Southern Softpaw League continued its fall ball season on Sept. 26 at Nickajack Park in Cobb County.
Southern Softpaw League swung into its third week of a coronavirus impacted season on Saturday as players bounced between two fields at Nickajack Park in Cobb County.
The season opened Sept. 12 with a host of pandemic-related safety measures in place. On Saturday, those precautions were on display – from temperature checks to masks aplenty.
The league takes a week off before returning to play Oct. 10.
SSL has donated more than $35,000 to local animal charities since its 2009 inception.
Southern Softpaw League continued its fall ball season on Sept. 26 at Nickajack Park in Cobb County.
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