Over the holiday weekend, Cal Ripken teams from across the state gathered in Lewisburg at the Richard Cashion Sports Complex. The tournament hosted three age divisions of baseball teams, including two eight-year-old teams and a nine-year-old division...
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Over the holiday weekend, Cal Ripken teams from across the state gathered in Lewisburg at the Richard Cashion Sports Complex.
The tournament hosted three age divisions of baseball teams, including two eight-year-old teams and a nine-year-old division.
On Friday night, the opening ceremony was held, which recognized each participating team, as well as various Marshall County officials.
Two of the three divisions saw teams from Lawrenceburg win their respective tournaments, with the Lawrenceburg (Mays) claiming the eight-year-old gold division; Lawrenceburg (Durham) won the nine-year-old championship division; West Nashville (Davis) won the eight-year-old silver division.