The team wrapped-up a winning season in a hard-fought second outing with Shiloh. Ward Weberg reports:

“Grace/Hanover lost a close game in the bottom of the seventh to Shiloh to end the season with 5 wins & 1 loss (if our win by forfeit is included, it is 6-1). It was a great season with several individuals learning the game for the first time—and doing very well.”

The season was fun, but far too short for many of our players. Is there going to be a church soccer team? Anyway, for a season overview, visit our dedicated 2011 softball page.

We hope you enjoy these photos of this slow-pitched finale

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Our guest speaker this morning was Dr. Doyle Chauncey, interim executive director of the SBCV. He delivered an insightful message from the book of Hebrews titled “Tips for Troubled Times.”

Here’s Ward’s report:

“Mountain View did not have but 5 players…so everyone’s name was put in hat and drawn out to create two teams for an ‘inter-church scrimmage.’ [It was] an enjoyable evening with a close score of 10-11.”

For a season overview, visit our dedicated 2011 softball page.

Around 6:00 PM Hanover boys and their dads enjoyed a pool party at the home of Charles & Cheryl Carter. It was another hot day in King George, so the pool was well used. The boys were even more boisterous than the girls were last week. We didn’t watch a girlie movie either; it was “Davy Crockett” for us!

The team remained undefeated with a win over St. John’s Episcopal.

Ward reported from the field: “[Team] members continued with good hitting and fielding—but this game also showed displays of exceptional base running and coaching that resulted in additional scoring.”

For a season overview, visit our dedicated 2011 softball page.