SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS AT WCU PROVE TO BE A BIG SUCCESS!!
All Star Baseball Academy hosted 3 weeks of instructional Youth Camps at West Chester University this summer, with nearly 150 area players attending the sessions at the Serpico Athletic Complex. The area youngsters (ages 7 to 14) improved their baseball fundamentals in hitting, fielding, and baserunning. They also got the chance to play in a “World Series” of games on Friday of each week.
“We'd like to thank all the players and families who participated in this summer’s West Chester University baseball camps,” said Mark Freed of All Star Baseball Academy's West Chester facility. For the second year running, it was a successful summer of training and developing baseball players through our camps.
“The key to any of our programs or camps is the players’ efforts, and it was excellent this year,” noted Freed. They battled through the summer heat and worked very hard to better themselves for their baseball futures. It is a wonderful atmosphere to be a part of—being on a college campus around knowledgeable baseball instructors, and growing on and off the field. The camps are not only designed for baseball instruction but group interaction and social development—aspects that baseball provides more than other sports.
“Again we want to thank everyone who took part in this year’s summer camps at West Chester University. We look forward to working with these same players through our fall and winter programs, as they get ready for their 2011 seasons.”
FEEDBACK ON THE CAMP, FROM PLAYERS AND PARENTS:
“You were having fun but learning at the same time…”
“The full day was very nice compared to other camps.”
“We liked the structure and the balance of baseball activities with recreational activities such as lunch and swimming.”
“This camp was great. I can't wait to come back next year!”
