First Continental Baseball League Home Run Derby

On July 16, 2007 Noah Scott - of the Bay Area Toros - won the first Continental Baseball League Home Run Derby. It took place in League City Texas at Wildcat Field. Noah is the brother of former Houston Astros player Luke Scott.

This was a fun night as Noah hit a dramatic home run on the last pitch in the final round. The event was at the Toros' home field and his teammates in attendance that night rushed the field to celebrate with him. The two league executives in the photo with Noah are league founders Ron Baron and Bob Ibach. 

The following text is from the Wayback/Archive snapshot from the Toros' website home page a couple of days after the Home Run Derby and All-Star Game events took place:

Noah Scott, the younger brother of Houston Astros' outfielder Luke Scott, hit 8 home runs in the first round, then four in the finals to win the CBL Home Run Derby, in the first day of CBL All-Star Game festivities at Clear Creek Wildcat Field. The All-Star Game is Tuesday night at Clear Creek Wildcat Field at 7 PM. Tickets will be available at the gate for just $10.

Home Run Derby Results:
First Round (Top 4 and ties advance to finals):
Estevan Quintana, Tarrant County Blue Thunder, 8
Karl Krailo, Tarrant County Blue Thunder, 8
Noah Scott, Bay Area Toros, 8
Danny Holmes, Bay Area Toros, 7
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Ross Elmore, Texas Heat, 6
Justin Meagher, Texas Heat, 6
Jesse Longoria, Lewisville Lizards, 6
Jerrett Sandridge, Bay Area Toros, 6
Joe Pagan, Tarrant County Blue Thunder, 5
Robby Winn, Texas Heat, 5
Mario Spann, Lewisville Lizards, 4
Josh Jennings, Lewisville Lizards, 2

Finals:
Noah Scott, Bay Area Toros, 4
Karl Krailo, Tarrant County Blue Thunder, 3
Danny Holmes, Bay Area Toros, 1
Estevan Quintana, Tarrant County Blue Thunder, 1

Winner: Noah Scott, Bay Area Toros

 

More on the CBL's 2007 All-Star Game can be found at this page: https://www.cblproball.com/all-star-games/2007-cbl-home-run-derby-star-game/