                                       Niagara Stompers

New York Gremlins                                                Niagara Snappers

Elmira Expos                                                              Ohsweken Redmen


Friday June 23

Game 1 F1 6:30pm    Hill United Chiefs vs Niagara Stompers

Game 2 F2 6:30pm    Ohsweken Redmen vs Elmira Expos

Game 3 F1 8:30pm     NY Gremlins vs Bear Creek Express

Game 4 F2 8:30pm    Toronto Batmen vs Niagara Snappers


Saturday June 24

Game 5 F1 9:00am    Ohsweken Redmen vs Hill United Chiefs

Game 6 F2 9:00am    Elmira Expos vs Niagara Stompers

Game 7 F1 11:00am  Toronto Batmen vs Bear Creek Express

Game 8 F2 11:00am  New York Gremlins vs Niagara Snappers

Game 9 F1 1:00pm   Niagara Stompers vs Toronto Batmen

Game 10 F2 1:00pm  Ohsweken Redmen vs New York Gremlins

Game 11 F1 3:00pm  Hill United Chiefs vs Niagara Snappers

Game 12 F2 3:00pm  Elmira Expos vs Bear Creek Express

Game 13 F1 6:00pm  Bear Creek Express vs Hill United Chiefs

Game 14 F2 6:00pm  Niagara Snappers vs Elmira Expos

Game 15 F1 8:00pm  New York Gremlins vs Niagara Stompers

Game 16 F2 8:00pm   Toronto Batmen vs Ohsweken Redmen


Sunday June 25

Game 17 10am          1st Overall vs 4th Overall

Game 18 10am          2nd Overall vs 3rd Overall

Game 19 12pm           Winner Game 17 vs Winner Game 18


By Brian Eradus May 27, 2025
At 40 years old , Scott McDonald is the definition of a seasoned competitor. A pitcher for the Walton Brewers , Scott has spent decades around the game, and in 2025, he’s not just lacing up his cleats—he’s helping guide the next generation of talent in one of fastpitch’s most storied tournaments: the ISC World Tournament . A Life Built Around the Game Scott’s journey in fastpitch began before he even truly understood it. “My parents took me to games from a young age—my dad Rick McDonald played,” he recalls. “I was just five years old when I started.” Following in his father’s footsteps, Scott found himself drawn to the competitive fire of the sport. Over the years, that competitive nature helped him thrive on the mound and build a reputation as a player who not only performs under pressure but also leads with purpose . A Pitcher, Mentor, and Builder of the Game Now one of the most experienced players in the Brewers’ dugout, Scott sees his role shifting. “I’m doing less playing and more coaching ,” he says. “I want to grow the team , help develop younger players, and pass on what I’ve learned.” He’s focused on teaching the finer points of the game—especially how to approach challenges mentally and tactically. His on-deck routine and superstition—“ Right cleat on first ”—might be a small detail, but it represents the kind of structure and preparation he instills in others.
By Brian Eradus May 26, 2025
This past weekend, two major ISC qualifier tournaments took place — showcasing top-tier talent, fierce competition, and memorable moments on the road to the ISC World Tournament. Clark Evans Memorial ISC Qualifier (US West Qualifier) Location: Newberg, Oregon The Clark Evans Memorial saw a strong field of competitors battling for the top spot. After a weekend of intense matchups, the Grass Valley Greens emerged victorious, edging out K-Club in a tense 1-0 final. Pitching and defense ruled the day, as both teams put on a masterclass of tight, disciplined play. Final Standings: 1️⃣ GV Greens 2️⃣ K-Club 3️⃣ Westside Jacks 4️⃣ NW Braves 5️⃣ MT Pine Bettles 6️⃣ MT Young Guns Congratulations to the Grass Valley Greens on their impressive tournament run! Joe Santos Memorial Tournament Location: Pueblo, Colorado In Pueblo, the Pueblo Bandits claimed the Joe Santos Memorial title with a decisive 3-1 victory over Shock . Bandits’ starting pitcher Gus Valdes was dominant, going the full six innings and surrendering only three hits. The big blow came in the third inning when catcher Alex Del Valle launched a crucial 3-run homerun , ultimately sealing the win. Shock managed to push across a single run in the fourth, but Valdes closed the door, finishing the game in style with a strikeout.  These tournaments continue to highlight the competitive spirit and talent across ISC fastpitch. Stay tuned for more qualifier results as teams battle for their place at the ISC World Tournament ! 👉 Follow all the action at: iscfastpitch.com