The weather made it a challenge, but the Strike Out Softball Tournament – celebrating its eighth year this summer – was once again an unmitigated success, with 66 teams taking over the Overthrust Ballfields Complex earlier this month to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Formerly known as the Strike Out Cancer Softball Tournament, event organizers decided to mix things up last year, choosing Uinta County Suicide Prevention Task Force as the tournament’s beneficiary. This year, the LLS was the charitable foundation chosen, with over $8,000 raised.
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