2024 Lightning Coaching Announcement, News, U17 Blue (London Lightning Fastball)

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2024 Lightning Coaching Announcement
The Lightning Board of Directors are happy to announce the below coaches for our 2024 season.
U11Red - Head Coach Mike Wearne
U13 Red - Head Coach Shannon Stark 
U13 Blue - Head Coach Nicole Gaskin  
U15 Red Tier 1  - Head Coach(s) Aimee Leduc and Meghan Stephens    
U15 Blue   - Head Coach Rachel Wood
U17 Red  – Head coach Ron Bennett
U17 Blue   – Head Coach Shaun Bonnallie
U19 Red Tier 1 – Head Coach Chris Askew
U19 Blue Tier 2 – Head Coach Matt Gregory


U23 and Intermediate will be announced late 2023 or early 2024

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