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Fastpitch Rep Try-Outs 2011

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Fastpitch Rep 'B' Try-Outs for the 2011 Season

All try-outs will take place at Pioneer Park on Fields #5 & #6.

Squirts/Mites (born in 1999, 2000, 2001)

Try-Out Dates: September 12^th 1pm-3pm.-Sunday

September 15^th 4:30pm-6pm. - Wednesday

Peewee (born in 1997 & 1998)

Try-Out Dates: September 12^th 3pm-5pm. - Sunday

September 15^th 6pm-7:30pm. - Wednesday

Bantam (born 1995 & 1996)

Try-Out Dates: September 12^th 1pm-3pm. - Sunday

September 15^th 4:30pm-6pm. - Wednesday

Midget (born 1992, 1993, 1994)

Try-Out Dates: September 12^th 3pm-5pm. - Sunday

September 15^th 6pm-7:30pm. - Wednesday

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So, you want to coach Baseball or Fastpitch softball? Download our form or send us an e-mail up here.

The Batting Cage

Batting Cage Availability

IF THE FIELDS ARE CLOSED DUE TO WEATHER - THE BATTING CAGE WILL BE UNAVAILABLE ALSO

Discovery Honda

Discovery Honda is a proud sponsor of both Duncan Baseball and Softball - Count on Discovery Honda for some of the Islands best automobiles - sales and service. 6466 Bell-McKinnon Road, Duncan, BC V9L 6C1

Clinics and More

CLINICS and MORE

Throughout the year as training space and instructors become available DJBA will host various clinics and try-outs before the season begins.

Please keep checking back to this site often so you don't miss out on the many extras offered.

Tim Hortons Canada

Tim Horton's Canada is a proud sponsor of Duncan Junior Baseball.

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What is softball?

Softball is a team sport commonly played in Canada, The United States of America and many other countries. It is a direct descendant of baseball although some key differences are that softballs are larger than baseballs and the pitches are thrown underhand rather than overhand.

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