toms river won the little league world series in 2001.
toms river won the little league world series in 2001.
when did toms river win the little league world series?
2001
at the age of 12 and measuring 5 feet 2 inches and , frazier was a star on the toms river east american little league all-star team that won the new jersey state championship and then the us east regional championship, to advance to the 1998 little league world series in williamsport, pennsylvania. dubbed the "beasts of the east" for their skill, power and lucky-charm, stuffed gorilla, the team went undefeated in the tournament, and frazier saved his best performance for the world championship game against the far east and international-champion kashima little league from kashima, ibaraki, japan, on august 29 at howard j. lamade stadium. beginning the game at shortstop, not only did he go 4–4 with a leadoff home run, but he was also the winning pitcher and recorded the game-winning strikeout that sealed a 12–9 toms river win and the world championship – the first american little league world championship since 1993.
todd frazier
toms river is also home to many national champion pop warner football and cheerleading titles. 1996 toms river raider jr. peewee football team won a national championship. cheerleaders from the toms river little indians, toms river raiders, and the toms river angels (formerly the saint joe's angels) have won many national titles. the first national championship title was won in 1993 by the toms river little indian midget cheer squad. in 2001, 2002, and 2003 the toms river angels brought home national titles resulting in the nations second ever three peat (meaning they brought home three national titles on the same level). in 2005, the toms river little indians brought home two more national titles, and the toms river raiders won one. in 2006, the toms river angels midget large advanced cheer squad and the toms river little indians midget small intermediate cheer squad won two more national titles. in 2007 the toms river angels brought home one and the indians brought back two more to add to their history.
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