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Bamberg wins title, earns berth in Dixie Youth World Series

Bamberg’s D2 Majors team has earned a trip to the Dixie Youth World Series. ...
July 14, 2021 0 Comments by orangeburgscdp in News
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Bamberg Dixie Youth champs

The D2 Dixie Majors state champs from Bamberg are, front row, from left, BJ Ayer, Cooper Sandifer, Tripp Brewer, Michael Myers, Maxx Judy. Back row, from left: Tucker Brewer, Landon Kuck, Jason Youmans, Jase Culler, Jr McMillan, Brooks Scott. The coaches are, from left, Chris Sandifer, Bryan Scott and James Brewer.

Bamberg pitcher

Bamberg All-Stars starting pitcher Tripp Brewer delivers a pitch during action against St. George in Wednesday’s championship game.

Bamberg champs

St. George base runner Lane Gruber (00) slides in at home plate on Wednesday, beating the tag of Bamberg catcher Brooks Scott (6).

TERRY BENJAMIN II
T&D Correspondent

Bamberg’s D2 Majors team has earned a trip to the Dixie Youth World Series.

In Wednesday’s South Carolina D2 Majors State Dixie Youth final, Bamberg defeated St. George 7-2 to claim the crown. It was the team’s second win over St. George in the double-elimination tournament played at the city’s Orangeburg Recreation Park.

The state champs will travel to Laurel, Mississippi, on July 29 and represent the state in the Dixie Youth World series.

Wednesday’s D1 championship game featured two teams from Florence, with McLeod Park taking a 16-0 victory over Maple Park. McLeod Park will play in the D1 Majors World Series in Laurel, Mississippi, on Aug. 6.

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On Tuesday, the Fort Mill All-Stars captured the 2021 Dixie Youth Baseball AA Coach Pitch state championship in the tournament also being played in Orangeburg. Fort Mill downed Greer 14-4 in the championship game.

Shawn Taylor, Orangeburg Parks and Recreation superintendent for recreation, said the Dixie Youth state tournaments were a success.

“It’s very rewarding, the hard work the staff put in and the people with the community being involved with it,” he said.

“Just the support that we’ve had, it’s just rewarding to see Orangeburg represented well and the community was phenomenal,” he said.

“We’re grateful for our partners and all the support we received hosting the state tournament.”

As the postgame, smiles and celebrations went on, Bamberg’s head coach Bryan Ayer said, “I can’t explain it to you, I couldn’t be more proud. Proud is an understatement”.

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