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Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 (U16) Grabs Lead In Fifth Inning For Victory Over Coquitlam Classics U19

5/9/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A U16 faced-off against Coquitlam Classics U19 in an exhibition game at Yorkson Park, Langley on Wednesday night. Fusion nabbed the lead late in the game in a 5-3 victory over the Classics. Fusion trailed 3-2 in the bottom of the fifth inning when a sacrifice bunt by Madison MacGillivray scored two runs for Fusion.

Lindsay Bell earned the win for Fusion. She lasted six innings, allowing six hits and three runs while striking out seven and walking zero.
Rachel Brissette, Maile Johnson, Shaneika Hollingworth, Nicole Sparrow, Lindsay Bell, Brooke De Jonge, and Carlie Lawrence each collected hits to lead Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A to victory.

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Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A Take Home Medal At Langley Fastball's U16A Tournament

5/7/2018

A rare occurrence happened at Langley Fastball Association's U16A tournament, Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A dropped a decision to an opponent and found themselves playing for a bronze medal. Fusion had been riding a thirteen game undefeated streak.
Fusion took on their sister team Fraser Valley Fusion 2003A in the final game.
Shaneika Hollingworth didn't allow a single run as Fusion 02A defeated Fusion 03A 2-0 on Sunday. Hollingworth allowed just one hit. while striking out 11.
Brooke De Jonge led Fraser Valley Fusion 02A with two hits in two at bats.
With the win, Fusion 02A took home the bronze medal.

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Slide Show - Langley Fastball Association's U16A Tournament

Fraser Valley Fusion Advance To Semi FinAL With Win Over White Rock Renegades At Langley U16A Tournament

5/7/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A Clinches Lead In Fifth Inning For Victory Over White Rock Renegades 2003A

Fusion nabbed the lead late in the game in a 4-2 victory over Renegades in Sunday's semi final match at Langley Fastball Association's annual U16A tournament. In the bottom of the third inning, Fusion tied things up at when Nicole Sparrow singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run. The game still tied at two with Fusion batting in the bottom of the fifth when Nicole Sparrow doubled on a 0-1 count, scoring the go ahead run.

Shaneika Hollingworth was the winning pitcher for Fusion. She surrendered two runs on six hits over six innings, striking out ten and walking zero.
Fusion tallied ten hits in the game. Sparrow, Brooke De Jong, and Hollingworth each had multiple hits for Fusion. Sparrow went 3-for-3 at the plate to lead Fusion in hits.

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VIDEO REPLAY - Fusion 4, Renegades 2

UNDEFEATED IN 12 GAMES, Fusion Take Game 3 At Langley Fastball Association's U16A Tournament

5/6/2018

Henrotte's Walkoff Picture Perfect Ending In Fraser Valley Fusion 02A's Victory Over Ridge Meadows Pride 03A

A walk-off error led Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A past Ridge Meadows Pride 2003A 6-5 on Saturday at Langley Fastball Association's U16A Tournament at Noel Booth Park. . The game was tied at five with Fusion batting in the bottom of the fifth when an error scored one run for Fusion.
Fusion put up five runs in the second inning. Fusion's offense in the inning came from groundouts by Madison MacGillivray and Brooklyn Morrison, a single by Carlie Lawrence, and a double by Henrotte.
Shaneika Hollingworth earned the win for Fusion. She lasted one inning, allowing zero hits and zero runs while striking out three and walking one.
Fusion tallied eight hits. Lawrence and Nicole Sparrow all collected multiple hits for Fusion. Sparrow and Lawrence all had two hits to lead Fusion.

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REPLAY - Fraser Valley Fusion 6, Ridge Meadows Pride 5

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 Now Undefeated In 11 Games. Take Game 2 at U16A Langley Tournament

5/5/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U Takes Victory Over Vancouver Wildcats 03A, 4-1

Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U beat Vancouver Wildcats 03A 4-1 on Saturday at Langley Fastpitch Associations U16A Tournament at Noel Booth Park, Langley BC.

Lindsay Bell took the win for Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U. She allowed four hits and one run over five innings, striking out six.

Shaneika Hollingworth led Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U with two hits in three at bats. Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U was sure-handed and didn't commit a single error. Mya Galbraith made the most plays with six.

Brooklyn Morrison was awarded game MVP for a solid performance at shortstop and at the plate.

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REPLAY - FUSION 4, WILDCATS 1

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A Shutout White Rock Renegades At Langley U16A Tournamnent. Fusion Now Undefeated In Ten Games

5/4/2018

With Shaneika On The Mound, Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A Shuts Out White Rock Renegades 2003A

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A faced off against White Rock Renegades 2003A on Friday at Langley Fastball Association's U16 Tournament played at Noel Booth Park.
Shaneika Hollingworth had all the right stuff on Friday for Fusion, allowing zero runs and besting White Rock Renegades by a score of 2-0
The pitching was strong on both sides. Hollingworth struck out 14, while Anna Rudetsky sat down three.
A single by Kaitlyn Lawrence in the fifth inning was a positive for White Rock Renegades.
Hollingworth pitched Fusion to victory. She lasted seven innings, allowing two hits and zero runs while striking out 14 and walking one.
Hollingworth went 2-for-3 at the plate to lead Fusion in hits and earned the game MVP Award.
Fusion play Vancouver Wildcats Saturday at 11:30 am, Ridge Meadows Pride at 3:30 pm and Victoria Devils at 7:30 pm to complete the round robin.

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REPLAY - Fraser Valley Fusion 2, White Rock Renegades 0

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A Remain Undefeated In 9 Games, Settle For Tie With Delta Heat

5/2/2018

Tight Contest Between Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A And Delta Heat 2003A Ends In A Tie

Fraser Valley Fusion 02A and Delta Heat 2003A played to a 5-5 tie on Wednesday at Yorkson Park in Langley in a regular season matchup. Fusion were looking for their ninth consecutive win and were playing with a short bench, missing four players. Fusion had to play catchup but managed to tie the game on a stolen base in the fifth inning.

Fusion tallied seven hits in the game. Brooke De Jong and Mya Galbraith all managed multiple hits for Fusion. Galbraith and De Jong each collected two hits to lead Fusion.
Delta Heat 03A scattered eight hits in the game.

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REPLAY - Fraser Valley FUSION 5, Delta Heat 2
May 2, 2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A Extend Win Streak To 8 Games with 4-2 Victory Over Vancouver Wildcats

4/30/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A held off Vancouver Wildcats 2003A for a 4-2 victory on Monday at Trafalgar Park in Vancouver to capture their eight consecutive win.
Fusion got things moving in the second inning. Carlie Lawrence singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run.
Fusion notched three runs in the fifth inning. Brooke De Jong and Shaneika Hollingworth powered the big inning with RBIs.

Kallie Henrotte was the winning pitcher for Fusion. She went seven innings, allowing two runs on eight hits and striking out four.
Brooklyn Morrison went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Fusion in hits.
Wildcats scored two runs in the failed comeback in the seventh.

REPLAY - FUSION 4, WILDCATS 2
April 30, 2018

Langley Times - Fusion tame Rage in championship final

4/27/2018

Fraser Valley fastpitch U16 team wins title despite being youngest team in the field at Langley U19 tournament

GARY AHUJA - Langley Times, Sports

When the coaching staff assembled the roster for the Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 squad, it was clear they had an strong roster.

The team included an impressive mix of speed, power and highly skilled hitters who were also very sound defensively, explained Fusion head coach Jeff Donegan.

However, the coach admitted the start of the year would present a significant challenge.

“With a high turnover of athletes this past season, developing a team identity and a team-first mentality were vital to long-term success,” he said.

“So when we had the opportunity to play against older teams, we felt that it would provide the necessary elements to force our team to come together and really help bring to light the style and type of fastpitch we have to play to be successful.”

And that was on display over the weekend (April 20-22) as the Fusion won gold in the silver bracket at Langley Fastball’s U19 A/B Open Invitational Tournament at Noel Booth Park.

SEE: Langley-based Fraser Valley Fusion captures Gold at invitational

The Fusion won despite being two and three years younger than the competition, defeating the Parksville Rage 00/01 by a score of 11-3 in the championship final of the silver bracket of the tournament.

“We have such a solid group of hitters and great team overall skill that we can really use our adaptability to force teams mid-game to change their approach,” Donegan said.

“In the first two games, we let other teams dictate what we did and we couldn’t keep up. The moment we forced the teams to play how we wanted, away from their game plan, we were successful.”

Fraser Valley won their final five games, outscoring their foes by a combined 54-17 margin, defeating the View Royal Vipers 12-2, the Surrey Storm 17-5, the Richmond Islanders 6-1 and the Abbotsford Outlaws 8-6 to make it to the final game.

The Fusion’s championship dreams were also de-railed in the quarter-finals against Richmond.

With the score close and the Islanders starting to gain momentum, Izzy Nicholson stepped up to the dish with runners on base and bashed her first career outside-the-park home run to give the Fusion some breathing room in what would turn out to be a five-run victory.

“It was a game-changer,” Donegan said. “Ultimately without (that home run), this weekend may have ended very differently.

“It also unified the team and showed them that one at-bat, one play, can take all the momentum right back and help you get passed what is a very good ball club.”

The Fusion are made up of players from Langley, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford, Surrey, Delta and Richmond.

The Langley-based team consists of Lindsay Bell, Rachel Brissette, Alexis Crego, Brooke De Jonge, Mya Galbraith, Shaneika Hollingsworth, Carlie Lawrence, Madison MacGillivray, Brooklyn Morrison, Izzy Nicholson, Nicole Sparrow, Hailey Graf, Kallie Henrotte and Maile Johnson.

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Fraser Valley Fusion 02A Extend Win Streak To Seven Games With Shutout Win Over Vancouver Wildcats

4/25/2018

SHANEIKA HOLLINGWORTH THREW A SHUTOUT TO LEAD FRASER VALLEY FUSION 02A PAST VANCOUVER WILDCATS 03A 4-0 ON WEDNESDAY

Fraser Valley Fusion 02A faced the Vancouver Wildcats at Yorkston Park, Langley in a regular season match up. Fusion opened up scoring in the second inning, when Madison MacGillivray doubled on a 2-2 count, scoring two runs.
Hollingworth was the winning pitcher for Fusion. She surrendered zero runs on two hits over seven innings, striking out nine.
Rachel Brissette, MacGillivray, and Carlie Lawrence all had one hit to lead Fusion. Fusion didn't commit a single error in the field. Brissette had the most chances in the field with nine.
With the win Fusion extended thier winning streak to seven games. Fraser Valley Fusion's next game will be a rematch against the Vancouver Wildcats on Monday April 30 in Vancouver.

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REPLAY: Fusion 4 Wildcats 0
April 25, 2018

Fraser Valley Fusion Defeats TriCity Titans In A 10-9 Nail Biter

4/23/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A extend their winning streak to six games in three days with a nail biter victory over TriCity Titans 2002A at Cedar Park in Port Coquitlam BC. Fusion held off Titans as a seven run deficit was nearly erased late in the game.
Fusion got out to a seven-run lead in the fourth inning and held on for a 10-9 victory over Titans on Monday. Titans scored six runs in the failed comeback. Maddy Roeseler, Fergusson, Spencer Morrison, Roeseler, Jesse Speiss, and Gabby Hyde picked up RBIs to lead the rally.
Fusion earned the victory despite allowing Titans to score five runs in the sixth inning. Morrison, Roeseler, Speiss, and Hyde each drove in runs during the inning.
Fusion got on the board in the first inning. Nicole Sparrow hit into a fielder's choice, scoring one run.
Titans knotted the game up at one in the bottom of the first inning. Morrison drove in one when she tripled.
Fusion pulled away for good with five runs in the third inning. In the third Mya Galbraith singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run, Izzy Nicholson singled on a 1-1 count, scoring two runs, and Lindsay Bell singled on a 1-0 count, scoring two runs.
Kallie Henrotte took the win for Fusion. She went five innings, allowing nine runs on nine hits and striking out two. Bell threw one inning in relief out of the bullpen for the save.
Fusion totaled 13 hits. Galbraith, Brooke De Jong, Brooklyn Morrison, and Henrotte all had multiple hits for Fusion. Galbraith led Fusion with three hits in four at bats.

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REPLAY:
Fraser Valley Fusion 10, TriCity Titans 9

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Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 Brings Home Gold At U19 Open InvitaTional In Langley BC

4/22/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 (U16) captured Gold at Langley Fastball Association's U19 Open Invitational on Sunday at Noel Booth Park.
After getting off to a slow start on Friday, Fusion put together five consecutive wins to capture Gold in the silver bracket of the twenty four team tournament that featured the top U19 teams in British Columbia. Fusion outscored their older opponents by a margin of 54 to 17 during their impressive five game winning streak.

Quarter Final - Fusion 2002 (U16) vs Richmond Islanders 2000 U19

Semi Final - Fusion 2002 (U16) vs Abbotsford Outlaws (U19)

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Gold Medal Final - Fusion 2002 (U16) vs Parksville Rage 2000 (U19)

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U19 Open Invitational Fusion 2002 Slideshow

Fusion Bats Come Alive in 12-2 Victory Over View Royal Vipers and 17-5 Win Over Surrey Storm

4/21/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 (U16) had a big day at Langley Fastball Association's U19 Open Invitational Tournament with victories over View Royal Viper (U19) and Surrey Storm 2000/01 (U19). Fusion will take on Richmond Islanders 2000 (U19) at 9:00 am, Sunday in the playoff round at Noel Booth Park, Langley.

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 (16U) Blows Out View Royal Vipers (U19) Thanks To Big Fourth Inning

Fusion scored seven runs in the fourth on its way to a 12-2 victory over View Royal Vipers on Saturday. Fusion big bats were led by Brooklyn Morrison, Shaneika Hollingworth, Nicole Sparrow, Mya Galbraith, Izzy Nicholson, Carlie Lawrence, all sending runners across the plate with RBIs in the inning.

Fusion put up seven runs in the fourth inning. The offensive onslaught came from singles by Morrison, Hollingworth, Sparrow, and Galbraith, doubles by Nicholson and Lawrence, and a groundout by Lindsay Bell.

Kallie Henrotte was credited with the victory for Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U. She allowed five hits and two runs over four innings, striking out one and walking zero.

Hollingworth led Fusion with two hits in three at bats.

Hollingworth Shines At The Plate In Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 (16U) Victory Over Surrey Storm 2000/01 (U19)

Four hits from Shaneika Hollingworth helped lead the way for Fusion over Surrey Storm on Saturday. Hollingworth singled in the first, doubled in the second, singled in the fourth, and singled in the fifth.

Surrey Storm scored five runs in the fourth inning, but Fusion still managed to pull out the victory. The big inning for Surrey Storm came thanks to a single by Paris, a groundout by Sam, a fielder's choice by Madyson, and an error on a ball put in play by Megan.

Fusion got things started in the first inning when Nicole Sparrow singled on a 1-2 count, scoring one run. Fusion notched seven runs in the fourth inning. Fusion put the pressure on, lead by singles by Izzy Nicholson and Hollingworth, an error on a ball put in play by Carlie Lawrence and Alexis Crego, a triple by Brooklyn Morrison, and a groundout by Madison MacGillivray.

Hollingworth earned the win for Fusion. She allowed zero hits and zero runs over three innings, striking out eight and walking one. Lindsay Bell threw two innings in relief out of the bullpen.

Fusion totaled 19 hits in the game. Hollingworth, Nicholson, Sparrow, Lawrence, MacGillivray, Morrison, and Rachel Brissette each managed multiple hits for Fusion. Hollingworth went 4-for-5 at the plate to lead Fusion in hits.

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Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 (U16) Take On Older Teams In U19 Open Invitational

4/20/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 (U16A) girls fastpitch softball team have entered this weekends Langley Fastball Association's U19 Open Invitational.

Fusion will take on many of the top U19 teams in British Columbia. Games will be played Friday April 20th at Yorkston Community Park, Langley with Saturday April 21st round robin games and Sunday April 22nd playoff games at Noel Booth Park, Langley.

Fusion games will be streamed live at:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/FVFusion02A/
Join Fusion's Facebook Live group to watch the live games.

Teams entered include:
Coquitlam Classics 01
Langley Xtreme 01
Parksville Rage 00/01
Fraser Valley Fusion 00
Fraser Valley Fusion 01
Langley Xtreme 00
Delta Heat 01
Fraser Valley Fusion 02
Richmond Islanders 2000B
Surrey Storm 01A
Coquitlam Classics 00
White Rock Renegades 02
Surrey Storm 01/00
Abbotsford Outlaws 01B
Cloverdale Fury 01
South Delta Invaders 01
View Royal Vipers 00
Surrey Storm 99
Lakehill Blazers

Fraser Valley Fusion 02A Clinches Lead In Fifth Inning For Victory Over Surrey Storm 03A

3/31/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 02A faced the 2018 U14A National Champions, Surrey Storm 03A on Saturday at Softball City in Surrey BC. Fusion took the lead late in the game in a 7-3 victory over Surrey Storm 03A.

The game was tied at two with Fraser Valley Fusion batting in the bottom of the fifth when Mya Galbraith singled on a 1-0 count, scoring one run.
Fusion opened up scoring in the first inning, when Nicole Sparrow doubled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring one run.

Lindsay Bell took the win for Fusion 02A. She went six innings, allowing three runs on five hits and striking out five.

Abby took the loss for Surrey Sorm 03A. She lasted four and two-thirds innings, allowing 11 hits and seven runs while striking out three.

Fraser Valley Fusion 02A collected 11 hits. Izzy Nicholson, Brooke De Jong, and Brooklyn Morrison all collected multiple hits for Fraser Valley Fusion Nicholson led Fusion with three hits in three at bats. Fusion didn't commit a single error in the field. Morrison had the most chances in the field with five.

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Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 Enter Softball City Ice Breaker

3/29/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 Girls Fastpitch Softball Team will take to the field for the first time in 2018 at an Icebreaker tournament on Saturday March 31 - April 1st at Softball City in Surrey BC. Fusion will take on many of the top U16 teams in the province.

Fusion games will be streamed live via:

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A Fastpitch Softball Team - Live Video Stream

Saturday March 31
9:00 am - Surrey Storm 03A
10:45 am - Victoria Devils 03A
2:15 pm White rock Renegades 03A
Sunday April 1
10:45 am - Fraser Valley Fusion 03A
12:45 pm TriCity Titans 02A

Artex Barn Solutions Joins Fusion 2002 As Gold Sponsor

3/14/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 Girls Fastpitch Softball Team is thankful for the generous support of our new Gold Sponsor, Artex Barn Solutions.

Artex Barn Solutions is a team of dedicated dairy professionals who are passionate about cow comfort and the success of the farmers they work with. Pioneers of cow comfort research, Artex and their partners were some of the first to use time lapse photography to understand cow behaviour and comfort within the barn compared to pasture environments.
Artex's research led to the development of thier complete line of Comfort Zone™ products. Artex manufactures and distributes cattle handling equipment such as stalls, headlocks, and calf pens as well as dairy ventilation products, such as recirculation and exhaust fans, and cow cooling products.

www.artexbarn.com

Artex Barn Solutions
Phone: 604.870.1000 Fax: 604.870.1035
Corporate Headquarters:
Po Box 4111, Sumas Way RPO, Abbotsford, BC, Canada V2S 8R1

THANK YOU ARTEX!

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Fusion 2002 Head Coach Donegan Looks Forward To Challenging For National Title In 2018

3/13/2018

With the 2018 season just around the corner, Fraser Valley Fusion 2002’s new coaching staff are excited about the upcoming 2018 season and look forward to challenging for a National Championship. The new look staff and Fusion roster will take to the field for exhibition games on March 24, icebreaker tournaments March 3 to April 1st at Softball City in Surrey BC and April 6 to 8th at North Delta Community Park in Delta BC. The majority of Fusion’s games will be streamed live. For more information on viewing Fusion’s live stream visit FRASER VALLEY FUSION 2002A (16'A)- LIVE VIDEO STREAM

The 2018 season will see Fusion participate in eleven additional tournaments including local tournaments in BC, travel tournaments in Washington and Oregon as well as the U16A Canadian National Championships in Winnipeg Manitoba. The regular season will consist of 22 games in Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Fusion’s full 2018 schedule is posted on their website at FUSION 2002 – 2018 SCHEDULE.

Hamilton Duncan Joins Fusion 2002 As Gold Sponsor

3/8/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 Girls Fastpitch Softball Team is thankful for the generous support of our new Gold Sponsor, Hamilton Duncan.

Hamilton Duncan is a business and litigation law firm based in Surrey, British Columbia. They are one of the largest, most established and well respected law firms in the Fraser Valley, having served businesses, institutions, and individuals throughout the Lower Mainland and the Fraser Valley since 1959. Hamilton Duncan are a full-service firm, and boast a strong track record of assisting their clients to achieve their goals and objectives by providing experienced, innovative, and superior legal services.

Hamilton Duncan
13401 108th Avenue, Suite 1450
Gateway Tower, Surrey, BC V3T 5T3
604.581.4677
website: www.hdas.com

THANK YOU HAMILTON DUNCAN!

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Fraser Valley Fusion 2002's 1st Annual Poker Night FUNdraiser

3/5/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 Girls Fastpitch Softball Team held its first annual Poker Night FUNdraiser on Saturday at Clayton Hall in Surrey BC. Attendees were treated to a night of great food, raffles, silent auction and a Texas Hold’em poker tournament.

Fusion 2002 is thankful for the support of our community, volunteers and sponsors who were instrumental in making this event a wonderful experience for our guests.

Congratulations to David Slater who, after over five hours of competitive and exciting poker action, was crowned champion at Fraser Valley Fusion 2002’s 1st Annual Poker Night FUNdraiser.

Congratulation to David Slater who was crowned champion by Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 Poker Night FUNdraier's organizer and Langley/Fusion Board Member Albert Brissette.

Event Supporters

Berazan Group
Browns Social House, Langley
Cactus Club
Cheam Mountain Golf Course
Chilliwack Chiefs
CIBC
Cloverdale Chriropractic
Costco Abbotsford
Cultus Lake Golf Club
Everything Wines
Exit Room Langley
Field House Brewing
Floathouse, Abbotsford
Floathouse , South Surrey
Krause Berry Farm
La Belle Fleur Floral Boutique Ltd.

Moxies Langley
Pagoda Ridge Golf Course
Ravens Brewing company
Roland Bleich Scuba Diving
Safeway Langley
Spud Vancouver
Thunder 2002B
The Canadian Brewhouse
The Falls Golf Course
Valley Golf Centre
VanCity
Vancouver Canadiens
Vancouver Stealth
VancouverSymphony Orchestra
Yoga Dojo

About Fraser Valley Fusion 2002

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 girls fastpitch softball team is located in Langley British Columbia and brings together select softball players from the Fraser Valley and Greater Vancouver region of British Columbia Canada.

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 provides young athletes the opportunity to improve their softball skills and to compete at a high level of play through league games and local tournaments in British Columbia and travel tournaments in Washington, Oregon, California and Canada.

FRASER VALLEY FUSION 2002 - SPONSORS

PLATINUM SPONSOR

GOLD SPONSORS

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Fraser Valley Fusion Fundraiser

2/25/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 will be holding a Poker Night fundraiser on Saturday March 3rd. Tickets are still available. You can PRE-ORDER your Poker Night tickets as well as tickets for the WINE BOARD draw and 50/50 draw.

To pre-order 50/50, Wine Draw or Poker Night tickets please contact our Manager.

Poker Night tickets - $50
50/50 tickets: $2 for 1, $3 for 5, and $7 for 10.
Wine Board draw tickets - $5 each

If you have any merchandise, gift cards, services or sports tickets etc., that you can donate for our silent auction that would also be greatly appreciated!

Contact Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 Manager

DINNER INCLUDED

GREAT PRIZES

GREAT FUN!

Join us for a
GREAT NIGHT!

Fraser Valley Fusion are raising funds to assist with the costs associated with participating in well over 100 games in 2018 including college showcase travel tournaments in the USA and the Canadian National Championships in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Thank you for supporting
Fraser Valley Fusion 2002 U16A girls fastpitch softball team!

POKER PLAYERS WANTED - TEXAS HOLD'EM

2/11/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A will be hosting a Poker Night on Saturday March 3, 2018. The event will feature DINNER , GREAT PRIZES, 50/50 DRAW, AUCTION ITEMS,TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER TOURNAMENT and more. The buy in for the tournament is $50 for 5,000 chips.

Location: Clayton Hall, 18513 70th Ave, Surrey BC.
Doors open at 5:15 pm

Tickets must be pre-ordered. Please use the form below to order your tickets.
Thank you for supporting Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A girls fastpitch softball team.

BRISSETTE AND GALBRAITH NAMES FUSION CAPTAINS FOR THE 2018 SEASON

2/10/2018

Fraser Valley Fusion 2002A (Gold) is pleased to announce that team veteran Rachel Brissette and newcomer Mya Galbraith have been named team captains for the 2018 season.

FRASER VALLEY FUSION 02A 16U JUMPS OUT TO EARLY LEAD IN VICTORY OVER LORD TWEEDSMUIR

9/24/2017

Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U grabbed an early lead on its way to a 9-4 victory over Lord Tweedsmuir on Sunday. Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U scored on a groundout by Madison MacGillivray and a single by Rachel Brissette in the first inning.
Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U earned the victory despite allowing Lord Tweedsmuir to score four runs in the fifth inning. Lord Tweedsmuir's big inning was driven by a error, a error, a fielder's choice by Maddie D, and a groundout by Livy.
Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U took an early lead in the first inning. Madison MacGillivray grounded out, scoring one run.
Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U scored three runs in the fourth inning. Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U scored on a single by Lindsay Bell and a error.
Lord Tweedsmuir scored four runs in the fifth inning. The big inning for Lord Tweedsmuir came thanks to a error, a error, a fielder's choice by Maddie D, and a groundout by Livy.
Bell earned the win for Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U. She threw four innings, allowing zero runs, two hits, striking out five, and walking one.
Rachel Brissette, Mya Galbraith, and MacGillivray each drove in two runs to lead Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U.

BIG FOURTH INNING GIVES FRASER VALLEY FUSION 02A WIN OVER DELTA HEAT

9/24/2017

Six runs in the fourth inning led Fraser Valley Fusion 02A past Delta Heat 03A 9-1 on Sunday. The big inning was thanks to a single by Kallie Henrotte, a single by Shaneika Hollingworth, a walk by Brooklyn Morrison, and a single by Carlie Lawrence.
Fraser Valley Fusion scored six runs in the fourth inning. Fraser Valley Fusion scored on a single by Kallie Henrotte, a single by Shaneika Hollingworth, a walk by Brooklyn Morrison, and a single by Carlie Lawrence.
Lindsay Bell earned the win for Fraser Valley Fusion. She tossed two innings, surrendering zero runs, two hits, striking out three, and walking zero.
Hollingworth started the game for Fraser Valley Fusion. She threw three innings, surrendering zero runs, one hit, striking out three, and walking one.
Fraser Valley Fusion had 11 hits in the game. Lawrence, Nicole Sparrow, Henrotte, Hollingworth, and Maile Johnson each collected multiple hits for Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U. Hollingworth, Morrison, and Lawrence each drove in two runs to lead Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U. Fraser Valley Fusion 02A 16U was sure-handed in the field and didn't commit a single error. Rachel Brissette had the most chances in the field with seven.
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