KILLINGTON — The Killington Senior Baseball team is looking for a few baseball players to round out its team. This is baseball not softball. A wood bat is used in the league and it is for players 35-years-old and up (must turn 35 before Sept. 1). Games are played Sunday’s at noon with the season starting on May 22. Home games are played at the Woodstock High School field. Check out the league website www.VermontSeniorBaseball.com. For more information contact Ray Foley, 802-422-3838 or 802-558-0863, ray@myrec.com.
Killington Senior Baseball Team seeks players
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