Sr. Babe Ruth State Tournament: Charleston Squirrels v. Chaffee Honey Badgers

Tuesday, July 12, 2016

By Chris Pobst ~ Standard Democrat

The Charleston Squirrels defeated the Chaffee Honey Badgers 13-0 in five innings Tuesday, July 12, 2016 during the Missouri Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament at Hillhouse Park in Charleston, Mo.

Charleston's Dylan Baugh talks with coach Michael Minner at third base against the Chaffee Honey Badgers Tuesday, July 12, 2016, during the Missouri Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament at Hillhouse Park in Charleston, Mo. (Chris Pobst/Standard Democrat)
Chaffee's Bryan McNeely delivers a pitch to a Charleston batter Tuesday, July 12, 2016, during the Missouri Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament at Hillhouse Park in Charleston, Mo. (Chris Pobst/Standard Democrat)
Charleston's Ty Householder celebrates with Kyle Moore after scoring a run against Chaffee Tuesday, July 12, 2016, during the Missouri Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament at Hillhouse Park in Charleston, Mo. (Chris Pobst/Standard Democrat)
Charleston's Brady Bibbs delivers a pitch to a Chaffee batter Tuesday, July 12, 2016, during the Missouri Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament at Hillhouse Park in Charleston, Mo. (Chris Pobst/Standard Democrat)

Charleston's Jon Garrett Kellams rounds third base against Chaffee Tuesday, July 12, 2016, during the Missouri Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament at Hillhouse Park in Charleston, Mo. (Chris Pobst/Standard Democrat)
Charleston bat boy Stewart Coon heads back to the dugout with a bat Tuesday, July 12, 2016, during the Missouri Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament at Hillhouse Park in Charleston, Mo. (Chris Pobst/Standard Democrat)
Chaffee's Cole Priggel follows through on a swing against Charleston Tuesday, July 12, 2016, during the Missouri Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament at Hillhouse Park in Charleston, Mo. (Chris Pobst/Standard Democrat)
Chaffee's Dallan Stotts delivers a pitch to a Charleston batter Tuesday, July 12, 2016, during the Missouri Senior Babe Ruth State Tournament at Hillhouse Park in Charleston, Mo. (Chris Pobst/Standard Democrat)