On the baseball field of First Colonial High School, a team effort is underway to combat Alzheimer’s disease — with each pitch and play honoring a local baseball legend, former coach Norbie Wilson, who has been battling the disease for nearly a decade.
“I’ve known him since maybe the late ’80s, and he’s been a mentor for me since that time,” said Coach Scott Stubbe. “He’s always been a person who would help you out. He loves baseball, he loves helping people, and that’s why he’s out here.”
Coaches Stubbe and Chris Dotolo emphasized that Saturday’s event was more than just a game between Cape Henry and First Colonial; it was a fight against a debilitating illness. Proceeds from the game went toward Alzheimer’s research and support for families affected by the disease. Last year, the coaches reported a significant success in fundraising…