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Are you the owner of Richmond Baseball Club?
Colin, the dedicated organiser of Richmond Baseball Club, reaches out to the community with a heartfelt note. Founded in 1992, this well-loved club in south-west London opens its doors to anyone keen on baseball, from seasoned veterans to absolute beginners.
Currently, the club boasts three adult teams competing in various divisions within the British Baseball Federation. Players aged 14 and up can join the adult teams, while the younger crowd can look forward to youth programmes released around summer.
Exciting news – Spring Training kicks off on Saturday, 28th January 2023 at 10 am. The training will be held at Connare Field in the Kew & Ham Sports Association on Riverside Drive, Ham, TW10 7QA.
To keep up with all club activities and updates, Colin encourages everyone to follow Richmond Baseball London on social media. Regular posts share training sessions, events, and news proudly showcasing the club in the South West Londoner.
The club comprises various teams gearing up for the upcoming season. The Richmond Barons, a team for rookies and learners, will be stirring things up in the Single A League. The Richmond Dukes, eyeing a second Single A National Championship, are preparing in earnest. Meanwhile, the Richmond Dragons, in the AA League, are determined to bounce back, and the top-tier Richmond Knights are setting their sights on the AAA National Championship.
Reflecting on last season, the Richmond Dukes had some unforgettable moments in 2022 – from exhilarating victories and tough losses to stunning defensive plays and record-breaking feats. With a few tweaks, the season's highlights could be even more remarkable.
Joining Richmond Baseball Club means more than just playing the sport; it’s about becoming part of a tight-knit community of baseball enthusiasts in London. Whether to hone skills or try something new, Colin assures a welcoming environment for all. To get involved, visit the Richmond Baseball Club's website and follow the joining instructions provided.
