Sixers 14U fall in Meltdown championship
Central Washington Sixers Beau Fricke pitches in a tournament earlier this season. Fricke pitched all five innings against the Ellensburg Haymakers; he allowed no earned runs and struck out four batters.
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Central Washington Sixers Beau Fricke pitches in a tournament earlier this season. Fricke pitched all five innings against the Ellensburg Haymakers; he allowed no earned runs and struck out four batters.
The Central Washington Sixers 14U baseball team breaks its pregame huddle in a tournament earlier this season. The Sixers were defeated by 14U Prospect United in the Moses Lake Meltdown championship game 7-6.
Sixers Cannon Delong slides into home plate in a previous game this season. Delong recorded a hit batter against the Ellensburg Haymakers. The Sixers won 10-1 to advance to the championship game in the Moses Lake Meltdown.
Sixers Cade Chlarson is greeted at third base by head coach Rey Lopez. Lopez called Chlarson a bulldog that steps up to any challenge and welcomes the pressure.
MOSES LAKE — Last weekend, Central Washington Sixers 14U baseball competed in the Moses Lake Meltdown tournament. Despite falling short in the championship game, head coach Rey Lopez said his players played some of their best baseball all summer.
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