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2014-06-14
May is a golden month for U12 Duncan RiverCats
For a team with eight brand new players, the U12 Duncan RiverCats showed just how far they've come this year by winning gold medals in back-to-back softball tournaments last month.
"The girls are really gelling together," head coach Kevin Olender said. "You would never think this was a new team, the way they come to practice; they come to the park ready to learn and have fun."
The RiverCats went undefeated at the Cordova Bay Tournament in early May. They blazed through the round robin, beating Parksville 13-5, Langford 15-14 and Saanich 14-4 to earn a bye to the semifinals.
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"The girls are really gelling together," head coach Kevin Olender said. "You would never think this was a new team, the way they come to practice; they come to the park ready to learn and have fun."
The RiverCats went undefeated at the Cordova Bay Tournament in early May. They blazed through the round robin, beating Parksville 13-5, Langford 15-14 and Saanich 14-4 to earn a bye to the semifinals.
- See more at: http://www.cowichanvalleycitizen.com/sports/may-is-a-golden-month-for-u12-duncan-rivercats-1.1117773#sthash.IxdjPaaF.dpuf
"The girls are really gelling together," head coach Kevin Olender said. "You would never think this was a new team, the way they come to practice; they come to the park ready to learn and have fun."
The RiverCats went undefeated at the Cordova Bay Tournament in early May. They blazed through the round robin, beating Parksville 13-5, Langford 15-14 and Saanich 14-4 to earn a bye to the semifinals.
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