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Green Valley Tigers Roar Past Henderson Mets for District 2 Major Title

SILVERADO RANCH PARK – A powerful offensive display by Cameron Harper and ace pitching by Brett Harrison drove the Green Valley Tigers past the Henderson Mets 12-4 in the title game of the Nevada District 2 Little League Major Tournament of Champions.

The Tigers started roaring in the top of the first when T.J. White singled and then advanced home on three passed balls. Brett Harrison was hit by a pitch and also scored in the inning. Cameron Harper singled, advanced on an error on a hit by Cooper Manwarren, and then scored. Manwarren later scored giving the Tigers an early 4-0 lead.

(left) Tigers pitcher Brett Harrison hurls the ball toward the plate. Harrison led his team defensively to a 12-4 district championship win over the Mets

The Mets jumped on the Tigers early as well behind a solid double driven to left field by Kevin Dion. Gabby Soto got him to third base on a bunt single and then Kris Soto drove them both home with a triple to right field. When the dust cleared, the Green Valley Tigers had the narrow lead 4-2.

The Tigers came right back in the top of the second pouncing on Mets pitcher Kris Soto when Johnny Uran drove the ball to right center field for a long single. T.J. White came up and walked and Brett Harrison advanced them each one base on a sacrifice. Cameron Harper came up and cleared the bases with his second hit of the night, a blast to deep center field for a double.

Ahead 6-2, Tigers pitcher Brett Harrison settled into his groove shutting down the Mets offense, only allowing a walk to Drew Mortensen in the bottom of the second.

(left) Pitcher Brett Harrison of the Tigers get the signals. Harrison shut down the Mets offense allowing only two runs in over four innings work.

The Tigers went on the attack again in the top of the third, extending their lead to 7-2 when Jared Brown drove in David Day on an error. Day got on base on a fielder’s choice and then was advanced by a single to left field from Anthony Uran.

Harrison fought a battle in the bottom of the third. After allowing a double to left field from Gabby Soto, he loaded the bases with no outs. He proceeded to strike out two Mets with a powerful fastball and the inning ended when a runner stealing home was cut down at the plate.

(left) Cameron Harper of the Tigers at bat. Harper went 3 for 3 with a single, double to center field and a home run to left field.

The Tigers roared again the in top of the fourth extending their dominance to 9-2. T.J.White singled and then advanced on a wild pitch. Cameron Harper - already 2 for 2 with a single and a double – stepped to the plate and drove the ball deep into left field for a two-run home run.

In the bottom of the fourth, the Mets rallied to cut the deficit to 9-4. With Matthew Dembinski and Chris Mitchell on base, Kevin Dion got on from an error and brought Dembinski across. Gabby Soto sacrificed home Mitchell.

The Tigers went for some insurance runs in the top of the sixth when Cameron Harper started off getting on base from an error, David Day drove the ball deep off the left field fence for a single and then Cooper Manwarren scored Harper with a single to right. Anthony Uran, on the offensive attack again, brought Day and Manwarren home with a solid triple shot to right center field.

The Mets tried to get something started in the bottom of the sixth down 12-4 when Matthew Dembinski and Chris Mitchell walked. But Green Valley Tiger pitcher Brett Harrison refocused and struck out the last two batters too seal the title for the Tigers.

In other District 2 Major Tournament action…

First Round

Green Valley Indians 10, Silverado Diamondbacks 8

Green Valley Tigers 10, Legacy Reds 4

Central Orioles 12, Central Marlins 2

Paseo Verde Cubs 11, Paseo Verde Dodgers 1

Henderson Mets 4, Legacy Giants 2

Paradise Valley American Angels def. Marty Barrett Yankees, forfeit

Henderson Angels 5, Paradise Valley National Marlins 1

Silverado Cubs 12, Paradise Valley National Astros 2

Second Round

Silverado Cubs 9, Henderson Angels 3

Henderson Mets 19, Paradise Valley American Angels 0

Green Valley Tigers 7, Green Valley Indians 3

Paseo Verde Cubs 4, Central Orioles 0

Semifinals

Green Valley Tigers 8, Paseo Verde Cubs 6

Henderson Mets 8, Silverado Cubs 7

Final

Green Valley Tigers 12, Henderson Mets 4 <more stories>

   
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