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CITY OF KILLEEN PARKS & RECREATION

REC

Baseball · Killeen · Bell County, TX

Killeen Parks & Recreation running youth baseball, soccer, basketball, softball and volleyball leagues.

Sports
Baseball · Soccer · Basketball · Softball · Volleyball
Offers
Rec
Ages
Ages 7–14
Gender
Coed
Cost
$25.3 season
Location
Killeen
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Lonestar Soccer Club (Nolanville Rec)REC
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