The LBJEQ final continues Thursday evening when the Charlesbourg Alouettes will host the Royal Chevrolet of Repentigny, who won the first game of this ultimate series 4 of 7. In the first game on Tuesday, the long ball was at the rendezvous since Samuel Fortier, of Charlesbourg, and Benjamin Sauvé, of Repentigny, hit home runs.
Benjamin Sauvé, of the Royal Chevrolet in Repentigny, was joined at the plate by his teammates after hitting his three-run homer.
The excellent Charlesbourg Alouettes pitcher and hitter Xavier Boutin is accompanied by his manager and former member of the Blue Jays coaching staff, Josué Peley.
The excellent trio of referees was made up of Tanya Millette, Hughes Lafrenière and Michel Eteson.
Dominant Repentigny pitcher Jacob Brault, who has an immaculate record of 11-0, is surrounded by his head coach, Matthieu Ranger, and his assistant coach, Charles Lafortune.
The Repentigny organization can count on Micheline Ronda, Monique Rinfret and Michel Ronda.
The receptionists, Richard Aucoin and Linda Déry, are accompanied by a former league player, Jack Woodburn, now a boxing judge on the international scene.
Game 3 will take place Saturday night in Repentigny, with an enthusiastic group of Royal Chevrolet fans here.
Former junior star pitcher Gaston Barberis would have loved to attend the game with his granddaughter, Jade Morency-Barberis, and daughter, Annie Barberis.
Very good volleyball players, the sisters Alexane and Anna Dubuc-Ventura follow the activities of the Repentigny team.
The Alouettes organization invites fans starting at 5 p.m. Thursday for a tail gate pre-game at Henri-Casault Park, in Quebec. Camille Simard is with Mrs. Lorusso and Marie-Ève Morency.