SOFTBALL
Head Coach: Robert Ligon
Softball is a varsity and junior varsity sport at Upper Dauphin Area.
Schedules:
Varsity Softball Schedule
JV Softball Schedule
Past Highlights:
Contact Head Coach Robert Ligon
Follow UDA Softball on Facebook
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“In all the years that I have coached in the District (starting in the 1984-85 school year ) I’ve always enjoyed working with the young people that I was coaching. The best part of coaching, is seeing their improvement through the years, and seeing them grow into fine young citizens. It’s a great compliment when a player you coached years ago still calls you Coach.”
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