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Photo provided by: Anna Wesley

Two players on opposite teams high-five after the second game of Buddy Ball on Saturday October 20 at the Eastmonte baseball fields. “Good game” high-fives and fist-bumps are a commonality at many sports games including Buddy Ball and are used to promote sportsmanship.

Buddy Ball Photo Story

Central Florida Bambino Buddy Ball is a non profit baseball program that brings together kids who have special needs ages 5-20. They regularly have volunteers come to the games in order to help the players around the bases and bat. Twice a year Interact Club, sponsored by English teacher Kent Kersten, teams up with the Buddy Ball program play a friendly game of baseball. This year’s Buddy Ball took place at the Eastmonte Park  baseball field from 8:45-11 on Saturday, October 20. Many Brantley students participated, making it lots of fun for everyone involved and earning them volunteer hours.

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