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Photo of Cole Brincefield, owner of Replenished, a wellness and recovery center, talks with players during a baseball camp at the facility during a soft opening on December 20.
Tribune Cole Brincefield, owner of Replenished, a wellness and recovery center, talks with players during a baseball camp at the facility during a soft opening on December 20.

After graduating from Madera High School in 2019, Cole Brincefield is coming back to Madera to bring the community something that he believes is needed.

Replenished is a wellness and recovery center that also features indoor softball and baseball batting cages. Owner Brincefield hosted a soft opening on December 20, and will host a grand opening event on January 31.

“We want to be a one-stop shop,” he said. “The question we had in order to make this a reality was, ‘Who is the one to bring the kids to the practices or cages?’ It’s usually the adults, and we want to give them the opportunity to get some training of their own and get some recovery while their kid is doing their practice.”

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