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Welcome to the home of Bolton Youth Baseball and Softball Programs.

Our program is designed to give all children ages 5-15 the opportunity to have fun learning and playing the great American pastime of baseball and softball.

On this website you will find all the information you need to be an active participant in our program, including schedules, game rules, information on special events, teams and BoD contact information. We are a league run entirely by volunteers and largely supported by our generous local sponsors, so please consider registering as a volunteer to help make Bolton Youth Baseball a great program for years to come.

We encourage all kids to get out there and play one of the many Bolton youth sports programs. If you have any additional questions, please start by visiting our PARENT RESOURCE pages or contact a league administrator listed on the CONTACTS

 
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by posted 06/25/2009
 
President's Message - A Great 2009 Season

It's been a great and excieting 2009 BYB season.  The success of our Softball Babe Ruth and Little League teams has been very gratifying, and congratulations to all the players for providing many memorable moments
That success starts with our Board of Directors who work many long hours behind the scenes to make sure all the elements of BYB are taken care of. My personal thanks to all the BOD members.
There is no success without our Managers and coaches who drag bat bags, make countless phone calls and send countless e-mails. An outstanding job by all and again many thanks for all your efforts on behalf of the kids of Bolton.
It’s a long way from Bolton to Williamsport, PA. But Bolton has a team in the Little League World Series Tournament Their quest starts next Monday. Congratulations to the Elite Eleven that will represent BYB. 
Sean Conlin
Ryan Courtney
Alec Dempsey
Adam Heislein
Michael Kane
Sean Nash
Will Noel
Zach O’Leary
Drew Schartner
Austin Tarullo
John Vasington
 
Many thanks to Stephen Conlin and Paul Vasington for putting their summer on hold to coach the team.
 
BYB also has two teams participating in the HLBB Summer Tournament. Stop by and watch a game or two. Many thanks to Karl Vinacco who is coordinating the BYB entries and all field scheduling. This is a great new tournament that gives our 10 and 11 year olds some valuable major league experience in a tournament setting.
 
By now you’ve seen the announcement about the summer program. Jay McNamara is heading up this first time program with help from Maureen Hayes and Karl Vinacco. This is a new endeavor and a great way for our baseball players to stay engaged throughout the summer.
 
Stay tuned for an announcement about Fall Ball.
 
As you can see BYB has gained strength during the 2009 season and expanding our programs to serve the softball and baseball players of Bolton. On October 5th we will have an annual Board of Directors Meeting to select our Officers for the 2010 season. With new programs and some members stepping down, we’ll need some new volunteers to help keep BYB moving forward, so please consider donating some time and expertise to BYB as a BOD volunteer. There are many jobs from website and registration coordination to business related activity. So if you’ve got some time we can use the help.
 
Look for a parent survey which you should be receiving shortly. It’s web based and only takes about 10 minutes, so please complete it if you have the chance. Your feedback is what drives the direction of BYB.
 
Lastly, thanks to all the parents who support BYB teams and cheer your kids from the sidelines and stands. Your support and the noise you make complete the picture of BYB.
 
Herb Cabral
President
Bolton Youth Baseball
 

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Nashoba Summer Baseball Camp
by posted 04/09/2009
 
Nashoba Baseball 7th Annual
Summer Baseball Camp
 



July 6-9, 2009
July 13-16, 2009
 

Nashoba Regional High School 
Rt. 117, Bolton, MA
 

 Two Sessions available or sign up for both!
Camp Hours are 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Camp for kids 6-14 (Age 13-14 kids will be coached by Chuck Schoolcraft)
Pre-registration is strongly suggested so REGISTER NOW (FORM). Schedule will cover position instruction/drills, batting instruction/drills. Our goal is to help in the development of young players, increasing their overall knowledge and skills in the game of baseball. Quality instruction will be given on all aspects of the game and emphasis will be on fundamentals and team play.  Includes T-shirt!  

Kids from everywhere are welcome!  
 

STAFF
Chuck Schoolcraft, NRHS Varsity Baseball Coach, AAU Coach/CBS Baseball.
Pete Richard, Retired Regional Nashoba AD, and Leomenster Baseball coach, Elected to Mass. Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame.
Ron Silvestti, Worcester Vocational HS Varsity Baseball Head Coach.
Fred McDonald, AAU Baseball Coach/CBS Baseball.
Jeff Miller, Director of Baseball Operation, College of the Holy Cross.

 
COST:  $209 one session or  $378 for both (Save $40)          


 
Checks made payable to Nashoba Baseball Camp

MAIL REGISTRATION BY 7/2/2009 to: 
Nashoba Baseball, 56 Malburn St, Leominster, MA  01453
Questions: call Coach Schoolcraft at 508-561-4268

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Softball Clinic
by posted 03/02/2009
 
All-Star
Summer Softball Camp
 



July 6-10, 2009
 

Memorial Field Bolton, MA
 Camp Hours are 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Camp for girls grades 3-8
Pre-registration is strongly suggested so REGISTER NOW (FORM). The goal of the All-Star Summer Softball Clinic is to provide girls in grade 3-8 with the basic skills needed to succeed in the sport of softball. We accomplish this by matching clinic participants with exceptional student athlete instructors. The athlete to instructor ratio is kept low (never more than 1:5) to promote individual attention to skills development.  Experts from the different specialty areas (pitching, hitting, middle infield, etc.) are on hand to help with higher levels of instruction. Coaches and athletes will concentrate on the techniques of position play as well as game strategy and sportsmanship. 

A clinic tee shirt and prizes for contest winners. Clinic participants will receive trophies and special awards on the last day  

Kids from everywhere are welcome!  
 

STAFF
Clinic coordinators include Michael Caligiuri who has coached at the middle school level for 19 years and NCAA alum Brooke Nici who has played and coached for the Eastern Connecticut State Softball team. They have assembled a staff of All-Star softball coaches from local area high schools and colleges.

 
COST:  $125 per session ($40 discount to register sisters)          


 
Checks made payable to Michael Caligiuri

REGISTRATION BY 7/2/2009 to: 
Questions: email Michael Caligiuri at

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Little League Statement/Rule on Non-Wood Bats
by posted 04/03/2007
 
BYB Parents/Managers/Players:


Just a reminder of the new Little League rule that will be coming into effect for 2009 season. For the 2009 season Little League International and subsequently BLL, have mandated that all bats meet the new league standard. This rule will apply to all levels of LL baseball, even for T-Ball.

Note that not all bats will have the appropriate labeling/markings so buyer beware!
The official Little League statement url and rule is below for your ref.  Official Little League Statement
 
Rule 1.10 (baseball only)
NOTE 3: Beginning with the 2009 season, non-wood bats used in divisions of play Little League (Majors) and below must be printed with a BPF (bat performance factor) rating of 1.15 or less.
  • What does this mean? Bat manufacturers agreed several years ago that the BPF (bat performance factor) of bats they are now manufacturing will not exceed a 1.15. The BPF is a formula that measures how fast a baseball comes off the bat. Starting on Jan. 1, 2009, however, all bats used in the Little League (Majors) Division and below must be designated (printed) with a BPF of 1.15 or less.
NOTE 4: Non-wood bats may develop dents from time to time. Bats that cannot pass through the approved Little League bat ring must be removed from play. The 2 ¼ inch bat ring must be used for bats in all softball divisions, and in the Tee Ball, Minor League and Little League Baseball divisions of baseball. The 2 ¾ inch bat ring must be used for bats in the Junior League, Senior League and Big League divisions of baseball.
  • What does this mean? For a non-wood bat to become dented over time is normal. But some umpires have been disallowing bats that are slightly dented. As a result, Little League will providing a number of Little League Approved bat rings at no charge to every league for use in all divisions of play. Umpires who are active in the Little League Umpire Registry also will receive one bat ring at no charge. Additional bat rings may be purchased from Little League International or the Regional Center. The ring has holes for both sizes and is made of sturdy plastic. If the bat passes through the proper ring, it is “legal.” (Obviously, however, if a bat has visible cracks in it, it should not be permitted in a game.)

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