Sunday, May 20

There’s the indispensable Wayne Carter and our friend and a member of the Board of Directors, Bryant Beaulieu.


Sixteen days until we open the NECBL season at Winnipesaukee  and 17 days until our home opener vs. Valley Blue Sox. 

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