SBC Softball


 


Elected : USSSA New York Hall Of Fame in 2017

Inducted : March 2018 Smithtown, NY.

 

SCB stands for Seltman, Cobb and Bryant an IT computer service company. Scott Cobb chairman and CEO was instrumental in sponsoring the team for 13 years. During that period Mr. Cobb contributed over $150,000 to the team. Rick Caravaggio, Jeff Cobb and Karl Komyathy were with the team the entire time and were the Leadership team. Phil Castellano and Mike Louis were part of the coaching staff. SCB played in tournaments up and down the east coast and played in tournaments as far west as Reno, Nevada. Other stops included: Tennessee, Colorado, Canada, Alabama, Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Georgia, Texas, Oklahoma, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Indiana, Virginia, Delaware and Maryland. SCB entered 78 tournaments during that period and won 35. And most important the SCB team would like to thank our families for sacrificing and supporting our passion for the game of Softball. Without your support we would not have achieved our success.  

SCB USSSA Softball Club Accomplishments: 

1987-USSSA CHAMPS-Melvin LeBeau Memorial, New Bedford Mass. (Written up in 12/87 Slo-Pitch News)

1987-USSSA CHAMPS- Staten Island Invitational, Staten island, NY

1989-Southhampton PBA CHAMPS, Southampton, NY

1990-USSSA NEW YORK STATE B CHAMPS, Rochester, NY

1990-NIT-Tullahoma, TN-Highest Finishing A Team

1992-USSSA CHAMPS-Rumpke Park, Bud Light/Steele’s. 4th of July Classic, Cincinnati, OH (National Qualifier)

1995, 1996, 2000 USSSA CHAMPS-Cape May A Classic, Wildwood, NJ

1989-2004- USSSA CHAMPS, Town of Brookhaven **League Champs/Playoff Champs/ or both during this time span

 

  • Champs-Easton PA “Palmer Memorial”, 1989,1990, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2000 (Played here every year from 1989-2000)
  • Champs-Somerville, NJ “Budweiser Invitational”, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2000 (Played here every year from 1989-2003)
  • Champs-Belmar, NJ “Belmar Wall”-1991, 1992, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002 (Played here every year from 1989-2003)
  • Champs-Steamboat Springs, Colorado “Triple Crown Nationals”-1995
  • Reno Nevada—Reno Classic “A” NIT
  • USSSA Triple Crown National & State Tournaments 1992-2003 (Cocoa Beach, FL, Lawton, OK, Stephens Point, Wisconsin, Sioux City, Iowa (twice), Jacksonville, FL (Twice), Burlington, NC, Steamboat Springs, Colorado (Twice)