Kickball teams took to the field Thursday night at Homestead park in Chapel Hill for WAKA of Durham/Chapel Hill and their Spring Championship games. If you’re interested in the Chapel Hill Summer league which starts May 30, visit their website or email Cindy Honickman.

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