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The Playoffs are Here! Lakewood Baseball Sports Report

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Submitted by Greg Rediske.

The playoffs started for the 8U and 10U. More on that next week. League is over!

8U Final Standings
Hornets 7-1
Diamondbacks 7-1
Bulldozers 4-3-1
Bills 4-4
Rainiers 3-5
Panthers 1-6-1
Tillicum Crushers 1-7

Diamondbacks 18, Bills 14
Panthers 18, Crushers 17
Hornets 17, Rainiers 6

June 3, Playoff game
Bills 22, Rainiers 21 The Bills came back in the bottom of the 5th to tie and win. Gi Gi hit another home run for the Rainiers, while the Bills got a big homer early in the game as well.

10U Final Standings
Knights 7-1-1
Rainiers 5-2-2
Cyclones 3-6
Rivals 1-7-1

Playoff Results:
Rivals 8, Knights 4
Rainiers 11, Cyclones 7

June 3 Cyclones 7, Knights 0
June 4 Rainiers 6, Rivals 5

Championship game TBD: Rainiers vs. Cyclones

10U League Statistics:
Batting Average
Kaleb G .875 Cyclones
Brody .833 Rainiers
James .769 Rivals
Sawyer .727 Knights

Adan, Rivals leads with 10 RBIs
Brody, Rainiers leads with 15 hits
Peyton (Knights), Ace (Rainiers) Liam (Knights) lead with 2 home runs each

ERA
Brody, Rainiers 1.75
James, Rivals 3.60
Peyton, Knights 4.72

Strikeouts
James, Rivals 30
Peyton, Knights 28
Brody, Rainiers 25

12U
Diamondbacks 15, Titans 15

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  1. Greg,

    When I see the names of these many teams and remember your reporting on the younger ones, I am struck by the fact that hundreds of kids learned more about baseball. They also learned the value of showing up and being part of a team. They also learned to use their bodies, to depend on each other, to cheer each other on, and to be gracious regardless of the outcome of an individual game. Beyond that they brought hundreds of families together so people got to connect in valuable community.

    Thanks to all the people that made this remarkably valuable baseball season happen.

    • Thanks, Barlow. Kudos to the board of All Things Baseball, led by Jonathan Garcia and Paul Nimmo, who put this season together. And thanks to the Clover Park School District and the Parks Department of the City of Lakewood for their help. And to the coaches and parents who devoted countless hours to making it all happen.