Ladysmith Orioles batter David Fry keeps his eyes on a pitch during a May 9 game against the Chemainus Heat.

Ladysmith Orioles batter David Fry keeps his eyes on a pitch during a May 9 game against the Chemainus Heat.

Chris Fenton Memorial Baseball Tournament

The Chemainus Ballpark hosted the 28th annual Chris Fenton Memorial Peewee Tournament.

The Chemainus Ballpark hosted the 28th annual Chris Fenton Memorial Peewee Tournament May 9-11. Seven teams from Chemainus, Ladysmith, Duncan and Lake Cowichan took part in the tournament. After the round robin, the Heat finished fourth, while the Orioles were fifth and the Dodgers were seventh. The Heat finished fourth overall after losing the bronze-medal game to the Duncan Royals. The Duncan Angels won the tournament, defeating the Duncan Pirates.

 

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