The two-time defending coed champions didn’t have their full lineup but they still had enough firepower.

Age and injury haven’t slowed the Bomb Busters.

Since two early losses, the newest team in Division A has figured things out.

The Links served as the venue Sunday for FootGolf, a first-year sport in the weekend’s 37th annual Alabama State Games. There were two competitors in age 18-45 and three in 46-over. FootGolf is like playing golf with a soccer ball.

You’re never too old for softball – and that’s true both on and off the field.

This was Redstone softball’s equivalent of halftime intermission.

It’s not unusual to hear “Go grandpa!” at these games.

The 2019 Alabama State Games arrive this weekend in Huntsville and Madison County.

Redstone’s coed Trash Pandas used deception to their advantage last week.

Three hits were enough for the Ice Cold Pitchers.

Legendary baseball player Wee Willie Keeler advised hitters, “Keep your eye clear, and hit ‘em where they ain’t.”

After struggling for the first three innings, Got the Runs got their bats going.

The Other Team came out swinging.

This was a rematch of last year’s championship for Division D.