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Clik here to view.![Gracie Bromwell, flanked by banners commemorating the lives of the late Sheriff Tim Coons and the late Trimble softball coach Tonya Black, returns a throw from center field during Saturday's annual "cancer awareness game" in which Trimble defeated Williamstown 11-4.](//www.rssing.com/inc2/img/tinyinf.webp "Gracie Bromwell, flanked by banners commemorating the lives of the late Sheriff Tim Coons and the late Trimble softball coach Tonya Black, returns a throw from center field during Saturday's annual "cancer awareness game" in which Trimble defeated Williamstown 11-4.")
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![Gracie Bromwell, flanked by banners commemorating the lives of the late Sheriff Tim Coons and the late Trimble softball coach Tonya Black, returns a throw from center field during Saturday's annual "cancer awareness game" in which Trimble defeated Williamstown 11-4.](http://www.mytrimblenews.com/sites/www.mytrimblenews.com/files/imagecache/thumb85/bromwell.jpg "Gracie Bromwell, flanked by banners commemorating the lives of the late Sheriff Tim Coons and the late Trimble softball coach Tonya Black, returns a throw from center field during Saturday's annual "cancer awareness game" in which Trimble defeated Williamstown 11-4.")
The Trimble County Lady Raiders sported pink jerseys in their final regular season home appearance – a game played for cancer awareness. The game turned out to be pretty in pink for the home team as they overpowered Williamstown, 11-4.
Trimble unloaded 11 hits in the game and took advantage of seven Williamstown errors while scoring in four of the six innings in which they came to bat.
