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Fastpitch: SPSL Bracket rounds 1 and 2

May 10th, 2010 at Mon, 10th, 2010 at 2:03 pm by Theresa Crowley

SPSL Fastpitch  Tournament

May 13 and 14th

Service Club Fields in Kent

Round 1

Thursday, May 13 @ 4PM

Jefferson vs Emerald Ridge – Field #3 (Game 1)

Spanaway Lake vs Tahoma – Field #4 (Game 2)

Beamer vs Kentridge – Field #1 (Game 3)

AR/Kentwood vs Rogers – Field #2  (Game 4)

Round 2

Thursday, May 13 @ 6 PM

Jefferson/ER winner vs SL/Tahoma winner – Field #3 (Game 5)

Jefferson/ER loser vs SL/Tahoma loser – Field #4 (Game 7)

Beamer/Kentridge winner vs AR/KW/Rogers winner Field #2 (Game 6)

Beamer/Kentridge loser vs AR/KW/Rogers loser Field #1 (Game 8 )

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Theresa is a Maple Valley business owner, a fastpitch parent and overall fastpitch fanatic. She is often found talking fastpitch at her place of business. Her focus is the Kent and Tahoma high school varsity teams, but will also cover local athletes in the college ranks, and some larger ASA events. Theresa has been in and around fastpitch since her youth.

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