Burr Ridge Fallball Baseball: My Site News
Click the link below for 2012 League Information.
Registration for the 2012 Fallball Season begins on May 7, 2012.
To reserve a team slot, please send an email to the league coordinator, Mark Pasqualini, mpasqualini@brparks.org. A $100 non-refundable deposit is required by July 3 to hold a team slot. Rosters and all fees are due by the Coaches Meeting, which is held in early August.
Note: When completing your team roster, coaches are rquired to identify the name of the team/organization that each player participated on this spring/summer. This will aid in identifying the correct A or B level if necessary.
Individuals Seeking Teams: Please send an email to mpasqualini@brparks.org with your name, age, contact information and playing experience. Your email will be forwarded to the coaches on the appropriate age level. If a team is looking for players in your age/experience range, they will contact you via email or through your provided contact information.
Handout: 2012 Fallball Info and Roster Form
Summer Baseball Camps at Harvester Park
June 25-29, Presented by Perfect Swing
July 23-27, Presented by White Sox Academy
Handout: Baseball Camps 2012
Monday, September 12
Harvester Park Little League 2012
The Harvester Park Little League season runs from April - June. Their website is: www.HarvesterParkLL.com. Their league is open to residents of Burr Ridge, Darien, and Willwbrook. Please visit their site for details.
Handout: Harvester Park Little League
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On Wednesday, July 21, Rollie Clark passed away. Rollie has long been an umpire for the local community and was an integral part of the growth of the Burr Ridge Fallball Baseball League. His dedication to the league was unprecedented as he drove to Burr Ridge 3 evenings per week and on Sundays from Sandwich, IL just to be a part of the action. Rollie rolled up on his trike proudly displaying his Vietnam POW-MIA flag and always wore his American flag bandana. As an umpire Rollie demanded the respect of the players and coaches on the field and placed a high value on performing at his best each and every game.
Over the years, Rollie became a good friend. He cared about my staff and during the winter months checked in to see how everyone was doing. Also, Rollie was never shy to tell you about his fishing adventures, his "trike" trips on the open roads to Arizona, his projects as an ironworker, or his trials and tribulations serving our country in Vietnam. Thank you Rollie!
