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Little League Baseball to Begin New Season Saturday, March 17

Elrod Hendricks West Little League Baseball player at bat

St. Thomas Little League Baseball (Al McBean East/Elrod Hendricks West) officially returns to action at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, March 17, at the Al McBean Complex with five action-packed games scheduled. The leagues are now combined and playing under one umbrella, according to the Department of Sports and Recreation.

Games will be played on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at the Al McBean Complex (Old Tutu) and Joseph Aubain Ballpark (Frenchtown).

This weekends’ action will all take place at the McBean Complex. The following are the games for the first two weeks of the season. A completed schedule will be submitted in a few days.

Saturday, March 17 (McBean Complex)

10:30 a.m. — VI Pride vs Future Storm

15 mins after Dodgers vs Marlins

15 mins after Blazing Starz vs Angels

15 mins after Prospects vs Rebels

15 mins after Sluggers vs Pirates

Sunday, March 18 (McBean Complex)

1 p.m. — Reds vs Archers

15 mins after Reds vs Twins

15 mins after Prospects vs Marlins

Wednesday, March 21

6 p.m. — Reds vs Dodgers – (McBean)

5:30 p.m. — Sluggers vs Twins – (Frenchtown)

Friday, March 23 — (McBean Complex)

6 p.m. — Pirates vs Rebels

15 mins after Blazing Starz vs VI Pride

Saturday, March 24 — (McBean Complex)

10:30 a.m. — Reds vs Future Storm

15 mins after Dodgers vs Prospects

15 mins after Sluggers vs Reds

15 mins after VI Pride vs Reds

15 mins after Pirates vs Marlins

Sunday, March 25 (McBean Complex)

1 p.m. — Rebels vs Twins

15 mins after Archers vs Angels

15 mins after Sluggers vs Dodgers

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