Port Angeles: Roughriders one win away from league championship

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles High School baseball team is one win away from clinching the Narrows League championship after pounding Shelton 13-1 Wednesday.

If the Roughriders (12-1 in league, 15-1 overall) beat Gig Harbor on Friday, they will win the title. The game is set for Port Angeles.

Matt Lane broke a 19-year-old school record with his sixth home run of the season for Port Angeles against the Highclimbers.

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The rest of the story and other high school sports results appear in the Thursday edition of the Peninsula Daily News. Click on SUBSCRIBE, above, to get the PDN delivered to your home or office.

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