— The Muskogee Force 5 under-6 softball team added aqnother tournament title to its resume with the USSSA Fastpitch World Series championship last weekend in Tulsa. The team has competed in 12 tournaments and won nine of them, including the USSSA State Championship in Sapulpa on July 14.
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Pictured from left to right on the top row are dugout sister Cecelia Soto, coaches Shawn Salmon, Larry Arnold, Curtis Hughey and P.J. Sloan and dugout sister Haylie Hughey. The middle row consists of Sierra Soto, Ava Scott, Erica Hornback, Brooklyn Ellis, Callie Hughey and coach Sean Hornback. In the bottom row are Miley Salmon, Lexi Cramp, Landrey Sloan, Lane Sloan and Emily Cantwell. Submitted photo
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