Summer Baseball: Southeast Missouri Challenger Tournament - Final

18-and-under Charleston Fighting Squirrels Hayden Ellis fist-bumps his first base coach, against the 17-and-under Perfectos, in the championship game of the Southeast Missouri Challenger League Tournament, at VFW Stadium, in Sikeston Monday night, June 29, 2020. (Liza King/Standard Democrat)

18-and-under Charleston Fighting Squirrels Spencer Stratman hits the ball, against the 17-and-under Perfectos, in the championship game of the Southeast Missouri Challenger League Tournament, at VFW Stadium, in Sikeston Monday night, June 29, 2020. (Liza King/Standard Democrat)

18-and-under Charleston Fighting Squirrels Dylan Thornbrough tags out a would-be 17-and-under Perfectos baserunner, in the championship game of the Southeast Missouri Challenger League Tournament, at VFW Stadium, in Sikeston Monday night, June 29, 2020. (Liza King/Standard Democrat)

18-and-under Charleston Fighting Squirrels Skylar Morrison hits the ball, against the 17-and-under Perfectos, in the championship game of the Southeast Missouri Challenger League Tournament, at VFW Stadium, in Sikeston Monday night, June 29, 2020. (Liza King/Standard Democrat)

18-and-under Charleston Fighting Squirrels Dylan Thornbrough delivers a pitch, against the 17-and-under Perfectos, in the championship game of the Southeast Missouri Challenger League Tournament, at VFW Stadium, in Sikeston Monday night, June 29, 2020. (Liza King/Standard Democrat)

18-and-under Charleston Fighting Squirrels Skylar Morrison fields a ground ball, against the 17-and-under Perfectos, in the championship game of the Southeast Missouri Challenger League Tournament, at VFW Stadium, in Sikeston Monday night, June 29, 2020. (Liza King/Standard Democrat)

The 18-and-under Charleston Fighting Squirrels pose for a picture with the Southeast Missouri Challenger League championship belt, after defeating the 17-and-under Perfectos for the Southeast Missouri Challenger Tournament championship, at VFW Stadium, in Sikeston Monday night, June 29, 2020. (Liza King/Standard Democrat)