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Former longtime Pride coach is back at helm
Jeff Hayes returns for second stint with Pitman tennis
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Ashley Byers of Pitman will be one of the top six singles players for the Pride this upcoming season. - photo by EDDIE RUIZ/The Journal
Pitman's varsity tennis team has a different coach, but he isn't new. Jeff Hayes, who was a 10-year head coach at Pitman for the boys’ and girls’ tennis squads since the 2003-04 seasons, took a sabbatical before deciding to return. “I’ve been teaching at Pitman since 2003 and the last four years I took a break and coach Doug Reimers took over the program and he decided to call it quits and I am back now,” said Hayes.
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Little League Roundup: Turlock American All-Star squads raise district, section banners
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The TALL Senior All-Stars, pictured here celebrating their District 73 championship earlier this season, advanced to the NorCal State tournament (Photo courtesy of Turlock American Little League).
It’s mid-July, which means it’s the home stretch of the Little League Baseball and Softball seasons, and multiple local All-Star teams are in the middle or have completed deep runs in the postseason.
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