Clayton Shook, a junior, is safe at as first base player Chris Sarni waits for the ball.
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Team Mike's Hardware before the start of their game against the Bronze Kneecaps.
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Fundraiser organizers Peyten Young, left, and Kalani Bihn on one of the four fields at Rivercrest Park that were used for the games.
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Tamara Perkins Wilson, 18, with her step-mother Debra Perkins. Wilson has Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) which was diagnosed in December of 2013. After five months in Toledo Children's Hospital, Wilson was released on May 3, her 18th birthday.
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Robert Atkinson, a sophomore, left, and Kayleen Jurski, a senior. Jurski, who has never smoked, was diagnosed with myofibroblastic tumor, a form of lung cancer in February of this year. Surgeons told her they completely removed the tumor.
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Perrysburg High School juniors Riley Parks, left, Monica Ashenfelter, Lauren Delp, and Eva Weigman watch as their teammates on The Bronze Kneecaps play.
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Sophomores Kelly France, left, and Ariel Davenport have been friends since sixth grade. Davenport was diagnosed with lymphoma in March of this year.
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Cell phones left on the bench during a game.
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Mike's Hardware and the Bronze Kneecaps talk before the game.
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Bronze Kneecaps player Monica Ashenfelter, a junior, is safe at third. Nick Wismer, a junior and player for Mike's Hardware, is behind her.
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