Ball season in full swing in North Thompson

Barriere Minor Ball teams are often to be found out on the ball fields in the community

The U16 Cedar Kings girls softball team are shown after playing the Kamloops Steelers at the Barriere Ball Park on Apr. 27

The U16 Cedar Kings girls softball team are shown after playing the Kamloops Steelers at the Barriere Ball Park on Apr. 27

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