2011 MSA Sports Sweet 16 WPIAL Softball Team Sponsors

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Wednesday, June 29, 2011 | 12:00 AM


This is the 2011 MSA Sports Sweet 16 Page continued from the MSA Sports Sweet 16 Main Page with the Sweet 16 Softball Team Sponsors.
 


* 2011 MSA Sports Sweet Sixteen Softball Sponsors

The following sponsors have made it possible for our 16 high school girls softball teams to come together as "Charter" members of the "Sweet 16" Softball Program. Their support for their teams and recognizing the value of having their squads become members of this unique group of successful and talented softball teams is appreciated.

Valley Vikings – New Kensington-Arnold School District General Fund

South Side Rams – South Side Area School District

Baldwin Highlanders – Baldwin-Whitehall School District

Greensburg-Salem Golden Lions – Greensburg-Salem School District

Burrell Buccaneers – Burrell School District

Brentwood Spartans – Brentwood High School Girls Softball Team

Vincentian Academy Royals – Vincentian Academy Girls Softball

Belle Vernon Leopards – Belle Vernon Area Softball Boosters

Greater Latrobe Wildcats – Greater Latrobe Girls Softball

Avonworth Antelopes – Avonworth Girls Softball

Frazier Commodores – Perryopolis Softball Boosters

Yough Cougars – Yough Girls Softball

Chartiers-Houston Buccaneers – Chartiers-Houston Girls Softball

Montour Spartans – Montour High School Girls Softball Team

McKeesport Tigers – McKeesport High School Softball Team

Sto-Rox Vikings – Sto-Rox School District

Bishop Canevin Crusaders – Bishop Canevin High School Softball Team

The MSA Sports Network is pleased to have all of these supporters of "Sweet 16" Softball Program members on board with us in this venture.

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