Monthly Archives: February 2012

Mission: To educate youth on the fundamentals of business based on professional baseball models and to provide educational and career opportunities through the game. Vision: Using America’s national pastime to pave the road to educational and occupational success for youth. Values: Business & … Continue reading →

From Tempe, Ariz. — The coach once helped carry his son from tee ball to the top of the high school baseball world, never missing a game, cheering every moment, from midnight batting practice to driveway bullpen sessions to championship … Continue reading →

Connor Sullivan is an All-Star shortstop on his Babe Ruth team, the Orioles. He can hit and field with the best of them, but he’s got one big problem: his temper. When he strikes out or makes an error, he’s … Continue reading →

Cody Parker is the new kid in school. He’s overweight, scared and hates his new life in Dullsville, Maryland, aka Baltimore, where he’s a target–okay, a big target–for brutal teasing. But he loves baseball. And despite his size, he plays … Continue reading →

Cooperstown Baseball at Beaver Valley Located on the grounds of Cooperstown Beaver Valley Cabins & Campsites Cooperstown, NY In partnership with Cepeda Baseball via Cooperstown Baseball Camp at Beaver Valley.

Cal Ripken Jr. will be on “Press Pass” with Maroon PR’s John Maroon to discuss his new book “Super-Sized Slugger” Tune in: http://bit.ly/y8xPu5 “Press Pass” with John Maroon via Ripken Baseball - facebook.com.

O’s Manager Buck Showalter comments on the starters for first two Spring Training games and when they will have the final five in the starting rotation listed. He also addressed Grapefruit league strategy & how to approach the competition. via … Continue reading →

The Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations for the Baltimore Orioles, Dan Duquette, discussed the state of the organization as they prepare to head to Sarasota for Spring Training. He addresses the recent additions of Luis Ayala & Nick Johnson, … Continue reading →

We’re looking for 40 of Toronto’s most creative 11-14 year old girls. Know anyone like that? Introducing Girls Learning Code, the March Break tech camp for girls who want to change the world. via Girls Learning Code.

We’re a women-run not-for-profit group working to empower everyone to feel comfortable learning beginner-friendly technical via Ladies Learning Code.