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Kirkland National bows out of Little League Majors tournament

The 2016 season came to an end for the Kirkland National Little League Majors baseball team on Sunday, July 17 at Centennial Field in Snoqualmie.

By John William Howard • July 19, 2016 4:44 pm

The 2016 season came to an end for the Kirkland National Little League Majors baseball team on Sunday, July 17 at Centennial Field in Snoqualmie.

Kirkland fell short of the District 9 championship game with a loss to Falls, following a loss to Redmond North the previous day in the semifinals.

Redmond North won the District 9 title over Falls on Monday, July 18.

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