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Brown’s hitting, pitching guides Martinsburg to Area LL championship

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By Bill Cauley Verified
| The Spirit of Jefferson Advocate Verified
HEDGESVILLE, W.Va. — Jace Brown was Martinsburg Little League’s go-to man on Saturday at the Area 1 10-12 tournament. His two key hits, including a solo home run in the first, and a masterful pitching performance set up Martinsburg for a 4-1 win over Jefferson County Little League in the championship game at Hedgesville’s Little League field. “I was to pitch around the good players, kind of work around them,” Brown said of his 5 2-3 innings of three-hit, nine-strikeout effort.
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Little League postseason play begins for JCLL

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By Bill Cauley Verified
| The Spirit of Jefferson Advocate Verified
As one post-season for baseball ends, another begins in the Mountain State. Little League baseball and softball have entered their tournament season, with one level of competition already completed. Jefferson County Little League’s 8-10 all-star baseball team has won the Area 1 championship, defeating Hedgesville, 2-1, on June 12 at South Berkeley Little League in Inwood. JCLL moves on to the District 6 8-10 Tournament at Martinsburg Little League, which begins June 29.
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No. 4 Patriots, No. 5 Cougars set to face off in state tournament quarterfinals

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By Bill Cauley Verified
| The Spirit of Jefferson Advocate Verified
It’s a unique situation for Washington and Jefferson’s baseball teams, but it adds to the local hype of the Class 4A state tournament, which begins June 10 at Marshall University’s Jack Cook Field in Huntington. The Cougars and Patriots have both qualified for the single-elimination tournament, which was expanded to eight teams this year.
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