AA Major Mosquitos Win Aurora Tournament

by | Jun 17, 2012


Bloordale’s AA Major Mosquito team came away with all the hardware during the May 25-27 Aurora A/AA tournament. The team went undefeated in five straight games during the weekend. In the championship game, the team beat the host, Aurora, 16-10 in 6.5 innings. Coaches report it was a real team effort as all games saw a different player named MVP. Well done boys. A great way to kick off your tournament season!

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