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Northwest Sports Update North prevails in WCL All-Star Game, franchise icon returns to Trail Blazers, Big Dumpers new deal and more

Bellingham, WALocal News

The North Division triumphed over the South in the West Coast League All-Star Game, securing a 5-3 win at Joe Martin Field. The North established an early lead with a dominant four-run third inning and managed to fend off a late rally from the South. Bells pitcher Devyn Hernandez made a notable impact, throwing a perfect inning, while catcher Andrew Lamb recorded the only hit among their four All-Star representatives. The match attracted over 3,300 fans, showcasing strong local support for the Bells. Reliever Preston Watkins contributed a shutout eighth inning, earning credit for the win.

The Bells will take a day off before commencing a three-game series against the Victoria HarbourCats, emphasizing the team's busy schedule. This victory marks the second consecutive All-Star Game win for the North Division, reinforcing their competitive edge in the league. Local fans can look forward to continued excitement as the Bells aim to build on this success.

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