Showing posts with label Field of Dreams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Field of Dreams. Show all posts

Saturday, June 4, 2022

Little League Mom Shares A Perfect Day For Baseball At Roosevelt Island Capobianco Field - It's A Little Bit Of Heaven On Our Roosevelt Island Field Of Dreams, All Star Game Sunday June 5

Roosevelt Island Little League Mom Kaja Meade shares a perfect day for baseball at Capobianco Field:

Hours every weekend with friends… new and old… and seeing first hand how it does take a village to raise these small (and growing) people! Growing up on the island can be like living in a park! ❤️🚠. I even bought lawn chairs this year?!

All star game this weekend! Are you coming out to meet the neighbors, and watch some baseball!?

Roosevelt Island Little League Coach Danny Brasco adds:

The Roosevelt Island Little League All Star Game is one of the more special moments of the season. 

Four exemplary players are selected from each Minors & Majors division team. The game is played in a fun hybrid style, that combines age groups and teams. 

The older guys play one inning and then the younger guys play the next, switching on & off in a nine inning game. The young up & coming players get to be on a team with the Major league All Stars, who are both great players and great leaders/teammates. In turn, the older guys root for and encourage the Minors players and it makes for a fantastic game that has been an absolute home run these past 2 seasons 

The Roosevelt Island Little League All Star Game is 4 PM Sunday, June  5.

I spoke with Coach Danny, Coach Coach Arya Shirazi and NYC Council Member Julie Menin at the Roosevelt Island Little League Opening Day.

The Roosevelt Island Little League at Capobianco Field is a little bit of heaven on our Roosevelt Island Field Of Dreams.

Play Ball!

Friday, March 12, 2010

Cheer Up, Baseball Season Starts In Three Weeks - Time For Roosevelt Island Kids To Register For Youth Center Little League and Adults To Volunteer



Despite the dreary day and rain to come this weekend, their is plenty of reason to cheer because the Baseball season is about to begin very soon. Spring training has started and the April 4 opening day with the Yankees playing the Red Sox is only three weeks away. Can you get any better than that?

Well, if you're a kid on Roosevelt Island maybe you can if you sign up soon for the Roosevelt Island Youth Center's Little League Program. The Youth Center's Director, Charlie DeFino sends the following message to Roosevelt Island kids and adults interested in participating in the Little League.

Baseball Season 2010

It’s Time for Baseball and We Want You to join us again. Enclosed you will find a Flyer with Registration Form on the back for youth ages 6 to 15. We are sorry, but due to Insurance Issues and Little League rules your child must be 6 before May 1st, 2010 and cannot turn 16 before May 1st 2010 to be able to play.

We will have 3 Divisions, Tee Ball, Minors, Majors and we hope to at least 1 team in the Juniors Division (14-15) this year, but the number of teams will depend on registration (registration closes Saturday March 27h, 2010) and the Number of Volunteers we have for the Season.

We need Parent and Family members to volunteer to Coach or Manage at every level, we need your help to continue this very successful program (26th Season) for the Roosevelt Islands Youth. It is impossible to continue this program without your help, so please call Mr. Charles DeFino at 1-212-935-3646 between 9AM to 9PM, Monday to Friday and volunteer to help your children.

Remember these are your children, this is your community and its your time to Volunteer.


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As the character Terrence Mann played by James Earl Jones in Field of Dreams says:
The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America is ruled by it like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game, is a part of our past, Ray. It reminds us of all that once was great.




Here's how to contact the Roosevelt Island Youth Center and the registration form is below.

Baseball Registration Form 2010

Play Ball or just go have a catch!