The Langford Lightning Lizards peewee C fastball team hopes to continue its winning ways at the provincials next week.

The same group of 12 girls have been playing together for the past three seasons and have yet to lose a game.

The peewee C team finished this season 19-0 and is now gearing up to go to Richmond, July 6 to 8.

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Many of the girls have been playing ball together since they were five and when it comes to practising, they often spend as much time chatting as working on skills.

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But, with provincials around the corner, the girls have stepped up their game and are practising every night.

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With all the extra effort going in this year, the team is looking for some better results than they have had in the past. The team has qualified for provincials for the past three years. Last year, they placed eighth and the year before fifth.

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