Big Willow Baseball

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Big Willow Baseball Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide a fun recreational baseball program for players between the ages of 5 and 12 in the Minnetonka / Hopkins area. Players of all skill levels are welcome, and will be encouraged to develop a love of baseball through quality instruction that emphasizes friendship, teamwork, good sportsmanship, respect for self and others, development of baseball skills and strategies, and family Involvement. Every player is given an equal opportunity to play and learn in a healthy environment. Big Willow makes baseball fun. Games are played at beautiful Big Willow Park, just west of the intersection of Minnetonka Boulevard and Hopkins Crossroads.

Announcements


	Updated January 11, 2010


	Registration is open for the 2010 season. To register your player(s), please click HERE


	Parent Handbook
	We have created a parent handbook and code of conduct guidelines. This should answer most of the common questions most new parents have about the program. Please email us with any questions you may have.

	Free Player Clinics - February 20^th & 27^th 8:30 – 11:30am WJH Activity Structure
	Farm: 8:30 - 10am Majors: 10 - 11:30am Please arrive 15-20 minutes early for sign-in and warm-ups. Clinics will be run by Hopkins High School Coach Neil Lerner and his staff.

	House Team Player Evaluations - March 20^th 8am – 5pm WJH Activity Structure


	Tournament Team Tryouts - March 13^th 8:30am – 5pm


	Volunteers Step up to the Plate!
	Interested in Pitching In? Please email Catherine Rupp at rupp@sartec.com if you'd like to volunteer your time. Your help is much appreciated!

	Join our Email list
	Click the button to the right and we will keep you informed of Big Willow activities.

	Welcome Letter for 2009 from our board president Scott Condon.


	Our mailing address:
	Minnetonka Big Willow Baseball Association PO Box 663 Minnetonka, MN 55343

	Rain Status
	The Rain Status information can be found on the Rain Status page (see menu at left), or by calling the Rain Status Hotline 952-935-3950. Please do not leave a message on the voice mail.