The Elks captured the 2013 Marshall County Babe Ruth League championship. Tribune photos by Louis G. Scheuchenzuber
Nichirin finished in second place in the Marshall County Babe Ruth League for the 2013 season.
The Marshall County Babe Ruth League 15-year-old All-Star baseball team. Pictured, from left, are, front row, Ethan Poteete, Wilson Limbaugh, Ethan Evans, Tata Davis, J.D. Crabtree, Madison Peete, and Josh McKnight; back row, manager Mike Mills, Bryce Wunderlin, Nate Huitt, Payton Hood, Derrick McKnight, Stuart Warner, assistant coach Dylan Kilpatrick, and assistant coach Matthew Cashion.
Junior Miss Babe Ruth Caroline McCormick served as the awards presenter during the closing ceremonies of the Marshall County Babe Ruth League on Tuesday night.
The Marshall County Babe Ruth League 14-year old All-Star baseball team. Pictured are (front row, left to right) Iendi Biggers, Hunter Bradford, Austin Wood, Will Johnson, Trent Richardson, (back row, left to right) assistant coach Andrew Thornhill, manager Mike Bailey, Logan Bailey, Ben Taylor, Jay Howard, Brayden Gentry, and assistant coach Heath Thornhill. Not pictured Brett McGehee, Tristan Underwood, and Quintin Martinez.
The Marshall County Babe Ruth 13-year old All-Star baseball team. Pictured are (front row, left to right) Jacob Autry, Hunter Cummings, Tyler Wunderlin, Will Vanhooser, Jacob Harris, Nathan Thomason, Jackson Coward, Jarvis Lyttle, (back row, left to right) assistant coach Brandon Hollingsworth, assistant coach Keith Hollingsworth, Knox Barnes, Nathan Derryberry, Chase Karaczewski, Tristan Maxwell, manager Danny Hollingsworth, and assistant coach Todd Autry. Not pictured Colby Bluthardt.
Danny Hollingsworth presents the Elks' Wilson Limbaugh with the Jonathan D. Hollingsworth Award.
The 2013 Marshall County Babe Ruth League award winners. Picture are Derrick McKnight (Defensive Player of the Year), Will Johnson (Pitching Award and 14-Year Old MVP), Wilson Limbaugh (15-Year Old Co-MVP), Ethan Poteete (Batting Title Award and 15-Year Old Co-MVP), and Nathan Derryberry (13-Year Old MVP).