Kickball league forming in Tolono
A newly formed adult kickball league in Tolono is looking for teams next month.
Games will be played every Sunday during the month of November at the Small Diamond in Tolono. Teams can be co-ed with players no younger than the age of 16. The official schedule will be released once the number of teams have been set.
Teams will play 7 inning contest or for 55 minutes, whichever comes first.
The registration fee for each team is $300, which will cover the cost of lights, umpires and balls.
For more information contact Ashley Kolakowski via messenger on Facebook.
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