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This phrase refers to the outcomes of baseball games played within North Carolina by teams participating in a specific tournament or league likely named “Top Gun.” It encompasses game scores, standings, tournament brackets, and potentially individual player statistics. For example, one might search for this term to learn the winner of a particular age division or the final scores of the championship games.

Access to this information is valuable for players, coaches, families, and fans following the tournament or league. It allows them to track team performance, assess competitive landscapes, and celebrate achievements. Historically, accessing such data often involved physical scoreboards or printed publications. Modern technology allows for near real-time updates online, enhancing engagement and community building within youth baseball.

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In a baseball pool based on predicting the total runs scored in a game, a specific outcome, such as thirteen total runs, would determine the winning entries. Participants typically select a number or combination of numbers representing potential combined run totals. If thirteen runs are scored in the designated game, those who selected “13” win the pool. A hypothetical example involves ten participants each selecting a different number from 0 to 9. If the game ends with a score of 6-7, the participant who chose “13” wins.

These types of pools add an element of chance and excitement to following baseball. They can foster camaraderie among participants and increase engagement with the sport. While relatively simple, the outcome depends entirely on the game’s dynamics, making accurate prediction challenging. The history of such pools likely aligns with the history of baseball pools in general, evolving as informal prediction games among fans.

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