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2009 ALL-STAR GAMES
 Sox coach Jeff Fruhwirth made it three straight All-Star game victories as his American squad won 10-6 on Sunday, August 9 at AIA. Taylor Hause (left) went 3-for-5 with 3RBIs and a home run to bring home All-Star Game MVP honors. In lieu of no outstanding plays on the field this year, "Superfan" Steve Dunlap (right) was rewarded for his bare-hand grab of a foul ball in the stands as the Defensive Play of the game.  |
MVABL All-Stars defeat COMABL 14-7
Co-MVPs Drew York (Thunder) and Taylor Hause (Shockers) each belted a grand slam in a 14-7 victory in the inaugural MVABL-COMABL All-Star game in Columbus on Saturday, August 8. Read the recap.
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2008 ALL-STAR GAME
 The American Team scored in six of the nine innings to squeak out a 16-0 win over the National Team on Sunday, August 10 at Athletes in Action Sports Complex. Beavercreek Sox third baseman Brennen Glass became the second straight reserve player to win the game's Most Valuable Player award. Glass went 3-for-3 at the plate with a double, triple and 2 RBIs. Sox relief pitcher Dustin Lacy took home the Defensive Player award with three shutout innings on the mound, striking out five batters. Sox starting pitcher Wes Rehmert picked up the win. Earlier in the day, Sox first baseman Jon Dalton (pictured on the left) bested the Royals' Tim Peffley in sudden death of the 2008 Home Run Derby.
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2007 ALL-STAR GAME
 The National Team scored eight runs in the final four innings to pull away from the American squad by a score of 11-4 on Sunday at Athletes in Action Sports Complex. Beavercreek Sox outfielder Chris Tabler became the first reserve player to win the game's Most Valuable Player award. Tabler went 3-for-3 at the plate with 2 RBIs and a double. Dayton Rangers shortstop Jake Robinson took home the Defensive Player award with two outstanding diving plays at short. Sox starting pitcher Tim Antil picked up the win with three scoreless innings of work.
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2005 ALL-STAR GAME
 The American Team scored 7 runs in the first inning as they rolled to a 13-3 win over the National squad. The game's Most Valuable Player went to the Woodpeckers' Gabe Thomas who went 3-for-4 at the plate with a single, double, triple, and walk. He also drove in 2 runs and scored twice. Teammate Toby Stewart took home the game's Best Defensive Player award with 4 innings of quality work on the mound picking up the victory for the American team.
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2004 ALL-STAR GAME
The Rangers' Clint Wolf and the Royals's Ron Runyon each homered to propel the National Team to a 15-10 win over the American Team. The game's Most Valuable Player went to Ron Runyon who had 2 hits, including a homerun, scored twice and drove in 4 runs. Mike Leach of the Astros took home the game's Best Defensive Player award with 3 assists including a double play.
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