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The Three Rivers All Star Babe Ruth baseball team went 2 wins versus 1 loss in pool play in the Northwest Regional Championships in Alberta, Canada.

Three Rivers defeated Bozeman, Montana 11 to 9 yesterday and advanced to play Middleton, Idaho this afternoon at one o’clock local time. Middleton went 1 and 2 in pool play with a run differential of minus six. Three Rivers run differential is plus 8 and only two other teams have better differential, Lakeridge, Oregon and the Calgary Longhorns.

The winner of this afternoon’s game plays tomorrow at 10 a.m. against Lakeridge.

 

The Three Rivers All Star Babe Ruth baseball team is in route to Alberta Canada to participate in the Northwest Regional Championships in the 14-year-old category.

Three Rivers 1st game is slated for next Tuesday night at 7 p.m. Pacific time against the Longhorns out of Calgary, B.C. Wednesday afternoon at one Three Rivers is designated the home team when they face Moses Lake out of the state of Washington. Thursday afternoon, also at one o’clock Three Rivers, again as the home team, faces Bozeman, Montana.

 

The Three Rivers All Star Babe Ruth team won the state championship on Sunday here in Grants Pass.

Three Rivers outscored the Umpqua Valley All Stars 12 to 2 in Saturday’s first game with Griffin DeKruger going three for four at the plate. Griffin singled in the 3rd, 4th and 5th innings leading the team’s offense.

The South Coast All stars were Three Rivers next victim when the home team triumphed in a scoring fest 21 to 17 in Saturday’s 2nd game. This time it was Lawson O’Leary leading the offense with a single, triple and a home run.

Sunday’s championship game saw O’Leary again lead the team, this time with a dominant mound performance handing the Umpqua Valley All Stars their 2nd loss. The young right hander struck out 12 while allowing four hits and two runs and giving up five walks.

The Three Rivers team is headed to Alberta, Canada for the round two of the national championships next week and there is an urgent need for additional funds to make sure the team can make the trip. They have established a go fund me page for donations. To help go to https://gofund.me/12d17e84

 

The Three Rivers All Star Babe Ruth team won the state championship on Sunday here in Grants Pass.

Three Rivers outscored the Umpqua Valley All Stars 12 to 2 in Saturday’s first game with Griffin DeKruger going three for four at the plate. Griffin singled in the 3rd, 4th and 5th innings leading the team’s offense.

The South Coast All stars were Three Rivers next victim when the home team triumphed in a scoring fest 21 to 17 in Saturday’s 2nd game. This time it was Lawson O’Leary leading the offense with a single, triple and a home run.

Sunday’s championship game saw O’Leary again lead the team, this time with a dominant mound performance. The young right hander struck out 12 while allowing four hits and two runs and giving up five walks.

The Three Rivers team is headed to Alberta, Canada for the round two of the national championships next week and there is an urgent need for additional funds to make sure the team can make the trip. They have established a go fund me page for donations. To help go to https://gofund.me/12d17e84

 

The Cavemen beat North Medford, 7 to 1. Troy Osborne had three hits, scored three runs and threw five and a third innings, allowing just one earned run to register the win for Grants Pass. The Cavemen improve to 3 and 2 in Southwest Conference play.

The Lady Cavers lost to North Medford, 19 to 1. Mady Montejano and Brooklyn Kuykendall both had singles for Grants Pass.

Hidden Valley broke a 4 to 4 tie, and scored eleven runs over the last two innings to beat Mazama, 15 to 4. Alijah Zauher had four hits, five RBI's and threw two and a third scoreless innings in relief to earn the win for the Mustangs. Hidden Valley improves to 7 and 3 overall and 3 and 0 in the Skyline Conference.