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HomeSportIt's a wrap!

It’s a wrap!

Noosa softballers wrapped up the summer season with grand finals in two grades last week.
In the U13s, Slammers who had been undefeated all season, got the better of Redsox, winning 18-8. Redsox played their best game of the season and the match was still anyone’s at the end of the third innings, with Slammers just ahead 10-8.
A strong fourth innings from Slammers where the players drew on all their training from throughout the season saw them declare the innings at eight over the plate.
There was plenty of batting action in this high-scoring game, including 3-base hits from Xander for Slammers and Dylan from Redsox.
Slammers kept Redsox at bay with some good fielding, including a great diving, sliding catch from Liam which put stop to a Redsox comeback in the third innings.
For Redsox, Sam and Indi combined for a great double play after Sam’s fly catch at third base.
In the U15s Redsox 20 defeated Slammers 1. Slammers who have worked hard and improved in all areas throughout the season, did not give up
For Redsox, Erin pitched consistently well and the rest of the team fielded strongly, including a double play from Lachie who took a good catch at second base. A huge hit from Ethan with loaded bases got himself and three other runners home to end the match.
The U17s played an entertaining exhibition match against the women’s team. The Little League squad also celebrated the end of the season with a fun skills session.
Grand final day ended with trophy presentations in all age groups. The Outstanding Association Player of the Year was Dylan Todd.
More than 100 boys and girls from 4-17 years have played softball in U13, U15 and U17 competition, and Little League skills training throughout the season. Beginner and experienced players are welcome to join Noosa softball when the next summer season starts in October – look out for sign-on information closer to the time, follow Noosa District Softball Association on Facebook or email noosasoftball@gmail.com for information.

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