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New summer softball and basketball leagues proving successful
Modified: 7/14/2021 6:55:24 PM
You’d be hard pressed to find a busier man than Joe Gamache this summer.
Following the summer of 2020 where sports were at a near stand-still, the Franklin Tech athletic director set out to make sure that wouldn’t be the case this year by organizing both a summer basketball and softball league.
The Franklin Tech Summer Basketball League has five teams competing while 77 girls are playing in the newly-formed Franklin County Summer Softball League.
“They seem to be going well,” Gamache said. “We’ve got decent participation. It’s nice to be able to offer something to get kids off their screens and off the couch and doing something active.”
New summer softball and basketball leagues proving successful >You’d be hard pressed to find a busier man than Joe Gamache this summer.
Following the summer of 2020 where sports were at a near stand-still, the Franklin Tech athletic director set out to make sure that wouldn’t be the case this year by organizing both a summer basketball and softball league.
The Franklin Tech Summer Basketball League has five teams competing while 77 girls are playing in the newly-formed Franklin County Summer Softball League.
“They seem to be going well,” Gamache said. “We’ve got decent participation. It’s nice to be able to offer something to get kids off their screens and off the couch and doing something active.”
Bulletin Board: 40th Montague Mug Race set for Aug. 21 >Published: 7/9/2021 8:48:25 PM
The 40th Montague Mug Race is scheduled to be run Saturday, Aug. 21 beginning at 8:30 a.m.
The race starts at the Village Green in Montague Center, with the course 5.5 miles in length. It offers hills, dirt roads and great views of the Connecticut River. The finish line is at the ball field on Station Road.
The top prize is a Pewter Mug for the top male and female finisher. Ceramic mugs are awarded to the top three finishers in each division and T-shirts are given to the first 65 people to register.