Bullets 12-U team wins two tournaments

The Mid Ohio Bullets 12-U team picked up a pair of tournament victories in April.

They attended the King of the Mound Tournament in Findlay on April 16 and 17 and finished with a 3-1 record. They opened by losing to Next Level by a 7-3 margin in pool play, but rebounded to win three straight. Also in pool play, they topped Ohio Gamecocks 5-3. In the semifinals, they defeated Black Swamp Monsters 4-1 in seven innings before winning 13-6 over Recruits Baseball (Michigan) in the finals.

On April 23 and 24, the Bullets competed in the King of Spring Tournament in Marion. The team earned three wins in pool play, as they topped Lewis Center Stars 12-2, defeated Ohio Tomahawks 12-0 and outscored Sunbury Stingrays 14-5. In the semifinals, they beat Hilliard Colts White 11-1 to advance to the finals, where they took a 7-2 decision over Oxford Aces.

The Mid Ohio Bullets are pictured above. Front row (l-r): Griffin Workman (Northmor), Caden Eichler (Lexington), Bohdi Workman (Northmor), Isaac Blair (South Central), Sam Seidel (South Central), Marcus Cortez (Northmor) and Trenton Ramos (Northmor). Second row: coach Brandon Taylor, Maxton Lower (Northmor), Blaine Bowman (Shelby), Jeremy Holloway (Shelby), Andrew Armrose (Northmor), Marshall Shepherd (Shelby), Pierce Lower (Northmor) and Gavin Whited (Northmor). Back row: coaches Lance Holloway, Rodney Whited, Buck Workman and Troy Eichler.

http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2016/05/web1_GetFileAttachment.jpgThe Mid Ohio Bullets are pictured above. Front row (l-r): Griffin Workman (Northmor), Caden Eichler (Lexington), Bohdi Workman (Northmor), Isaac Blair (South Central), Sam Seidel (South Central), Marcus Cortez (Northmor) and Trenton Ramos (Northmor). Second row: coach Brandon Taylor, Maxton Lower (Northmor), Blaine Bowman (Shelby), Jeremy Holloway (Shelby), Andrew Armrose (Northmor), Marshall Shepherd (Shelby), Pierce Lower (Northmor) and Gavin Whited (Northmor). Back row: coaches Lance Holloway, Rodney Whited, Buck Workman and Troy Eichler. Courtesy Photo