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1st Annual East-Coast European Baseball Tournament in September

Posted on June 18, 2009 by philipp

East Coast Tournament

The first annual East-Coast European Baseball Tournament for Cadets (age 11 to 14) takes place from September 18 to 20 at the Tigers Field in Debrecen, Hungary. Registration is open until August 15 with an entry fee of €100 per team. The tournament is open for players born between January 1st 1995 and December 31st 1998. The games will last five innings or 90 minutes of play. For more information go to the official website.

Invitation by Brett Cumiskey, Debrecen Tigers Head Coach:

I would like to invite all to come and join in on a 1st Annual East-Coast Baseball European Tournament.
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The reason for our tournament is we think it would be a great experience for all kids in Hungary to understand how a great tournament atmosphere can bring great motivation to all kids new and old as well as make them stronger and better players.
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We would like our kids and your kid’s teams to experience baseball with some of the best teams from the East-Coast of Europe. We all can learn a lot from each other and of course have a lot of fun most importantly.
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We hope that you and your teams enjoy and come away from this tournament with positive feelings and views of great baseball in Eastern Europe!

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