Kent Bridge native Luke Van Rycheghem catches at the Rogers Centre in Toronto (Photo courtesy of Rosie Van Rycheghem)Kent Bridge native Luke Van Rycheghem catches at the Rogers Centre in Toronto (Photo courtesy of Rosie Van Rycheghem)
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Van Rycheghem Makes The Cut

Kent Bridge's Luke Van Rycheghem is heading to the U-18 Baseball World Cup in Osaka, Japan.

He is one of 20 players from Canada's Junior National Team that will take part in the tournament from August 28 - September 6.

The 17-year-old catcher was shifted around to a number of positions during the recent selection camp in Australia, filling in at first base while spending a couple of games as the team's designated hitter.

Canada opens the tournament on August 28 against Chinese Taipei at 12:30pm Japan Standard Time -- that's August 27 at 11:30pm Eastern Time.

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