Ashburn (Apr. 14, 2010) - This past Saturday the Broad Run High School Baseball team and coaching staff hosted a skills clinic for Dulles Little Leaguers at the high school.
Participants ranged in ages from 8 through 12. Over 400 little leaguers attended the clinic that ran from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. (four one-hour sessions based on age groups.) The clinic covered: infield defense, outfield defense, throwing/catching, hitting, and base running.
"The clinic is a great way for our players and coaching staff to get involved with youth in the Ashburn community," reported Broad Run coach Pat Cassidy. "Many of the players from Dulles Little League will eventually come to and hopefully play at Broad Run in the future so it is a great way to expose some younger athletes to our players, coaches, and program. More importantly, it is great to see the young men in our program give back to an organization that many of them grew playing in years ago."
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"The clinic is a great way for our players and coaching staff to get involved with youth in the Ashburn community," reported Broad Run coach Pat Cassidy. "Many of the players from Dulles Little League will eventually come to and hopefully play at Broad Run in the future so it is a great way to expose some younger athletes to our players, coaches, and program. More importantly, it is great to see the young men in our program give back to an organization that many of them grew playing in years ago."
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