Tigers, Jacks and Cougars kick off baseball season after snow delay
Cooper Vasquez from the Tigers throws a pitch during Saturday morning’s game against St. Bernard's Catholic School to start off the season.
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Quincy’s Jace Reyes (13) makes his way over to his teammates waiting at home plate following his home run hit during Saturday’s game against Colville.
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Danny Martinez from Warden hits the ball during the first inning against Northwest Christian Saturday morning.
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Ephrata’s Mitchell Johnson runs toward first after making a hit during Saturday’s game against St. Bernard's Catholic School.
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Jaxon Porter from the Jacks prepares to throw the ball to first base to get the Colville runner out.
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Cougars players and coaches wait inside the dugout as Northwest Christian takes to the field to warm up for a cold Saturday morning game.
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EPHRATA — The Quincy Jackrabbits and Warden Cougars joined the Ephrata Tigers at home for a baseball tournament to start the season over the weekend. The three teams had the competition delayed after a snowstorm Friday and got back on track Saturday morning, playing in five-inning games.
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