Stephen Stickler takes a swing at during the North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.
NORTH AUGUSTA — The TRecS headed to the baseball diamond at Riverview Park Saturday for their adaptive skills clinic.
For two decades, The RECing Crew has provided social and leisure programs for children and adults with various types of disabilities. One of its programs is the TRecS, which offers several adaptive sports programs including baseball, soccer and bowling.
The spring adaptive baseball clinic began March 2 and will finish April 20.
The TRecS play adaptive baseball in the spring and fall.
Members of the RECing Crew participate at the North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.Braylen, left, and Matt share a high five at the plate after Matt scores a run at the RECing Crew’s North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. Members of the RECing Crew participate at the North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta, SC. on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.RECing Crew member Wesley, left, celebrates after getting to third base at the North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. Members of the RECing Crew participate at the North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.Volunteer Braylen, left, gives Christopher batting tips at the North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.RECing Crew member Trey high steps his way to home plate at the North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.Volunteer Pat Carpenter cheers on members of the RECing Crew at the North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.Trey, center, leads the team in a word of prayer at the North Augusta T-RecS Adaptive Baseball Skills Spring 2024 at Riverview Park in North Augusta on April 13, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good NewsClick on advertisements for more information.
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