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| Coaches Meeting February 24 2010 6:30PM Western Aviation Felts Field Airport Registration Begins January 1 2010 Registration Ends Bronco/Mustang March 5 2010 Pinto/Shetland April 15 2010 Pony May 28 2010 Mustang/Bronco Season Begins April 5 2010 Shetland/Pinto Season Begins May 10 2010 Cinco de Mayo Tourney April 30-May 2 2010 Memorial Day Tourney May 28-31 2010 Mustang/Bronco City Tournament June 4-8 2010 (Subject to Change) Pony Season Begins June 14 2010 (Subject to Change) Pony City Tournament TBD Ric Naccarotto Memorial Tournament TBD Mustang State Tournament July 2010 Bronco State Tournament 11U July 2010 Bronco State Tournament 12U July 2010 Pony State Tournament 13U July 2010 Pony State Tournament 14U July 2010 |
Welcome to Spokane Pony Baseball, Spokane’s elite youth baseball program. Pony Baseball has
been a fixture in Spokane for over 30 years. During this time we have had one goal; provide our
children with a positive and rewarding experience while teaching them the great game of baseball.
There are many ways in which Pony Baseball stands out from other youth baseball programs.
The two primary areas are Quality and Competition. We put a lot of time, effort and money into
fields and field preparations so that our kids play on quality fields and have a great baseball
experience. We provide good competition in our league and further enhance it by sponsoring at
least two weekend baseball tournaments every year. We encourage our teams to register in these
tournaments and experience the competitiveness, fun and sportsmanship that come from playing
against teams from across the state. We believe that these qualities, along with our dedication to
gradually introduce the rules of baseball and increase the field dimensions, best prepares our
players for playing beyond youth baseball. To find out more, please click on the “Why Play
Pony” link.
Please review the 2010 Coaches Handbook under the “Coaches” link. We have made some
changes to the rules for 2010; namely in the Pinto (7U/8U) and Pony (13U/14U) Divisions. We
will have at least three Coaches/Parent Information nights in February. Please check the website
for a convenient time, date and location. For all coaches, we will have a Coaches meeting on
February 24th. Please check the website for the time and location.
If you are new to Pony baseball, we hope you enjoy your experience and welcome any comments
or suggestions you have. For those of you returning, we thank you for coming back and look
forward to an excellent 2010 season.
Good luck and have a great baseball season!
Jeff Tower
President
been a fixture in Spokane for over 30 years. During this time we have had one goal; provide our
children with a positive and rewarding experience while teaching them the great game of baseball.
There are many ways in which Pony Baseball stands out from other youth baseball programs.
The two primary areas are Quality and Competition. We put a lot of time, effort and money into
fields and field preparations so that our kids play on quality fields and have a great baseball
experience. We provide good competition in our league and further enhance it by sponsoring at
least two weekend baseball tournaments every year. We encourage our teams to register in these
tournaments and experience the competitiveness, fun and sportsmanship that come from playing
against teams from across the state. We believe that these qualities, along with our dedication to
gradually introduce the rules of baseball and increase the field dimensions, best prepares our
players for playing beyond youth baseball. To find out more, please click on the “Why Play
Pony” link.
Please review the 2010 Coaches Handbook under the “Coaches” link. We have made some
changes to the rules for 2010; namely in the Pinto (7U/8U) and Pony (13U/14U) Divisions. We
will have at least three Coaches/Parent Information nights in February. Please check the website
for a convenient time, date and location. For all coaches, we will have a Coaches meeting on
February 24th. Please check the website for the time and location.
If you are new to Pony baseball, we hope you enjoy your experience and welcome any comments
or suggestions you have. For those of you returning, we thank you for coming back and look
forward to an excellent 2010 season.
Good luck and have a great baseball season!
Jeff Tower
President
| Letter from the President of Spokane PONY Baseball |
| Are you a parent/player looking for a team? Are you a coach looking for players? We have a new page dedicated to get this information to you. Just click on the following link. FIND A TEAM/PLAYER |
| Coaches/Parents If you have any surplus equipment or uniforms that you would like to sell or donate to teams/players in need, email info@spokanepony.org We will post it on this site to help you find used equipment or to get rid of it. We have a few teams that are in need of some catchers gear and helmets. |