The Burkburnett Blacksox are looking for players for their 18 and under team. Contact info at www.blacksox.org
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sox - I think I may know who you are - how is the weather? I am supposed to be headed your way in the morning for the Burk tourney - did it ever snow or rain today?
Thanks and see you tomorrow!!
Matt Buettner
Thanks and see you tomorrow!!
Matt Buettner
Parents,
If your 18U son does not have a place to play this summer. I would highly recommend contacting Don Patty with the Burk Blacksox. They have beed around for a long time. They have very nice facilities (Field, Dorms, Indoor Cages) and their coaches are top notch.
They play a very competitive schedule that include games against AABC and Premier teams. Once again, if you are looking, I recommend this group!
www.blacksox.org
If your 18U son does not have a place to play this summer. I would highly recommend contacting Don Patty with the Burk Blacksox. They have beed around for a long time. They have very nice facilities (Field, Dorms, Indoor Cages) and their coaches are top notch.
They play a very competitive schedule that include games against AABC and Premier teams. Once again, if you are looking, I recommend this group!
www.blacksox.org
catcher-
thanks for being so positive.
we need more people like you in this sport.
thanks for being so positive.
we need more people like you in this sport.
I have to agree with Catcher. As a player and summer league coach, I played many tournaments in Burk and against the Sox. Mickey and Don are good people as well as good coaches. They are in it for the right reasons - the kids and to teach the great game.
For what it's worth...
Both my kids spent summers (or two) at Burkburnett with the Blacksox...both ended up with 1st team all district honors in high school (DFW area, 5A) and both are currently playing college baseball.
Both my kids spent summers (or two) at Burkburnett with the Blacksox...both ended up with 1st team all district honors in high school (DFW area, 5A) and both are currently playing college baseball.