Fayette/Clayton/Coweta/South Fulton/Pike Counties - Challenger Baseball registration is open

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Are you looking for a spring recreation option for your child? Then check out

Peachtree City Little League's Challenger Baseball Division!

The Challenger Division of Little League is for players 4 - 18 years of age, or

up to 22 if they are still in school. Disabilities cover the spectrum: Autism,

Down Syndrome, Spina Bifida, Cerebral Palsy, spinal cord injuries, etc. Children

who are blind or deaf may play. Some children play with their parents or

siblings. Other children are paired with 'buddies' - a person who can assist the

player whether it's a physical need such as a wheelchair/walker or an emotional

need such attention span or coordination issue. Other children learn to play the

game on their own with very minimal help. The benefits of socialization for kids

is tremendous. Not only does the game provide an activity for the child, it

often serves as a " release " for the parents who can now sit in the stands for an

hour and let someone else attend to the needs of their child.  Parents find a

wonderful support system in the stands!

Parents are always close by and can always step in to help when

necessary. Challenger is not about scores, it's about socialization and being a

part of a team. It is a structured program without the same restrictions as

other divisions of baseball. Everyone plays in the field, everyone bats and

everyone has fun. The teams play once a week on Saturdays at the Field of Hope

in Peachtree City.

Your fee includes the uniform cap, shirt, socks and belt. Registration is open

at http://www.ptcll.com, and click Registration on the left side.

For more information, please reply to this email.

- mom to The Boy, age 8.5, dx " mild " classical autism at age 2, thriving

in first grade!

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Challenger Tri Fold Feb 2012.pdf