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2021 Schedule June 4 Away Yakima Valley Pippins June 5 Away Yakima Valley Pippins June 6 Away Yakima Valley Pippins June 8 Home Opener Edmonton Riverhawks June 9 Home Edmonton Riverhawks June 10 Home Edmonton Riverhawks June 11 Home Port Angeles Lefties June 12 Home Port Angeles Lefties June 13 Home Port Angeles Lefties June 15 Away Walla Walla Sweets June 16 Away Walla Walla Sweets June 17 Away Walla Walla Sweets June 18 Away Wenatchee AppleSox June 19 Away Wenatchee AppleSox June 20 Away Wenatchee AppleSox June 22 Away Kelowna Falcons June 23 Away Kelowna Falcons June 24 Away Kelowna Falcons June 25 Home Bellingham Bells June 26 Home Bellingham Bells June 27 Home Bellingham Bells June 29 Home Wenatchee AppleSox June 30 Home Wenatchee AppleSox July 1 Canada Day Wenatchee AppleSox July 6 Away Port Angeles Lefties July 7 Away Port Angeles Lefties July 8 Away Port Angeles Lefties July 9 Away Victoria HarbourCats 2021 Schedule July 10 Away Victoria HarbourCats July 11 Away Victoria HarbourCats July 13 Home Walla Walla Sweets July 14 Home Walla Walla Sweets July 15 Home Walla Walla Sweets July 16 Home Yakima Valley Pippins July 17 Home Yakima Valley Pippins July 18 Home Yakima Valley Pippins July 20 Home Kelowna Falcons July 21 Home Kelowna Falcons July 22 Home Kelowna Falcons July 23 Away Edmonton Riverhawks July 24 Away Edmonton Riverhawks July 25 Away Edmonton Riverhawks July 30 Home Victoria HarbourCats July 31 Home Victoria HarbourCats August 1 Home Victoria HarbourCats August 3 Home Nanaimo NightOwls August 4 Home Nanaimo NightOwls August 5 Home Nanaimo NightOwls August 6 Away Bellingham Bells August 7 Away Bellingham Bells August 8 Away Bellingham Bells August 10 Away Kelowna Falcons August 11 Away Kelowna Falcons August 12 Away Kelowna Falcons .

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