Andrew Leigh speaks before last night's Aussie Spirit game against Japan|alt=man holding softball Andrew Leigh preparing to throw out the first pitch at before last night's Aussie Spirit game against Japan|alt=man holding softball Aboriginal softballer Stacey Porter during Wednesday's game|alt=woman ,  — Last night at the Hawker International Softball Centre, , the Australian Sport Commission and the Federal Government through reaffirmed their support of indigenous softball, the most popular sport for indigenous women. Their support was part of a number of activities to celebrate indigenous softball prior to the start of two games between the Aussie Spirit and the including a demonstration game between youth teams from the  and , a cultural performance, and several speakers including Leigh, an Aboriginal elder from the Ngunnawal tribe, and a representative from the Australian Sport Commission.
Andrew Leigh speaks before last night's Aussie Spirit game against Japan|alt=man holding softball Andrew Leigh preparing to throw out the first pitch at before last night's Aussie Spirit game against Japan|alt=man holding softball Aboriginal softballer Stacey Porter during Wednesday's game|alt=woman , Canberra — Last night at the Hawker International Softball Centre, , the Australian Sport Commission and the Federal Government through reaffirmed their support of indigenous softball, the most popular sport for indigenous women. Their support was part of a number of activities to celebrate indigenous softball prior to the start of two games between the Aussie Spirit and the including a demonstration game between youth teams from the Australian Capital Territory and , a cultural performance, and several speakers including Leigh, an Aboriginal elder from the Ngunnawal tribe, and a representative from the Australian Sport Commission.
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