Mt. Carmel High School Sundevils Baseball: Welcome
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For planning purposes, below are the February baseball tryout dates and times. This is the Saturday immediately prior to our week off in February. Times and schedules will be sent to you as we approach the date.
| Varsity |
February 18th: 10:00 - 4:00 |
| JV | February 20th - February 24th: 3:00 - 5:30 - Frosh Field |
| Frosh | February 20th - February 24th: 3:00 - 5:30 - Frosh Field |
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Sundevils players, parents and fans join us after the games, Wednesday, February 29th, for a fundraiser at Rubio’s in Carmel Mountain Ranch! Dine at Rubio’s, take food to go, or pick up a Rubio’s a-Go-Go Catering order, and Rubio’s will donate 20% of all transactions, accompanied by a flyer, to the Mt. Carmel Sundevils Baseball Program.
12002 Carmel Mtn. Road, San Diego, CA 92128
• Rubio's Fundraiser Flyer (pdf)
• Varsity Schedule (pdf)
• JV Schedule (pdf)
• Frosh Schedule (pdf)
Welcome Sundevil Supporters! Please support Mt. Carmel High School Baseball through joining eScrip today. This is a free way to support MC baseball by registering your Vons Club Card through eScrip. A percentage of your Vons' purchases will be automatically donated back to the MCHS baseball program. If you are already supporting an organization through eScrip, then you can add MCHS baseball too. Please encourage your friends, family, and neighbors to sign up today! Download the MC Baseball eScrip instructions below and follow the easy steps to get registered.
• MC Baseball eScrip instructions (pdf)
The Mt. Carmel High School coaches and players would like to thank all the sponsors that generously donated to our growing program. Please support our valued sponsors. You can visit their websites by going to our new Sundevil Sponsors page and clicking on their banner link.
UT article (10/04/11) - Tight budgets squeeze high school athletics: an article discussing cutbacks, fundraising vs fees, and booster clubs.
“Schools are discussing eliminating sports, eliminating possibly
freshman athletics, just trying to figure out ways to meet the budget
crisis.”
“Our parents and booster foundations have stepped up and attempted to fill the gap in funding athletic teams in an attempt to keep them at a competitive level,” said Bruce Ward, director of physical education, health and athletics for the San Diego school district...“Having active athletic booster clubs and very supportive parents is the main reason we are surviving,” he said. “Without them it would be a huge challenge to continue to make our athletic programs function.”
Chachi Mueller
Head Varsity Coach
484-1180 ext. 3447
cmueller@powayusd.com

