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Latest Updates Travel Teams - Both the 9 and 10 Year Old Travel Teams have been posted. You'll find all of the team rosters through the Travel Teams Info link in the left column. Thanks for all of your patience. Pitch, Hit & Run Competition - The names of the winners have been posted and can be found through the Pitch, Hit & Run link in the left column. There were over 100 participants. 4th of July Tournament There's a limited number of spots left in the 9-year-old division. All of the other age groups are filled.
All of the information is available through the 4th of July Tournament link in the left column including contact information for the Tournament Directors. Summer Leagues We've had several parents ask if we have a local summer baseball league - July & August. Northbrook Baseball DOES NOT. However, some of the neighboring communities may have them. Any information we have can be found through the Summer Leagues link in the left column. There's currently a flyer from Deerfield Baseball providing info about their summer program.
"Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do." John Wooden |
Colt-Palomino Registration Registration for the Colt & Palomino Teams is now underway. Play begins the first week of June. If you're interested, go to the Colt & Palomino link in the left column for information about the season, how to signup and for a printable registration form.
We also plan to mail out registration forms, but our mailing list is limited. So, we're asking all interested players to respond by May 15th. Contact information for the Colt-Palomino Director is also available through the link in the left column. Opening Day 2008 In spite of the wind and chilly temperatures, we had a terrific Opening Day. Here's some of the highlights: - Northbrook's Championship Hockey Teams - Scott Gardner's rendition of the Star Spangled Banner was terrific. - The welcoming remarks by Rick Hanetho, the new Executive Director of the Park District. - The ceremonial first pitch to officially begin the 2008 season thrown out by Brian Kennedy. - The appearance and remarks from David Kaplan, one of Chicago's most popular sports broadcasters. - The Home Run Derby, especially the tie breaker competition between Pony Leaguers George McCurdy and Jason Scholl. They put on quite a home run hitting exhibition. Special "THANKS" to the Park District for doing an outstanding job of getting all of the fields playable. In spite of the heavy rains the night before, every game was played! Photos of the Special Guests and the Home Run Derby winners can be found in the Opening Day link in the left column. |
