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Kentlake Under the Lights

February 25th, 2010 at Thu, 25th, 2010 at 3:58 pm by Theresa Crowley

This year, the Kentlake HS Fastpich team will be playing all their home games under the lights.  Kentlake plays on the lighted King County fields adjacent to the school.  In years past, Kentlake has scheduled a few night games, but this year has scheduled all home varsity games and a select number of JV games under the lights. 

While it will most definitely be colder in the early spring, the night games should attract more fans to the games.

Scheduled start time for the night games is 7PM.

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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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