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British Columbia District 1 Tournament
Tournament Results:
Format: Double round robin tournament, with all tournament participants advancing to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals.
(Participating Teams: Dunbar, Jericho, Kerrisdale, and Little Mountain)
Little Mountain 6, Dunbar 2
All tournament participants advance to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals.
Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)
The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.
District 1 Finals
Semifinal Round (Saturday, July 5):
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British Columbia District 3 Tournament
Tournament Results:
Format: Round robin schedule, with all tournament entrants advancing to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals.
(Tournament Participants: Coquitlam, Langley, and Whalley)
Langley 8, Coquitlam 0
All tournament entrants advance to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals.
Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)
The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.
District 3 Finals
Semifinal Round (Friday, July 4):
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British Columbia District 5 Tournament
Tournament Results:
Format: Round robin schedule, with the top three teams advancing to the district finals.
(Tournament Participants: Highlands, Lynn Valley, Mount Seymour, and West Vancouver)
Mount Seymour 4, Highlands 3
The top three teams advance to the district finals.
Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)
The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.
District 5 Finals
Semifinal Round (Friday, July 4):
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British Columbia District 6 Tournament
Tournament Results:
Format: Round robin schedule, with all tournament participants except Trout Lake advancing to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals.
Trout Lake is hosting the 2025 British Columbia provincial tournament, and has already qualified for that tournament as the host league.
(Tournament Participants: Hastings Community, New Westminster, South Vancouver, and Trout Lake)
Trout Lake 13, New Westminster 0 (4 innings)
All tournament entrants except Trout Lake advance to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals. Trout Lake is hosting the 2025 British Columbia provincial tournament, and has already qualified for that tournament as the host league.
Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)
The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.
District 6 Finals
Semifinal Round (Thursday, July 3):
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British Columbia District 7 Tournament
Tournament Results:
Format: Round robin schedule, with the top four teams advancing to the district finals.
(Tournament Participants: Beacon Hill, Central Saanich, District 7, Hampton, Lakehill, and Victoria National)
Lakehill 11, District 7 7
The top four teams advance to the district finals.
Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)
The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.
District 7 Finals
Semifinal Round (Saturday, July 5):
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Host - Kerrisdale (Vancouver)
At Elm Park
Jericho 12, Kerrisdale 0 (4 innings)
Little Mountain 3, Jericho 0
Dunbar 3, Jericho 2
Little Mountain 11, Kerrisdale 1 (5 innings)
Dunbar 16, Kerrisdale 3 (4 innings)
Tournament Standings
W
L
Little Mountain
3
0
Dunbar
2
1
Jericho
1
2
Kerrisdale
0
3
Jericho 16, Dunbar 0 (4 innings)
Little Mountain 19, Kerrisdale 0 (4 innings)
Championship Game (Sunday, July 6):
Little Mountain 3, Jericho 0 (TITLE)
Host - Coquitlam
At Mackin Park
Langley 9, Whalley 0
Coquitlam 9, Whalley 6
Tournament Standings
W
L
Langley
2
0
Coquitlam
1
1
Whalley
0
2
Whalley 2, Coquitlam 1
Championship Game (Saturday, July 5):
Langley 8, Whalley 3 (TITLE)
At Chris Zuehlke Memorial Park (North Vancouver)
Lynn Valley 11, West Vancouver 2
West Vancouver 19, Highlands 3 (4 innings)
Lynn Valley 14, Mount Seymour 0 (5 innings)
Lynn Valley 18, Highlands 3 (4 innings)
Mount Seymour 5, West Vancouver 2
Tournament Standings
W
L
Lynn Valley
3
0
Mount Seymour
2
1
West Vancouver
1
2
Highlands
0
3
West Vancouver 4, Mount Seymour 0
Championship Game (Sunday, July 6):
Lynn Valley 12, West Vancouver 2 (5 innings; TITLE)
Host - South Vancouver (Vancouver)
At Joan and Phil Lake Diamond; Memorial South Park
South Vancouver 6, Hastings Community 2
Hastings Community 2, New Westminster 1
Trout Lake 7, South Vancouver 6
South Vancouver 4, New Westminster 2
Hastings Community 8, Trout Lake 7
Tournament Standings
W
L
South Vancouver
2
1
Hastings Community
2
1
Trout Lake
2
1
New Westminster
0
3
Hastings Community 14, New Westminster 1
Championship Series (Friday, July 4):
Hastings Community 8, South Vancouver 1 (TITLE)
Host - Central Saanich (Saanichton)
At Centennial Park
Beacon Hill 4, Victoria National 3
Hampton 8, Central Saanich 3
Beacon Hill 10, Lakehill 0 (4 innings)
Victoria Nationla 4, Central Saanich 3
Hampton 10, District 7 0 (5 innings)
Beacon Hill 5, Central Saanich 2
Hampton 10, Lakehill 0 (5 innings)
Victoria National 11, District 7 1 (5 innings)
Central Saanich 11, Lakehill 1 (4 innings)
Beacon Hill 10, Hampton 0 (5 innings)
Central Saanich 11, District 7 2
Victoria National 6, Lakehill 2
Hampton 7, Victoria National 3
Beacon Hill 15, District 7 0 (3 innings)
Tournament Standings
W
L
Beacon Hill
5
0
Hampton
4
1
Victoria National
3
2
Central Saanich
2
3
Lakehill
1
4
District 7
0
5
Hampton 7, Victoria National 3
Beacon Hill 2, Central Saanich 1
Championship Game (Sunday, July 6):
Beacon Hill 6, Hampton 1 (TITLE)
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