The annual North‑South All‑Star Baseball Classic unfolded on a crisp afternoon in South Charleston, West Virginia, drawing the state’s top graduating high school players onto a single diamond.
The North squad, assembled from 17 different high schools, faced a South team that fielded 20 athletes, and the two squads met in a doubleheader on the campus of South Charleston High School.
A decisive sweep
The North side answered with a 12‑3 victory in the first game, then added a 7‑2 win in the second, completing a clean sweep of the series.
Governor Patrick Morrisey was on hand for Game 2, underscoring the event’s growing prominence within the state’s sports community.
Fans and coaches alike praised the high level of competition, noting that the matchup not only highlighted individual talent but also celebrated the depth of baseball programs across West Virginia.
With the series concluded, attention now turns to the upcoming season as these young athletes prepare to embark on their collegiate careers, carrying the momentum of a memorable All‑Star weekend.