The Bucks County Generals 9U defeated Hamilton A’s 9U, 4-2, in the 9U Spring Fever championship game. Matteo Cundari of the Generals was named the 9U tournament’s Most Valuable Player. The Generals (3-1) outscored their opponents 41-31. The A’s (3-1) held a 36-13 runs advantage on their opponents.

Rucci Baseball 10U Carolina defeated the Morris County Cubs, 11-0, in the 10U Spring Fever championship game. Mason Edelman of Rucci Baseball was named the 10U tournament’s Most Valuable Player. Rucci Baseball (4-0) outscored its opponents 52-13. The Cubs (3-2) held a 44-26 runs advantage on their opponents.

The Dust Devils defeated the Locked In Baseball Expos, 11-0, in the 11U Spring Fever championship game. Bohdan Wisniewski and Kollin Klinger of the Devils were named co-MVPs of the 11U tournament. The Devils (5-0) outscored their opponents 53-3). The Expos (3-1) held a 34-13 runs advantage on their opponents.

Double Major 12U Black defeated the Severna Park Green Hornets, 6-0, in the 12U Spring Fever championship game. Mateo Matusz of Double Major was named the 12U tournament’s Most Valuable Player. Double Major (5-0) outscored its opponents 50-18. Severna Park (4-1) held a 38-17 runs advantage on its opponents.

Beast Black defeated the Diamond Jacks White 13U, 12-6, in the 13U Spring Fever championship game. Patrick Dalien of Beast Black was named the 13U tournament’s Most Valuable Player. Beat Black (5-0) outscored its opponents 39-18. The Diamond Jacks (4-1) held a 30-28 runs advantage on their opponents.

South Jersey Young Guns 2028 defeated the Lock In Baseball Expos, 2-1, in the 14U Spring Fever championship game. Papa Fischer, who just turned 90, was named the 14U tournament’s MVP for his Young Guns’ team support. The Young Guns (4-0-1) outscored their opponents 28-16. The Expos (3-1) held a 24-12 runs advantage on their opponents.