Central Saanich stats prove girls belong in baseball
14-08-2026 19:30 via nanaimobulletin.com

Central Saanich stats prove girls belong in baseball

Pretty confident they’ve already proven girls belong in baseball, the leaders at Central Saanich Little League look to recruit others and build on the future.On the heels of a successful first season, the female program for young players is hosting a winter open house and free spring break clinic that pushed the numbers up enough to host two teams this season.On Wednesday (Aug. 19) evening, they hope to see Diamond 5 at Centennial Park filled with keeners – experienced or not. Girls
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