NVTBL Fall World Series · Nov 6-8 · 1-2

Game	Opponent	Score	Inn	H	E	Headline
Fri 11/6 · P3 · PPN#3	MVP Mustangs 11U Black	L 8-17	3	3	9	9 errors · Guevara 60-pitch locked
Sat 11/7 · P14 · PPN#4	Ignite Cadets 11U	W 16-1 MERCY	2.5	9	1	Schupp HR · Hundley+Abiamiri 0 ER
Sun 11/8 · Bracket · PPN	Shenandoah Sluggers - Geaneas 11U	L 2-15	4	2	9	Season finale · Andreas 60-pitch locked
Fall WS Total	3 games · 1 W / 2 L	RS 26 / RA 33	—	14	19	24 unearned runs in the two losses

Fall WS individual bright spots — A Andreas 4-for-6 (.667, 2 RBI across 3 G) · M Moss 3-for-4 (4 RBI) · R Schupp 1-for-2 w/ HR + 2 RBI in G2 · E Hundley + J Abiamiri combined 0 ER / 1 H / 5 K vs Ignite · B Singleton clean behind the plate for the 1-error G2. Full Fall WS recap →

Stars Baseball Desai 11U · Fall 2026 · Through Nov 8 (Season complete · NVTBL 1-8)

Season Stats

All 22 games. Click a game for its box score or full event recap.

6-16

Record

129

Runs Scored

263

Runs Allowed

-134

Run Differential

Season Opener DH — Aug 23 vs Chapman (SWEPT · 2-0)

Second walk-off win of the day

DH — Aug 30 vs Aquilina (SWEPT · 0-2)

Aug 30 · G1LOST 9–13

vs Stars Aquilina 11U

Battled back but couldn’t close.

Aug 30 · G2LOST 5–14

vs Stars Aquilina 11U

Tough second game.

🥇 Stars World Series — Sep 5-6 (Runner-Up · 4-1)

9-run 4th inning comeback

Sep 6 · G3WON 10–5

vs Stars Chapman 11U

Bracket · 4th matchup, Chapman book closed 4-0

Sep 6 · G4LOST 1–8

vs Stars Carbo 11U

Championship · Wyatt C: 7 K in 2.2 IP shut us down

🏟️ NVTBL DH #1 — Sep 20 vs Angels (SWEPT · 0-2)

Sep 20 · G1LOST 3–16

vs Annandale Angels 11U

Angels scored in every inning

Sep 20 · G2LOST 11–16

vs Annandale Angels 11U

Up 8-2 after 2

🏟️ NVTBL DH #2 — Sep 27 vs Outlaws (SWEPT · 0-2 · G2 mercy)

Sep 27 · G1LOST 6–15

vs SOCO Outlaws 11U

Tied 2-2 after 1

Sep 27 · G2LOST 2–18 (mercy · 4 inn)

vs SOCO Outlaws 11U

Tied 2-2 after 1

🏆 Ripken Experience Aberdeen — Oct 2-4 (0-3)

Oct 3 · G1LOST 3–13

vs South Jersey Braves

Led 1-0 after two; two five-run innings broke it open.

Oct 3 · G2LOST 4–16 (mercy · 4 inn)

vs Wolfpack

Jesiah hit a two-RBI triple; Wolfpack pulled away in the second.

Oct 4 · G3LOST 0–20 (mercy · 4 inn)

vs Shore Sun Devils

Shore allowed just two hits and struck out 11 in four innings.

🏆 Shock & Awe — Oct 18 (0-2 pool) Full recap →

Oct 18 · G1LOST 3–4

vs AYRA Athletics – Bruffey 11U

One-run loss to the eventual Gold champions; AYRA held to three steals.

Oct 18 · G2LOST 4–9

vs MoCo Grays

Five runs allowed in the first; four unearned runs in the fifth.

🏟️ NVTBL DH #3 — Oct 25 vs Stephens City Chiefs (SWEPT · 0-2 · both 5-inn mercy) Full recap →

Oct 25 · G1LOST 3–15 (mercy · 5 inn)

vs Stephens City Chiefs 11U

Led 3-1 after three; Chiefs rallied in the fourth and fifth.

Oct 25 · G2LOST 2–16 (mercy · 5 inn)

vs Stephens City Chiefs 11U

Led 2-0 after three; a 14-run fourth turned the game.

NVTBL Fall World Series — Nov 6–8 (1-2 · Season complete · NVTBL 1-8) Full recap →

Nov 6 · G1LOST 8–17

vs MVP Mustangs 11U Black

9 errors · 12 unearned runs · Guevara 60-pitch locked.

NVTBL Fall World Series — Nov 6–8 (1-2 · Season complete · NVTBL 1-8) Full recap →

Nov 7 · G2WON 16–1 (mercy · 2.5 inn)

vs Ignite Cadets 11U

Schupp HR · Hundley + Abiamiri: 0 ER / 1 H / 5 K · 1 team error.

NVTBL Fall World Series — Nov 6–8 (1-2 · Season complete · NVTBL 1-8) Full recap →

Nov 8 · G3LOST 2–15

vs Shenandoah Sluggers - Geaneas 11U

9 errors · 12 unearned runs · Andreas 62 pitches · Season finale.

Player Stats · Full Season

Batting, pitching, fielding, catcher, and position-usage tables below remain current through 19 games / the Oct 25 Chiefs doubleheader. Final team record and runs above include all 22 games through Nov 8. Source: GameChanger season totals supplied for v142. Innings use baseball notation: .1 = one out, .2 = two outs. SB% = SB / (SB + CS); catcher CS% = CS / (SB allowed + CS).

Batting (sorted by AVG · 358 team AB · .271 / .430 / .302 · 95 SB on 100 attempts = 95%)

Player	GP	PA	AB	AVG	OBP	OPS	SLG	H	2B	3B	RBI	R	BB	SO	SB	SB%	CS	HBP
George Madison, #13	19	44	38	.447	.523	.996	.474	17	1	0	13	7	5	4	11	100.0%	0	1
Archie Andreas, #8	19	49	39	.385	.510	.895	.385	15	0	0	5	14	9	4	16	100.0%	0	1
Jesiah Abiamiri, #3	18	41	30	.367	.537	1.003	.467	11	1	1	7	17	11	7	17	100.0%	0	0
Carter Kadak, #16	19	37	30	.300	.432	.799	.367	9	2	0	2	7	7	13	12	100.0%	0	0
Yash Desai, #11	19	43	36	.278	.372	.650	.278	10	0	0	10	7	5	10	8	88.9%	1	1
Gabe Guevara, #17	13	23	16	.250	.478	.791	.313	4	1	0	2	5	7	9	3	100.0%	0	0
James Gallagher, #5	19	49	42	.238	.347	.633	.286	10	2	0	2	14	7	15	6	66.7%	3	0
Ellison Hundley, #9	19	36	31	.226	.333	.559	.226	7	0	0	9	8	4	12	6	100.0%	0	1
Tommy Bickley, #49	16	30	20	.200	.467	.667	.200	4	0	0	4	5	10	10	7	100.0%	0	0
Michael Moss, #2	19	42	28	.143	.415	.593	.179	4	1	0	4	7	11	9	4	100.0%	0	2
Riley Schupp, #10	16	33	21	.143	.455	.597	.143	3	0	0	3	8	12	4	3	75.0%	1	0
Bryce Singleton, #99	19	34	27	.111	.294	.442	.148	3	1	0	3	4	7	11	2	100.0%	0	0
Team	19	461	358	.271	.430	.732	.302	97	9	1	64	103	95	108	95	95.0%	5	6

Batting takeaways

George Madison leads at .447 / .523 / .996 · 17 H · 13 RBI (team high) · 11 SB · hottest stick on the roster.
Jesiah Abiamiri has the top OPS at 1.003 and team-high 17 R scored + 17 SB — the engine on the bases.
Archie Andreas: .385 / .510 / .895 · 15 H · 14 R · 16 SB · perfect 100% — table-setter who scores himself.
Base running is a real identity: 95 SB on 100 attempts = 95%. Only 5 CS, 2 picked off. Jesiah 17/17, Archie 16/16, Carter 12/12, Madison 11/11, and Ellison 6/6 are all perfect. Yash is 8/9. James 6/9 is the only efficiency problem.
The eye works: team 95 BB vs 108 K · team OBP of .430. We take the pitch.
No power yet: 0 HR all season, 9 doubles, 1 triple. .302 team SLG. Hit for average, run for extra bases.

Pitching (sorted by IP · 85.1 team IP · 10.41 ERA · 3.504 WHIP · 2282 pitches)

Player	IP	GP	GS	BF	#P	H	R	ER	BB	SO	K-L	HBP	ERA	WHIP
Archie Andreas, #8	20.2	8	4	131	485	27	44	23	34	13	3	2	6.68	2.95
Yash Desai, #11	17.1	9	6	102	460	13	36	31	37	30	13	1	10.73	2.89
Ellison Hundley, #9	14.2	7	4	90	355	15	27	17	25	22	9	2	6.96	2.73
Riley Schupp, #10	11.0	5	3	69	247	12	29	23	18	10	2	4	12.55	2.73
Michael Moss, #2	6.1	8	2	67	260	19	39	20	22	4	1	0	18.95	6.47
Jesiah Abiamiri, #3	4.2	3	0	32	100	10	17	10	5	3	1	1	12.86	3.21
Gabe Guevara, #17	4.1	3	0	32	90	12	9	8	3	2	1	3	11.08	3.46
Carter Kadak, #16	3.0	7	0	45	189	7	21	20	28	3	1	1	40.00	11.67
James Gallagher, #5	2.0	3	0	11	44	1	1	1	3	2	1	0	3.00	2.00
George Madison, #13	1.1	2	0	13	52	6	7	2	2	3	1	0	9.00	6.00
Team	85.1	19	19	592	2282	122	230	148	177	92	33	14	10.41	3.504

Pitching takeaways

Command is the one number that matters: 177 BB allowed vs 92 K in 85.1 IP. Walked 2 batters for every 1 we struck out. The 10.41 team ERA (82 RA were unearned too) and 3.504 WHIP both start here.
Archie Andreas is our workhorse: 20.2 IP across 8 appearances, 4 starts, 485 pitches, 6.68 ERA, lowest among pitchers with at least 10 IP. The arm you want on the mound in a close game.
Ellison Hundley is the hidden gem — 6.96 ERA / 2.73 WHIP / 9 K-L in 14.2 IP. 22 K's. His ERA is second-lowest among pitchers with at least 10 IP; his WHIP is tied for the lowest in that group. (He also opened Shock & Awe G2 and Chiefs G2 scoreless.)
Yash Desai leads in strikeouts (30) across 17.1 IP but also leads in walks (37) — stuff is there, command is the problem.
Carter Kadak's 40.00 ERA in 3.0 IP (28 BB in 3 IP, 45 BF — only 20 ER) is a small-sample oddity but still signals he's not a go-to arm. 7 appearances with 0 GS = long relief / mop-up only.
Michael Moss (18.95 ERA / 6.47 WHIP) and Carter both need the command practice we started 10/27. Winter work.
The team Fall WS plan reads straight off this table: Archie / Ellison / Yash for pool games, developmental arms (James, George, Jesiah, Gabe) for lower-leverage innings.

Fielding (sorted by TC · 408 team chances · .860 FPCT · 57 team E)

Player	TC	PO	A	E	FPCT	DP
Archie Andreas, #8	68	57	9	2	.971	2
George Madison, #13	50	44	3	3	.940	0
Carter Kadak, #16	47	37	4	6	.872	2
Michael Moss, #2	46	27	11	8	.826	1
Bryce Singleton, #99	43	33	7	3	.930	0
James Gallagher, #5	38	9	22	7	.816	0
Yash Desai, #11	33	10	18	5	.848	0
Riley Schupp, #10	27	11	8	8	.704	0
Ellison Hundley, #9	23	10	7	6	.739	1
Jesiah Abiamiri, #3	18	11	5	2	.889	0
Tommy Bickley, #49	8	3	1	4	.500	1
Gabe Guevara, #17	7	4	0	3	.571	1
Team	408	256	95	57	.860	5

Fielding takeaways

Archie Andreas: .971 FPCT in 68 chances — team leader in both volume and rate. 2 errors, 2 double plays, 57 PO at 1B.
George Madison: .940 FPCT in 50 chances (36.2 inn at C + 14 at LF + 6.2 at 3B). Reliable glove at every spot he plays.
Bryce Singleton: .930 FPCT in 43 chances (mostly behind the plate). Error rate is OK — the problem is throws (see Catcher table).
The error problem is spread. 57 team errors in 408 chances = .860 team FPCT. Riley .704, Ellison .739, Tommy .500 in limited work. The 10/22 practice "ball coming back in" was aimed at this.
James leads in assists (22), Yash 18, Moss 11 — these three have 7, 5, and 8 errors respectively.

Catcher Splits (85.1 inn total · 54 PB · 7 CS of 217 attempts = 3.23%)

Catcher	INN	PB	SB Allowed	CS	CS%
Bryce Singleton, #99	37.2	30	104	1	0.95%
George Madison, #13	36.2	15	84	2	2.33%
Michael Moss, #2	7.0	3	9	2	18.18%
Riley Schupp, #10	4.0	6	13	2	13.33%
Team (4 catchers)	85.1	54	210	7	3.23%

Catcher throw-down is the biggest hole on the field

Opponents stole 210 bases in 217 attempts = 96.77% success against us. We caught only 7 all season.
Bryce (0.95% CS%) and George (2.33% CS%) handle 74 of the 85 innings behind the plate — the rate problem is structural, not an outlier.
Michael (18.2% CS%, 7 inn) and Riley (13.3% CS%, 4 inn) post dramatically better rates in small samples. If this holds in a bigger window, there's a lineup implication for Fall WS.
54 PB compounds the problem — balls in the dirt become extra bases without a throw-down tag threat.
This is the single area where practice reps + a scouting tendency (Chiefs/Shockers-style slow catcher) carry the biggest leverage. The AYRA game (10/18) is the one time this year we held an opponent to 3 SB on 10/game norms — the throw-down install worked that day.

Position Usage (innings played at each position · 767.1 total team innings)

Player	P	C	1B	2B	3B	SS	LF	CF	RF	Total
Archie Andreas, #8	20.2	—	44.0	—	—	7.0	—	6.2	2.0	80.1
James Gallagher, #5	2.0	—	—	11.0	—	56.0	2.1	5.0	3.2	80.0
Ellison Hundley, #9	14.2	—	—	6.2	21.1	—	25.1	9.0	—	77.0
Michael Moss, #2	6.1	7.0	—	51.0	—	3.0	3.2	—	1.2	72.2
Carter Kadak, #16	3.0	—	33.0	—	—	—	—	—	36.2	72.2
Yash Desai, #11	17.1	—	0.1	—	49.2	—	4.2	—	0.1	72.1
Jesiah Abiamiri, #3	4.2	—	—	—	—	2.2	—	64.2	—	72.0
George Madison, #13	1.1	36.2	—	—	6.2	—	14.0	—	5.0	63.2
Riley Schupp, #10	11.0	4.0	—	6.0	—	16.2	12.2	—	8.1	58.2
Bryce Singleton, #99	—	37.2	—	2.0	—	—	8.0	—	4.2	52.1
Tommy Bickley, #49	—	—	—	8.2	—	—	9.1	—	20.2	38.2
Gabe Guevara, #17	4.1	—	8.0	—	7.2	—	5.0	—	2.0	27.0
Team	85.1	85.1	85.1	85.1	85.1	85.1	85.0	85.1	85.0	767.1

Position depth read for Fall WS planning

James Gallagher locks down SS (56 inn) — the best IF defender by assist count (22). SS at Fall WS is his.
Michael Moss at 2B (51 inn) is the primary — he's thrown 51 of 85 team innings there.
Yash Desai 49.2 inn at 3B is the lock. Also our 2nd-most-used pitcher.
Archie 1B (44 inn) and Carter 1B (33 inn) / RF (36.2 inn) split the corner — Carter will likely stay in RF for Fall WS so Archie can start at 1B before moving to the mound.
Jesiah is our CF — 64.2 of 85 team CF innings. He's the OF.
Catchers: Bryce + George 74 of 85 innings. Consider more catcher innings for Michael or Riley if their stronger throw-down rates hold over a larger sample; their current 7 and 4 innings are limited evidence.
Our bench is Tommy (38.2 inn across season) and Gabe (27 inn, returning from injury) — expect limited inning blocks in the pool games with longer looks in the bracket if we advance.