Important Notice

Sudbury Baseball has been working diligently over the last year to receive town approval and CPC funds to build a new baseball complex at the Melone property, which is currently a 55 acre town-owned gravel pit located on Rte 117 near the Concord line.  This proposal already has unanimous support from the Park & Recreation committee.

The scope of this proposal is dramatic.  It includes two ninety-foot diamond fields and two sixty-foot diamond fields, effectively brining together our entire baseball community.  It would have a large concession area, and perimeter fencing to allow for paid-admission tournaments.  In fact the several revenue-generating opportunities this complex would provide are of great interest to the town.  There is also potential space for another rectangle field for lacrosse, soccer, football.  And there will be a perimeter walking path around the White's Pond area.

The funds requested from the Community Preservation Committee are specifically targeted for this purpose…to maintain town-owned land as open space for recreational use.  We are not asking for funds that could be otherwise redirected to areas of need like our schools.  However, a portion of the money that this complex generates can be given back to the town and used for those purposes. 

Our most important hurdle in this approval process comes next week when Sudbury Baseball and the Park & Rec committee presents in front of the town selectmen.  The meeting is at the Sudbury Town Hall at 9pm on Tuesday September 7.  It would be of significant benefit to our efforts if the entire baseball  community can attend this meeting.  We ask all baseball parents to arrive by 8:45pm.  This should take no more than 45 minutes.  Please if you can find the time in your evening come to this important meeting.  It will redefine the experience of Sudbury baseball players and parents for years to come.

*** NOTE: The full proposal is available under the DOCUMENTS tab in the left Margin***

Mike Walsh                               Scott McGavick
President                                   President
Sudbury Little League Baseball    Sudbury Babe Ruth Baseball

by posted 09/03/2010
 

FALL BALL REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN ...FOR SUDBURY LITTLE LEAGUE AND FOR OUR NEW GIRLS' FAST PITCH PROGRAM!

Fall Ball is a program for players entering Grades 1-6 (and players entering 7th grade who turn 13 after April 30, 2011 and intend to play Little League in Spring 2011.)  
 
Play times will be as follows: (all players will meet at Featherland fields at their designated time)
 
Grade 1 – Saturday 1:00 – 2:30
Grade 2 - Saturday 3:00 – 4:30
Grade 3 –Sunday3:00 – 4:30
Grade 4 – Saturday 9:00 – 10:30
Grades 5^th, 6^th  & 7^th  - Saturday 11:00 – 12:30
These play times may be adjusted as daylight time decreases.
 
Play will begin on Saturday, September 11^th and continue until Sunday, October 31^st.
 
**Registration deadline is September 11, 2010. (all Fall Ball registrations after this date will be charged a $25 late fee.)
 
** Please note...if your child will be 13 by April 30, 2011 they must register for the Babe Ruth Fall Progam at www.SudburyBabeRuth.com**
 
Girls Fast Pitch is a new program for SLL … we will meet on Sunday afternoons in two separate sessions at Curtis Softball Field from 9/12 through 10/31:
 

• Grades 5 & 6 will meet from 1:00PM to 2:30PM
• Grades 7 & 8 will meet from 2:30PM to 4:00PM

 
For more information on Fall Ball select the Fall Ball top in the top margin.  To register, go to Register Online in the left margin.
 
For more information on the Fast Pitch program please go to the tab on the top margin…to register go to Register Online in the left margin.
 

    

by posted 08/24/2010
 
Congratulations to Charlie Galland and all the boys on the Bay State A team as they won the Championship over the weekend beating Arlington in the final and finished the season 27 - 2. This gives the Sudbury Baseball program back to back Bay State A Championships. Fabulous win!