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Woodies Repeat as Class A Champs!
17 Aug
Summary
- Harrisburg Woodies won their second consecutive Class A state championship.
- Pitcher Tanner Brown threw a complete game, striking out 15 batters.
- Dalton Lehnen was named tournament MVP with strong hitting and pitching.
The Harrisburg Woodies have clinched their second consecutive Class A state amateur championship. They defeated Renner 3-1 in a rematch of previous title games. This victory marks a significant achievement, as it's the first time since 2019-2020 that a Class A team has successfully defended its championship title.
The Woodies completed their championship season with an impressive 27-4 record. Their path to the title included a previous loss to Renner in the tournament, followed by a decisive win to re-enter the championship game.
Pitcher Tanner Brown was instrumental in the victory, throwing a nine-inning complete game. He allowed only one run and struck out 15 batters, showcasing a dominant performance. Offensively, Jack Sutton drove in two runs with a key double, and Dalton Allen contributed three hits.
Dalton Lehnen of Harrisburg was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, recognized for his outstanding performance both offensively and on the mound throughout the competition.
