Ketchikan High School junior Spencer Erickson, left, attempts to tag out Juneau-Douglas junior Bryce Swofford on Friday, May 20, 2016, during the Kings' 2-4 loss to the Crimson Bears at Norman Walker FIeld.

Ketchikan High School junior Spencer Erickson, left, attempts to tag out Juneau-Douglas junior Bryce Swofford on Friday, May 20, 2016, during the Kings' 2-4 loss to the Crimson Bears at Norman Walker FIeld.

Photo: Crimson Bears baseball snags win in Ketchikan

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Ketchikan High School junior Spencer Erickson, left, attempts to tag out Juneau-Douglas junior Bryce Swofford on Friday during the Crimson Bears’ 4-2 win.

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