Pakenham Pumas Baseball Club president Tim Armour wants Pakenham to embrace baseball and is calling on locals to get involved!
By Glen Atwell
With two new playing diamonds located at the rear of Toomuc Reserve in Pakenham, club president Tim Armour said it was a good chance for locals to get involved with the growing sport.
“We play in the Dandenong Baseball Association winter competition and field two senior sides and a junior team,” he said.
Armour said a number of cricketers had taken up the exciting sport in their offseason.
“In this area we are competing against football, but have found there are a number of potential players out there,” he said.
With no experience required, new players could learn the basic skills of baseball from longtime players.
The club is holding a registration day on 25 March at Toomuc Reserve.
Inquiries can be directed to Michael Chilcott on 0409 054 757 or Armour on 0412 755 638.
