Falls Church Kiwanis Little League Report

Spring’s promise of hope was in the air as some 400 players ages 5 – 12 representing 35 teams joined with their families to launch the Falls Church Kiwanis Little Leagues’ 61st season on Saturday, April 18, at Westgate Park.

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Falls Church Kiwanis Little League Report

Spring’s promise of hope was in the air as some 400 players ages 5 – 12 representing 35 teams joined…
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F.C.-Kiwanis Little League Report

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