COVID-19 Update, News (St. Marys Minor Ball)

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Apr 02, 2020 | Jeremy Stephens (2019) | 2278 views
COVID-19 Update
St. Marys Minor Ball is monitoring information on COVID-19 from our local health department, government officials and affiliated associations. At this point, we are unsure of how this going to impact our ball season. All in-person ball activities are suspended until at least May 1st including scheduling meetings, umpire clinics and coaches clinics. Clinics will be done online this year and we expect more information on those soon. SMMB will continue to plan for the season so we are ready to play if and when we are given the green light to go ahead.

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