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Langley peewee girls bring home gold medal

Four out of five victories at a softball tournament last weekend earned the Xtreme ’03 some glory.
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The entire team shared in the victory (left to right in the back) coach Charles Dickens, Alysia Dickens, Sally Sapinski, coach Don Smith, and (front) Paige Martell, Makenna Baly, Breann Thiessen, Madison Naylor, Brianna Stockli, Makenna Nightingale, Olivia Sing, Justine Charron, Vanessa Waugh, Rylee Baly and coach Murray Sing. (Special to the Langley Advance)

Langley Xtreme ’03 came home this past weekend with the gold.

The U14B girls peewee softball rep team was one of four competing in the May Madness tournament in Maple Ridge last weekend.

Ridge Meadows Minor Softball Association hosted the tourney on May 20 and 21, where all four teams competing in a round-robin format.

Xtreme ’03 placed a close second in the round-robin, winning two games against the Ridge Meadows Rage by a score of 20-3 and 10-2. before suffering what Mel Baly described as a “close loss” to the Cloverdale Fury ’03 team, by the score of 6-5.

The playoffs on Sunday, however, landed the Xtremes a 13-1 win over the Rage again, securing them a spot in the finals.

Then, in the finals, Xtremes cleaned up.

They downed the Cloverdale Fury ’03 by a score of 12-8, “proudly securing the gold medal,” Baly said, describing it as an “exciting” game.

“It was a great tournament for the Langley Xtreme ’03 U14B girls peewee softball team, who are looking forward to continuing a successful softball season.



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