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Barons win provincial baseball banner

Kathy Johnson | Posted: Oct. 22, 2019, 8:13 a.m. | Updated: Oct. 22, 2019, 8:13 a.m. | 1 Min Read
The Barrington Barons are the Nova Scotia Schools Athletic Federation (NSSAF) Division 2 Boys Baseball champions for the 2019/20 season. From left to right back row: Coach Tristan Reede, Jordan Belliveau, Teagan Scott, Nate Wickens, Ben Nickerson, Ethan Shand, Owen Penney, Ethan Brannen and Evan Locke. Front row: Drew Goreham, Brandon Townsend, Keigan Sears, Zachery Townsend and Jacob Matthews.
The Barrington Barons are the Nova Scotia Schools Athletic Federation (NSSAF) Division 2 Boys Baseball champions for the 2019/20 season. From left to right back row: Coach Tristan Reede, Jordan Belliveau, Teagan Scott, Nate Wickens, Ben Nickerson, Ethan Shand, Owen Penney, Ethan Brannen and Evan Locke. Front row: Drew Goreham, Brandon Townsend, Keigan Sears, Zachery Townsend and Jacob Matthews. - Contributed

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BARRINGTON, N.S. — The Barrington Barons have won the Nova Scotia Schools Athletic Federation (NSSAF) Division 2 Boys Baseball 2019/20 Championship. 
The Barons were undefeated at the two division, six-team tournament hosted by Amherst over the Oct. 19 weekend. In division play, the Barons edged Millwood 3-2 and took out Hants North 17-0 in four innings (15 run rule).
In semi-final crossover action, Barrington defeated Eastern 17-2 in four innings to advance to the championship game, where they doubled Millwood 6-3 for the banner.
The Barons also captured the Western Region baseball championship earlier this month.

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