Post University Athletics - Post University to Hold Fall Softball Clinic October 10th

Post University to Hold Fall Softball Clinic October 10th

8/5/2009 3:56:51 PM

Post University to Hold Fall Softball Clinic October 10th

Waterbury, Conn. (Aug. 5, 2009) – Post University will hold a one day Fall Softball Clinic on October 10, 2009. Athletes will be able to fine tune skill areas with instruction from the Post University Softball coaching staff.

Instruction will focus on throwing, fielding, pitching, hitting, and base-running. The clinic will take place between 9am-2:30pm at Lamoy Field on the Post University campus. The rain date for the event is Sunday October 11th. Instruction is targeted for athletes 7-14 years old.

Registration is $100 and space is limited so players are urged to register early to guarantee a spot.

Click here for registration form and flyer.

For more information contact Head Softball Coach Tracey Garofalo at Tgarofalo@post.edu.

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