The
Williston Park Little League participated in several 9/10 year-old Tournaments during the Summer and Fall
of 2002.
The 2002 WPLL 9/10
Tournament Team was managed by Steve Serrano,
and coached by Lou Lanfair, Jim
Cunningham, and
Jim Bulva.
Official Little League Baseball 2002 Williamsport Tournament (6/29 thru 7/18)
Annual 7-team double-elimination Tournament sponsored by Little League
Baseball. The WPLL is part of District-28 which consists of Williston Park, East Williston,
Port Washington, Manhasset, Merillon, Roslyn, and Albertson-Herricks. This
year's tournament was held at Lions Field in Port Washington
and started on 6/29/2002
at 3pm.
Williston Park was eliminated by eventual tournament winner Manhasset.
2002 Glen Cove Mayors Trophy (7/8 thru 8/26)
Annual 16-team Tournament run by the town of Glen Cove with
participation from tournament teams from all over Long Island. The WPLL
participated
in an 8-team division including Island Trees, Glen Cove, Levittown North,
Bayville, Port Washington, Glen Head, and Long Beach. The top two teams
advanced to the Glen Cove Championship Series against the top two teams from the other
8-team division which included Plainedge, Briarwood, Levittown
Central, Manhasset, Glen Cove National, Levittown South - Wantagh, Franklin
Square, and St. Dominics.
Williston Park won the 2002 Glen Cove Mayor's Trophy Championship (Photo).
2002 Williston
Park Mayors Trophy Tournament (8/3 thru 8/17)
Click
here for Final Results
Annual 8-team double-elimination Tournament run by the town of Williston
Park with participation by several 9/10 year-old Tournament Teams from the local
communities. This years' tournament included Williston Park, Roslyn, Merillon, Albertson-Herricks, Franklin Square,
East Williston, and Carle Place.
Williston Park won the 2002 Williston Park Mayor's Trophy Championship (Photo).
Williston Times
Front Page Article Parade
Fire Truck Photo Mayor
Town Hall Photo
2002 Diamond Pro's Fall Tournament (9/7 thru 11/9) Click
here for Final Fall Standings
Annual 24-team Tournament run by Diamond Pro's with
participation from tournament teams from Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Westchester,
Long Island, and Stamford (CT). There were 24
teams which were split into four 6-team divisions. The WPLL participated
in the American #1 Division which included North Riverdale, Peter Stuyvesant,
Yorkville, Stamford (CT), and Pelham Parkway. The top two teams from each
division made
the Diamond Pro's Playoffs. The 1st round of the playoffs was a best 2-of-3
Division Series (with 8 teams), followed by a best 2-of-3 League
Championship Series (with 4 teams), followed by the Diamond Pro's World
Series (final 2 teams).
Williston Park won the 2002 Diamond Pro's World Series (Photo).
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WPLL TT Minors 2002
