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She's the One: Pitcher Stands Out as Lone Girl in SOMA Little League
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She's the One: Pitcher Stands Out as Lone Girl in SOMA Little League
It’s April in South Orange and Maplewood and the SOMA Little League Baseball program is in full swing. The program, jointly sponsored by the South Orange and Maplewood Departments of Recreation, is “for the children of the two towns” ages 5–15, and while it isn’t gender specific, it attracts many more boys than girls. According to the program website, “Nearly 800 children played last season across more than 69 teams.” Last year, two of those pla…
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