2021 Thanksgiving Camp

9470 MacArthur Blvd,Palm Beach Gardens FL 33403

22 November, 2021

Description

THBA Camps are perfect players ages 5-13 who are well behaved & coachable, enjoy being active, love baseball and want to develop skill.  Tommy Hutton camps and training programs have established a reputation of excellence. Founded in 2000, the THBA offers a variety of top-notch programs for boys and girls ages 5 & up. Camp & Training Program groupings are assembled based primarily on skill level to ensure every athlete remains challenged and engaged.  2021 Thanksgiving Skills Camp We are excited to offer a 3-day skills camp during Thanksgiving break. The 2021 mini-camp will take place from Monday, November 22- Wednesday, November 24 from 9am-3pm. Camp is open to boys and girls ages 5-14. The camp will also be treated to Snow Cones at Bahama Bucks in Abacoa!  FAQs What are the hours of the Skills Camps? 9am-3pm; drop off begins at 8:45 each morning.   Are minimum age requirements to enter the event? Camps are open to boys' and girls' 5-14.   What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? The camp drop off location is located under the covered walkway at Lake Catherine Sports Complex in PBG.   What can I bring into the event? Every participant is required to bring their own glove, helmet, and bat and pack a water bottle, sunscreen and a lunch.   How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Contact Brian Justine at [email protected] with any specific questions about the baseball training program.   What's the refund policy? We do not provide refunds for any reason. We do offer a credit to attend a future camp in the event of a late schedule change.   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.