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Elk Grove Village, IL - Travel Baseball

Elk Grove Village, IL - Travel BaseballLast Updated: May 9, 2012 

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Tournament Try Outs Announced
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What is a Tournament Team?
Tournament teams are travel teams that play in weekend tournaments after the House season ends in July. All Tournament team players must play EG House Baseball. House practices and games always have priority over Tournament Team practices and games. This is an opportunity for talented EG House players to compete at a higher level without the time commitment and expense of full-time Travel. Tournament teams are offered at the 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14 year old levels.
How many games will we play?
Around 10 to 15 games in 3 or 4 tournaments. The number of games will depend on (1) when the House playoffs are done, (2) how many tournaments your team enters, (3) how many games your team wins in each tournament, and (4) how late into the summer your team decides to play. EG Travel teams traditionally stop playing in late July due to Park District football.
Will Tournament Teams practice?
Yes, but it will not interfere with House practices. It will be difficult for your tournament team manager to schedule more than one practice a week during the House season. After the House playoffs are completed, your tournament team may hold more practices.
How much will it cost to play?
This amount will vary by team, but a good estimate is $200 - 300 per player. Major costs are tournament fees ($450 per tournament), umpires for local games, uniforms, hats, and baseballs.
How many players on a team?
Depends on the manager, but a typical roster is 12 to 13 players.
When are tryouts?
Sunday April 29th, Lions Park: 9am U11 and U13 team, 10:15 U12 and U14 team
Please show up 20 minutes early to register and warm up.

Who are the managers?
U14 Phil Stein
U13 Steve Wucki
U12 Mark Hanks
U11 Jonathon Jones
U10 No Applicant
U9 No Applicant
U8 No Applicant

What if I have more questions?
Contact Tony Bianchini at (847) 840-9365 or email him at bianchinis511@comcast.net. Also, our website contains valuable information: www.elkgrovetravelers.com
NEW BAT RULE for MSBL
The MSBL new bat rule will affect the Elk Grove Travelers. Read the MSBL Press Release below:
Wednesday September 28, 2011 – The Mid Suburban Baseball League (MSBL) announced that the League Directors voted unanimously to approve a new bat rule for the 2012 season. The reason for the change was for the safety of the athletes that play in the MSBL.

For a bat to be MSBL legal beginning in 2012 it must have a “1.15 BPF” or “BBCOR” mark permanently attached to the bat or be a wood bat. The U14 division will be the only division that must use a -5 or -3 bat.
Travelers Creed
THE TRAVEL PLAYER
.Plays fair, plays for fun, and plays for the love of the game.
.Wins without boasting; loses without excuses; never quits.
.Treats coaches, teammates, opponents, and umpires with respect.
.Understands that playing time is earned and not guaranteed.
.Never forgets that he/she is part of a team.

THE MANAGER AND COACH
.Inspires in players a love for the game and the desire to excel.
.Leads by example, and is a positive role model on and off the field.
.Displays good sportsmanship by treating players, opponents, umpires, and parents with respect.
.Knows that the game is played by kids and intended to be fun.
.Places the emotional and physical well-being of the players ahead of any personal desire to win.

THE PARENT AND SPECTATOR
.Never boos a player, a coach, or an umpire.
.Appreciates a good play, no matter who makes it.
.Remembers the game is for the players and lets them have the spotlight.
.Accepts the judgement and decisions of the manager and the umpire.
.Maintains self-control and helps make Travel baseball fun and enjoyable for everyone.
Monthly Travel Board Meeting
The Elk Grove Travel Baseball board meets the 4th Monday of every month. The board begins the meeting in private at 8pm and is open to the program particpants at 8:30pm at the Hattendorf Center.


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