RBI Sports: Welcome
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Welcome to RBI Sports
2013
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This site is dedicated to all youth baseball & softball players and fans... and of course to Bedford's own Skilton All Stars: Connor 25U, Jen 23U, Mike 19U, Erik 12U, and Braden 5U.
Special Note: Erik Skilton is a competitive swimmer and runner and does not take to the baseball diamond. You can follow Erik (E-Man) on his "Surf & Turf" website at: SURF & TURF
We will post some action photos once the 2013 season takes to the diamond and we continue to work on building helpful links and fun clubhouse pages. Be sure to visit the HITTING CAMP page in the menu to the left for instruction on how to improve your hitting skills. For you Little League players and coaches, please also visit RBI Camp for a complete coaching and skills review of all areas of the game.
The menu will aslo take you to current and past Skilton teams. Be sure to make a stop and take a look at the motivational pages and links at True Champions & Moments in Time.
Enjoy the site and please feel free to sign our guest book.
REMEMBER... "Winning is for a day, Sportsmanship is for a Lifetime"
The Star Spangled Banner by Sequenced By Gary Wachtel
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All you high schoolers were in grammar school when this "Bunch of Nobodies" USA Olympic baseball team PREPARED and won the 2000 Olympic Gold medal in Sydney Australia. I trust that all baseball fans everywhere, in every country, hope that the International Olympic Committee, one day soon, reinstates baseball and softball as an Olympic sport. Baseball has stood the test of time in our country, so I have a feeling if the Olympic Committee brings our sport back; they will come! Click on the photo to the left to watch the last two outs of the Gold Medal game of 2000... GO USA! Of course many may know the name Ben Sheets who pitched that gem of a game, a 4-0 shutout over Cuba in the Gold Medal game. However, many may not have heard much about Mike Neill, the USA left fielder who made a web gem catch for the final out for the Gold..., and who also hit a home run to get things going in the Gold Medal game v. Cuba. Mike was 30 years old in 2000 and at the end of his baseball career after winning a AAA World Series the year before. You can see this "Amazing Awaits" catch by watching the video.
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< Click on the BHS Bulldog player (Mike Skilton # 24) photo to the left to understand why you must be uncommon... Oh yes, I do hope that you all know, by now, the answer to the quesion; "Who Do You Play For?"
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"Individually you can be good, but collectively you can be champions."
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I'm a dreamer." Herb Brooks
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