Mid-Sussex downed Camden-Wyoming, 9-2, on Wednesday night to force a second game to decide the Senior League baseball state title.
The two Downstate squads will square off again today at Newark …
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Mid-Sussex downed Camden-Wyoming, 9-2, on Wednesday night to force a second game to decide the Senior League baseball state title.
The two Downstate squads will square off again today at Newark National at 7 p.m. to determine the state championship in Little League’s age division for 13-16 year olds.
The winner advances to the Eastern Regional in Bangor, Maine.
Wednesday’s win was the second-straight victory for Mid-Sussex (2-1) after falling to C-W (2-1) in its tourney opener. District I champion Camden-Wyoming had won five all-star games in a row.
Mid-Sussex is now 5-1 overall in its two all-star tournaments.
Junior League
Laurel 8, Naamans 4: The District III champions advanced to the state finals with the victory on Wednesday night.
District II champion Naamans (1-1) will face Smyrna-Clayton (0-1) today at 7 p.m. at Seaford’s Nanticoke Little League.
Laurel (1-0) then squares off with the winner on Friday at 7 p.m. The state champion moves on to the Eastern Regional in Du Bois, Pa.
Softball
Major League
MOT 8, Canal 1: The District I champions opened the state tournament with a win on Wednesday night.
The Middletown-area squad will take on District III champion Lower Sussex today at 7 p.m. in Milton.
Canal will play again on Friday at 7 p.m.in the three-team double-elimination tourney.