Pop for the ball diamond

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People can purchase pop from this machine, located near field one on the Gator Softball Complex in Greenbush, for one dollar. Proceeds from this machine will help the Gator Softball Team raise money for field improvements at its softball/baseball complex. (submitted photo)


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