Marion Boys Baseball

Marion Boys Baseball is a United States nonprofit organization focused on providing a recreational baseball program for children aged 7 to 18. The organization operates under the EIN 45-5318533 and is structured into four main leagues: PONY for ages 7-9, Minor for ages 10-12, Major for ages 13-15, and Senior for ages 16-18.

Mission

The primary mission of Marion Boys Baseball is to teach the fundamentals of baseball through organized practices and games, fostering not only sports skills but also life skills among its participants. The program emphasizes the importance of volunteers, with all coaching positions being filled by volunteers.

Structure and Operations

The organization is entirely volunteer-driven, relying on volunteer coaches to manage and develop the players' skills. It provides essential baseball equipment such as helmets, bats, balls, and catching gear, while players are encouraged to bring their own personal gear if preferred. Players are responsible for acquiring baseball pants, color-coordinated socks and belts, baseball gloves, and shoes themselves.

Programs and Leagues

The programs offered by Marion Boys Baseball are designed to accommodate a wide range of ages and skill levels, ensuring that every participant has an opportunity to learn and grow within the sport.

Impact and Community Role

By offering structured baseball programs, Marion Boys Baseball plays a significant role in the community by promoting youth development and sportsmanship. The organization supports the development of both athletic and personal skills among its participants, contributing to a positive and supportive environment for young athletes.