As the sun slowly rotated around Inuvik, Peggy Curtis Field was the site of cheers as the Gary Harley Tournament took to the field. Eight men’s teams and three women’s teams came out for three days of softball. In the end, the Tuk Whitecaps were on top on the men’s side and RRR won the women’s division.
As the sun slowly rotated around Inuvik, Peggy Curtis Field was the site of cheers as the Gary Harley Tournament took to the field. Eight men’s teams and three women’s teams came out for three days of softball. In the end, the Tuk Whitecaps were on top on the men’s side and RRR won the women’s division.
Gary Harley Jr. throws the opening pitch to lead-off the tournament. FULL DISCLOSURE: This is actually the second pitch, we made him do it again to get the shot. Eric Bowling/NNSL photoJessie Pascal takes a swing at a pitch on Saturday morning. Davonna Kasook prepares to knock one out of the park. Kyra McDonald focuses in the ball as she swings. Casey Gruben races to first base, but Deanna McPherson has her eye on the ball.Jessie Pascal, aka Aklavik All Star, hones in on the pitch.Courtney Laraque stretches out to catch a fly ball. Mitchell Jacobson delivers a pitch to home plate.Carl Kuptana reaches back to catch a fly ball. Chris Gruben is caught at third base by Mitchell Jacobson. Tony Stefare races around third base.Lance Nogasak makes playing outfield look easy with this catch. Morris Nogasak II prepares to smash the poor horsehide. Kevin Krengnektak prepares to make contact.Adrian Kagyak connects.
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