Southern softball team hosts Miracle League players for community event

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 10:34 PM

Last updated Aug 25, 2026

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The Missouri Southern State University softball team hosted approximately 50 Miracle Leaguers at Pat Lipira field for their annual All-Star game. This event, part of the team's community outreach, allowed both adult and youth participants to engage in a day of fun and sportsmanship. Southern pitcher Kiki Pickens highlighted the joy brought to the event, stating it focuses on fostering connections with the community. Incoming freshman Dionne Owens shared her positive experiences, emphasizing team bonding and community interaction. Miracle League Board President Keineth Walter expressed gratitude for the college team's involvement, noting the excitement it brings to the players and the positive atmosphere created during the event.

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  • About 50 Miracle Leaguers participated in the event.
  • Kiki Pickens emphasized the joy brought to participants.
  • Dionne Owens noted the event's positive impact on team bonding.
  • Keineth Walter expressed gratitude for the supportive atmosphere.
  • The event marks the third consecutive year of this community outreach.
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About 35 adult and 15 youth Miracle Leaguers joined the Missouri Southern State University softball team for a Saturday morning filled with smiles, laughs and plenty of action at Pat Lipira field during the Miracle League All-Star game. For the third year in a row, as part of their community outreach, the softball team gave Miracle Leaguers another chance to play the game they love, this time ...

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