Peewee AA Beavers crowned tier 3 provincial champions

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“It was a complete team effort,” Beavers head coach Carson Wouters said. “There were no super stars. No ‘one-man carried the team’. From top to bottom of the lineup, everyone contributed, all weekend.

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“We set goals at the beginning of the season and the boys followed through.”

Wouters said timing was a big reason the Beavers didn’t have too much trouble at the tournament. Their closest marign of victory was five runs, while their average margin of victory was 8.6 runs.

“We seemed to peak at the right time the last couple of weeks,” Wouters said. “Through some exhibition games and things like that, it just all kind of came together at the same time and at the right time.”

A large number of pitching arms also factored into the perfect 5-0 record.

“Our pitching was one of our dominant parts of the team. We were deep in pitching,” Wouters said. “Even going into the finals, we had five of our top six pitchers still available to pitch. I think all teams wished they’d have had that.”

There was also a second Beavers team that competed at the peewee provincials, as they were in tier II in Regina.

Those Beavers lost to the Watrous Lakers in the semfinals following a perfect 3-0 round robin.

nathan.kanter@jpbg.ca

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