Batter Up!
Photo Courtesy of: Summer Zamora Jorrin
Colton Mayor Sarah Zamora with grandchildren Joaquin Zamora Jorrin, 2 & Raquel Zamora Jorrin, 6 (player), & Colton Police Chief Steve Ward.
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Some of the Colton T-Ball Board Members from L-R: Erika Hernandez, Enoc Jorrin, Steve Hernandez, Betty Guillen, Martin Gutierrez Jr., Lorenzo Reyes, Pancho Villareal.
Photo Courtesy of: Summer Zamora Jorrin
Top Sellers of our Candy Fundraiser with their prizes from L-R: Persia from the Rays, Jordan from the Blue Jays, Manuel from the A's, Jesse from the Reds.
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Parks & Rec Commission Chair & T-Ball Board Member Summer Zamora Jorrin, Assembly member Cheryl Brown, Mayor Sarah Zamora
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Giving high fives to players & coaches from L-R Mayor Sarah Zamora, Planning Commissioner Richard Delarosa, Council member Susan Oliva, businessman Gary Grossich, McKinley Principal Michael Williford, Planning Commissioner Joe Perez.
Photo Courtesy of: Cynthia Ramirez
Mayor Sarah Zamora, Assemblymember Cheryl Brown, Councilmember Susan Oliva, and Councilman Frank Gonzales, along with other community leaders coming out to show their support.
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The Dodgers are comin' in for high fives.
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Some of the T-Ball Board members at the sidelines.
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