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Kelly Lehr The Pit Stop team, from left, Tyler Bletsch, Travis Olson, Kirk Czarniak, Jesse Oliver, Jake Gullo, Michael Misuraca, Brad Egan, Jon Neidkowski, Steven Kaposta, Daniel Biggs and Ryan Washburn, captured the men's softball league championship.
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December 6, 2017 - 4:03 pm
 

Pit Stop claims men’s softball league fall championship

Pit Stop took home the Boulder City Parks and Recreation Department’s men’s softball league 2017 fall championship Nov. 30 after beating Boulder Dam Credit Union in the final at Hemenway Valley Park. This is the second season that Pit Stop has come up through the double-elimination tournament to take home the prize, said Kelly Lehr, sports coordinator for the department.

This year, Wahoo’s Fish Taco sponsored the adult softball league and honored the winning team with a gift certificate.

Softball coed league continues through Dec. 17 at Hemenway

The recreation department’s coed softball league continues play through Dec. 17. Currently, Boulder Dam Credit Union is in first place and Boulder Bowl is in second place.

Games are played Sunday evenings at the ball fields at Hemenway Valley Park.

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