On Sunday, July 17, a bunch of nine and 10 year olds put Plant City on the map.
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To further illustrate how good the Plant City boys were, they won all 10 of their games with a run differential of 136 to 8.
Plant City will open Tournament of Champions play this Saturday against Durham Little League.