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2010 Onturf Sports BPA North State Results OnTurf Sports BPA NORTH STATE SummerSlam Baseball Tournament JUNE 23-27, 2010 11u Teams Churubusco Redsox NH Bulldogs CC Eagles Wallen SandDawgs Granger Cubs Wells Co. Tomahawks FW Stars (ALL GAMES ARE ON FIELD #3) Visit OnTurfSports.com for the latest event information Questions or Comments? Email us at [email protected] Granger Cubs NH Bulldogs (SAT 10:00 AM) Granger Cubs LOSER TO C (FRI 6:00 PM) LOSER TO D FW Stars (SAT 8:00 PM) CC Eagles Granger Cubs (FRI 8:00 PM) Wallen SandDawgs LOSER TO A Wallen SandDawgs (SAT 12:00 PM) Wallen SandDawgs Churubusco Redsox LOSER TO E (SAT 8:00 AM) Churubusco Redsox (SUN 2:00 PM) LOSER TO B Granger Cubs Wells Co. Tomahawks BPA NORTH STATE CHAMPION E Churubusco Redsox F Wallen SandDawgs (SUN 2:00 PM) A CC Eagles (SAT 4:00 PM) Churubusco Redsox (SUN 12:00 PM) Wallen SandDawgs IF GAME (SAT 2:00 PM) Wells Co. Tomahawks LOSER TO G B Wells Co. Tomahawks (SUN 10:00 AM) Churubusco Redsox CONSOLATION GAME D NH Bulldogs G CC Eagles (SAT 6:00 PM) NH Bulldogs (SUN 8:00 AM) CC Eagles LOSER TO H C FW Stars H FW Stars OnTurf Sports BPA NORTH STATE SummerSlam Baseball Tournament 13u Teams Concordia Cadets A FW Indians Concordia Cadets B Great American Giants Elk. Rip City Rebels IN Bearcats FW Cubs Kendallville Titans FW Fuel SC Sluggers Visit OnTurfSports.com for the latest event information Questions or Comments? Email us at [email protected] Great American Giants (FRI 9:00 PM #4) LOSER TO B Great American Giants Kendallville Titans FW Indians (FRI 5:00 PM #5) (SAT 2:00 PM #4) Elk. Rip City Rebels LOSER TO C SC Sluggers LOSER TO H (SAT 8:00 AM #5) SC Sluggers LOSER TO E Elk. Rip City Rebels Elk. Rip City Rebels (SAT 8:00 PM #5) LOSER TO I IN Bearcats FW Fuel (SAT 8:00 AM #4) FW Cubs LOSER TO F IN Bearcats (FRI 7:00 PM #5) LOSER TO A FW Cubs FW Fuel Concordia Cadets B (SAT 2:00 PM #5) (SUN 2:00 PM #5) FW Fuel LOSER TO G (FRI 9:00 PM #5) LOSER TO D FW Fuel FW Fuel BPA NORTH STATE Concordia Cadets A CHAMPION (SUN 4:00 PM #5) IF GAME A Concordia Cadets B G IN Bearcats I Elk. Rip City Rebels (SAT 10:00 AM #5) Kendallville Titans (SUN 12:00 PM #5) LOSER TO J (SAT 6:00 PM #5) SC Sluggers B Kendallville Titans (SAT 12:00 PM #5) Elk. Rip City Rebels SC Sluggers E SC Sluggers (SUN 10:00 AM #5) SC Sluggers H Great American Giants F FW Cubs (SAT 4:00 PM #5) FW Indians CONSOLATION GAME C FW Indians (SAT 12:00 PM #4) FW Indians J Concordia Cadets B (SAT 10:00 AM #4) FW Indians LOSER TO K (SUN 8:00 AM #5) Concordia Cadets A D Concordia Cadets A K Concordia Cadets A OnTurf Sports BPA NORTH STATE SummerSlam Baseball Tournament 14u Teams Aboite Cyclones FW Wolfpack CC Storm Hgtn Hurricanes Elk. Rip City Rebels IN Thunderwolves FW Cubs Judson Raiders FW Longhorns Lake Central Visit OnTurfSports.com for the latest event information FW Stars Questions or Comments? Email us at [email protected] H.S. = Columbia City High School #4 = Field #4 Morsches Park IN Thunderwolves (FRI 7:00 PM #4) LOSER TO B Judson Raiders Judson Raiders FW Wolfpack (FRI 5:00 PM H.S.) (SUN 8:00 AM H.S.) FW Wolfpack LOSER TO E FW Wolfpack LOSER TO I (SAT 8:00 AM H.S.) FW Stars LOSER TO D FW Wolfpack Hgtn Hurricanes (SUN 12:00 PM H.S.) LOSER TO J Lake Central FW Wolfpack CHAMPION (SAT 10:00 AM H.S.) FW Longhorns LOSER TO F Lake Central (FRI 7:00 PM H.S.) LOSER TO A FW Longhorns CC Storm (SUN 6:00 PM #4) (SUN 10:00 AM #4) FW Cubs FW Cubs LOSER TO H (FRI 5:00 PM #4) (SUN 6:00 PM #4) LOSER TO C FW Cubs (SAT 12:00 PM H.S.) Aboite Cyclones LOSER TO G FW Cubs BPA NORTH STATE Elk. Rip City Rebels CHAMPION (SUN 8:00 PM #4) IF GAME A CC Storm H Lake Central J FW Cubs THIRD PLACE (SAT 2:00 PM H.S.) CC Storm LOSER TO K (SAT 12:00 PM #4) Lake Central (SUN 4:00 PM #4) B IN Thunderwolves RAINED OUT (SAT 6:00 PM H.S.) CC Storm C Aboite Cyclones (SAT 4:00 PM H.S.) Hgtn Hurricanes (SUN 2:00 PM #4) FW Longhorns LOSER TO L RUNNER-UP D Hgtn Hurricanes I Judson Raiders G Elk. Rip City Rebels (SUN 10:00 AM H.S.) FW Longhorns E FW Stars (SAT 6:00 PM #4) FW Longhorns (SAT 4:00 PM #4) FW Longhorns LOSER TO M F FW Longhorns 14U CONSOLATION GAMES K IN Thunderwolves (SAT 8:00 PM #4) IN Thunderwolves L Aboite Cyclones M FW Stars (SUN 8:00 AM #4) Elk. Rip City Rebels N Elk. Rip City Rebels.
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