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YCMHS boys win NSSAF slo-pitch regionals but fall short at provincials

YARMOUTH, N.,S. – The YCMHS Vikings won the NSSAF Western Region Division 1 2016-2017 Slo-Pitch Championship for a third consecutive time.

SaltWire Network | Posted: June 7, 2017, midnight | Updated: Sept. 30, 2017, 7:29 a.m. | 2 Min Read
YCMHS boys soft: NSSAF 2016-2017 Boys Division 1 Slo-Pitch Regionals Champions.
YCMHS boys soft: NSSAF 2016-2017 Boys Division 1 Slo-Pitch Regionals Champions.

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Other teams competing at regionals the last weekend of May were North East Kings, Central Kings, West Kings, Horton and Park View. Yarmouth defeated Central Kings 17-14 in the championship final.

The Vikings competed at provincials in Aylesford the first weekend in June , looking to claim a back-to-back Division 1 provincial title. The team made it to the semi-finals but fell short of making it to the championship. READ ALSO: YCMHS GIRLS WIN NSSAF DIVISION 1 SLO-PITCH PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP

YCMHS boys soft: NSSAF 2016-2017 Boys Division 1 Slo-Pitch Regionals Champions.
YCMHS boys soft: NSSAF 2016-2017 Boys Division 1 Slo-Pitch Regionals Champions.
YCMHS boys soft: NSSAF 2016-2017 Boys Division 1 Slo-Pitch Regionals Champions. Nathan Webber at bat.
YCMHS boys soft: NSSAF 2016-2017 Boys Division 1 Slo-Pitch Regionals Champions.
YCMHS boys soft: NSSAF 2016-2017 Boys Division 1 Slo-Pitch Regionals Champions. Brad Jones playing the infield.
YCMHS boys soft: NSSAF 2016-2017 Boys Division 1 Slo-Pitch Regionals Champions. Isaac Moore at bat.
YCMHS boys soft: NSSAF 2016-2017 Boys Division 1 Slo-Pitch Regionals Champions. Dylan d'Entremont exchanging some high fives.

 

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