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Photo Gallery: Molino Ballpark Opening Day
March 27, 2011
Saturday was opening day for the teams at the Molino Ballpark. We have nearly 150 photos in our photo gallery, including action from several games.
For the photo gallery, click here.
Several of the photo gallery photos are courtesy of Hart Family Photography. Don’t forget — we’ll be happy to run your youth sports photos here on NorthEscambia.com all during the season Just email them as soon as possible after the game to news@northescambia.com or contact us on our Facebook page with a link to your Facebook gallery.
Pictured top: Molino Sandy Sansing’s Lauren Carnley missed a catch at third as the ball grazes the helmet of Northwest Escambia Alto’s Liberty Peebles. Pictured inset and below: More action from opening day at the Molino Ballpark. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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10 Responses to “Photo Gallery: Molino Ballpark Opening Day”
way to go jake
Jacob is sliding into home! Way to go Jacob!
GO JACOB GO JACOB!
>>Is it possible to post the game schedules for the games at Molino?
I’ve asked; I’m still waiting.
Is it possible to post the game schedules for the games at Molino? Nothing like going to see a good game.
That is some amazing photography.!
Nice work, and thanks for the story.
>>> Please explain what is happening in the first photo. Normally a picture is worth a 1000 words, but in this case the picture confuses me.
Read the “cutline” — the photo description in bold at the bottom of the article.
Please explain what is happening in the first photo. Normally a picture is worth a 1000 words, but in this case the picture confuses me.
>>>No weeball photos. They played to. Both teams did very well.
They did. But I was not able to spend 7 hours at the ballpark photographing every game.
Anyone is welcome to submit quality photos of their local team during the season.
No weeball photos. They played to. Both teams did very well.