Baseball Quotes“Pro-rated at 500 at-bats a year that means that for two years out of the fourteen I played, I never even touched the ball. ” Norm Cash, on his 1,081 strikeouts
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Written by Chris Davies
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Monday, 30 January 2012 |
Pitching Clinics - Saturday, Februray 4th, 11th and 18th
Coach Chris Davies will be running a pitching clinic for all, at Ancaster Senior Public Gym.
There will be two sessions, at 1:00 – 2:00 pm and 2:00 – 3:00 pm.
Cost per session $5. Each session will focus on pitching mechanics and power.
All registered players are welcome.
Please email me at
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if you plan to attend... |
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Saturday Practice Sessions |
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 30 January 2012 |
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Beginning Feb. 4, there will be indoor practice sessions at the Ancaster Senior Public School gym on Saturdays 10:00 am – 12:00 pm. Sessions will include warm up routines, throwing/catching, fielding, and hitting drills. For insurance and cost protocols, the Saturday practice sessions need to have a nominal $5 fee per session and participants must be registered to Ancaster Little League. If you plan to attend and have not already sent in your 2012 registration, please bring a completed form to the Saturday session, with registration payment. Cheques can be postdated to March 31. Forms and registration fee amounts for each division are available under the Registration Info link at right.
Please respond to Chris Davies at
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and Jim Guild at
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so we have an estimate of numbers and ages of players.
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Pitching Clinics - Saturday, January 21 |
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 16 January 2012 |
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Coach Chris Davies will be running a pitching clinic for all interested players this Saturday, January 21, at Ancaster Senior Public gym.
There will be two sessions, at 1:00 – 2:00 and 2:00 – 3:00.
The sessions are free. Each session will focus on pitching mechanics and power.
All players and coaches are welcome… |
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Written by Bernie Anstett
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Tuesday, 06 December 2011 |
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Ancaster Little League has again partnered with Extra Innings Baseball School to provide quality instruction for all age groups within the league. Anyone interested in attending these clinics, please contact Adam Strongman via email at
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Clinic Brochure
You can also visit the website for more information at www.extraib.ca |
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Written by Bernie Anstett
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Saturday, 26 November 2011 |
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2012 HOUSE LEAGUE WINTER BASEBALL CLINIC
SPONSORED BY MAHONEY MINOR BASEBALL
The clinic is designed for kids of all skill levels, from those that have never played to the advanced player.
SOME OF WHAT THEY WILL LEARN
How to throw and catch properly
Field ground balls and fly balls
Hitting including choosing the right size bat
Base running and sliding
WHEN? WHERE? and COST?
The clinics will be held on Monday and Tuesday nights at Queen Mary Elementry School Hamilton (Cannon st between Ottawa and Kenilworth) starting Jan. 30 & 31, The cost is $5/week or $40 for the 10 weeks registration will be done on site
AGE GROUPS AND TIMES
Monday’s from 6pm-7:30pm kids born in 2006-2008
7:45pm- 9:15pm kids born in 1994-2000
Tuesday’s from 6pm-7:30pm kids born in 2003-2005
7:45pm-9:15pm kids born in 2001, 2002
*** Please note that if the school is closed due to snow there will not be a clinic on that night!
For more information contact: Gerry Curran
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Written by Jake Parkhill
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Thursday, 03 November 2011 |
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Photo Credit: Jason Leizer
Above- players pose with the food collected during the 2011 Fall Ball Season at Ancaster Little League Park.
On the last Sunday in October the 2011 Ancaster Little League Fall Ball season wrapped up at Little League Park in Ancaster. At times the program had over forty kids participating in the after season program held approximatley two times each week from the start of September until the end of October. Skill development and fun were stressed during the practice sessions and during game time, as players aged eight through twelve played against each other during session. The program was run by Jim Guild and Chris Davies who led the games, the game nights typically ended in fun with a homerun derby. In addition Chris Davies organized a food drive for local food banks, as the players brought in just over 100 pounds of food over the course of the two months.
A special thanks to Chris Davies, Jim Guild, Jeremy Pietron, Bob Pendlebury, Darrin White, Kevin Cruickshanks, Jake Parkhill and Jeff Muir who helped run the program on a nightly basis donating their baseball expertise to the young boys over the last two months.
Ancaster Little League begins their regular houseleague season in May and plays until the middle of August,and has over 550 registered players for baseball or softball ages 4 to 18. Registration for the 2012 season is underway and a registration form are available on the website. Ancaster Little League competes in International Little League World Series every year in July and is a two time Major District 1 Champion, the 2010 Canadian Finalists, and a four time Minor District 1 Champion and 1994 Minor Provincial Champion. |
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Affiliations
| Baseball |
| LL |
Little League Canada |
| HDBA |
Hamilton District Baseball Association |
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ICBA
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Inter-County Baseball Association
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| OBA |
Ontario Baseball Association |
| SOBA |
Select Ontario Baseball Association |
| Softball |
| FMSA |
Flamborough Minor Softball Association |
| GVLSA |
Grand Valley Ladies Softball Association |
| PWSA |
Provincial Women's Softball Association |
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Mission Statement
The objective of Ancaster Little League is to implant firmly in the children of the community the ideals of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage and reverence, so that they may be well adjusted, stronger and happier children and will grow to be good, decent, healthy, and trustworthy adults.
All Directors, Officers and Members shall bear in mind that the attainment of exceptional athletic skill or the winning of games is secondary, and the molding of future citizens is of primary importance.
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