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Northwest Sports Update Bells advance to WCL Championship, Ms win eighth straight, Trail Blazers find new owner and more

Bellingham, WASports

The Bellingham Bells triumphed over the Edmonton Riverhawks 5-2, securing their place in the West Coast League Championship. Rominic Quiban’s pivotal bases-loaded double in the seventh inning not only put the Bells ahead but also set the tone for the final stretch of the game. Noah Meffert's sacrifice fly added an insurance run, solidifying a 4-2 lead. All-Star Devyn Hernandez pitched four innings, allowing two runs, while Chihiro Sato's flawless three-inning relief performance earned him the win. The Bells now prepare to face the Portland Pickles, the defending champions, in a quest for their first WCL title since 2014.

The championship game will take place at Walker Stadium, with coverage starting at 3 PM and the first pitch at 7:05 PM. Fans can access the game via livestream on the Portland Pickles’ YouTube channel or through the Bells' home broadcast. This matchup highlights the Bells' resurgence in the league and their determination to reclaim championship glory.

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