Washington-Greene Adult Baseball League presents awards
Photo courtesy of John Greenlee
The league had three "father-son" sets play ball in 2017. "Maurauder" Dan Rush, right, is pictured behind his "Devil Ray" son Jake. "Devil Ray" Mark Dicks, left, is pictured with his teammate son, Josh. "Devil Dawg" Rick Owens and his teammate son Rick Jr. were unavailable for the team photo.
Photo courtesy of John Greenlee
The "Orioles" are a three0time 25+ League Champion and boast three borthers, Adam Madar, 24, Kevin, 20, and Tim, 21. It's the first time all three brothers have been able to play on the same team at one time.
Photo courtesy of John Greenlee
The "Knights" are the reigning 25+ League Champion and have two sets of brothers. They are Chris Dittmer, 33, and Brandon, 25, and Chris Douglas, 34, and Sean, 32.
Photo courtesy of John Greenlee
John Greenlee, president of the league, is shown with his brother, Bob, right, who is a volunteer assistant coach for the 2017 WPIAL 2A Champion Jefferson-Morgan High School Rockets. John, in addition, to serving as league president, is also the coach and manager of the "Devil Rays."
During the 2017 season, the Washington-Greene Adult Baseball League had several “baseball family” members involved in the league.
The league offers the opportunities for adult ball players of varying ages to play baseball and is always looking for new players and teams with managers.
Go to the Washington-Greene Adult Baseball League’s Facebook page or washingtongreeneadultbaseballleague.com for more information.