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RED RAIDERS FASTPITCH

TRAVEL/SELECTGIRLS

Softball · Huntley area · McHenry County, IL

Competitive girls fastpitch softball travel club with high-level tournament participation.

Sports
Softball
Offers
Travel/select
Ages
8U · 9U · 10U · 11U
Gender
Girls
Location
Huntley area
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From the organization’s own website · checked Aug 2026

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