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Next, the Bells move back into league play with a three-game series against the Edmonton Riverhawks beginning at home
Sunday, July 5, 2026 at TBD
•Custer, WA
“These four non-league contests at the end of a super long stretch of where I think it was 15 out of 16 days of league games, wrapping up the first-half North title, securing the playoffs — I was really proud of these guys having to slog through these non-leaguers,” Geaslen said. “No game is meaningless, but I’m glad we came through them healthy.” At the end of June, the Bells clinched the West Co... see more
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“These four non-league contests at the end of a super long stretch of where I think it was 15 out of 16 days of league games, wrapping up the first-half North title, securing the playoffs — I was really proud of these guys having to slog through these non-leaguers,” Geaslen said. “No game is meaningless, but I’m glad we came through them healthy.” At the end of June, the Bells clinched the West Coast League North Division’s first-half championship, guaranteeing them a playoff spot thanks to their first-place division standing halfway through the regular season, per WCL playoff formatting. Bellingham Bells players watch from the dugout. The Bells lost to the Redmond Dudes 6-4 July 4. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News) Advertisement
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