North Wake Set to Kickoff Inaugural Girls Softball Season
Provides competitive option for girls 5-15 to play softball
Wake Forest, NC, September 09, 2015 --(PR.com)-- North Wake County Baseball Association (NWCBA) is pleased to announce opening day for its inaugural girls softball season.
What: Opening Day Ceremonies and Parade
Where: NWCBA Complex at the Factory in Wake Forest
When: Saturday September 12th, 9:00 (Parade and ceremonies at 11:30am)
This new league fills a void in Northern Wake County for young ladies who are looking for a competitive softball league without having to join a travel team. The league provides:
• 30 years of successful player development readying players for High School and beyond
• 2 hour practices for enhanced skills development
• Players clinics focused on bringing the best out of each player
• More games/season to provide additional game experience
The opening ceremonies will include a ceremonial first pitch, Muddy the Mudcat, Wool E Bull, exhibits and games for the entire family and a chance to meet with the NWCBA staff, coaches and parents association.
Quotes:
“The response from our community has been tremendous. Opening Day will be the first time we get to introduce over 180 girls to this baseball family. We couldn’t be more excited for this program or more proud of the North Wake County Baseball Association.” -Julie Kruse, NWCBA Softball Chair.
“The great thing about North Wake is being able to see these kids grow from T-ballers to young men/woman. No better feeling than to be walking at the field or around town and have a North Wake kid come up and tell me how they are doing. I feel a personal sense of accomplishment seeing these kids grow athletically and personally.” -Joe Sande, League President
About NWCBA: The North Wake County Baseball Association is a non-profit organization that has over 30 years of success in youth baseball. North Wake has always had a clear mission of optimizing player development through quality practice and age appropriate competitive playing environments both through leagues and travel team opportunities. North Wake is excited to expand its reach into the area of Girls Softball with the intent of providing experiences these young lady athletes will remember and benefit from for a lifetime.
Julie Kruse
North Wake County Baseball Association
919.349.7580
jkruse@nwcba.com
What: Opening Day Ceremonies and Parade
Where: NWCBA Complex at the Factory in Wake Forest
When: Saturday September 12th, 9:00 (Parade and ceremonies at 11:30am)
This new league fills a void in Northern Wake County for young ladies who are looking for a competitive softball league without having to join a travel team. The league provides:
• 30 years of successful player development readying players for High School and beyond
• 2 hour practices for enhanced skills development
• Players clinics focused on bringing the best out of each player
• More games/season to provide additional game experience
The opening ceremonies will include a ceremonial first pitch, Muddy the Mudcat, Wool E Bull, exhibits and games for the entire family and a chance to meet with the NWCBA staff, coaches and parents association.
Quotes:
“The response from our community has been tremendous. Opening Day will be the first time we get to introduce over 180 girls to this baseball family. We couldn’t be more excited for this program or more proud of the North Wake County Baseball Association.” -Julie Kruse, NWCBA Softball Chair.
“The great thing about North Wake is being able to see these kids grow from T-ballers to young men/woman. No better feeling than to be walking at the field or around town and have a North Wake kid come up and tell me how they are doing. I feel a personal sense of accomplishment seeing these kids grow athletically and personally.” -Joe Sande, League President
About NWCBA: The North Wake County Baseball Association is a non-profit organization that has over 30 years of success in youth baseball. North Wake has always had a clear mission of optimizing player development through quality practice and age appropriate competitive playing environments both through leagues and travel team opportunities. North Wake is excited to expand its reach into the area of Girls Softball with the intent of providing experiences these young lady athletes will remember and benefit from for a lifetime.
Julie Kruse
North Wake County Baseball Association
919.349.7580
jkruse@nwcba.com
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Julie Kruse
919-349-7580
www.nwcba.com
Julie Kruse
919-349-7580
www.nwcba.com
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