Snapshot: Pelham Brewers win Pelham Little League majors division championship

June 24, 2022

The Pelham Brewers defeated the Pelham Reds 7-0 in the championship game of Pelham Little League’s majors division. The Brewers went undefeated during the double-elimination tournament.

After the June 20 game, Coach Richard Bent said, “I am just so proud of my boys. They are great kids.”

The victory gave Bent his fourth straight Pelham baseball championship.

Editor’s note: This write up was provided by Conrad Marrero.

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