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Tom Kaminski fires a pitch for St. Louis Alumni during a Biddeford Little League game on Wednesday evening. PAT McDONALD/Journal TribuneI would like to introduce everybody to the Journal Tribune’s “Youth Sports Spotlight.” This is our newest feature to the Journal Tribune Sunday edition. On Sundays, the Journal Tribune will feature photos from a different youth sports league — from Little League baseball and softball in the summer to youth football and soccer in the fall and youth basketball and hockey in the winter. If anyone would like to request a team or league to be featured in “Youth Sports Spotlight” please contact me atpmcdonald@journaltribune.com. I hope everyone enjoys our newest feature.
Moody’s Payton Blais gets ready to throw a strike against St. Louis Alumni at the Biddeford Little League’s May Street Field. PAT McDONALD/Journal TribuneMoody’s Grady Curry gets into third base safely as St. Louis Alumni’s Alex Gosselin reaches for the throw. PAT McDONALD/Journal TribuneSt. Louis Alumni’s Braeden E. takes a swing during Wednesday’s game. NOTE: Braeden’s last name was not available as of press time. PAT McDONALD/Journal Tribune
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