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Golddiggers named 2019 Gander Ladies Softball League champs

SaltWire Network | Posted: Sept. 13, 2019, 2:49 p.m. | Updated: Sept. 13, 2019, 2:49 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Golddiggers finished their season as the 2019 champions of the Gander Ladies Softball League. The team includes, back row, from left, Chelsea Lewis, Carly Johnston, Jayna Clarke, Christina Keats, Jami-Lee West, Alisha Barnes, Robin-Lee Bursey, Amy Wells, Bonnie Knight, Madonna Budgell, and Carla Skinner; middle row, from left, Jaime Evans, Madison Healey, Jennifer Hicks, and Tracie Edison; and front row, from left, Wanda Batten, Sarah Burt, Jade Winsor, Dawn Payne, Amy Jenkins, and Myah Janes. Missing are Tash Quinlan, Jennifer Bartlett, and Whitney White.
The Golddiggers finished their season as the 2019 champions of the Gander Ladies Softball League. The team includes, back row, from left, Chelsea Lewis, Carly Johnston, Jayna Clarke, Christina Keats, Jami-Lee West, Alisha Barnes, Robin-Lee Bursey, Amy Wells, Bonnie Knight, Madonna Budgell, and Carla Skinner; middle row, from left, Jaime Evans, Madison Healey, Jennifer Hicks, and Tracie Edison; and front row, from left, Wanda Batten, Sarah Burt, Jade Winsor, Dawn Payne, Amy Jenkins, and Myah Janes. Missing are Tash Quinlan, Jennifer Bartlett, and Whitney White. - Contributed

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The Golddiggers finished their season as the 2019 champions of the Gander Ladies Softball League.
 

The team includes, back row, from left, Chelsea Lewis, Carly Johnston, Jayna Clarke, Christina Keats, Jami-Lee West, Alisha Barnes, Robin-Lee Bursey, Amy Wells, Bonnie Knight, Madonna Budgell, and Carla Skinner; middle row, from left, Jaime Evans, Madison Healey, Jennifer Hicks, and Tracie Edison; and front row, from left, Wanda Batten, Sarah Burt, Jade Winsor, Dawn Payne, Amy Jenkins, and Myah Janes. Missing are Tash Quinlan, Jennifer Bartlett, and Whitney White.

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