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NCAA D3 World Series offers free Kids' Clinic on May 28
The NCAA Division 3 World Series returns to Appleton and Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium this weekend, and that means the return of the annual Free Kids' Clinic on Monday, May 28 from 8:30-10:30 a.m.
The free clinic is first come, first served and is limited this year to the first 350 registrants. For more information, please see the NCAA flyer below.
Little League Night at the TimberRattlers set for July 8
The annual Appleton Little League Day at the Ballpark with the TimberRattlers is scheduled for Sunday, July 8. Tickets are $16 per adult and $10 for children. Kids 2 and under are free. Tickets include a reserved bleacher seat ticket, all-you-can-eat picnic and two beverages.
The festivities begin at 11:30 a.m. with a picnic on the first and third base picnic areas. Kids can play catch on the field at Noon, and players will be available for autographs after the game. First pitch is at 1:05 p.m. To get your tickets, fill out the form below and return to your division commissioner or team manager.
All schedules are now posted; coaches should report scores and pitch counts
After a short delay, all of the schedules for Majors and Minors baseball and softball have been uploaded to the website. (NOTE - Rookie and T-Ball schedules can be found on the Tom's T-Ball/Rookie page on the website.) With the schedules now posted, all coaches are reminded to update the site as soon as possible after games are complete with the final score and pitch counts from your game. Doing this will not only get the pitch count information out to everyone, but also keep the standings current for the league.
If you see any discrepancies in the reporting of either your game score or pitch counts, please consult the other team first. If agreement still cannot be had between the two teams, then bring your division commissioner into the discussion.
Little League introduces Baseball Bat Resource Page
Little League International has assembled an online resource page dedicated to baseball bat information. Click here to find the latest bat information, including the 2012 Little League Baseball rules and regulations governing bats, definition of terms, the moratorium on the use of composite bats, and a series of frequently asked questions, with answers and licensed bat lists.
To have your child's bat approved for Little League play, please go to Play It Again Sports on Northland Avenue and get a special Little League sticker placed on the bat.
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