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The Yakima Valley Pippins Baseball Club announced that their 2021 schedule is going to have to be adjusted to avoid international travel into Canada following the West Coast League's (WCL) adoption of a revision that will eliminate games that cross the border.

In a press release dated June 5, the Yakima Valley Pippins stated that, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and current protocols, they are "reluctantly" announcing the cancellation of the 2020 season.

Selah High School grad Carter Young, one of baseball's top amateur prospects, will be heading home this summer to play ball for the Yakima Valley Pippins in the West Coast League.

The Yakima Valley Pippins Baseball Club have stated that they plan to proceed with their 2020 West Coast League season but only when it is deemed that everyone is in the clear from the coronavirus pandemic.

Here is the final out of the Selah Vikings 7-1 victory over Fife for the WIAA 2A Baseball championship at Yakima County Stadium on Saturday

Led coach Mike Archer, the Selah Vikings returning the Washington State 2A Baseball Final Four for the first time since 2017. They were able to get back to the ‘Big Dance’ by knocking off North Kitsap and Ellensburg in the preliminary rounds. Whether or not you are a Selah Baseball fan, this is a team you’ll want to keep track of as they chase a state title this weekend at County Stadium.

Watch the Selah Vikings record the last out to punch their ticket to the WIAA baseball tournament

I took my boy to last night's Pippins game and what I spent on food and beverage for the two of us, my son recouped in foul balls!

Chase Illig of the Bellingham Bells (West Virginia) hit his sixth home run of the season on Sunday night within the familiar confines of Joe Martin Field. He had no issue transferring that power over to Yakima County Stadium on Monday night, as he blasted 11 home runs in round one and cruised to a wire-to-wire victory in the 2017 West Coast League Home Run Derby presented by Wildhorse Casino. Read

Six Yakima Valley players will represent the Pippins next week at the 2017 West Coast League All-Star Game, as more than 40 of the league’s top prospects will come to Yakima County Stadium on July 17-18.