The following teams attended; Richmond PD, Cen-Cal Connection, El
Dorado Cartel, Degenerates, Oakland PD, Hate On Us, SF Seals,
Controlled Chaos, Nor-Cal Standard, Reloaded and the HD Law
Dawgs.

On Saturday the following single agencies teams battled it out;
Richmond PD, San Pablo PD, El Cerrito PD, Martinez PD, Pinole PD,
Walnut Creek PD, Concord PD, Hercules PD, Pleasant Hill PD and
the Contra Costa County DA’s Office battled it out. Thank you to
all the teams that participated.

The weather was approximately 90-92 degrees for Friday and 80-
85 on Saturday. Each team played two games during the round robin portion of
the tournament and were seeded 1-11 in this order for the Friday teams; Hate On Us, Degenerates, Nor-Cal Standard, Cen-Cal Connection, HD Law Dawgs, Cartel, Oakland PD, Richmond PD,
Controlled Chaos, Reloaded and SF Seals.

The Saturday Teams were seeded 1-10 in the following order;

Richmond PD, Contra Costa County DA’s Office, Concord PD, Martinez PD, Pinole PD, Pleasant Hill PD, Walnut Creek PD, San Pablo PD, Hercules PD and El Cerrito PD.

The first round of Playoffs on Friday, Chaos beat Richmond PD 17-14, Oakland PD beat Reloaded 18-17 and the SF Seals Beat the Cartel 13-12 on a few questionable calls. In the 2nd round Chaos Beat Hate On Us 19-18, Cen-Cal beat HD Law Dawgs 13-9, the
Degenerates beat Oakland PD 22-15 and Standard beat the SF Seals 20-5.

In the Semifinals Degenerates beat Standard 21-17 and Cen-Cal Connection beat Chaos 25-6. This would set up another matchup of Cen-Cal VS the Degenerates. During round
robin the Degenerates beat Cen-Cal 11-6.

In the end, Cen-Cal Connection beat the Degenerates 24-5 to win the tournament.

Cen-Cal Connection’s MVP is Eric Mattos. The all tourneys are Danny Rutledge, Chowy Alvarado and Jorgie Vina.

The Degenerates MVP is Jerad Montour (Back to back for Jered). The all tourneys are Kenny Gross, Roy Tatum and Eli Davis.

Congrats to the MVP’s and the all tourneys.

Friday teams
1. Cen-Cal Connection
2. Degenerates
T3. Controlled Chaos
T3. Nor-Cal Standard
T5. Hate on US
T5. Oakland PD
T5. HD Law Dawgs
T5. SF Seals
T9. Richmond PD
T9. Reloaded
T9. Cartel

After the championship game on Friday a memorial celebrating the life of Brad Moody along with all the Police Officers,
Correctional Officers, Probation Officers, Parole Officers, Fire Fighters, Military and all First Responders that have paid the ultimate sacrifice. This ceremony took place on field #2 and included the some of the Moody Family members; Brad’s mother Betty, Susan (Brad’s Wife), Emma and Madison (Brad’s
Daughters) and Jen Piro (Brad’s sister) Jen’s husband Fairfield PD Sergeant Frank Piro and their two kids. Richmond PD Sergeant James Moody (Brad’s Brother) and his wife Michelle weren’t able to attend due to taking their daughter Jaiden to College in North
Carolina for her track scholarship. Emma and Madison threw out
the ceremonial first pitch to Richmond Police Officers Caine and
Sousa.

San Pablo PD’s Honor Guard posted the colors during the ceremony while a bag piper performed. Richmond PD SWAT
Members performed the ceremonial 21 gun salute. While very emotional, it was an incredible way to honor Brad Moody and all the fallen First Responders who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. Contra Costa County Sherriff Office had their Helicopter conduct a fly over the field during the ceremony.

The Moody Family was very happy how we honored Brad and all the fallen Officers.

After the ceremony, a social event took place with a DJ, free beer and the homerun derby took place. Randy Villa from Walnut Creek PD won the derby.
Saturday’s teams Final standings

1. Richmond PD
2. Walnut Creek PD
T3. Martinez PD
T3. San Pablo PD
T3. Concord PD
T6. Pleasant Hill PD
T6. Contra Costa County DA’s Office
T8. Hercules PD
T8. Pinole PD
T8. El Cerrito PD

I would like to thank the Richmond Police Department, San Pablo Police Department and the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office for lending their resources to make the Moody Tournament special for the Moody Family and all the players and family
members who attended.

I feel the Moody Ceremony is very special to the Moody Family and all the players who attended. I got most of the ideas for the ceremony from the Sterling Heights tourney in Michigan.

This is one of the best tourneys that I have had the pleasure to play in.
They sure know how to honor Wouters/Sawyers and all the Police
Officers that have paid the ultimate sacrifice.

Thanks again to the teams who committed and played in the 10th
Annual Brad Moody Memorial Tournament!