Sunday Catching Skills Clinic

by IVL Staff Writer | Nov 13, 2019 | Events at IVL | 0 comments

Sunday Catching Skills Clinic with former standout Walsh University and IVL Baseball Catcher’s Coordinator Duston Walter!

Stance
Receiving
Blocking
Footwork
And Much MORE!

Dates: Sunday November 17th – March 29th
Times: 12 and under 9am-10am, 13 and Up 10am-11am
Cost: $25/session

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