The number of teams competing in slow-pitch softball continues to drop, but that won’t deter No. 1-seed Richmond Hill from pursuing its first championship when the state tournament begins Wednesday.
While the college and high school softball seasons attract players, coaches and spectators throughout the spring, the St. Mary’s County Women’s Slow-pitch Softball League enables many of the former ...
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