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2012 OFC Baseball TournamentPosted Wednesday, September 26, 2012, at 12:50 PM
The bracket is set for the Ozark Foothills Conference tournament which is set to begin Monday, October 1. All games are scheduled to be played at Roger Pattillo Field on the campus of Three Rivers College. Four teams had just one conference loss as of Wednesday and Neelyville was voted top-seed in the draw. Clearwater and Doniphan played extra innings earlier this month and the game ended in a tie and was never made up. Twin Rivers is the defending champions. Records are current as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Any favorites here Rob?
Any word on the scores so far?
East Carter 4-3 over Greenville
Clearwater 6-3 over Naylor
Round 1
Twin Rivers 1-0 over Doniphan
Semifinals
Twin Rivers 5-3 over Neelyville
Clearwater 5-2 over East Carter
Finals
Twin Rivers vs Clearwater
3rd place game
Neelyville vs East Carter
Rob, you know, a kid throws a no hitter in the finals of a conference tournament (Malachai Ezell, OFC C'water 6 Twin Rivers 1)and no mention of it on SemoBall, what gives??? I can understand that big schools get all the coverage, but a no hitter is a big deal especially in a tournament final, and Twin Rivers always has a good hitting baseball team.