Pictured: Seth Faulkner tests out new apparatus at the new Selah Skate Park. Faulkner is the junior treasurer for the Selah Skate Park Association. Scott Klepach photo

Blue is not an emotion the Yakima Stealers 16U Blue team needs to be feeling at this point.

Facing Hanford at home on June 16, the Yakima Valley Pepsi Pak swept the competition 11-1 and 13-3.

They might as well be called the Pak Attack, as far as Hanford is concerned. In two days, Yakima Valley dominated Hanford by winning all four games.

The Yakima Stealers nabbed fourth place in the Valley Invitational Exposure fastpitch tournament over the weekend in Hillsboro, Oregon.

The Greater Selah Youth Soccer Association recently released the names of its leaders and board of directors.

Pictured: GSYSA President Aaron Wasilewski (left) and Vice President Marty Lackey (right) review pending tournament schedules.

They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but maybe Reno should consider the same slogan after the Pepsi Pak squashed them in Legion Baseball play over the weekend.

On June 18, the Peppers split a doubleheader with Walla Walla. In the first contest, the Peppers defeated Walla Walla 9-5, but fell 11-7 in the second.

The Yakima Valley Peppers opened up the Hanford Youth Baseball Tournament Friday with a 4-2 win over Richland.

After smashing Portland Alpenrose and Centralia on Friday, the Yakima Valley Pepsi Pak successfully faced the Yakima Beetles Saturday with a 9-7 victory.

Pictured: Selah’s own Justin Windsor pitched all six innings in the championship game against Las Vegas on Sunday. Windsor gave up four runs on six hits, and struck out five. Scott Klepach photo