The Goals Filled: $20,768 and the Capitals still champions

The 3rd Fall Classic Les Buts Filled raised $20,768 during its presentation last Saturday at the Stade Paul-Émile-Dubé in Trois-Pistoles. On the field, after their championships over the last three years in the Frontier Baseball League, the Quebec Capitales were once again crowned.

Accompanied by the honorary president of the event, manager Patrick Scalabrini, the Capitales hosted the show.

The public particularly appreciated the prowess of players Kyle Crowl, Marc-Antoine Lebreux and Anthony Quirion, the hero of the final game of the last playoffs with his victorious home run against the Washington Wild Things.

Even the mascot Capi made the trip to Trois-Pistoles for the occasion.

The Capitals ultimately defeated the BA Foundations in the final.

Of the amount raised, $5,000 will go to Trois-Pistoles Minor Baseball, while $2,500 was granted to the Basques Amateur Basketball Association.

For three years, the Les Buts Filled Fall Classic has raised a total of $63,333, including $41,500 redistributed to various associations or directly to young people and $19,000 via a scholarship program from the secondary school of Trois-Pistoles.