Baseball (Boys & Girls)

Softball (Girls Only)

U9 ROOKIE LEAGUE PROGRAM

The Rookie League Program is a non-competitive category designed for children under the age

of 10. A pitching machine takes the place of the pitcher, providing consistent strikes, plenty of

fast paced action as more balls are put into play, and helps develop fielders and hitters.

Baseball Skills Camp with the Winnipeg Goldeyes on Thursday June 13th from 6 pm till 8pm in Carman Mb, daimonds 1 and 2.

U11 Mosquito and U13 Pee-Wee       Limited to 50 participants        $20 per participant

It will be a great experience for the kids to interact with the players from the Winnipeg Goldeyes organization.

This the only evening that the Goldeyes players have a night off in June during a home stand.

There will one Winnipeg Goldeyes player per 10 participants.

To register contact

Glennis Gitzel

gitzelfamily@xplornet.com

Graysville Cardinals - Pitching Camp

Anthony Friesen from Somerset is willing to come to Carman and instruct pitching to U11 Mosquito, U13 Pee-wee, U15 Bantam , U18 Midget boys. Anthony is currently instructing a pitching clinic in Somerset.

Two sessions of 12 participants per session.

Thursday evenings at the DCS Gym strating at 5:30

$20 per session.

Anthony is willing to continue to instruct pitching Thursday evenings in May if he does not receive an invitation to the Winnipeg Goldeyes this season.

Participants will be required suitable attire, running shoes and an athletic supporter for practice.

If you have your own bat catching equipment please bring it along.

Please contact myself to register.

Glennis Gitzel

gitzelfamily@xplornet.com

204-828-3631

204-750-1804

Anthony Friesen of the Pembina Valley Orioles was named junior player of the year as Baseball Manitoba named its 2010 award winners November 20.

It also made a special presentation of the Sport Manitoba Achievement Awards to the Manitoba Junior Baseball All-Stars in recognition of their winning the 2010 Baseball Canada National Junior Championships in Trois-Rivières, Quebec.

Friesen, a left-handed pitcher for the Orioles, had regular season statistics that looked like video game numbers.

In 16 games, he compiled a 12-1 record, striking out 116 batters in 66 innings. He allowed an average of less than 3 hits per game and had a microscopic 0.71 earned run average.

Along the way, he set a new single season Manitoba Junior Baseball League strikeout record, breaking the old record of 115 set 30 years ago by Carey Candy of the Elmwood Giants.

No slouch with the bat, he batted .300 and finished third on the Orioles in runs batted in and second in doubles.

At the end of the playoffs, Friesen joined the MJBL All-Stars for the Baseball Canada National Junior Championships. The all-stars won the gold medal, in large part thanks to his contributions. He was selected as the tournament's most valuable player and top pitcher.

Anthony also got a surprise tryout opportunity from the Winnipeg Goldeyes in a pre season exhibition game against the University of Winnipeg last May.