Last Updated:
July 28, 2010
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2010 A-Town Tourney ~ July 17th thru 31st
Flyer and Registration Form
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2010 ACB All-Star/Tournament Teams - Boys
8U Red All-Stars
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8U Blue All-Stars
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9U All-Stars
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10U All-Stars
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11U All-Stars
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12U All-Stars
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10U Tournament Team
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Click on the images to learn more about this year's teams |
12U Tournament Team
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2010 ACB Divisional Champions - Boys
| 7-8 Boys ~ Coach Pitch |
9-10 Boys ~ Little League Minors |
11-12 Boys ~ Little League Majors |

Kalra Orthodontics Austintown |

Robert Senn Studios |

Jeswald Towing |
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ACB Batting Helmet Safety Compliance
In an effort to continually improve the safety of our league, Austintown Community Baseball requires that all ACB batters and base runners in the 11-12 division and under must wear a batting helmet which has a full caged face protective mask. Any batting helmet worn by a batter/base runner must meet NOCSAE standards. All teams this year will be outfitted with at least (4) one size fits all helmets for their players who do not wish to purchase there own. For anyone purchasing a new helmet this year, approved helmets will have the NOCSAE compliance noted on the helmet and are also endorsed by Little League Baseball. Team managers will not permit the use of any helmets that do not meet the safety requirement. Any player not wearing a full caged face mask helmet will not be permitted to participate in batting or base running. This applies in all ACB activities including but not limited to: practices, games, tournaments, indoor training center, etc.
While the league understands that this may be inconvenient for some parents and players we feel that the safety of our players is the highest priority. Over the years there have been accidents where batters have been hit in the face by a thrown/hit baseball. The injuries sustained by these players would have been avoided if their faces were protected. If this safety rule eliminates only one major injury in it's lifetime, it would have been worth our efforts - especially if it is your child. Please help us to embrace the rule and promote safety in YOUR league.
Below are pictures of the various styles of helmets/masks that are NOCSAE approved.
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About Our League
ACB - Austintown Community Baseball is a Williamsport sanctioned non-profit baseball organization that operates completely from the volunteerism of its community! The youth belonging to the ACB organization play baseball at two complexes, located in the heart of Austintown.
Please remember, without the volunteerism from the parents of our community our youth program will take an enormous hit. It is through the volunteerism of YOU that our organization has been so successful. Please continue to support Austintown Community Baseball, your reward will be in the faces of our children!!! |