Streaming schedule for Chiefs Challenge

Blair Setford • June 23, 2022

ISC Network and Softball Premier TV on hand for Chiefs Challenge

Broadcast schedule for this weekend's Chiefs Challenge, which is an ISC Qualifier. Seven of the top 16 teams from the ISC's mid-June rankings willl be playing at Lions Park in Simcoe.


The ISC Network's Blair Setford & Joe Todd will bring you games in English on Facebook on ISC Canada East with Luciano Lo Frano producing and providing Spanish commentary on Softball Premier TV.


Results:

Chiefs Challenge Gm 1

Hill United Chiefs 4

Niagara Stompers 0

WP Adam Folkard, relief Pablo Migliavacca 

LP Kyle Linton, relief Ryan French


Gm 2

New York Gremlins 3

Grande Prairie Pirates 2

WP Andrew Kirkpatrick 

LP Zach Pierce


Gm 3

Bear Creek Express 5

Toronto Batmen 1

WP Sean Cleary 

LP Tyler Randerson, relief Greg Hammell


Gm 4

Niagara Snappers 2

Ohsweken Redmen 1 - 8 innings

WP Clay Robinson Save Tyson Barkman

LP Caleb Keeshig


G5

NY Gremlins 11

Niagara Snappers 4

WP Sammy Vilallvazzo

LP Reese Yantzi 


G6

Niagara Stompers 4

Bear Creek Express 0

WP Pita Rona, relief Ryan French

LP Justin Schofield, relief Colin Walsh


Gm 7

Toronto Batmen 7

Hill United Chiefs 0

WP Greg Hammell

LP Neil Patrick, relief Adam Folkard 

Batmen HRs Ty Sebastian Denny Benson


Gm 8

NY Gremlins 9

Ohsweken Redmen 1

WP Andrew Kirkpatrick, relief Javier Caballeros

LP Caleb Keeshig, relief Fred Follings


Gm9

Grande Prairie Pirates 4

Ohsweken Redmen 1

WP Steve Normand

LP Fred Follings, relief Caleb Keeshig


Gm 10

Toronto Batmen 3

Niagara Stompers 2

WP Ty Sebastian 

LP Ryan French, in relief of Kyle Linton


Gm 11

Hill United Chiefs 4

Bear Creek Express 2

WP Pablo Migliavacca, relief Adam Folkard 

LP Sean Cleary, relief Justin Schofield


Gm 12

Grande Prairie Pirates 9

Niagara Snappers 3

WP Riley Manion relief Steve Normand

LP Tyson Barkman, relief Clayton Robinson


Big Pete's Division

  1. Toronto Batmen 2-1

  2. Hill United Chiefs 2-1

  3. Niagara Stompers 1-2

  4. Bear Creek Express 1-2


KRH Division 

  1. NY Gremlins 3-0

  2. Grande Prairie Pirates 2-1

  3. Niagara Snappers 1-2

  4. Ohsweken Redmen 0-3


Playoffs

Gm 13 

Hill United Chiefs 7

Niagara Snappers 0

WP Nick Patrick, relief Pablo Migliavacca, Adam Folkard - no hitter

LP Reese Yantzi, relief Todd Bobinski


Gm 14

Grande Prairie Pirates 3

Niagara Stompers 2

WP Zach Pierce 

LP Connor Brooks, relief Gregg Garrity


Semi 1

Grande Prairie Pirates 4

Toronto Batmen 2

WP Zach Pierce

LP Greg Hammell 


Semi 2

NY Gremlins 4

Hill United Chiefs 2

WP Andrew Kirkpatrick 

LP Pablo Migliavacca in relief of Adam Folkard 


Final

NY Gremlins 5

Grande Prairie Pirates 4

Andrew Kirkpatrick walk off HR!

WP Andrew Kirkpatrick in relief of Sammy Vilallvazzo

LP Zach Pierce in relief of Steve Normand 


Top pitcher Zach Pierce, Grand Prairie Pirates 

Top batter Ty Sebastian, Toronto Batmen 

MVP Andrew Kirkpatrick, NY Gremlins


Congratulations to 2022 Chiefs Challenge Champions New York Gremlins




By Blair Setford July 29, 2025
The International Softball Congress is pleased to announce the three players, one administrator, one manager and one sponsor that have been nominated for induction into the ISC Hall of Fame at the 2026 ISC World Tournament in Kitchener, ON. Congratulations to Canadian players Jeff Ellsworth and Ian Fehrman, Argentine pitcher Lucas Mata, manager Jeff Borror, former ISC President Dean Oscar and long-time Gremlins sponsor Bruce Tanski in the Bob Welby Memorial Award category. Jeff Ellsworth, Albany, PEI, combined the gifts of speed, power, batting average and elite fielding over a 17-year career. He was selected to six All-World teams, twice to the first All-World team and four times to the second All-World team. Jeff was the Cleo Goyette MVP of the 2014 ISC World Tournament, winning one of his five ISC championships. Ian Fehrman, Townsend, ON, made every team that he played on better. In a game blessed with premier athletes at shortstop, Ian was a rock in the middle of the infield. Every one of his six All-World selections was to the first team – a huge accomplishment considering the quality of shortstops in the game. Lucas Mata, La Pampa, Argentina, was a trailblazer, among the first of the Argentine players to play in the ISC, paving the way for the multitudes to follow. Lucas was named to six ISC All-World teams, four to the first team and twice to the second team. He pitched his teams to five straight ISC championship games between 2003 and 2007 and was the Leroy Zimmerman Most Outstanding Pitcher in 2012. Dean Oscar, Reedsburg, WI, was the longest-tenured ISC President in the history of the organization, serving from 2007 and 2022. His clear thinking and calm demeanor helped him to lead the organization toward being leaner and more efficient. Dean always led the ISC to ensure that the organization was focused on meeting the best interests of players, sponsors and administrators. He can always be found at the ballpark on summer weekends enjoying the best game in the world. Jeff Borror, Shoreline, WA, had a storied softball career as player and coach, and was an outstanding leader on the diamond his whole career. He took over the managerial duties of the powerful Seattle franchise in 1989 when sponsorship changed to Seafirst Bank. In just two years under Jeff’s leadership, Seafirst won the 1990 ISC World Championship. Jeff managed the team until 1996 and the team was a perennial top contender in the powerful Norwest ISC Travel League and at the World Tournament during his tenure. Bruce Tanski, Clifton Park, NY, was the long-time sponsor of the Gremlins organization from 2007 – 2024, resulting in a tremendous run of success with three ISC World Championships in 2018, 2019 and 2023, five second-place finishes and a record-breaking 14 consecutive Final-Four finishes. A softball sponsor since 1970, Bruce also co-sponsored the Heflin Gremlins, Broken Bow Gremlins and Chicago-NY Gremlins. The 2025 ISC Hall of Fame Breakfast and Induction Ceremony will be held August 9, 2026 on the opening Sunday of the 2026 ISC World Tournament in Kitchener, ON.
By Brian Eradus July 27, 2025
🏆 The 2025 ISC World Tournament kicks off today in North Mankato, Minnesota! 🥎 As the action gets underway, we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible athletes who help build the legacy of this tournament. Today we’re featuring exclusive Player Profiles from teams hitting the field tomorrow — the Georgian Bay Giants , Midland Explorers , and Southside Stingers — highlighting the stories, dedication, and talent behind the players who make the ISC what it is. 🔦 Georgian Bay Giants – Yuya Yamawaki 👉 Precision and Persistence on the Mound 🔦 Southside Stingers – Corie List 👉 Leading the Charge for the Southside Stingers 🔦 Midland Explorers – Tony Wark 👉 From Little League to the Big Leagues of Men’s Fastpitch 📲 Stay tuned each day as we continue to share their journeys, insight, and passion for the game — one player at a time. The #ISC2025 tournament starts now!  🔗 Visit iscfastpitch.com for full schedules, live streaming info, and tournament coverage. #ISCWorldTournament #Fastpitch #SoftballLegends #NorthMankato #PlayerSpotlight #ISC2025