Thursday and Friday, May 9-10 Sports Results | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune

Thursday and Friday, May 9-10 Sports Results

By Brent Baker • May 10, 2013 11:20 pm

Tags: baseball, boys soccer, Caribou Trail League, Central Washington League, softball, track, Washington Interscholastic Activities Association

Central Washington 2B League and Caribou Trail League

Track & Field

Central Washington League North Sub-district – Results (not available as of Friday night)

District 6 (Caribou Trail League) – Results

Softball

Oroville 26-29, Manson 11-17 (Oroville clinches district tournament berth, Wed. May 15 at Bridgeport)

2B District Bracket

1A District Bracket

Baseball

2B District Playoffs – Bracket

Liberty Bell 3, Riverside Christian 2 (championship – both to regionals)

Kittitas 6, White Swan 5 (winner to regionals, loser out)

1A District Playoff Bracket

Boys Soccer

1A/2B Tri-District Playoff Bracket

Tags: baseball, boys soccer, Caribou Trail League, Central Washington League, softball, track, Washington Interscholastic Activities Association

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