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N.S. wins national baseball title

SaltWire Network | Posted: Aug. 9, 2018, 3:31 p.m. | Updated: Aug. 9, 2018, 3:31 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Pictou County ballplayers Guy Pellerine (kneeling in front) and Trevor Whynott (fourth from left) helped the Nova Scotia Mariners go 5-0 over the weekend to win the Canadian Over 35 baseball championship.
Pictou County ballplayers Guy Pellerine (kneeling in front) and Trevor Whynott (fourth from left) helped the Nova Scotia Mariners go 5-0 over the weekend to win the Canadian Over 35 baseball championship. - Contributed

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On Saturday they defeated Scarborough 7-0 to clinch first place and a bye to the semifinals. Sunday had rain and forced play to be stopped until 3:30 p.m., resulting the Mariners’ semf9nal game to be pushed to Monday morning, where they defeated the Yarmouth Gateways 4-1. In the final, they defeated the Woodslee (Ontario) Orioles 9-0 to capture the title.

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