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Boston Astros scrimmage on Sunday @ Madison Park Field for the 16, 17 and 18+ year old. We expect you at the field ready by 8:30 am for a 9 am start.
All other players come at your regular time at 9:30 am.
by lindaantonucci posted 05/22/2013
Chicago
Robert Lewis, Jr. traveled to Chicago, as a guest of the Foundation to be Named Later, Theo and Paul Epstein's family foundation. FTBNL's mission is to raise funds and awareness for non-profit agencies serving disadvantaged youth. The Boston Astros is a longstanding recipient of funding from FTBNL. Now that Theo is the Chicago Cubs President, FTBNL will be supporting similar programs in Chicago. Robert had the opportunity to meet Chicago's Garfield Park Little League Organization, the Chicago recipients of a grant from FTBNL. Robert was excited to see that inner city baseball is thriving in Chicago and that GPLL has a strong leadership team instilling strong values. The Astros' knows that baseball plays an important role in the success of our players on and off the field. New baseball friendships have been formed. Robert looks forward to returning to Chicago with the Boston Astros team to compete in a baseball tournament. Stay tuned for details on Boston vs. Chicago, which will be announced soon.
On May 15th, players and alumni met for some real talk about sports, school, and life in general.
Players shared their goals and brainstormed what they need to achieve them, and alumni encouraged them by sharing what worked for them.
Everyone agreed - the Astros experience is central to the journey to success!
by lindaantonucci posted 05/14/2013
Astros Participate in College Works Workshop
On Saturday, May 4, the Astros, and their parents and coaches attended College Works in New Hampshire for a day-long workshop on preparing for college and ensuring success for graduation.
The event included a ropes course, skits, and games that captured the vitality of reaching out to others in order to achieve academic and professional goals.
Participants had the opportunity to ask panelists hard questions surrounding a variety of topics, including finding the right mentor and keeping focused while in college. Thank you to College Works for hosting this important event for our kids!
Alumni Meet At The BASE
by lindaantonucci posted 05/13/2013
Alumni Meet at The BASE
Last Thursday evening Astros Alumni and their families got together for a wonderful evening of dialogue and idea sharing. Alumni described how playing with the Astros allowed them to go to college and meet their professional goals.
Said one alumnus: "Were it not for the Astros, I would not have attended college and graduated with my degree."
Alumni and parents shared their favorite memories, including the lessons learned from losses, the amazing feeling of a win, and the bond between team members that transcends both.
Beantown and Windy City
posted 04/17/2013
Beantown and the Windy City
have formed a partnership
Boston’s Robert Lewis, Jr., founder of the Boston Astros and The BASE, has formed a partnership with Chicago’s Eric Davis, producer of the documentary Bases Empty, they will be joining forces to address the decline of African Americans playing baseball.
