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17. - Posted August 5, 2009 8:28PM
jimwhitlow1
| Congratulations PRLL Girls Softball. You Ladies had quite a run and should be very proud of yourselves. |
16. - Posted November 10, 2008 10:13PM
BallCoach
Very nice web site. Best of luck.
Pete Boulder, CO
P.S. There’s lots of good material you will find useful on the above site with over sixty tips, drills, contests and other ideas for coaches, players, and parents. Stop by and pick up some good tips - they’re free. And, please feel free to add this site to your Links page. |
15. - Posted July 11, 2008 5:38PM
kris101
14. - Posted May 17, 2007 10:00PM
12string
| geeeezzzzzz after all these years I can still name about 80% of the 50's team members takes me back---dave pirell |
13. - Posted April 27, 2007 7:49PM
coachmarty
| Good luck in 07. Please visit our website and sign the guestbook. |
12. - Posted August 19, 2005 1:05AM
vinny
| Simply outstanding web site which followed your League Williamsport teams right thru to the States! Terrific job for your members. |
11. - Posted April 20, 2004 12:06PM
Chris
Very cool site! I was surfing various LL Sites and just wanted to say hi. Congrats & well done. Have a great 2004 season!
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10. - Posted September 3, 2003 5:03PM
gerry c
To Sporty29: The historical development of softball is important to Pearl River Little League, and is treated in the 50-Year Journal which was on sale this year (and is still available). It was very difficult, however, finding any photographs of the softball division prior to 1980, and very few were found for the '80's. More became available in the 90's. (The softball division was apparently formed in 1969 -- see last image in the '1980's' Album on this site). It sounds like you may be in a position to help us, as compiling the league's history is an ongoing process. If you have any data or photos from the early era, please forward to website@prll.org.
Thank you.
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9. - Posted August 21, 2003 11:27PM
sporty29
I am a former female PRLL softball player (one of the origianls), who is a little disappointed not to see any pictures of the initiation of the girls softball program on your website. I consider myself a pioneer in girls sports (graduated from PRHS in 73)and have always impressed this upon my daughters, and been proud of it.
Sports have changed drastically for girls in the last 30 years and I can remember playing on the girls minor field and sitting on wooden benches. We have come a long way and I think that PRLL's website does not do justice to the history of the girls softball program and how it has developed throughout the years. Seem's pretty unfair considering it's the PR girl's teams that now have a reputation throughtout Rockland for their strength and ability.
Just a comment from a former player |
8. - Posted May 21, 2003 2:44PM
Carolyn
Congratulations on many years of Little League fun! It is great to see leagues that are around a long time! Your site is awesome.
Have a fun and safe 2003 season! |
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