Jacob Lee spent the summer proving he was ready for professional baseball. When Brewster’s season ended on a walk-off double, the player who had answered every challenge struggled to answer one final question. Minutes earlier, Harwich first baseman Sean O’Leary ripped the walk-off double down the right-field line, sending the...
With its back up against the wall in an elimination game, Brewster fought hard until the bitter end, just falling to No. 2-seeded Harwich in Game 2 of the East Divisional Series.
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Sing the National Anthem
The Whitecaps are always looking for new singers to sing the National Anthem before home games. Our games start at 5 p.m. at Stony Brook Field. If you are interested, please contact Bill Leppert at wleppert@lgsvcs.com.



































