GADSDEN, AL — Gadsden State Community College is gearing up for its 2nd Annual Father-Son Baseball Camp, a free, hands-on event designed to create lasting memories while fostering skill development and connection through baseball. The camp will take place from January 26-28, 6 to 8 p.m., at the Gadsden Sports Park, located behind the college.
This initiative, hosted by Gadsden State Athletics, emphasizes the College’s commitment to cultivating excellence both on and off the field. The camp offers fathers and sons an opportunity to strengthen their relationships in a supportive and engaging environment.
“This camp is designed to engage fathers and sons in a unique and meaningful way,” said Blake Lewis, Gadsden State athletic director and head baseball coach. “It’s more than just baseball. It’s about building stronger relationships and having fun together while learning and growing.”
Camp Highlights
- Interactive Drills: Fathers will actively participate in all baseball drills alongside their sons for a fully immersive experience.
- Dinner and Devotionals: Each evening will include a meal and a devotional session, encouraging participants to connect and reflect.
- What to Bring: Families are asked to bring gloves, bats, and drinks (water or Gatorade).
Registration Information
The camp is open to boys aged 6 to 14 and their fathers or father figures. Space is limited to 80 participants, so early registration is strongly encouraged. Registration closes on January 14.
The Father-Son Baseball Camp offers an opportunity for community members to connect through sports while promoting teamwork, discipline, and personal growth.
For additional details or to register, visit gocardinals.gadsdenstate.edu or contact Blake Lewis at [email protected].
