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Augusta baseball and softball to host one-day camp and skills clinic Nov. 11

(Story courtesy Augusta University Athletics)

Augusta University baseball and softball will partner with D-BAT Evans to host “A Day With the Jags” on Wednesday, Nov. 11, offering a one-day youth camp and an intermediate/advanced skills clinic, along with a meet and greet with both teams.

All activities will take place at D-BAT Evans, located at 705 N. Belair Road in Evans.

The Youth Day Camp will run from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for children ages 5-11. Augusta baseball and softball players will lead instruction, with registration priced at $40 per participant.

The Intermediate/Advanced Skills Clinic will take place that afternoon from 2-3 p.m. for middle and high school students. The one-hour clinic will give participants the opportunity to work directly with Augusta players on hitting, fielding and pitching. Registration is $15 per participant.

Registration for either session includes access to the meet and greet from 12:30-2 p.m., where attendees can meet members of Augusta’s baseball and softball teams, collect autographs and take photos. The meet and greet is open to all ages.

Participants should bring their gear and a water bottle. To register or learn more, visit dbatevans.com or call 706-426-8670.

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