There are 14 players and one coach taking part in Wisconsin tournament
Newfoundland and Labrador fastpitch softball is well-represented at the 2023 International Softball Congress World Tournament taking place now in Denmark, WI. There are 14 players and one coach on six teams in the tournament. They are, in no particular order, Jordan Pomeroy, Ryan Maher, Sean Cleary, Mark Stack, Mitch Stack, Jason Hill, John Hill, Ryan Boland, Shane Boland, Brent Hatfield, Colin Walsh, Kyle Ezekial, Bradley Ezekial, Blair Ezekial and Peter Kavanagh.
Of the 36 teams and hundreds of players hunting for the 2023 ISC world tournament title, there are 14 players and a coach from Newfoundland and Labrador hitting the field with six teams at the event. Many of those players have experience with the Canadian national team both at the senior and junior levels.
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