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Three from Frederick play in CCGS all-star softball game

By Christopher Harrop

Posted 11/11/14

WESTMINSTER — Three Frederick players — Atonia Villani, Alex Dufor and Cheyenne Hamilton — were selected for this year’s Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports all-star …

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Three from Frederick play in CCGS all-star softball game

Antonia Villani of Frederick waits for a late throw at first base Nov. 2 in Westminster. She was one of three Frederick players – Alex Dufour and Cheyenne Hamilton were the others – to be selected for this year's Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports all-star softball game.

John Carr

Frederick's Alex Dufour throws out a runner during the Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports all-star softball game in Westminster. This was the 28th annual game for high school seniors. League coaches nominate the players, while coaches representing all the softball leagues make the final selection of 72 athletes. The selections are based on talent, dedication, team play and sportsmanship.

John Carr

Posted Tuesday, November 11, 2014 10:58 am

By Christopher Harrop

WESTMINSTER — Three Frederick players — Atonia Villani, Alex Dufor and Cheyenne Hamilton — were selected for this year’s Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports all-star softball game.

This was the 28th annual game for high school seniors. League coaches nominate the players, while coaches representing all the softball leagues make the final selection of 72 athletes. The selections are based on talent, dedication, team play and sportsmanship.

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