Teachers, Admin, School Staff- Come on out to Teacher Appreciation Night at Capital One Park- Tysons on 6/6.
- FREE admission for you and your family
- FREE t-shirt for all school staff members
- Participate in contests, games, events
- Pick either game or both (4 pm / 6:45 pm)
https://t.co/T8dHe9jJPC
@stevebuccs@CoachSwit Working on accountability side of things. The good news is that we have a great start on groups "buying in" to this commitment. We will have an announcement in the coming months on the Universal App w/ integration.
LL, BR, NVTBL Teams and Leagues- Special Event Nights for the Potomac College League at Capital One Park this June/July. Your league/team/players get recognized on the field, participate in events, free promo item for every player. All kids are FREE!
Fill out form link below.
https://t.co/GVm5P0Dfyd
Heading to Boston for the @AspenInstSports Project Play Summit. Studying how to recruit and retain players, coaches and umpires for our game. @ABCA1945@MLB
CALL FOR COACHES- We had a technical glitch in our original online application for a couple of days. It is now fixed. If you are interested in coaching 2 days a week (Sun/Mon evenings) in our NEW Prospect College League, please visit:
https://t.co/J38tMlUSS7
CALL FOR COACHES. We are looking for coaches for our NEW Prospect College League. Sunday and Monday evenings at Cap One Park. Apply below.
https://t.co/J38tMlUSS7
Imagine a travel baseball team built around less travel and more development 👀⚾
That's Bolts Baseball.
Instead of spending on flights, hotels, and weekends on the road @BoltsBSB invests in:
- 3 practices per week
- 3 strength & conditioning sessions
- Local games
And the average player gained 12–13 pounds in a year!
That matters because "the average D1 baseball player is 200+ lbs and average D2 player is 195 lbs.", says @PowerBSB Co-Founder @ELassPowerbsb.
Physical development isn’t optional anymore.
Does the future of club baseball swap the exposure for development?
#youthsports
LHP’s listen to this!
I was fortunate to have one of the same pitching coaches as Pettitte in the minor leagues.
We had countless conversations about Pettitte and why he was so GOOD at picking guys off.
It’s an art that every young LHP SHOULD learn.