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Kirkland National Little League team the Giants take majors level city championship

Kirkland National Little League team the Giants won the City Championship during the majors-level game on Friday at Big Finn Hill Park. Players are - from left to right - front row: Dom Paribello, Kelcey Kisker, Jared Tall, Nick Handfelt, Diego Suarez; middle row: Reagan Stubb, Connor Riedel, Michael Hadreas, Seth Riedel, Taylor Peterson, Ryan Trautmann, Luke Ross; back row: coach Mark Peterson and coach Jeff Trautmann. - Contributed photo
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Kirkland National Little League team the Giants won the City Championship during the majors-level game on Friday at Big Finn Hill Park. Players are - from left to right - front row: Dom Paribello, Kelcey Kisker, Jared Tall, Nick Handfelt, Diego Suarez; middle row: Reagan Stubb, Connor Riedel, Michael Hadreas, Seth Riedel, Taylor Peterson, Ryan Trautmann, Luke Ross; back row: coach Mark Peterson and coach Jeff Trautmann.

June 18, 2012 · Updated 12:13 PM 

The Kirkland National Little League Giants won the Kirkland city championship Friday.

The Giants defeated Kirkland American Little League team the Angeles, 9-6 at Big Finn Hill Park, during the majors-level game.

The Giants are coached by former little league world series champion player Mark Peterson. He is assisted by Jeff Trautmann and Joe Kimm.

Giants' players are Dom Paribello, Kelcey Kisker, Jared Tall, Nick Handfelt, Diego Suarez, Reagan Stubb, Connor Riedel, Michael Hadreas, Seth Riedel, Taylor Peterson, Ryan Trautmann and Luke Ross.

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