Moses Lake Co-Ed softball league begins
A player from the Silver Tigers pitches the ball during the game against the Benchwarmers. The Co-Ed softball league is split between an upper and lower division with the lower division starting their season on Tuesday and the upper division starting today.
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Sunsplash Sluggers pitcher throws the ball during the team’s first game of the night against Pitch Please. The Co-Ed Softball season is set to last until August 28 and will have a playoff tournament to determine league champions.
One of the Shenanigans players returns the ball from midfield during the team’s game against the Tailgaters. While the league is for adults, minors can also participate on a team with parent or guardian permission.
A player from Pitch Please makes a hit and prepares to run toward first base during the team’s game against the Sunsplash Sluggers. This season had 11 teams sign on with six participating in the Lower Division and five in the Upper Division.
One of the players from the Benchwarmers prepares to swing at a pitch against the Silver Tigers.
Tailgater’s player Kyleigh Sanchez starts to run for first base after making a hit against the Shenanigans.
MOSES LAKE – Moses Lake’s Co-Ed adult softball league began this week with the first games taking place Tuesday at Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex. The league is hosted by Moses Lake Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services.
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