TOMS RIVER, NJ (GovWire) - The Toms River Little League softball program was recognized at the recent council meeting for their outstanding achievements. Derek Delima, who was invited to speak at the meeting, shared the team's journey to becoming state champions.
Delima explained that the program starts at the Toms River League on Maple Tree and is the only softball program in town. The girls traveled to various locations, including Jackson, Sayerville, and Mullica Hill, before becoming state champions. They then went on to place third overall in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Delima called up each player by name, including Maddie Keller, Lily Hominick, Lily Basso, and Van Splinter, among others. He also recognized the coaches, Carrie Norman and Joe Harmony.
"It was an awesome run," Delima said. "The league, from the girls to the families, we're just very thankful for this opportunity to be here and to be state champions."
The council members congratulated the team on their success, with the council president stating, "On behalf of the mayor and council and all the Toms River residents, we want to say congratulations again. Toms River softball and baseball prevails, and we're proud of you guys."
The Toms River Little League softball program's success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players, coaches, and families involved. The town of Toms River is proud to have such a successful program representing their community.
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