The newly-formed DPR Liberation Village Baseball Tournament tossed its first pitch Saturday afternoon at the Paseo Stadium with the Agana Heights Cougars taking down Hagat 1 7-2.
Starter Shane McDonald tossed five scoreless innings while Aaron Jamanila and Nolan Cruz both went 2-for-2.
Franklin Ninete, Jr. came in for the save.
“It’s nice to have this type of baseball competition between the villages,” Cougars manager Gene McDonald said. “The Cougars have been a staple of the Agana Hts. village for generations. It’s important to keep this tradition alive with our next generation.”
In the second game, the Tamuning Islanders edged Piti 7-5.
The tournament plays every weekend through August.
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