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Father & Son Fastball Duo Take the Win at the

Elk Lake Fastball Tournament

By Molly Kett
im and Tyler Martell, a local father
Jand son fastball duo, recently
played in the Elk Lake Fastball
Tournament, located 2 hours west of
North Bay.

The pair played for the Grimsby
Diamond Kings, who ended up
winning the tournament, defeating

Sudbury in the finals. Jim Martell

was playing on first base with Tyler
Martell playing right field.

“I was very proud to play fastball
with my son Tyler at the tournament
in Elk Lake,” says Jim Martell. “In
my lengthy career, I have had the
pleasure of playing with both of my
sons in baseball and in fastball. I
also played last year with my older
son James and I’m hopeful for more
tournaments together next season.”
Tyler and Jim Martell Photo Submitted
Tyler went 4 for 8, with 4 runs
batted in, and Jim went 12 for 24 with the sport and has his name in the tournament and have one of my sons Martell.
7 RBIs. The pair played six games local hall of fame. Jim thinks that playing with me, playing at that The Martell boys and their father
over the course of the weekend. athleticism can also be seen when his level with not having played fastball will hopefully be both playing and
sons play the sport, too. in years! Both of my sons are very
Jim, as many local ball players winning more ball tournaments in
know, is a local legend in terms of “It was a great feeling to win the athletic in various sports,” says Jim the near future.

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