Bay College Norse Hold Annual Kids Baseball Camp
ESCANABA---The Bay College Norse baseball team hosted its annual clinic for area students Saturday afternoon. There were two three-hour long sessions: one for third through eighth graders, and another for high school kids. "Just to come and see what the college is about, and try to learn something today," said pitcher/catcher Matt Bush from Pickford High School. "We went through a lot of hitting drills, just helping to speed up our swings and work on our good form. We're working on some infield drills, too." "I came here to see what Bay College is all about and get to know the players and get a feel of what they do here," Sault Ste. Marie High School third baseman James Alexander said. "I learned a bunch of stuff, a lot of new things about hitting, and a couple new things about ground balls."
Bay College coaches and players ran the clinic, giving the younger guys some tips on the fundamentals of baseball.
The Norse baseball team opens its season next Saturday with two games in Fort Pierce, Florida, against Northwestern Minnesota and against Washington College.
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