Annual baseball showcase benefits players, community
August 25, 2014
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like.
Email This Story
The Never Say Can’t Foundation had a successful event with more baseball players attending the showcase than in the previous year.
The showcase is designed for young baseball players to receive feedback from collegiate level baseball coaches on their skills. Various college coaches gave their time to make the showcase successful, coming from Coe College, Cornell College, Luther College, and many more.
Money made at the showcase goes back into the community to let softball and baseball players have more opportunities in the community. The event was held July 13 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Johnston baseball field and football field.
Carly Kinning is a senior at JHS, and the Online Editor-in-chief of the Black and White. Carly enjoys the company of her pets, food, and the occasional...
Bryce Schulte '17 has been on staff for three and a half years. He loves eating Pancheros while working on his assignments, as well as watching Project...
The Black & White encourages the student body to comment on the issues covered by the newspaper. The Black & White believes that user feedback is beneficial to maintain a balanced journalistic perspective. However, we encourage all comments to remain respectful and constructive to the issue. We also encourage students to restrain from using profanity and making inappropriate comments. The Black & White editors review all online comments before being posted. The Black & White reserves the right to refuse to publish individual comments, remove previously published comments and to suspend the comment function on a story.