How ties were broken
16U · PNW Cal Ripken / Babe Ruth Regional Tournament

Teams often finish pool play with the same win-loss record. When that happens the tiebreaker steps below are applied in order until the tie is broken.

  1. Record
  2. Head to Head
  3. Runs Allowed
  4. Run Diff (max 10 runs counted per game)
  5. Runs Scored

Once a tie is broken, the top team takes the higher place and the remaining teams start over at Step 1 — so two teams left over still get their head-to-head compared.

Read the full tournament rules →

Pool American

Pool play complete · 6 games counted

  • 1 Kelso, WA 3-0
  • 2 Port Angeles, WA 2-1
  • 3 Calgary Blues, Alberta 1-2
  • 4 Cheyenne, WY 0-3

No ties had to be broken — every place was decided on pool record.

Every pool result that counted toward these standings:

  • Kelso, WA 12–9 Port Angeles, WA Jul 20 · Game 1
  • Calgary Blues, Alberta 8–2 Cheyenne, WY Jul 20 · Game 2
  • Port Angeles, WA 15–5 Calgary Blues, Alberta Jul 20 · Game 3
  • Kelso, WA 16–1 Cheyenne, WY Jul 20 · Game 4
  • Kelso, WA 11–3 Calgary Blues, Alberta Jul 21 · Game 6
  • Port Angeles, WA 7–3 Cheyenne, WY Jul 21 · Game 5
Pool National

Pool play complete · 6 games counted

  • 1 Vancouver, WA 3-0
  • 2 Calgary Premier, Alberta 2-1
  • 3 Meridian, Idaho - Host 1-2
  • 4 Rock Springs, WY 0-3

No ties had to be broken — every place was decided on pool record.

Every pool result that counted toward these standings:

  • Calgary Premier, Alberta 13–0 Meridian, Idaho - Host Jul 20 · Game 9
  • Vancouver, WA 25–1 Rock Springs, WY Jul 20 · Game 10
  • Vancouver, WA 18–1 Meridian, Idaho - Host Jul 20 · Game 12
  • Calgary Premier, Alberta 19–1 Rock Springs, WY Jul 20 · Game 11
  • Meridian, Idaho - Host 7–0 Rock Springs, WY Jul 21 · Game 8
  • Vancouver, WA 10–1 Calgary Premier, Alberta Jul 21 · Game 7