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MIRACLE LEAGUE RVA (YMCA OF GREATER RICHMOND)

REC

Baseball · Chesterfield · Richmond, VA

Adaptive baseball on barrier-free field; ages 5+ with physical or intellectual disabilities, $60/season.

Sports
Baseball
Offers
Rec
Cost
$60 per season
Location
Chesterfield
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