If you grew up playing baseball or softball in Southampton, then Agawam Reality, Paul’s Pizza, 7-Eleven, Joe’s Garage and DeLalio are just some of the team names that might spark some of your best childhood memories. For decades the Southampton Little League has created opportunities for kids to learn, play and enjoy these games.
As a family of five who have each played for Southampton Little League, we would like to extend our thanks to the volunteer board who coordinated another great season for this year’s players.
Despite the tremendous effort it takes to put together teams, organize coaches and sometimes remind parents of why we play these games, kids continue to sign up to have fun, learn and be part of a team. The Southampton Little League does a great job providing just that, and we are grateful.
Ragan Ingram (Joe’s Garage)
Jeff Ingram (7-Eleven)
Willow Ingram (7-Eleven)
Ivy Ingram (James O’Neill)
Jeffrey Ingram Jr. (VFW)
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