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Kimberley/Cranbrook U13s win big at Sylvan Lake

Baseball season is in full swing and local teams are in the thick of it. The U13 All-star B Team, made up of players from Kimberley and Cranbrook just won the sylvan Lake Big Summer Swing Baseball Tournament last weekend. They defeated the Prince George Knights in the high scoring final, 17 to 16.


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