Miracle League Of Chattanooga Kicks Off 8th Season Sept. 14

  • Friday, September 13, 2024
The community is invited to join the Miracle League of Chattanooga and YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga to kick off the league’s Fall season this Saturday from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Rotary Field at Warner Park. The cost is $30 for athletes; free to volunteers, fans and community.  Games, food, photo opportunities and much more will be available.
 
Miracle League provides people with disabilities the ability to enjoy the game of baseball, the thrill of competition and the excitement of teamwork.
Games are held on Saturdays from Sept. 14 through Oct. 26.
 
Officials said, "By joining in the action, participants, volunteers and spectators can experience the joy and fulfillment of watching children and adults hit grounders and smile as they round the bases. From players to volunteers to fans, Miracle League is a unique experience that participants will never forget. 
 
"Approximately ten years ago, a small group of committed citizens began the ?nal steps to create a dedicated facility where people with disabilities could enjoy America’s favorite pastime, baseball. Thanks to the leadership of local organizations, including Rotary and the YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga, along with contributions from many generous donors and volunteers, Miracle League of Chattanooga constructed one of the ?nest baseball ?elds in the country and built a multipurpose ?eld and playground for kids of all abilities. 
 
"Located at Warner Park, the Miracle League Complex and Rotary Field were thoughtfully designed and constructed to accommodate a broad range of activities in a safe, secure and nurturing environment. The Miracle League and the Y invite the community to see ?rsthand why this special place is where dreams come true and miracles happen with every swing of the bat."
 
For more information, including how to register for the fall season, click here or contact Kari Ray at kray@ymcachattanooga.org. 

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