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- PIL Announces Honors
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Merchants Win Everett Cup!
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Aden To Be Enshrined in Centralia College Sports HOF
The Centralia College Sports Hall of Fame will enshrine their 114th and 115th members on Saturday when...
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Bears end season with win over Dudes
The Bears ended their season on a positive note–with a solid divisional win over the Redmond Dudes,...
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Merchants knocked out of ‘pool’ bracket in NBC World Series
The Everett Merchants had a chance to advance to the final eight teams with a shot at...
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Studs earn first victory in NBC World Series play
As always, the Studs pitching gives each of their opponents much ado. Knowing the staff will hold...
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Studs 10-run inning gives them a 13-1 victory over Emeralds
A two-run lead going into the eight inning was not enough for the Seattle Studs. And they wanted...
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Late run rally gives Highline a 5-1 win over Laces
Highline had much ado to get their bats going–including their opponent, the Laces Baseball Club holding a...
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Merchants to be marked men at NBC World Series
A year ago, the Everett Merchants baseball team got a taste of playing on the national stage...
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Pitching duel out as Bears fall to Studs, 1-0
After Sam Hellinger of the Seattle Studs struck out his eighth batter in the bottom of the...
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Founded in the fall of 1992, the PIL is considered by many to be the premier Summer Collegiate Baseball league in the Northwest. Most PIL players are NCAA eligible and are unpaid in order to maintain their eligibility. The PIL is different from many other summer collegiate baseball leagues in that the league also allows former professionals and college graduates to participate.
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