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Here are the dates for 2025 Spring Evaluations. Minors: March 9th & 16th, you will only need to attend one of these sessions Majors/Nationals: March 2nd. Call backs for the final Majors spots will be by invite only and will be on Mar. 9th. Intermediate/Junior/Senior: March 15th. You will only need to attend one session.…
Read MoreFoothills will be increasing our umpire rates in 2025. We will be paying $45 per Minors game, $55 per Majors/Nationals game and $65 per Int/Jr/Sr game. Umpires should have a good knowledge of baseball and must be at least 12 year olds. We are looking to train more young and adult umpires. Foothills will be…
Read MoreFoothills Little League is offering winter training to all female players age 4-14. This free training is on a first come first served basis and there are limited spots so don’t hesitate. If you are interested please book your spot and feel free to have your daughter bring a friend. You can reserve your spot…
Read MoreFoothills is pleased to announce that we have once again booked Coach Scott Price from Big Al Baseballto host coaching clinics on Saturday April 12th. These clinics will be offered to Assistant Coaches and Head Coaches for all age groups. Please consider volunteering to coach this year. This training is for both “rookie” and “veteran”…
Read MoreFoothills will be entering teams in the District 3 Interlock Spring League in 2025 in order to optimize player development and provide a higher level of competition for our 13 & 14 year old players. Our 13 year old players will be playing in the Intermediate Division against other teams in north Calgary and surrounding…
Read MoreCongratulations to our new Vice President, Eric Dulong. Eric was elected to the Board of Directors at our AGM on Dec. 1st. Eric has done an amazing job coordinating our Juniors and Seniors Division over the last several years. Eric will continue to coordinate our Juniors and Seniors in addition to being our VP. A…
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