The SOTBC will be running their 4th annual baseball camp for 60 of Schdy Little League eligible kids at Central Parks A diamond July 7 and 8 from 9am-12:30pm
Our skills camp this year will be July 7 & 8 at the A Diamond in Schenectady’s Central Park!
This is free for all Schenectady residents 12 and under. SPOTS ARE LIMITED!
Sign up here ➡️ https://t.co/twD1sRJBGc
Thank you News Channel 10 for covering our 3rd Annual SOTBC Skills Camp!
We would like to thank the Little Leaguers that participated, our sponsors that help fund this great event as well as the 40 coaches that volunteered to help grow the game in Schenectady!
@ole_camp@Maphillbaseball Thank you. It was an honor to work with fellow SOTBC members, outstanding coaches, college and high school athletes and the young Schenectady campers. It was a great experience!
@ole_camp I’ve never met a better baseball man than Coach. He is the lifeblood of @Maphillbaseball . I am so grateful for his friendship, loyalty, and dedication to me and my family. Coach is a role model and someone I strive to emulate. Thanks for all you do to help kids and the game.
Thank you Jake Contois for helping out at camp this year! Jake is a recent grad of Shaker High School and is currently a freshman on the baseball team at RPI. We are very thankful for Jake’s help and looking forward to having him back next summer!
Thank you Coach Nick Pontari for helping out this year at camp! Coach Pontari graduated from Troy HS and SUNY Brockport where he was a pitcher on the baseball team. Coach Pontari is currently the Head Baseball Coach at Sage College. We are thankful for Coach Pontari’s help!
Thank you Brandon Kruzinski for helping out at camp this summer! Brandon is a graduate of Mohonasen HS as well as Herkimer CC. He is currently in his senior year at Lynn University where he is playing baseball. We are very thankful for Brandon’s help over the last few years!
Thank you SOTBC member Coach Jim Canonica for helping out at camp this summer! Coach Canonica is an assistant baseball coach at Maple Hill High School. We are very thankful to have Coach Canonica a part of our camp! @Maphillbaseball
Thank you Coach Casey Garcia for helping out at camp this summer! Coach Garcia is an assistant baseball coach at Siena College, we are thankful for his help this year!
Thank you to SOTBC Club member Dawn Vavala for helping out at camp! Dawn is the owner of Nite Owl Marketing and is in charge of creating all of our shirts and swag bags. Without her help this camp wouldn’t be possible. Thank you Dawn!
Thank you Coach Jordan Bernacet for helping this year at camp! Jordan is a graduate of Schenectady High School and Dominican College. Jordan is currently an assistant baseball coach at Savannah State University along with director of King Sports Training Center.
Thank you Luke Gold for helping out at camp this year! Luke is a graduate of Ballston Spa and is currently a Junior on the baseball team at Boston College. Luke did a great job with the campers this year and we hope to have him back next summer!
Thank you James Murphy for helping out at camp this year! James is a Niskayuna High School grad and currently a sophomore at St John Fisher College. Last year James was recognized as New York Region Rookie of the year by @d3baseball@FisherAthletics @SjfcBaseball @Nisky_Baseball
Thank you Coach Chris Hamilton for helping at camp this year! Chris is a recent graduate of Stony Brook University where he played a pivotal role on their baseball team. Chris is also a graduate of Schalmont High School.
Thank you Coach Spataro for coming back to help with our second annual skills camp! Coach Spataro is an assistant baseball coach at Siena College and a graduate of Niskayuna High School. We are looking forward to having him back next year!
Thank you Coach Chris Reohr for coming back to help out with camp! Coach Reohr dis a great job bringing the energy with the outfielders! We are looking forward to having him back next year!
With Thanksgiving less than one week away we are going to spend this week thanking everyone that was a part of our second annual skills camp this past summer. Stay tuned!