The U12 AAA girls team had a perfect 4-0 round robin record, setting up a rematch with St. John's in the final with the Barons recording a 7-4 victory.
Highlights for the Barons were Lauren Chaulk hitting an inside the park home run. Moments after the Barons recorded a 6-4-3 double play. Katie Colbourne was the most sportsmanlike.
The Barons AA team also participated in the U12 tournament and although winless on the weekend, represented the Barons proudly with an 8-8 tie and losing two games by 7-6 score boding very well for female baseball in the city.
Emma Pitcher was the team's most sportsmanlike player.
In the U14 division the Grand Falls-Windsor Braves defeated the Barons 2 games to 1 in the best-of-three mini series.
The Braves won Game 1 by a score of 7-4. The Barons held and 8-4 lead late in Game 2 but could not hold down the Braves in the bottom of the last with Grand Falls-Windsor scoring five times to steal the victory.
In the third and final game the Barons dug in for hard fought 8-6 victory with Megan Allen throwing 5 strong innings for the win and Olivia Porter picking up the save with one inning of relief. Katie Fisher had a 2 run single late in the game for the victors to seal the win. Emily White was the most sportsmanlike player for the Barons.
In the U16 division, the Barons finished the round robin atop the standings with a 3-1 record followed by the Braves at 2-2 and the Capitals at 1-3 in what was an extremely competitive division with many one-run games.
The Barons and Braves split the round robin with the Braves winning 18-10 and the Barons rebounding with an 8-7 victory setting up the rematch. Tied at six after three complete, the Barons scored three times in the 5th for a 9-6 victory.
Shontal Patey Callahan pitched four solid innings of relief in front of a stingy Barons defense, surrendering three runs in her 1st inning before shutting the door for the final three innings. Megan King was the Barons most sportsmanlike player.
