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Bay
State Baseball The Bay State Baseball League is pleased to announce its 2011 summer season of baseball for youngsters for 9 through 12 years old. What follows is a description of: 1)
Registration process AND mandatory meeting for coaches
IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THE 2011 SEASON, YOUR APPLICATION MUST BE
POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN JUNE
19,
2011.
IF YOU DO NOT TIMELY SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION, YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO ENTER TEAMS IN THE LEAGUE FOR 2011. Don
McGowan Don
McGowan FEESThe registration fees for 2011 are as follows:A B C1 round of games (at least 6
games assured)
$200
$200 $200 All communities participating in Bay State Baseball must purchase league insurance. The cost will be $105.00 for A, B and C Divisions. Coverage includes medical and liability insurance for all players and coaches. All teams participating will be assessed an Umpire Assigner fee of $18.00 per round of play. Each team participating in the 50/70 Division for 2011 will pay a fee of $275.00 (includes insurance and Umpire Assigner fee). PLAYER PARTICIPATION STATEMENT
The
issue of roster size and player participation has generated a great deal of
discussion in the past. The
expectations of the Bay State Baseball Tournament of Champions Board of
Directors on these topics are as follows: A.
Bay State Baseball Tournament of
Champions Player Participation Statement Bay
State Baseball Tournament of Champions (T of C) is a program of service to
youth. It strives to establish the values of teamwork, sportsmanship
and fair play in a competitive and demanding schedule of summer baseball games
for as many children as possible. B.
T of C Roster Rules Team
leaders (managers/coaches) may select up to 20 players they wish to
have on their team roster with the following limitations:
A player is eligible to be on any roster for which they are age-eligible but can
only be listed on A player may NOT be listed on two different rosters at the same level of play (A, B or C Division). THE FORMATION OF THE A AND B DIVISIONS A
Division
The best players from a league or district aged 11 or 12. B
Division
The best players from a league or district aged 10 or 11. THE
CREATION OF ROUNDS OF GAMES FOR THE A AND B DIVISIONS Within each division, the T of C conducts three, two week rounds of games, with the awarding of trophies at the end of each round. Before the second and third rounds begin, every effort is made to group teams together that appear to be at the same competitive level of play. This fact is one of the primary reasons why many towns enjoy entering one or more teams into the T of C. THE FORMATION OF THE C DIVISION C
Division
The best players from a league or district aged 9 or 10. No player defined as a 9-year old may be listed outside of the Tom Wright C Division. THE CREATION OF ROUNDS OF GAMES FOR THE C DIVISION Within
the Tom Wright C Division, the T of C conducts two, two week rounds of games, with the
awarding of trophies at the end of each round. * A players league age is defined as his/her calendar age as of April 30 of the current year. With the increasing popularity of this summer baseball program, more and more teams look forward to taking part. We, the officers and members of the board of directors, look forward to our 28th season. If you have any questions, please call Don McGowan at 781-272-0529 or e-mail at Baystatebaseball@aol.com . Sincerely,
DIRECTIONS TO
June 26, 2011 at
7:30 pm
for COACHES NIGHT
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