Alexandria Tops Class B Amateur Baseball Poll

By Mitchell Now June 18, 2021 5:56 am

The Alexandria Angels (Class B) and Harrisburg Hops (Class A) lead the first South Dakota Amateur Baseball Association poll of the 2021 season.

Here are the complete polls:

Class B — 1. Alexandria Angels; 2. Canova Gang; 3. Dell Rapids Mudcats; 4. Flandreau Cardinals; 5. Larchwood (Iowa) Diamonds; 6. Crofton (Neb.) Bluejays; 7. Mount Vernon Mustangs; 8. Plankinton Bankers; 9. Akron Rebels; 10. Lennox Only One Alpacas. Also receiving votes: Winner-Colome Pheasants.
Class A — 1. Harrisburg Hops; 2. Yankton Tappers; 3. Brookings Cubs; 4. Aberdeen Circus Sports Bar; 5. Renner Monarchs. Also receiving votes: Vermillion Grey Sox and Castlewood Ravens.

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