Get out your brooms, Penn Manor.

Bobby Adams pitched a complete-game four-hitter and Cameron Black drove in a pair of runs Tuesday night as Penn Manor topped Ephrata 8-1 and won the American Legion District 10 championship in a clean sweep.

PM, the No. 1 seed in the playoffs, went 5-0 in the tournament and advanced, along with Ephrata, to the Region IV Tournament, which begins July 29 in Hanover.

Using a split-fingered fastball and a slider, Adams improved to 6-1 this season. He also improved his ERA, which was 1.59 coming into the game.

Adams, Andy Drexel, Aaron Breneman and Matt Rayha eached knocked in a run and Breneman scored three runs — including a steal of home — for Penn Manor, which improved to 18-2 overall and won its first District 10 title since 2002.

Ephrata, which finished 3-2 in the double-elimination tournament, slipped to 11-10 overall.

Ephrata grabbed an early 1-0 lead on Chris Adams’ RBI single, but Penn Manor scored two runs in the bottom of the first on Black’s two-run double.

That’s all Adams needed, as he allowed just one hit the rest of the way while striking out two and walking two in the game.

NOTABLE: Before the game, the league handed out its divisional MVP awards, with Lititz’s Tyler Kline winning in the West, Ephrata’s Reid Martin winning in the East, and Penn Manor’s Andy Drexel winning in the South. … Drexel also won his second Leon Duckworth Memorial Award in a row as the league’s outstanding catcher. … Penn Manor coach Jim Zander won the Anthony Souders Memorial Award as coach of the year. … Brian Brandt was named the league’s outstanding umpire.