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Par-en-Bas junior boys win slo-pitch regionals

Par-en-Bas downs Hebbville in final of regional championships in Hebron

SaltWire Network | Posted: June 7, 2018, 1:07 p.m. | Updated: June 7, 2018, 1:08 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Par-en-Bas junior boys slo-pitch team (back row, from left): coach Miguel Surette, assistant coach Cory Newell, Denver d’Entremont, Connor Boudreau, Shawn d’Eon, Jay DeViller, Will Cottreau, Gavin O’Connell, assistant coach Riley d’Entremont. Front row: Caelen Wallace, Vincent Surette, Yanick Cottreau, Austin Surette, Tristan Cottreau.
The Par-en-Bas junior boys slo-pitch team (back row, from left): coach Miguel Surette, assistant coach Cory Newell, Denver d’Entremont, Connor Boudreau, Shawn d’Eon, Jay DeViller, Will Cottreau, Gavin O’Connell, assistant coach Riley d’Entremont. Front row: Caelen Wallace, Vincent Surette, Yanick Cottreau, Austin Surette, Tristan Cottreau. - Submitted

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The École secondaire de Par-en-Bas junior boys slo-pitch team captured the western regional championship Wednesday, June 6, at the Hebron Recreation Complex, defeating Hebbville in the title game.

Par-en-Bas defeated St. Mary’s Bay in the semifinals 13-3, then advanced to the final, where they defeated Hebbville 11-0 to win the regional banner.

Par-en-Bas was led by Gavin O'Connell, who had three home runs. Yannick Cottreau had a home run, double and single. Vincent Surette had two doubles and two singles, Austin Surette had a triple, double and two singles.

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