- November 23, 2024
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Cody Clymer warms up prior to his opening day game. Photo by Ray Boone
Photo by Ray Boone
Photo by Ray Boone
PCLL Board of Directors. Photo by Ray Boone
Flagler Sheriff Rick Staly throws an opening day pitch. Photo by Ray Boone
Flagler Sheriff Rick Staly throws an opening day pitch. Photo by Ray Boone
Gabrielle McPride catches an opening day pitch. Photo by Ray Boone
PCLL's Isaiah Rivera fields a ball during a T-ball game. Photo by Ray Boone
Photo by Ray Boone
PCLL's Isaiah Rivera fields a ball during a T-ball game. Photo by Ray Boone
Zachary Eifert throws a ball to second base. Photo by Ray Boone
Zachary Eifert throws a ball to second base. Photo by Ray Boone
PCLL's Isaiah Lopez throws a ball to first base. Photo by Ray Boone
First baseman Eli Wilder throws a ball to home plate. Photo by Ray Boone
Mathias Zaksewicz warms up before his game. Photo by Ray Boone
Mathias Zaksewicz warms up before his game. Photo by Ray Boone
Haylee Rodbourn connects on a swing during a t-ball game. Photo by Ray Boone
Addison Alred throws a pitch during a softball game on opening day. Photo by Ray Boone
Lily Fries gets ready to field a ball on opening day. Photo by Ray Boone
Robert Jackson gets ready to run to third base on opening day. Photo by Ray Boone
Photo by Ray Boone
Photo by Ray Boone
Palm Coast Little League celebrated the start of its 20th season with an opening day ceremony the morning of Saturday, Feb. 29, at the Indian Trails Sports Complex.
As one of the largest official little league in the Northeast Coast district, Palm Coast Little League has almost 50 teams, 400 families and nearly 600 kids.
The ceremony started with words PCLL President Peter Schoembs, who introduced past presidents of the league as well as the league's new Board of Directors. Several prominent members of the community also threw opening pitches, including Flagler County Sheriff Rick Staly and Palm Coast Vice Mayor Nick Klufas.
