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Spring 2018 Pitching Machine Schedule Part 1 Week 1 Week 2 Spring 2018 Pitching Machine Schedule Part 1 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Monday April 16 Monday April 23 Monday April 30 5:30 6 v 3 NW-2 5:30 23 v 3 NW-2 5:30 9 v 3 NW-2 6:15 8 v 17 Pipeline-4 6:15 22 v 17 Pipeline-4 6:15 14 v 17 Pipeline-4 6:15 24 v 13 Nooksack 6:15 25 v 13 Nooksack 6:15 20 v 13 Nooksack 6:15 5 v 10 Log Show-3 6:15 16 v 10 Log Show-3 6:15 25 v 10 Log Show-3 6:45 16 v 1 NW-2 6:45 21 v 1 NW-2 6:45 12 v 1 NW-2 Tuesday April 17 Tuesday April 24 Tuesday May 1 5:30 12 v 2 NW-2 5:30 15 v 2 NW-2 5:30 21 v 2 NW-2 6:15 9 v 18 Pipeline-4 6:15 5 v 18 Pipeline-4 6:15 11 v 18 Pipeline-4 6:15 22 v 14 Sumas-4 6:15 8 v 14 Sumas-4 6:15 19 v 14 Sumas-4 6:15 NVMS JV 6:15 24 v 25 NVMS JV 6:15 17 v 25 NVMS JV 6:45 21 v 6 NW-2 6:45 9 v 4 NW-2 6:45 22 v 4 NW-2 6:45 23 v 4 Pioneer 2 6:45 17 v 6 Pioneer 2 6:45 16 v 6 Pioneer 2 Wednesday April 18 Wednesday April 25 Wednesday May 2 5:30 3 v 7 Pioneer-2 5:30 10 v 7 Pioneer-2 5:30 13 v 7 Pioneer-2 6:15 13 v 11 Logshow-3 6:15 3 v 11 Logshow-3 6:15 24 v 11 Logshow-3 6:15 1 v 19 Pipeline-4 6:15 2 v 19 Pipeline-4 6:15 3 v 19 Pipeline-4 6:45 10 v 8 Pioneer-2 6:45 13 v 8 Pioneer-2 6:45 23 v 8 Pioneer-2 Thursday April 19 Thursday April 26 Thursday May 3 6:15 19 v 5 NW-2 6:15 14 v 5 NW-2 6:15 18 v 5 NW-2 6:15 17 v 9 Pioneer-2 6:15 6 v 9 Pioneer-2 6:15 1 v 9 Pioneer-2 6:15 14 v 12 Logshow-3 6:15 4 v 12 Logshow-3 6:15 5 v 12 Logshow-3 6:15 11 v 15 Sumas-4 6:15 1 v 15 Sumas-4 6:15 4 v 15 Sumas-4 6:15 2 v 20 Pipeline-4 6:15 11 v 20 Pipeline-4 6:15 7 v 20 Pipeline-4 Saturday April 21 Saturday April 28 Saturday May 5 9:30 18 v 16 Sumas-4 10:45 7 v 21 Meridian-2 10:45 10 v 21 Meridian-2 10:45 15 v 21 Meridian-2 11:30 19 v 16 Sumas-4 11:30 2 v 16 Sumas-4 12:00 20 v 22 Meridian-2 12:00 12 v 22 Meridian-2 12:00 8 v 22 Meridian-2 1:15 7 v 23 Meridian-2 1:15 18 v 23 Meridian-2 1:15 6 v 23 Meridian-2 2:30 4 v 24 Meridian-2 2:30 20 v 24 Meridian-2 2:30 15 v 24 Meridian-2 Field Codes: Location: NW Northwest Soccer/Baseball Pipeline Pipeline Fields (Blaine) Pioneer Pioneer Park (Ferndale) Log Show Deming Log Show Grounds Meridian Meridian Middle School Nooksack Nooksack Valley Middle School JV Field Sumas Howard Bowen Park (Sumas) Number after code refers to Field # Pitching Machine Team List # Team Area Team Name/Sponsor Color Coach Phone 1 Bellingham Radley Muller Photography Navy Baier/Gilchrest (917) 576-7251 2 Bellingham Bellingham 1 Dark Green Brian Mulligan (360) 715-1969 3 Bellingham Team Brashear Black Jerad Crawford 4 Bellingham Peoples Bank Dark Green Chris Roselli (360) 393-7114 5 Bellingham Bellingham 2 Light Blue Brady Scott (907) 723-0874 6 Ferndale Northwest Recycling Royal Blue Kuljis/Whitaker (360) 815-0989 7 Ferndale Barlean's Teal Josh Parker (360) 224-5438 8 Ferndale Ferndale Orange Stacy Wakefield (360) 441-4123 9 Lummi Lummi Tre Lawrence (360) 380-6646 10 Mt Baker Premium Services Gabe Harrison (360) 927-3029 11 Mt Baker Brent Rents Billy Walker (360) 421-6839 12 Mt Baker Knutzen Land & Timber Jeff Jewell (360)319-2845 13 Nooksack Burke Septic Purple Tom Harmon (360)220-7142 25 Nooksack De Lange Construction Purple Amanda Heeringa (360) 927-1415 14 Nooksack Coppinger Carter Law Purple Norm Bruland (360) 383-6283 15 Nooksack Janell Summer Photography Light Blue Jesse James (360) 319-1652 16 Nooksack Perry Pallet Navy Jerry Parker (360)483-7732 17 Blaine Blaine Lawn Care Steve Roff (360) 393-7165 18 Blaine TC Trans Holly Moretto (360) 920-3901 19 Blaine Alley Auto Robert Wadleigh (253) 363-3019 20 Blaine O'Niell Massage Therapy Jaime Arnett (360)-325-5954 21 Meridian Meridian 1 Rensink (360) 410-9036 22 Meridian Meridian 2 Reinke (360) 223-9015 23 Meridian Meridian 3 Hutchins (360) 961-1979 24 Meridian Meridian 4 Courtney Stacey (360) 305-1311 .
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