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August 8, 2013 - West Coast League (WCL)
Corvallis Knights News Release


Your Knights swept Bend to clinch their 7th consecutive division title, as Corvallis won the South last night by beating the Elks 7-1. Come celebrate the hometown team's division championship tonight with fireworks compliments of PEAK Internet and Pioneer Telephone. Bring the whole family for some Big League Fun. First pitch is 7:15 pm. Gates open at 6 pm. Get the best seats in the house now by ordering online.

Playoff Tickets Now on Sale

And get your playoff tickets in advance by ordering online or visiting the Knights' downtown office on 4th and Madison M-F from 10 am - 2 pm. The Corvallis Knights first home playoff game is set for Wednesday, August 14 at 6:40 pm. Reserved seats are $11, and GA tickets $5. Season-ticket holders' seats will be held until end of business on Monday, August 12 before being released to the general public for sale. Order now, and come root on the hometown team as they play either the Bend Elks or Medford Rogues in the best-of-three WCL South Divisional Series.

Special Camo Jersey Offer

There is still time to buy your favorite Corvallis Knights player's game-worn camo jersey for only $100. Reply now to this special offer to secure your jersey. The Knights' camo jerseys will be auctioned off at tonight's final regular-season game at Goss Stadium.

Corvallis Knights Finishing Strong

The Knights clinched the WCL South by taking three straight from their long-time rivals the Bend Elks at Goss Stadium August 5-7. Corvallis (34-17) won the series opener 15-2 as the Knights banged out 20 hits including two triples by Cody Lenahan of University of Portland (who now leads the WCL in RBIs with 36) and a 4-for-4 night by shortstop Peter Van Gansen of Cal Poly. Van Gansen stayed hot in game two recording hits in his first three at bats to tally seven consecutive hits in the series as the Knights won 6-3. And last night Corvallis completed the sweep by tagging the Elks 7-1 behind another masterful performance by West Coast League ERA leader Elliot Surrey of UC Irvine as Surrey pitched 7 strong innings to improve his record to 5-1 and keep his ERA at 1.27. Corvallis wrapped its WCL regular-season home schedule with an impressive 23-4 record at Goss Stadium vs. WCL opponents including finishing with a 15-game home win streak.



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