AC Baseball Holding Winter Evaluation Camp Session Takes Place Dec. 12

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The Angelina College baseball team is looking for some future Roadrunners.

AC coaches and staff will hold a winter evaluation camp for prospective players ages 16 and older at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 12 at Roadrunner field on the Angelina College campus.  

            The camp will focus on skill evaluation only; there will be no game. Staff will grade on running, arm strength, fielding, hitting and power. Pitchers will throw brief bullpens in order to grade all pitches and velocity.

The cost of the session is $40.00 to cover administration fees. Registration for the session will begin 45 minutes prior to starting; payments are cash only and payable at the gate when registering.   

The Roadrunner baseball program has established itself as a pipeline for players seeking to advance to the next level, including those at the university levels and the major leagues. With several former Roadrunners on current MLB rosters, AC Baseball is a proven source of locating and developing young talent.

For further information, contact the AC baseball staff at (936) 633-5367, or e-mail head coach Jeff Livin at jlivin@angelina.edu.

Luis Ruperto
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