Heights National LL: Welcome
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| Date | Event | Time | Location |
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7:30 PM | Eagles Basement |
Attention Athletes aged 9 through 16: Speed, Agility and Quickness Camp
8 week training camp specifically designed to improve overall speed, quickness and agility. Begins Sunday afternoon October 11 through November 29 at the Billings Sports Plex at 5000 Southgate Drive. Girls 1-2 PM and Boys 2 -3 PM each Sunday. Camp is sponsored by the Orthopedics and Sports Medicine group of the Billings Clinic.
Costs is $85.00. Space is limited so call and reserve your spot. Contact Greg Monical CSCS at 861-3177 or 652-4233 for more information and reservations.
Heights National 2009 Season had a great season. Congratulations to the the Annual District 1 Tournament Champioins to the 9-10 Girls Soelter Auto Sales.
Also, Congratulations to the the following All-star State champions: Junior Boys Baseball and the Junior Girls Softball. Both levels represented us well and showed great ball play at the regional level for Heights National. Way to Go!
This site is the ideal place to learn about our league for the Heights-area kids aged 5-18, and to check out the latest updates about topics that interest you. No matter who you are, our league could use your help. Click on any of the volunteer links throughout this site to find out how you can serve our kids!
Please feel free, at any time, to contact us with questions or comments.
Please sign our guestbook! We would like to hear your comments and suggestions that can help our website! Thank you!
ONE SWING!
One SWING does not make an AT-BAT
and...One AT-BAT does not make an INNING
and......One INNING does not make a GAME
and.........One GAME does not make a WEEK
and............One WEEK does not make a SEASON
and...............One SEASON does not make a CAREER
and..................One CAREER does not make a LIFE!
Thursday, March 8
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*To encourage sportsmanship.
*To instill a life long love and understanding of the game of baseball while having fun.
*To encourage increased skills through competition at progressive levels of play.
*To provide adequate playing time to all players.
*To teach the six pillars of character to each child trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and good citizenship.
*To build superior citizens.

