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Our Stadium....

Posted by Brendan Fitzgerald at Dec 26, 2009 4:00PM PST ( 0 Comments )

 

Charles Town Ranson Youth Baseball/Softball Complex is located at Sam Michael’s Park on 235 Sam Michael’s Lane. The entrance to the park is conveniently located off Job Corps Road less then 3 miles from the flurishing Ransons shopping center.

 

Over the last several years CTR has been renovating the complex. Three seasons ago a large junior/senior league field (field C) with bull pens was completed affording the children ages 13 to 18 to have a their own home field. Up to that point our families had to travel for all games with no home games. We added dugouts, a warning track and the yellow safety stripping along the outfields fence. Our hopes are to add lights to this field as part of the next upgrade phase.


CTRLL also built a 20x30 two story brick concession stand with a 20x30 covered portico, public rest rooms and a coaches lounge for our hard working volunteers to enjoy. This phase of the renovation project was completed and revealed at the 2009 Opening Day Ceremonies.


The major/minor league field (field A) was upgraded as well.  With the addition of a Musco lighting system to the major/minor league field to support evening games allowing more time to arrive at the park during busy work weeks. Other upgrade to field (A) include a warning track and yellow safety stripping. Fresh pant inside and outside the dugouts. CTR signs and lots of red, white and blue throughout the park can be seen from the parking lots. Last spring a scoreboard was generously donated and was a pleasant addition to field (A) last spring. 


With the addition of lights on field (A) our attaention was turned to field (B) that can now be used primarily for softball, T-ball and CTRYB Travel teams. By removing the grass infield on field (B) it is now a multi use field and provides the girls a true softball field their own as well as a field with the dementions of 50/70 for the Travel teams.


Our park has a separation between the parking area and the playing fields leaving a safe and relaxing environment for the families with younger children playing on the open acreage as they wait for the siblings. No need to be concerned about fly balls hitting your car at CTR or the younger siblings running through the parking lots as you watch your child’s game. 


The goals for the near future are covered batting cages and a fenced in bull pen on our major/minor league field. We are also doing the research to add a fourth field for a challenger league so our county and the neighboring leagues children with challenges can take part in our league playing other children with special needs.


Come out and take a look for yourself and see one of the most modish Youth Sports Complex in the Panhandle right here in Jefferson County.

 

 

CTR's 3rd annual off-season training program is set.

There will be training every Sunday starting January 3rd and runs until Febraury 28th. Total of 9 sessions. Batting cages, pitching & catching lanes, fielding drills and conditioning work available. If you would like to particapate and for more information please contact us at ctrll08@hotmail.com.

 

 

 

 

 

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CTRLL Off-Season Family Events.....

Posted by Brendan Fitzgerald at Dec 12, 2009 4:00PM PST ( 0 Comments )

Due to the cancelation of Charles Town Christmas Parade, CTRLL participated in the Harpers Ferry Parade this year. CTRLL’s Board members would like to thank Harpers Ferry’s Leadership for hosting this wonderful event.

A special thank you should go out to Deena Jackson and the rest of the Event Committee for making this an annual susses for our league and providing such a fun off-season event for our children. Thanks Team!

More pics of the event can be found on the photo album tab

Umpire Gary Howell and Assistant Umpire in Chief JT Studinarz will be attending the Little League Umpire Clinic in Williamsport, Pennsylvania on March 27 & 28, 2010.


75 Umpires from around the United States will be attending to hone their skills on field mechanics, plate mechanics as well as base mechanics.

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