Temecula softball players celebrate in costume during opening day ceremonies

Friday, March 8^th, 2013
Issue 10, Volume 17.

Goobie of the Green Lanterns shows her team spirit as her team is introduced on Saturday, March 2, for the official start of the 2013 softball season for the Temecula Valley Girls Softball Association (TVGSA).

Temecula softball players celebrate in costume during opening day ceremonies - John Buchanan photo. - Temecula Valley Girls Softball Assoc. (TVGSA) wait for the younger aged girls to be introduced during the opening day ceremonies on Saturday, March 2, which was the official start of the 2013 season.

Temecula Valley Girls Softball Assoc. (TVGSA) wait for the younger aged girls to be introduced during the opening day ceremonies on Saturday, March 2, which was the official start of the 2013 season.

Temecula softball players celebrate in costume during opening day ceremonies - John Buchanan photo. - The Hitsquad girls (12-U) prepare for their walk onto the field. Every year for the opening day ceremonies, the Temecula Valley Girls Softball Assoc. (TVGSA) has a parade as each team dresses up to show team spirit.

The Hitsquad girls (12-U) prepare for their walk onto the field. Every year for the opening day ceremonies, the Temecula Valley Girls Softball Assoc. (TVGSA) has a parade as each team dresses up to show team spirit.

Temecula softball players celebrate in costume during opening day ceremonies - John Buchanan photo. - Kasey Johnson from the team Intensity (10-U) seems to be the only one who is comfortable with her mustache. Her team dressed up as old school baseball players.

Kasey Johnson from the team Intensity (10-U) seems to be the only one who is comfortable with her mustache. Her team dressed up as old school baseball players.

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