2021 Summer Baseball Camps

9470 MacArthur Boulevard,Palm Beach Gardens FL 33403

02 August, 2021

Description

The area's best baseball camp! If your child is well behaved, full of energy and loves baseball, than Tommy Hutton camps are a perfect fit! Built on the principles of fun, friendship and learning, Tommy Hutton Baseball camps have built relationships with over 15,000 participants! Since 2000, Our mission has been to impact the baseball community by creating a positive learning environment where young players can develop FUNdamentals and high character. If your child is well behaved, full of energy and loves baseball, than Tommy Hutton camps are a perfect fit! A typical week at the THBA includes award winning instruction, drills, scrimmages, surprise visits from professional players, snow cones from Bahama Bucks, baseball trivia, prizes, new friendships, and most importantly FUN! Camps are directed by south Florida native Brian Justine, MS ED. Justine's programs are built on favorable player/coach ratios, learning by doing, and enthusiastic instructors! Each camp day is carefully planned, organized, and loaded with content & variety! Be sure to join us for a week or just a day of the area's top summer camp! Here are the dates: June 14-18, 2021-Sold Out! June 21-25, 2021- Sold Out! June 28-July 2, 2021- Sold Out! July 5-9, 2021- Sold Out! July 12-16, 2021- Sold Out! July 19-23, 2021- Sold Out! July 26-30, 2021- Sold Out! August 2-6, 2021 Complete the Express Registration on the next page and we will send you an email to confirm your date(s). See you this summer! Brian Justine is a native of Palm Beach Gardens, FL. He is the founder of the Tommy Hutton Baseball Academy. Justine holds a BS in Sports Management from Florida International University and a MS in Education Administration from Manhattan College. Justine is played four seasons of college baseball and two seasons of minor league ball. He is the first player in Dwyer HS history to be selected in MLB amatuer draft. He has coached at almost every level of baseball including stops at Manhattan College and Palm Beach Atlantic University.