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Bayfield loses second round in state baseball playoffs
5/17/2013 By: Times staff report

Left, BHS celebrates their regional win over Florence May 11 at their second-to-last last home game before heading to this weekend's state action. Photo by Glenn Tinnin.

The Wolverines played a close game, but one errant inning was enough to derail their winning streak. They lost 8-9 Friday afternoon to Faith Christian. Wolverines now play either Kent Denver or Holy Family at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Greeley. BUT, it's double elimination, so they can still pull it off! They're now 1-1 in the tournament.

Earlier Friday, the Brush Beetdiggers were unable to stop an absolute onslaught of hits by the Bayfield Wolverines. BHS won the first round of state playoffs 15-2 Friday at UNC in Greeley. Hunter Funkhouser pitched most of the game, and the entire offense had a lot of hits and runs! Joel Priest will have the full story in next week's edition. Games are being broadcast on 107.1 in Bayfield. Go Wolverines!
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