LONG VALLEY, NJ — Washington Township Recreation has announced two summer baseball clinics at Palmer Park for local youth players. The programs are aimed at students in Grades 2–8 and athletes ages 7–15, with instruction focused on skill building and game development.
The first program, the Complete Player Baseball Clinic, is designed for players in Grades 2–8. It is scheduled for June 22–25 from 9 to 12:30 p.m., with a rain date of June 26. According to the announcement, participants will receive hands-on instruction centered on building well-rounded baseball fundamentals.
Washington Township Recreation said a non-refundable fee for that clinic is due by June 12. The township also said a $25 late fee will be applied to payments received after the registration deadline. Payments will not be accepted at the clinic site, according to the announcement.
The second program, the Wolfpack Baseball Skills and Development Clinic, is open to players ages 7–15. It will run July 20–23 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a rain date of July 24. The clinic will be led by the West Morris Central High School Head Baseball Coach and his staff, according to Washington Township Recreation.
A non-refundable fee for the Wolfpack clinic is due by July 9. The township said registration is not complete until both payment and a registration form have been received. For residents paying online, the announcement says they should also email a completed registration form.
Washington Township Recreation described the programs as “an outstanding opportunity for young athletes to strengthen their skills, deepen their understanding of the game, and train under the guidance of experienced instructors.”
Families seeking more information can contact the Recreation Office at (908) 876-5941 or by email at recreation@wtmorris.net. Additional details are also available at recreation.wtmorris.org, and online payment is available through the township’s website.
The summer schedule gives families two separate opportunities to register, depending on a child’s grade level or age. Residents planning to sign up will need to make sure both the payment and registration forms are submitted by the listed deadlines to avoid extra fees and complete enrollment.
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