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Click here for directions to Forest Hill's Fields.
Travel Managers for 2011:
8U - Bill Plantholt - Field 8
9U - Joel Cummings - Field 6 - jcqmcummings@verizon.net, 410-638-0107
10U - Kris King - Field 5 - krisking1@verizon.net, 410-557-0479 11U - Bob Johnson - Field 7 - robert.l.johnson@bankofamerica.com, 443-307-7167 12U - Mark Morgan - Field 1 - mmorgan983@verizon.net, 410-879-9113 13U - Anthony Arbucias - arbucias@aol.com, 410-836-0111 Harford County Travel Baseball (HCTB) President:
President: Perry Gentry- coachgentry@iwon.com
Umpires:
Harford County Umpire Association
Deb Schimming - ltlschim3@juno.com
HCTB Website: http://eteamz.com/harfordcountytravel
BCML Website: http://www.bcml2006.org
MABA Website: http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=maba Age Cut-off Date: See the table on the in-house baseball page for your proper age group for 2011. Click here to download a copy of the table.
Making a Travel Team: How can I improve my chances of making a travel team? Click here for the answer.
Playing up as a team: Why doesn't Forest Hill Baseball allow their travel players to play up to a higher age group as a team? Click here for the answer.
Playing Travel and in-house: Why does Forest Hill Baseball require their travel players to play in-house baseball? Click here for the answer.
Forest Hill Travel versus Metro: Why does Forest Hill have a Metro baseball program? Click here for the answer.
Travel Team Rules and Policies: Our travel teams have strict rules and policies about the formation and eligibility requirements. Click here to see our policies.
Travel Fees: Forest Hill Travel Baseball is independently-funded and doesn't rely on other programs financially. Our goal for the Travel program is to break even every year. The Rec Council and/or the baseball program makes no profit from the Travel program. All money brought in through fees, fundraisers and other revenue is spent entirely on the players.
Cooperstown Dreams Park Information:
 Each July, the 12U Express will be headed to Cooperstown Dreams Park in New York to play at the national level in a world-class baseball facility.
Players/coaches receive home and away uniforms, a American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame Ring, and lodging and meals for 6 nights/7 days in the ultra-secure Baseball Village.
Teams get seven games (weather permitting) on 22 lighted, enclosed fields, a berth in the single-elimination championship, tickets to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and are inducted into the American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame.
Teams are also entered in the "King of Swat" (home run competition), "Golden Arm" (Throwing Contest), "Road Runner" (Base Running) and "Around The Horn PLUS" (Team Event) competitions.
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