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Tinley Park
Bulldog Baseball / Softball News
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WSA
clinics start date is Feb. 21st.
Click below for your schedule and team.
All
sessions held at 171st and 80th Ave. TP Park
District Rec. Center
T-ball
(click
for details)
Pinto
(click
for details)
Mustang
(click
for details)
2010
BULLDOGS HITTING & PITCHING LEAGUE Schedules and
Rosters
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Dates to Remember
Bulldogs hotline is
708-382-0577
Have a
question about Bulldogs Baseball or Softball?
Leave a message on the hotline!
March 31st - Team Mom Meeting 6:30 @
Bulldog Fieldhouse
April 9th - Raffle Ticket Turn-in by Team Mom
& Team Uniform Distribution
April 11th - 14th - Umpire Clinic (click
for info)
April 14th - Picture Day
April 15th - Picture Day
April
18th - Opening Day!
May 21st - Appreciation Party
June 4th - Golf Outing
June 10th - Joliet Jackhammer Night
June 18th - Movie Night
June 26th - Family Picnic
Draft
Policy Change ** In order to provide
more balanced teams and leagues. Only one
manager and one protected coach per team will be
allowed in Pinto thru Pony. In the case of
siblings, only 3 protected players are
allowed. This change applies to softball as
well. T-ball for baseball and softball are
not affected by this change.
**2010
Memorial Day Tournament Forms and July Full-Time
Tournament Forms
New
links and videos in the Coach's Corner
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Attention 8U
Softball Players
If you are looking
to start your softball season now, email Coach Matt
Piotrowski to get information about his weekly
camps, which include the fundamentals of throwing,
fielding, and hitting. Take advantage of these off
season workouts - there is no charge! Contact Matt
at mpiotrowski6519@sbcglobal.net.
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Did you know...?
Did you
know that each year the 12 year old team from the
Tinley Park Bulldogs travels to Cooperstown
Dreams Park?
It's a trip that makes lifelong memories for our
players!
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Tinley Park Bulldog Baseball
The Bulldogs have
been teaching youths the game of baseball since 1960.
Our program is widely recognized as being highly
successful. "Graduates" from our program
have contributed greatly to the success of area high
school teams; have succeeded at the college level, played
in Minor League Baseball and have played at the Major
League level. Just as important is the success
enjoyed by our players at lesser skill levels. The
vast majority have finished the program at a better skill
level than when they began. This success comes from
coaches who teach and motivate youth players of all skill
levels to succeed at playing the game of baseball.
Parental support and involvement has also been a very
important factor. When youth players succeed, that's
fun! Practice, lead by example, play hard, teach
sportsmanship..have fun!!
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