MUSTANG: SCHEDULES ROSTERS AGE: 3RD AND 4TH GRADE Field Location: Park Ave. and Greenwood Ave. Commissioners: Pat Eden (Head) Mitch Schoenfeld (Asst.) Information: The objective of our association is to provide a supervised and organized program for 9/10 year olds (3rd and 4th graders) with equal importance given to the following: A. Each player should have an enjoyable experience, conducting himself/herself with discipline and good sportsmanship. B. Each player should be taught individual and team baseball skills, gain an appreciation of game strategy, and participate in an effort to win each game. C. Good sportsmanship and self discipline begin with the adults participating in the program. The adults must set an example on the field for the players to follow, conducting themselves with maturity and restraint. There is nothing wrong with making every effort to win a game, but not at all or any costs. Schedules.htmlMustang_Rosters.htmlField_Loctions.htmlmailto:pjeden@comcast.net?subject=Mustang%20Questionmailto:mjdo@comcast.net?subject=Mustang%20Questionshapeimage_4_link_0shapeimage_4_link_1shapeimage_4_link_2shapeimage_4_link_3shapeimage_4_link_4
BRONCO: SCHEDULES ROSTERS AGE: 5TH AND 6TH GRADE Field Location: Watt’s Park 305 Randolph St. (On Vernon between Madison and Jackson) Commissioners: Ed Franczek (Head) Tom Burr (Asst.) Information: The objective of our association is to provide a supervised and organized program for 11/12 year olds with equal importance given to the following: A. Each player should have an enjoyable experience, conducting himself/herself with discipline and good sportsmanship. B. Each player should be taught individual and team baseball skills, gain an appreciation of game strategy, and participate in an effort to win each game. C. Good sportsmanship and self discipline begin with the adults participating in the program. The adults must set an example on the field for the players to follow, conducting themselves with maturity and restraint. There is nothing wrong with making every effort to win a game, but not at all or any costs. Schedules.htmlBronco_Rosters.htmlField_Loctions.htmlmailto:efranczek@yahoo.com?subject=Bronco%20Questionmailto:thburr@comcast.net?subject=Bronco%20Questionshapeimage_5_link_0shapeimage_5_link_1shapeimage_5_link_2shapeimage_5_link_3shapeimage_5_link_4
PONY: SCHEDULES ROSTERS AGE: 7TH AND 8TH GRADE Field Location: West School 1010 Forestway Dr. Commissioners: Mike Brohman (Head) Information: The objective of our association is to provide a supervised and organized program for 13/14 year olds with equal importance given to the following: A. Each player should have an enjoyable experience, conducting himself/herself with discipline and good sportsmanship. B. Each player should be taught individual and team baseball skills, gain an appreciation of game strategy, and participate in an effort to win each game. C. Good sportsmanship and self discipline begin with the adults participating in the program. The adults must set an example on the field for the players to follow, conducting themselves with maturity and restraint. There is nothing wrong with making every effort to win a game, but not at all or any costs. Schedules.htmlPony_Rosters.htmlField_Loctions.htmlmailto:mbrohman@kr-law.com?subject=Pony%20Questionshapeimage_6_link_0shapeimage_6_link_1shapeimage_6_link_2shapeimage_6_link_3

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Spring Season Information:


The Spring season starts with 2-4 practices per week in early April; games start the last week of April and run through May.  The League Championship game typically takes place the second week of June.  Games and practices are late afternoon and early evenings Monday thru Friday. Games and practices on weekends are typically played from 8:30 a.m. to early evening.  With the possible exception of rain make-ups there will be no conflicts with AYSO games.  Unfortunately, due to field constraints, games and practices cannot be scheduled in a regular pattern.”


League Commissioners construct competitively balanced teams based on results from player evaluations.  Volunteer parents act as coaches. Objectives of the program are to promote fun, skills development, and good sportsmanship. In keeping with Glencoe Baseball’s philosophy of Athletes First, Winning Second, the coaches’ primary role is to minimize the risk of injury to the players under the coach’s supervision.

PINTO/STALLION: SCHEDULES ROSTERS AGE: 1st and 2nd GRADE DATES: April 19th thru June 28th All games are on Sunday’s @ 1:30 p.m. Approximately 1 hour and 15 minute game times. There will also be 1 practice per week. Field Location: Park Ave. and Greenwood Ave. (KWBA Fields also) Commissioners: KD Foster (Head) Greg Horvitz (Asst.) Bob Kimble (Asst.) Information: The objective of our association is to provide a supervised and organized program for 1st Graders with equal importance given to the following: A. Each player should have an enjoyable experience, conducting himself/herself with discipline and good sportsmanship. B. Each player should be taught individual and team baseball skills, gain an appreciation of game strategy, and participate in an effort to win each game. C. Good sportsmanship and self discipline begin with the adults participating in the program. The adults must set an example on the field for the players to follow, conducting themselves with maturity and restraint. There is nothing wrong with making every effort to win a game, but not at all or any costs. Schedules.htmlPinto_Rosters.htmlField_Loctions.htmlmailto:mailto:kdfoster@mfglobal.com?subject=Pinto/Stallion%20Questionmailto:gahorvitz@aol..com?subject=Pinto/Stallion%20Questionmailto:rwkimble@comcast.net?subject=Pinto/Stallion%20Questionshapeimage_8_link_0shapeimage_8_link_1shapeimage_8_link_2shapeimage_8_link_3shapeimage_8_link_4shapeimage_8_link_5

FALL BASEBALL (Sept.-Oct.)

AGE: 1ST Thru 8TH GRADE

Field Locations: Glencoe Fields and Other Local Communities (Bronco and Pony)

Information:  The league plays weekend games only -- no practices -- from early September through October.  Teams are coached by volunteer parents.  There are no standings or attendance requirements.  Accordingly, the Fall leagues enable a relaxed environment for players to transition to the next league.  E.g., 5th graders who played Mustang in the spring as 4th graders play in the Bronco fall league.

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