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14U Black stays hot and wins the No OFF Season tournament (Tarentum, PA).

Black went 5 & 0. They were 2-0 in pool play and 2 seed heading into the playoff round.

In the quarterfinals Redtails baseball gave EOB everything they could handle losing 1-0. Macho Quinones with complete game 1 hitter and 7ks. Kasen Neely had the game winning RBI single.

In The Semifinals, Black won another nail biter 3-2 vs Hardcore Elite Red. Luke Guth with complete game 4 hitter with 6ks. Ben Brzezinski had 2 RBIs Chris Ramos had 2 runs scored

In the Championship Black beat Sweet Swing 6-2. Chris Ramos with complete game win scattering 8 hits. The defense turned 3 double plays to back him up. Luke, Kasen and Macho with 2 hits apiece.

This was 14U Black 3rd Championship tit;e this season along with two runner-ups.

The Erie Outlaws 7U Black won their first championship taking 1^st place at the Iroquois 8U Tournament this weekend. They went 6-0 outscoring their opponents by a combined score of 97-24.

In the semi-final they defeated Ft. LeBoeuf by a score of 17-5 and then continued to dominate in the championship game against the MYAA Riptide 8U with a final score of 13-3. Drew Marsh finished the tournament going 18 for 21 with two inside the park homeruns, while Matt Jones went 18 for 20 including an inside the park homerun. The entire team continued to improve their aggressive base running and solid defense with short-stop Matt Jones and First Baseman Lucas Bardwell making several key plays.

Game 1 – Iroquois, Score 15-0 (three innings). Ryder Wilczynski was MVP of the game. Drew Marsh went 3 for 3 with a triple and inside the park homerun.

Game 2 – FLAG, Score 16-10 (five innings). Landon Waite was MPV of the game. Matt Jones went 3 for 4 with three doubles.

Game 3 – ERIE, Score 16-6 (five innings). Lucas Bardwell was MVP of the game. Micah Steves went 3 for 3 with a double and Peyton Friedman also went 3 for 3.

Game 4 – Northwestern, Score 20-0 (four innings). Peyton Friedman was MVP of the game going 3 for 3 with a double. Landon Waite was 2 for 2 and Drew Marsh was 3 for 3 with two triples.

Game 5 – Ft. LeBoeuf, Score 17-5 (four innings). Matt Jones was MVP of the game. Cameron Folmar went 3 for 3 and Ryan Robie went 2 for 2 with a base-clearing double.

Championship Game – MYAA Ripetide, Score 13-3 (six innings). Matt Jones was MVP of the game with an inside the park homerun and game ending catch. Landon Shrader was 3 for 3 with a base-clearing double. Porter Mitchell was also 3 for 3 with (2) two-out doubles.

he 7U Erie Outlaws continued their recent hot streak by winning the 8U Summer Freeze Tournament in Union City. They went 2-0 in pool play outscoring their opponents by a combined score of 42-13, earning a bye and the #1 seed.

In the semi-final they defeated Northwestern 15-4 in 4 innings.

In the final they defeated Corry 14-8 to claim the title. In the championship game the top five hitters in the lineup Landon Martin, Dennis Braendel, Ben Dougherty, Joey Russo, and Brycen Lucas combined to go 14-15. The aggressive base running and solid defense of Sam Dougherty, Cam Armbruster, Grant Gartrell, and Peyton Friedman was a key factor in the victory