Kitchener Hallman Twins win 2022 ISC World Tournament Championship

Blair Setford • August 21, 2022

Twins take first title since 2009

Congratulations to Kitchener Hallman Twins, #ISCWT2022 Champions!


#ISCWT2022 Order of Finish, All World Teams and Individual Awards

1st: Kitchener, ON Hallman Twins

2nd: Clifton Park, NY New York Gremlins

3rd: Agoura Hills, CA JB

4th: Chippewa on the Thames First Nation, ON Bear Creek Express


First Team All World

Mathieu Roy, Gremlins

Quinten Bruce, Express

Tyler Johnson, Circle Tap Dukes

Erick Ochoa, Gremlins

Jerome Raemaki, Gremlins

Marshall Kronk, Twins

Lenny Villalvazo, JB

Rafael Flores, JB

Zenon Winters, Gremlins

Huemul Mata, Twins

Andrew Kirkpatrick, Gremlins

Roman Godoy, JB


Second Team All World

Teo Migliavacca, Twins

Scott Nehaj, Grande Prairie Pirates

Carlos Colmenares, AWP Lumberjacks

Brandon Horn, Express

Tony Gonzalez, Hill United Chiefs

Federico Eder, Twins

Cam Schiller, Twins

Ryan Boland, Express

Nico Carril, JB

Devon McCullough, Dukes

Sean Cleary, Express

Kyle Linton, Niagara Stompers


ISC Awards

Best Dressed Team: Universidad Nacional de la Matanza

Frank Porth Most Sportsmanlike Team: AHI Reapers

Kevin Herlihy Newcomer of the Year: David Galeno, San Antonio Glowworm

Leading Hitter: Erick Ochoa, Gremlins

Most RBIs: Marshall Kronk, Twins

Leroy Zimmerman Most Outstanding Pitcher: Huemul Mata, Twins

Cleo Goyette Most Valuable Player: Marshall Kronk, Twins

Passing of Umpire Fred Malatches

By Blair Setford • October 6, 2025
It’s with great sadness that I announce the passing of Fred Malatches from Cambridge, Ontario. Fred was not only a very close friend, but also a 4-time ISC World Tournament umpire in 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018. Fred passed away overnight at his home. Fred’s family was so important to him and I know they will miss him dearly. Please keep his family and friends in your thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Randy McLamb ISC Umpire-In-Chief

New ISC Legends Rules for 2026

By Blair Setford • October 5, 2025
The ISC Board of Directors has approved the following updated rules for the Legends 50+ Division for 2026 Legends Rules of Eligibility: 1) Player must reach "Qualifying Age" of 50 in the calendar year of the Designated Classification for participation. - no change 2) A player on a ISC World Tournament roster is ineligible to participate in the Legends tournament until that World Tournament team has been eliminated or the player is released from that World Tournament roster. - R EMOVING THIS RULE 3) now 2) ISC Out-of-Region rules and fees do not apply to the Legends Championship - no change 4) Legends roster shall be comprised of players from the nation of registry and each team will be allowed six (6) from out of their nation, two (2) of which can be from outside of North America (Canada/USA/Mexico) - CHANGING THIS RULE TO THE FOLLOWING: 3) Legends roster shall be comprised of players from the nation of registry and each team will be allowed up to eight (8) players from outside of their nation. 5) Effective for 2025: Team rosters for all ISC Legends Championship play shall be restricted to four (4) pitchers. Pitcher is defined as any player on a 20-man roster who pitches in ISC Legends Championship competition. The four (4) pitchers for ISC Legends Championship play are deemed to be the first four (4) that pitch in the ISC Legends Championship. - CHANGING THIS RULE TO THE FOLLOWING: 4) Effective for 2026: Team rosters for all ISC Legends Championship play shall be restricted to four (4) 50+ yr old pitchers (any number of 60+ pitchers are allowed). Pitcher is defined as any player on a 20-man roster who pitches in ISC Legends Championship competition. The four (4) 50+ yr old pitchers for ISC Legends Championship play are deemed to be the first four (4) 50+ yr old that pitch in the ISC Legends Championship. Playing rules for ISC Legends remain unchanged. Teams interested in competing in the 2026 ISC Legends 50+ Division should contact Keith Erkenbrack for more information.