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Gadsden State Community College is bringing back its Annual Father-Son Baseball Camp, an interactive and free event aimed at strengthening bonds through America’s favorite pastime. The camp is set for January 26-28 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Gadsden Sports Park located behind the college.
Gadsden State athletics is committed to developing champions both on and off the field. The Father-Son Baseball Camp reflects this commitment by fostering growth, teamwork and meaningful relationships within the community.
“This camp is designed to engage fathers and sons in a unique and meaningful way,” said Gadsden State athletic director and head baseball coach Blake Lewis. “It’s more than just baseball. It’s about building stronger relationships and having fun together while learning and growing.”
During the camp, fathers will take part in all drills with their sons for a fully hands-on experience. Dinner and a devotional session will be provided each evening to foster connection and reflection.
Participants are asked to bring their own gloves, bats, and drinks (water or Gatorade).
The camp is open to boys ages 6-14 and their fathers or father figures. With only 80 spots available for children, early registration is encouraged. Registration closes Jan. 14.
To register or for more information, contact Blake Lewis at blewis@gadsdenstate.edu.
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