Payment for Registration 2017, News (St. Marys Minor Ball)

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Apr 06, 2017 | Candy McEwan | 1572 views
Payment for Registration 2017
If you still need to pay for your player's registration, you have two options; 

1. Send an email transfer to [email protected]. Please be sure to indicate which players the payment is for, particularly when surnames don't match. 

2. Pay at the Uniform Pick up and Payment Day, which is on Saturday, April 22 at St. Marys DCVI from 9:30-11:30. Payment can be made using a personal cheque or credit card. 

For registration cost, read this rest of this article. 

St. Marys Minor Ball - Registration Cost 2017

BOYS DIVISIONS GIRLS DIVISIONS
Co-ed Blastball (2012 - 2013) $60.00 Co-ed Blastball (2012-2013) $60.00
Co-ed Jr. Rookie (2010 - 2011) $100.00 Co-ed Jr. Rookie (2010 - 2011) $100.00
Sr. Rookie (2008 - 2009) $120.00 Mite (2007 - 2009) $110.00
Minor Mosquito (2007) $145.00 Squirt (2005 - 2006) $110.00
Major Mosquito (2006) $145.00 PeeWee (2003 - 2004) $140.00
Minor PeeWee (2005) $145.00 Bantam (2001 - 2002) $140.00
Major PeeWee (2004) $145.00 Midget (1998 - 2000) $140.00
Minor Bantam (2003) $165.00
Major Bantam (2002) $165.00
Overage Bantam (2001) $165.00

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