AREA SPORTS BRIEFS: Wilder looking for sponsors for state tournament

PORT ANGELES — The Wilder Baseball Clubwill host the American Legion state tournament in late July and is looking for sponsors to help pay for the program for the event.

The state tournament will be held in Port Angeles from July 27-31. American Legion teams from all across Washington are expected to compete.

In order to pay for the tournament program, sponsors are needed. A business card-size sponsorship will cost $100, a program half-page will cost $250 and a full-page ad will cost $500.

Anyone who is interested can contact Racheal Alton at cralton@wavecable.com.

Peninsula Daily News

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