Charlie's Angels short stop Shannon Dietrich gets set to slam an inside the park home run which contributed to the Angels defeating the Thunder 102 Country All Stars 29-15 Monday night August 30 at the Edward M. Collins Memorial Park in Mongaup Valley.
The championship Charlie's Angels Women's softball team defeated the Thunder 102 Country All Stars Monday night August 30 by a score of 29-15. The game was a benefit for the Alzheimer's Association.
Emily Zier takes her turn at making sure the famous Charlie's Angels bell is heard.
Paul Ciliberto from the Thunder 102 Country All Stars gets set to swing at pitch.
Charlie's Angels pitcher player-coach Jo Walls shows good form with her slow-pitch style.
There were some competitive juices flowing Monday night August 30 at the Edward M. Collins Memorial Park in Mongaup Valley but the final score between the Thunder 102 Country All Stars and the 2010 Sullivan County Women's Softball League and Playoff Champions Charlie's Angels was overshadowed by this important benefit game that raised over $1,255 for the Alzheimer's Association. The Angels team themselves raised $1,005.50 for this event. In the top photo, from the left, Thunder 102 New York Regional Manager Paul Ciliberto who also served as the All Stars captain, Alzheimer's Association representative and fund raiser Marcia Fink and Angels player-coach Jo Walls.
Charlie's Angels short stop Shannon Dietrich gets set to slam an inside the park home run which contributed to the Angels defeating the Thunder 102 Country All Stars 29-15 Monday night August 30 at the Edward M. Collins Memorial Park in Mongaup Valley.
The championship Charlie's Angels Women's softball team defeated the Thunder 102 Country All Stars Monday night August 30 by a score of 29-15. The game was a benefit for the Alzheimer's Association.
Emily Zier takes her turn at making sure the famous Charlie's Angels bell is heard. 
Paul Ciliberto from the Thunder 102 Country All Stars gets set to swing at pitch.
Charlie's Angels pitcher player-coach Jo Walls shows good form with her slow-pitch style. 
There were some competitive juices flowing Monday night August 30 at the Edward M. Collins Memorial Park in Mongaup Valley but the final score between the Thunder 102 Country All Stars and the 2010 Sullivan County Women's Softball League and Playoff Champions Charlie's Angels was overshadowed by this important benefit game that raised over $1,255 for the Alzheimer's Association. The Angels team themselves raised $1,005.50 for this event. In the top photo, from the left, Thunder 102 New York Regional Manager Paul Ciliberto who also served as the All Stars captain, Alzheimer's Association representative and fund raiser Marcia Fink and Angels player-coach Jo Walls. 
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