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“The Country Roads Journey to Hope Program was created to assist patients and families who need specialized care at another facility. Often, insurance doesn’t cover non-emergency
You can help support the Journey To Hope with your attendance to the Team Wammer Father/Son Baseball Camp below.
Come out and join the Mountaineer Coaches and Players for a unique baseball experience that allows a parent to join their youth baseball player in an on-the-field training environment. The camp provides an opportunity for fathers and sons to learn and practice side-by-side, through training in a variety of drills that can continued at home. This camp is designed to be a great bonding experience for fathers and sons, as they enjoy time together while also playing and learning the greatest game on earth.
Equipment: Each camper will need to bring his own equipment (baseball pants, gloves, bat, helmet, cleats, etc.)
Contact: Please email Joey Cuomo for all questions regarding this camp.
Open to any and all entrants, ages 5-12.
Join us this year for a very special Team Wammer Father/Son Baseball Camp. Registration is open entrants 5-12, and we are asking for a minimum donation of $100 to be made to help support Team Wammer and the Country Roads Journey To Hope
We are asking for a minimum donation of $100 to be made to help support Team Wammer
In consideration for permitting (me/my child) to participate in the WVU Baseball Camp, and with the intention of binding (myself/me and my child) and (my/our respective) heirs, assigns and legal representatives, I hereby RELEASE AND WAIVE any and all rights and claims for damages which (I/I or my child) may have against the Baseball Camp, the West Virginia University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, West Virginia University and its Board of Governors, and their respective affiliates, directors, officers, employees, agents and representatives, for any and all property damage and personal injury of whatever kinds suffered by (me/me or my child) in connection with (my/my child’s) participation in the WVU Baseball Camp, except for those arising out of the willful misconduct, gross negligence or intentional torts of the above parties.
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