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Many efforts are already underway such as Roy Rogers and Thurmont Kountry Kitchen donating a portion of their proceeds from scheduled fundraiser nights. They are asking the community to consider supporting the team at a fundraiser or by donating to the group. The trip comes with a hefty cost, so the team is fundraising and seeking support from the community to help them fulfill their dreams. There will be digital webcasts of the games and highlights as well for those wishing to follow along at home. Other benefits include Pin trading, personalized baseball cards for the players, tournament rings, and a trip to the National Baseball Hall of Fame Museum. The team will get to partake in an opening and closing ceremony, skills competitions, and a minimum of seven games. They will be provided with daily meals and custom uniforms for the tournament. They will be spending quality time together, meeting players from all over the country, and, of course, playing a lot of baseball.

Players and coaches get to stay on-site for a week, lodging at Baseball Village.

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Manager John Code and assistant coaches Keith Myers and Chris Morlan will accompany the team to Cooperstown, along with umpire Blaine Young and Coach Potter. The local team will consist of players Jay Code, Brennan Conrad, Chase Cregger, Carson Fry, Mason Hewitt, Lane Koenig, Nathaniel Morlan, Justice Myers, Theron Rolko, Hunter Sanbower, and Tanner Shorb. They are excited to partner with Coach Potter and his organization again for this amazing opportunity. Thurmont Little League has partnered with Potter Baseball on several activities over the past few years, including a charity kickball tournament to benefit the Fuse Teen Center and a painting project on the exterior of the Thurmont Food Bank. The team will play under the name Potter Pirates Black. However, with the help of Coach Jeff Potter from the Potter Baseball Tour, the team was able to secure a spot in this summer’s event. This annual event has a long waiting list and is difficult to get into. This tournament is well known nationwide and attracts hundreds of youth baseball teams each summer. The team, consisting of players ages 10 through 12, will participate in the prestigious Cooperstown Dreams Park Tournament in Cooperstown, New York. Immunization requirements: COVID-19.A local group of 11 players and three coaches from Thurmont Little League have teamed up to plan the baseball trip of a lifetime in August 2021. A press release stated, 'All participants, coaches and campers 12 years and older must be immunized.

They say they were incredibly disappointed when the tournament suddenly released a new requirement last Tuesday. We just can't wait for it, and we've been talking about it for a long time. In order to go, they say they've been practicing and fundraising for the last two years.

Steven Kaminsky, 12, and his teammates have been preparing to go to the Cooperstown Dreams Park Baseball Tournament, which takes place in Cooperstown, New York, home of the Baseball Hall of Fame. WEST BRADFORD TOWNSHIP, Pennsylvania - A youth baseball team from Pennsylvania finds itself disappointed after a tournament implemented the requirement that players 12 years old and older must receive the COVID-19 vaccine. A Chester County youth baseball team is being forced to drop out of a baseball tournament over a new COVID-19 vaccine requirement.

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