Tigers edged by Rutland

The SOMBA Tigers bantam baseball team loses close game to Rutland

YOU’RE OUT — South Okanagan Minor Baseball Association bantam Tigers third basemen Tom Waterman makes the tag to catch the Rutland player trying for the extra base with teammate Jack Tite in support at McNicoll Park Wednesday. The Tigers lost 12-11 and are back in action at McNicoll Park Friday when they host West Kelowna 2 at 6 p.m.

YOU’RE OUT — South Okanagan Minor Baseball Association bantam Tigers third basemen Tom Waterman makes the tag to catch the Rutland player trying for the extra base with teammate Jack Tite in support at McNicoll Park Wednesday. The Tigers lost 12-11 and are back in action at McNicoll Park Friday when they host West Kelowna 2 at 6 p.m.

The SOMBA Tigers bantam baseball team’s next home game is Friday when they host West Kelowna 2 at McNicoll Park at 6 p.m. They then host Rutland 2 on June 18 at 6 p.m.

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