Baseball Champion
2023- VFW
2022- VFW
2021- Rotary
2020 – THOP |
2019 – Elks |
2018 – Elks |
2017 – Rotary |
2016 – VFW |
2015 – Rotary |
2014 – Rotary |
2013 – Rotary |
2012 – Elks |
2011 – Staffords |
2010 – Cantins |
2009 – Cantins |
2008 – Cantins |
2007 – Elks |
2006 – Legion |
2005 – Rotary |
2004 – Cantins |
2003 – Elks |
2002- Legion |
2001 – Stafford |
2000 – Rotary |
1999 – VFW |
1998 – VFW |
1997- Legion |
1996 – Elks |
1995 – Legion |
1994 – Stafford |
1993 – Elks |
1992- Legion |
1991- Legion |
1990 – Stafford |
1989 – Stafford |
1988 – Stafford |
1987 – O’Shea’s |
1986 – O’Shea’s |
1985 – VFW |
1984 – O’Shea’s |
1983 – Elks |
1982 – Rotary |
1981 – VFW |
1980 – VFW |
1979 – Elks |
1978 – Stafford |
1977 – Stafford |
1976 – Stafford |
1975 – VFW |
Softball Champions
2010 – Rist, Frost, Shumway |
2009 – Gilford Well |
2008 – Rist, Frost, Shumway |
2007 – Gilford Well |
2006 – Fitzgerald, Sessler, and Nichols |
2005 – Melnick’s |
2004 – Melnick’s |
2003 – Melnick’s |
2002 – Fitzgerald and Sessler |
2001 – Melnick’s |
2000 – Fitzgerald and Sessler |
1999 – Gilford Well |
1998 – Shop N Save |
1997 – Shop N Save |
1996 – Melnick’s |
1995 – Melnick’s |
1994 – Melnick’s |
1993 – Rist, Frost, Shumway |
1992 – Rist, Frost, Shumway |
Awards
Past President Award
This award was first presented in 2004 and a Perpetual Award plaque is displayed in the Laconia Room at Colby Field. This Board of Directors Award honors a past President for their dedicated and faithful service to Laconia Little League.
Criteria
Past Presidents of Laconia Little League.
2007 |
John Ford |
2005-6 |
Jack Batchelder |
2004 |
Lydia Johnson |
2003 |
Sandra Mazzaschi |
1999-02 |
Michelle Plourde |
1994-98 |
Dorothy Hebert |
1991-93 |
Jeff Daigle |
1990 |
Tom O’Shea |
1989 |
Chet Cilley |
1986-88 |
Helen Joyal |
1985 |
Herb Walker |
1983-84 |
John Ashey |
1982 |
Joe Arruda |
1977-81 |
Herb Walker |
1976 |
Red Charland |
1975 |
Jim Fortier |
1967-74 |
Joe Arruda |
1963-68 |
Dick Colby |
1966 |
Roy Karnan |
1961-62 |
Tony Demers |
1959-60 |
Jim Everett |
1956-58 |
Ray Cronin |
1954-55 |
Sam Kidder |
1953 |
Charles Lord |
Dick Fields Award
The Dick Fields Memorial Umpire Award was established in 2001. Dick became a Little League volunteer in 1977 while working as a coach in Tee Ball. Dick continued coaching until becoming an umpire in 1983, and umpired until his death in 2001. Dick also served as an active tournament umpire from 1983 to 2000.
Dick left us in 2001 and is sadly missed. His love of the youth of Laconia and the love of Little League Baseball will carry on for years to come. If you listen at the games you can still hear Dick’s call… “Gotcha!” … “You’re OK!” … Thank you, Dick, we miss you!
Criteria
The Dick Fields Memorial Umpire Award is awarded to a Laconia Little League Umpire for his/her exemplary service equal to the dedicated service Dick provided our league for many years.
2010 |
Rudy Hawkins |
2009 |
Mike Ellsworth |
2008 |
Jack Batchelder |
2007 |
Don Isabelle |
2006 |
Rich Velasquez |
2005 |
Bert Decormier |
2004 |
John Calvin |
2003 |
Scott Fields |
2002 |
Art Johnson |
2001 |
Robert Cunningham |
Dorthea Tuttle Award
Dorthea R. Tuttle was the wife of longtime Laconia Little League Manager and Volunteer Bill Tuttle. Dorthea loved Laconia Little League and the game of baseball. An award to recognize this love was founded in 1999 and is awarded to a minor division softball player.
Criteria
The Dorthea R. Tuttle Sportsmanship Award is awarded to a Minor Division Softball player who demonstrates good sportsmanship and team spirit.
2010 |
Mikayla Cantin |
2009 |
Cheyenne Zappala |
2008 |
Melissa Mallahan |
2007 |
Miriah Isabelle |
2005 |
Kelsey Stone |
2004 |
Rachel Kalin |
2003 |
Alicia Gilbert |
2002 |
Kellie Jewett |
2001 |
Sofia Spanos |
2000 |
Abbie Morin |
1999 |
Teagan Morin |
Jason Charland Award
Jason Charland was the son of Patty and “Red” Charland; he was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia in April of 1987, days before the start of his last year in Laconia Little League. Jason was a member of Laconia Little League’s All-Star Team which was New Hampshire District II runners-up in 1986 and was a member of the 1984 Junior All-Star Tournament Team. Jason had a burning desire to excel in sports, his competitiveness was unequaled but he also carried himself with true sportsmanship and respect for his opponent. The Jason Charland Memorial Award was first awarded in 1989.
Criteria
The Jason Charland Memorial Award recipient is given to a player that exhibits baseball enthusiasm, the values of sportsmanship, sets a good example and a trying team spirit. This award goes to a 9 year old player on the Laconia Little League Junior All-Star Tournament Team.
2019 |
Arthur Silva |
2018 |
Wyatt Divers |
2010 |
Caleb Petell |
2009 |
Joshua Shumway |
2008 |
Nick Murray |
2007 |
Riley Stone |
2006 |
Brady Liss |
2005 |
Matt Swormstedt |
2004 |
Bradley Tardiff |
2003 |
Cody Reagan |
2002 |
Alan Gorewitz |
2001 |
Connor Bates |
2000 |
Scott Richards |
1999 |
Graham Philpot |
1998 |
Keith Ball |
1997 |
Tyler Pattison |
1996 |
Sean Groleau |
1995 |
Sarah Hoey |
1994 |
Conor Hebert |
1993 |
Brett Groleau |
1992 |
Chris Ferguson |
1991 |
Kevin O’Reilly |
1990 |
Brian Beauparlant |
1989 |
Holly Corringham |
Joseph Arruda III Award
Joe Arruda was a valued Laconia Little League Volunteer. Joe served as Vice President in 1968 and 1969, as President from 1970 – 1974 and in 1981 and 1982 and as League Secretary in 1979-1980. The first year this award was presented was in 1986.
Criteria
The Joseph Arruda III Award honors an individual for their dedicated and faithful service to Laconia Little League.
2010 |
Bill Salta |
2009 |
Ron O’Connor, Jr. |
2008 |
Roger Marceau |
2007 |
Eric Nelson |
2006 |
John Ford |
2005 |
Shelly Batchelder |
2004 |
Deborah Hawkins and Bill Salta |
2003 |
George Hawkins, Jr. |
2002 |
Paul Fluet |
2001 |
David Plourde |
2000 |
Jerry Mailloux and Robert Cunningham |
1999 |
Jim Groleau and Mike Corbin |
1998 |
Bob Durfee and The Mazzaschi Family |
1997 |
George Hawkins, Jr. |
1996 |
Beth Morley |
1995 |
Michelle Plourde |
1994 |
Bert Decormier |
1993 |
Bob Dingman and “Dono” Hebert |
1992 |
Jeff and Lorraine Daigle |
1991 |
Kathy Bubois |
1990 |
The Paul Gagne Family |
1989 |
Wayne and Donna Morgan |
1988 |
Richard C. Colby |
1987 |
Red Charland |
1986 |
Chet and Gracie Cilley |
Mr. Little League Award
The “Mr. Little League Award” is dedicated in the memory of Antonia Demers and was donated by the Youth Activities Committee of the Lodge of Elks #876 in Laconia. The first year this award was presented was in 1971.
Criteria
The Mr. Little League Award is presented to a 12 year old Major League Baseball player that helps his/her team mates, always tries hard, sets a good example, demonstrates good sportsmanship, plays fair at all times, and is a team player.
2023- Nicoleis Kercheval-Behan
2022- Wyatt Bamford
2021 |
Wyatt Divers |
2019 |
Carter Jones |
2018 |
Kaden Dolloff |
2017 |
Sam Knowlton |
2016 |
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2015 |
Logan Dee |
2014 |
Ryan Dee |
2013 |
Dedric Salway |
2012 |
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2011 |
Riley Stone |
2010 |
James Duggan |
2009 |
Sean Cashman |
2008 |
Tim Kneuer |
2007 |
John Woodbury |
2006 |
Mikayla Blake |
2005 |
Cary John Spanos |
2004 |
Daniel Nethala |
2003 |
Ben O’Brien |
2002 |
Shane Selling |
2001 |
Curtis Mailloux |
2000 |
Timothy O’Brien |
1999 |
Sean Groleau |
1998 |
Benjamin Pearson |
1997 |
Jake Colby |
1996 |
Joshua Groleau and Joshua Bedard |
1995 |
Brett Boelig |
1994 |
Willy Sack |
1993 |
Brian Beauparlant, Tommy Dubois and Jon Farmer |
1992 |
Joel Grace |
1991 |
Jeff Morgan |
1990 |
Chad Presher |
1989 |
Craig Sanville |
1988 |
Kristopher Knox |
1987 |
Grady Charland and Ryan Shefferman |
1986 |
Matthew Ruffle |
1985 |
Chris Andriski |
1984 |
Ryan Charland and Chris Legassie |
1983 |
Jim Heney and Arthur Kirk |
1982 |
Tom Brown |
1981 |
Brian Quinlan |
1980 |
Bill Brace and Bill Arruda |
1979 |
Darcie Decormier and Tim Dunleavey |
1978 |
Norm Nault |
1977 |
Steve Prior |
1976 |
Lorrie Kraft |
1975 |
Keith Walters |
1974 |
Tom LaFrance |
1973 |
Danny Dore |
1972 |
Tom Saunders |
1971 |
James Wright |
Miss Little League Award
The “Miss Little League Award” was first presented in 1992 with the introduction of Softball to Laconia Little League. In 2000 the Board of Directors dedicated the Miss Little League award to Richard J. Plourde. Richard was an avid softball fan whether it was watching his granddaughters play or his son coach and was a supportive Laconia Little League Volunteer.
Criteria
The Miss Little League Award is presented to a 12 year old Major League Softball player that helps her team mates, always tries hard, sets a good example, demonstrates good sportsmanship, plays fair at all times and is a team player.
2010 |
Katheryn Fecteau |
2009 |
Melissa Mallahan |
2001 |
Crystal Ramsay |
2000 |
Marlinda Deshaies |
1999 |
Danielle Plourde |
1998 |
Kara Irwin |
1997 |
Colleen Fraser |
1996 |
Kelly Prescott |
1995 |
Nikki Mazzaschi |
1994 |
Heather Moreau |
1993 |
Sara Scott |
1992 |
Jessica Morin |
Paul Ouellette Award
Paul Ouellette was a quiet young man who exemplified every criteria of a “good sport”. He loved the game and always showed the ability to be a Good Sport and leader. Paul distinguished himself by accomplishing the previously mentioned, while battling cancer for over nine years. He recovered and relapsed many times in his short life. At one time he had just recovered from a bone marrow procedure, and was on the practice field a few days late, but there he was, with his smile, ready to start a new baseball season.
Despite numerous advances and setbacks, each time Paul returned and he did so with the same confidence and ability to recover and “play ball”. This was something that left his coaches and team mates in awe. “He touched us with his positive attitude and sportsmanship.” – Jim Presher, Paul’s Coach.
In 1991 Paul was nominated and won the Little League Eastern Region Good Sport Award. Paul died in 1995 at the age of 15.
Criteria
The Paul Ouellette Good Sportsmanship Award is awarded to a Minor Division Baseball player who demonstrates good sportsmanship and team spirit equal to that displayed by Paul during his Little League career.
2009 |
Devon Hodgson |
2008 |
Garrett Guilmett |
2006 |
Brady Caldwell |
2005 |
Stephen Tskaris |
2004 |
Charlie Weimann |
2003 |
Faolan Connelly |
2002 |
Matthew Wellmann and Aaron Corbin |
2001 |
Jeremiah Dea |
2000 |
Nick Murry |
1999 |
Neal Murphy |
1998 |
Meagan Shannon |
1997 |
Joshua Samson |
1996 |
Michael Anderson |
1995 |
Jacob Quimby |