Rainier Men’s Cricket Club of Seattle sweeps championships photo & caption
The Championship Rainier Men’s Cricket Club of Seattle, Washington won three great championships in the Tacoma, Seattle and Los Angeles leagues. They won it all, congrats boys! [courtesy photo]





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