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Bantam Crusherz off to provincials

Girls softball
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The Gibsons Bantam Crusherz are on their way to the provincial softball championships in Port Alberni July 6 to 8. Pictured back row left to right; coach Cheryl Gillard, Hannah Smith, Jaymie Capron, Taylor Fiedler, Carly Gillard, Leah Ewert, Charli Johnston, Veronica Evans, coach Laura Ewert; front row left to right; Mckayla Carr-Weeks, Cheyenne Mawby, Jazzmin Taylor, Stephanie Slingerland and Stephanie Kirkham.

The Gibsons Bantam Crusherz are on their way to the provincial softball championships in Port Alberni July 6 to 8.

The Crusherz had to go through the district playdowns in North Vancouver on the weekend of June 8 to 10 in order to secure their spot.

It has been a steady climb for the girls as they have been in three previous tournaments and so far have won two second-place spots. Knowing that second would not be good enough, the girls put their best foot forward and were able to take first place against all the bantam teams in the C division in District four, which includes the North Shore.

The Crusherz sailed through their first three games, sending each team packing with a mercy.

In the final game, the Crusherz had to face the Blue Jays for the second time. The Blue Jays were a tough opponent this time, not giving up much and sticking very close to the Crusherz. Leah Ewert pitched the entire game, giving it her all. The Crusherz just couldn’t get their bats moving, stranding runners on base several times. The score was 5-4 in the fifth inning.

Finally, in the seventh inning, the Crusherz were able to bang in a couple of runs, ending the game at 7-4 and cinching their spot to the provincials.

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