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Worcester - The Worcester Bravehearts will hold a week-long youth clinic during the week of April vacation at Worcester State University.
The camp will run 9 a.m.-noon Monday, April 18th to Friday, April 22nd.
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Parents may sign their children up for select days during the week at $45 per day, or for the whole week at $200. Bravehearts Operations Manager and former UMass Boston pitcher Aaron Bolduc will facilitate the camp along with Bravehearts hitting coach Kyle Bouchard. Current and former Bravehearts players also will be in attendance.
We are extremely excited to give our young fans yet another opportunity to learn the game of baseball from our staff,” said Bravehearts General Manager Dave Peterson. “With our 2022 Summer Camps on pace to be our busiest yet, we want to give these youth baseball and softball players an extra chance for a more personalized experience.”
To sign up for the Bravehearts April Clinic please use the link here.
Questions? Call (508) 438-3773 or Email Aaron@worcesterbravehearts.com.
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