“Play like the pros…with the pros”
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April 03, 2010 9:26 pm
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Orioles Baseball Summer Camps use the slogan “Learn how to play like the pros…with the pros.”
Sounds good so far, doesn’t it?
The Orioles have established dates in July and August during which they’ll hold three, four-day summer baseball camps for boys and girls ages 7-16.
Each of the camps, which will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day, includes appearances by a current Oriole and at least one former Bird, as well as autograph and photo opportunities, lunch and an afternoon snack…Orioles Baseball Summer Camps use the slogan “Learn how to play like the pros…with the pros.”
Sounds good so far, doesn’t it?
The Orioles have established dates in July and August during which they’ll hold three, four-day summer baseball camps for boys and girls ages 7-16.
Each of the camps, which will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day, includes appearances by a current Oriole and at least one former Bird, as well as autograph and photo opportunities, lunch and an afternoon snack each day, and afternoon games, contests and other gifts and surprises.
Suddenly that soccer camp my parents sent me to in Millersville, Pennsylvania doesn’t seem as exciting as it once did…
The Orioles Baseball Summer Camps are “organized and staffed by baseball instructors with years of experience coaching and playing at the youth, high school, collegiate and professional levels” – in case those player appearances aren’t enough to entice you alone.
The locations of the camps are different for each specific date, and you can click here for more information or to book your spot online now.
The $300 price tag will also give each camp goer an Orioles T-Shirt and a Junior Orioles Dugout Club Membership (complete with O’s tickets and for campers 14 and younger) or a pair of tickets to three games at Camden Yards (for campers 15 and 16 years old).
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