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Home of the Spruce Grove White Sox |
Spruce Grove Minor Ball is an organization based out of Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada.
Our mission is to promote baseball in the Spruce Grove region. Contact
information can be found here.
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Tryout Schedule
Bantam AAA workout scheduled for Friday April 12th has been CANCELLED. Please check back here and at http://www.ballcharts.com/sprucegrovebantam for further updates on the selection process. Bantam AAA final roster will be posted by Saturday April 13th at: http://www.ballcharts.com/sprucegrovebantam
Tryout Schedule
Bantam AAA:
April 9th and April 11th from 8-10pm at the TRI Leisure Centre Indoor Soccer Field
Peewee AAA:
April 9th and April 11th from 6-8pm at the TRI Leisure Centre Indoor Soccer Field
Mosquito AAA:
April 8th and 10th from 6-8pm at the TRI Leisure Centre Indoor Soccer Field
Note: There is NO fee to tryout
Initiation Coaching Clinic
An initiation coaching clinic is being offered in Spruce Grove at Broxton Park School on April 6th from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Please contact Scott Hagel for further information at coachdirector@sprucegroveminorball.com All attending this course must also complete an online portion on baseball alberta website PRIOR to attending this course.
Umpire Clinic
Umpire clinic being held at Broxton Park School in Spruce Grove on the weekend of April 6 and April 7th, 2013 from 9:00am to 4:00pm. Must attend both days. All returning umpires must attend the course each year. For more information please contact Dwight Johnson at umpireinchief@sprucegroveminorball.com.
Registration and Winter Camp Information Updated
Details regarding summer registration and the upcoming winter camp have been updated, please click the Winter Camp and Registration links on the left to view the updated information.
Gavin Baron Award Winner
SGMBA is proud to announce that the recipient of the 2012 Gavin Baron Award is Ellie Jespersen. Congratulations Ellie!
The Gavin Baron Award is presented annually by SGMBA to a mosquito-aged player in the recreational division who displays enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and passion for the game of baseball. The award was created to remember Gavin Baron, who was a local fixture as a player, assistant coach, batboy, and cheerleader. He loved to be at the diamond to assist his dad and brother's teams. Gavin loved sports, and particularly baseball. He played on the Challengers ball team out of Edmonton with his big brother pushing his wheelchair around the bases, and was also made an honorary member of the Toronto Blue Jays shortly before his death in 2008 at age 11. He always wore a smile, and made everyone around him remember that baseball - and life - is a game and is supposed to be fun.
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