Gore's Madding Plays In NBC World Series
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Alex Madding of Gore recently participated in the National Baseball Congress (NBC) 12-and-under World Series Tournament in Bartlett, Tenn.

Madding hit three home runs in regular tournament play and he won the home-run derby by slugging four homers to outdistance the field of 100 participants. He also pitched a no-hitter while striking out 15 batters.

Madding is the son of Bruce and Belinda Madding and a member of the NEO Baseball Club of Broken Arrow.

He is also a member of the Gore Cardinals, and during league games he hit eight home runs and threw a no-hitter in the district playoffs. The Cardinals finished third in the state playoffs.
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