ANACORTES – The Burlington-Edison Tigers took control of the game in the bottom of the sixth inning on an sacrifice fly from Dylan Boe, and RBI double from Sid Livingston and a 2RBI single from Chris Vivanco to put up four runs and overcome a 6-5 deficit and win the game 9-6 over Anacortes. Tiger’s catcher Dylan Boe also added a grand slam home run in the bottom of the second inning, his second slam of the tournament.
The Tigers clinched a Regional berth and will now play Sehome to determine the third and fourth place seeding in the Regional round. Sehome and Burlington-Edison will now face off at 2:30 today. The winner will play their Regional round games at Joe Martin Field in Bellingham, while the loser will travel to Yelm for the regional round games.
You can listen to a replay of today’s game featuring the call by Jon Jensen and Joe Capitano at http://www.meridix.com/archive.php?liveid=skagitradio1
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ANACORTES – The Burlington-Edison Tigers outscored the Lynden Lions 11-7 in a loser-out game of the District One 2A baseball tournament. The game featured a pair of grand slam home runs.
With the victory, the Tigers advance to play the loser of the Anacortes vs. Blaine game, with a regional tournament berth at stake. The winner of that game will earn the #3 seed from District One and will play its regional tournament games at Joe Martin Stadium in Bellingham.
Please click here for a free replay of our webcast featuring Jon Jensen’s play-by-play.
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BELLINGHAM- The Burlington-Edison Tigers season came to an end today at the hands of the 20-3 Archbishop Murphy Wildcats/ The teams played it close until the bottom of the sixth inning when Archbishop Murphy put up six runs including a pair of two RBI doubles to put the game out of reach for the Tigers 8-2.
