Bippus State Bank capped off an undefeated season with a win in the championship game of the Huntington Police Athletic League Coaches Pitch Tournament on Tuesday, July 8, at the PAL, in Huntington.

The squad, 19-0, topped Kindler Landscaping, 15-4. Kindler finishes the season 15-3.

In the Little League tournament, Beacon Credit Union blanked Helena Chemical, 15-0, and Builders Mart dispatched Trophy Shop, 19-4, setting the stage for a match-up in the round of eight.

For the third year in a row, a foursome captained by Dr. Derek Dyer posted the low score of the day to capture the first place in the Parkview Huntington Golf Classic, held June 26 at LaFontaine Golf Club.

Proceeds from the 24th annual event purchased two portable infusion units and an obstetrical patient stretcher for Parkview Huntington Hospital.

Parkview Huntington Foundation organized the event, which attracted 30 foursomes. More than 20 hospital employees and community members volunteered to assist throughout the day.

The 2014 MIB Runway Mile Walk/Run will be held Friday, July 18, at 8:15 p.m. at Huntington Municipal Airport, 1365 Warren Rd., Huntington.

The event is hosted by the Men In Black Running Club and the Huntington Municipal Airport, in support of the Huntington North boys' cross-country program.
There is a discount on entry fees if registered by July 16. Race day registration will start at 6:30 p.m. and conclude at 7:45 p.m. The first 50 registrants will receive a T-shirt.

Age groups are: 12-under; 13-19; 20-26; 27-32; 33-39; 40-46; 47-54; 55 and over (masters).

Roanoke American Legion Post 160 won the Roanoke Youth Sports Sand Lot Tournament. Team members are (front row from left) Jacob Schroeder, Wyatt Krumanaker, Noah Ray and Aiden Jones; (second row from left) Noah Denney, Kyle Korbeck-McGinnis, Riley Smith, James Messer, Hayden Stevens, Ryan Abt and Sam Cardenas; (back row from left) Assistant Coaches Tony Krumanaker and Gil Cardenas and Head Coach Tony Messer.

Freiburger and Sons Transportation won the Roanoke Youth Sports Coaches Pitch Tournament. Team members are (front row from left) Christian Brothers, Alex MacDonald, Evan Gerber, Jonny Fletter and Graci Shopoff; (second row from left) Lucas Stevens, Noah Wagner, Blaine Freiburger, Leland Lewis, Lizzie Colclesser and Bram McCracken; (back row from left) Coaches Jason Lewis, Andy Wagner and Stu Mutzfield. Not pictured: Connor Mutzfield.

Cory Bustos, of Miami Tool and Die, fires the ball to first base during action against Gerdau Steel on Tuesday, July 8, in the Huntington County Baseball Koufax League Tournament championship game.

Wyatt Taylor, of Roanoke Intricut Tool Co.,fouls off a pitch in action against Clark's Recycling/Suburban Propane in the Huntington County Baseball Clemente League Tournament championship game, won by Clark's.

Nicklaus Fine, of Kindler Landscaping, throws the ball back in during action in the PAL Coaches Pitch Tournament championship game against Bippus State Bank on Tuesday, July 8.

Bippus Bank, Kindler Landscaping, Dirt Trucking and Firefighters 680 have advanced to the semifinals of the Huntington Police Athletic League Coaches Pitch Tournament.

Bippus Bank, 17-0, came off a bye and defeated S&S Keller, 17-8.

Keller had punched its ticket to quarterfinals by topping Bailey Love, 15-9.

Kindler Landscaping earned the tourney's other bye and dispatched Metro Kiwanis, 23-7, improving to 14-2.

Kiwanis advanced by virtue of a 12-10 victory over Horace Mann.

The Huntington Police Athletic League announces results for play the week ending Saturday, June 28.

Coaches Pitch

Bippus Bank ran its record to 16-0 by topping Dirt Trucking, 19-2, and the Andrews Cubs, 19-1. Kindler Landscaping moved to 13-2 with a 15-3 decision over Horace Mann, a 20-7 dispatching of Bailey Love and a 21-3 victory against the Andrews Reds.

Winners in the Huntington County 4-H Bowling Club tournament for bowlers in grades three through five are (from left) Alyssa Fulton, Payton Jackson and Kianna Jennings.

Huntington Catholic School Volleyball Camp for HCS girls in grades 5 through 8 will be held Monday, July 28, to Thursday, July 31, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Middle School Building.

All campers must have a valid physical for the 2014-15 school year in the athletic office in order to participate.

Registration for the camp is due in the school office by Friday, July 11, in order to receive a T-shirt.

If a camper is unable to get the forms to the office by the deadline, they should contact Mr. Godfroy at pe@huntington catholic.org to register.

Gavin Threewitts (left), of Bussick Orthodontics, fires the ball to first base trying to throw out a runner in the Roanoke Youth Sports Coaches Pitch Tournament championship game aainst Freiburger & Sons Transportation on Tuesday, July 1.

Bethel Assembly of God will host its seventh annual "Mega Sports Camp," its alternative for vacation Bible school, July 13 to 17.

Sessions are from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the church, located on 1640 E. Taylor St. in Huntington.

This year's theme is "Game Plan," and the children will learn about God's plan for their life. Baseball, basketball, soccer, cheerleading, flag football and all-stars (for children 4 to 6 years) will be the sporting groups.

Camp is for ages 4 years through completion of sixth grade.

Final results have been announced for the Huntington County 4-H Bowling Club.

The club bowled at Rainbow Lanes, in Huntington, for seven weeks, with a tournament held the final week for bowlers who bowled nine or more games and completed a "Bowling Fun Fact" test.

Winners in the tournament for bowlers in grades three through five were Peyton Jackson, first; Kianna Jennings, second; and Alyssa Fulton, third.