Volunteer referee Max (15) from Brora doubles up with national youth award
An aspiring teenage football referee from Brora has been presented with a national youth volunteer award
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An aspiring teenage football referee from Brora has been presented with a national youth volunteer award
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15-year-old Max Ainsworth, from Brora, has been volunteering as a football referee.
Codey needed just 75 pitches to get to his third batter and struck out five in getting the win as Pittsfield went to 1-0 on pool play. "Jay has been efficient, all season -- in house league and travel," Pittsfield Manager Elmar Uy said. "He is able to go very deep in the game with minimal pitches. It's aweseome. "With the potential to play six games in six or seven days, we need all the pitching we can get, so it was really helpful." Simon Mele keyed Pittsfield’s offense, going 3-for-4 with a triple, two doubles and three runs batted in.