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Showing posts with label Traelic Cotter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traelic Cotter. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Baseball: 13U Hammers and 13U TC Twins to Hold Spring 2013 Tryouts

(Oct. 31, 2012) - The Loudoun-based 13U Kincora Hammers and 13U TC Twins baseball teams will have a combined tryout on Saturday, Nov. 17 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Replay Sports N Training (21670 Red Rum Dr, Suite 113, Ashburn, VA 20146).

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Baseball: Tuscarora Coach Cotter Resigns After Resume Questions

(July 10, 2010) - Traelic Cotter has stepped down as Tuscarora High School's new varsity baseball coach after questions over his resume were raised in a Loudoun Times-Mirror article this week. The Loudoun Times-Mirror reported in a follow-up that Cotter, hired last month for the new school, resigned on Friday. Read the full article in the Loudoun Times-Mirror here!

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Baseball: Loudoun County Semi-Pro Team Wins NABA Hall of Fame Tournament

(July 6, 2010) - The TC Twins, a Loudoun County-based semi-pro baseball team, won the National Adult Baseball Association Hall of Fame tournament in Cooperstown, NY over the July 4 weekend.

The TC Twins -- which feature a number of former Potomac Falls High School players and was founded by Panther assistant coach Traelic Cotter, who recently accepted the varsity head coaching spot at soon-to-be-opened Tuscarora High School Leesburg -- went 4-0 in 'AA' pool play to get to the championship game which was held on the historic Doubleday Field Sunday morning.

David Laub went 12 innings in the 3-2 win with Cotter, who plays first base as well as coaching the team, winning the game with a walk-off double in the bottom of the 12th. Traelic was also awarded the MVP.

TC Twins: Traelic Cotter, Mike Detaranto, Joe Donofrio, Like Hardwick, Kyle Howard, Shawn James, Harrison Key, Jake Kline, David Laub, Dan Loins, Rob Malen, Patrick Nightingale, Thomas Rea, Dan Shill, Mike Spring, Aaron Sweger, Clayton Sylvester, Dan Tharp and Ty Weaver.