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Panthers treated like Blue Jays royalty
July 1, 2026
The Independent
It was a day of excitement for some Grade 4 to 6 students from Lambton Centennial School. The girls were part of the Toronto Blue Jays Girls at Bat program during the spring.
Their team was drawn to attend a Blue Jays game where the girls were ushered to a box, received jerseys, hats, swag and free food, met the mascot, were projected onto the Jumbotron and enjoyed the game, even though the Jays lost.
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