10th Annual Tod Horton Tournament

August 18, 2022 1:30 am
Team Gramps hitter Logan Olson connects against the Forks Merchants. The Merchants took this contest 15 to 8. Team Gramps made a comeback, however, to place second in the tournament.
Team Gramps hitter Logan Olson connects against the Forks Merchants. The Merchants took this contest 15 to 8. Team Gramps made a comeback, however, to place second in the tournament.

Ten Jack and Jill teams took to the ball fields at Tillicum Park in Forks Saturday and Sunday to compete in the 10th Annual Tod Horton Softball Tourney. The Hanger composed of Port Angeles and Sequim players defeated the Team Gramps of Forks Sunday for the championship.

Daysha Campbell of Mossquatch was out at first as True-2 first baseman Kray Horton took the throw from shortstop Rian Peters.

Daysha Campbell of Mossquatch was out at first as True-2 first baseman Kray Horton took the throw from shortstop Rian Peters.

Hit For Brains runner Conner Ferro-May slides safely into second covered by Elandon Washburn of the Master Batters. Master Batters took this one 6 to 3.

Hit For Brains runner Conner Ferro-May slides safely into second covered by Elandon Washburn of the Master Batters. Master Batters took this one 6 to 3.

As seen from the bleachers Team Gramps pitcher Cameron LeDuke delivers to this Hanger batter in the championship game won by the Hanger on Sunday afternoon at Tillicum Park.

As seen from the bleachers Team Gramps pitcher Cameron LeDuke delivers to this Hanger batter in the championship game won by the Hanger on Sunday afternoon at Tillicum Park.

Rick Gooding playing for Mossquatch Resort pitches against the Forks Merchants who squeaked by Mossquatch 18 to 17 in extra innings Saturday. Photos by Lonnie Archibald

Rick Gooding playing for Mossquatch Resort pitches against the Forks Merchants who squeaked by Mossquatch 18 to 17 in extra innings Saturday. Photos by Lonnie Archibald