9-11 am = Mini Mites and Mites
11am – 1 pm = Squirts to Midgets
12pm – 2 pm = Pitchers and Catchers only
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HITTING CANCER OUT OF THE BALL PARK
Cloverdale Minor Fastpitch Association is collaborating with the Canadian Cancer Society and Ball Park Sports for a fundraising event in the park. We are combining forces to make it a very special time for our teams, players, families, and friends.
Merv Sandrel of Ball Park Sports will be donating authentic pink coloured wood bats to be used in our league games during the week of the event..
We are looking forward to the participation of players, families, and friends and collectively a good response should establish this as an annual event in the Cloverdale Minor Fastpitch Association.
CMFA has a few players and many parents who have struggled or are struggling to fight cancer. It is our hope that all teams will participate in this event by purchasing a pair of pink socks that will be worn during the week of our event.
CMFA has asked for $8 per pair of socks. This money covers the cost of the socks and a built in donation for the event.
We would like to be part of raising the awareness of cancer research and a strong group response from the CMFA will go a long way towards achieving that goal. We believe our players and spectators will enjoy the games while appreciating the purpose behind them.
Inquiries regarding the purpose of this weekend can be directed to Shelly Gardiner at 
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Please forward your team order for pink socks to Donna Kurpiela at . Details about this event have been sent to all team manager/coaches.
Thank you very much for your support.
Shelly Gardiner & Donna Kurpiela
President Volunteer Coordinato
Welcome CMSA Volunteers. This year there are two concession managers, Esther Twerdochib and Barb Keating, who are working closely with the CMSA executive to run the large and small concessions during the softball season.
The roles and responsibilities of volunteers and the tracking of volunteer hours have been developed in consultation with the CMSA president (Shelly Gardiner) and the CMSA Volunteer Coordinator (Donna Kurpiela).
Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age, be in good general health, be able to follow written and verbal directions with minimal supervision, be signed in and out by a Concession Stand Manager or designate, and be dressed and groomed, appropriately for work. Tank tops, short shorts, flip flops, unruly hair, and perfumes or colognes are not permitted.
The volunteer tasks for each shift will be assigned by the concession managers or designate. These may include but not be limited to responsibilities such as: cleaning of the concessions, emptying and removing garbage, organizing and maintaining a recycling program, picking up garbage, unloading and storing of supplies as needed, cleaning of vents, fryers, and grills, washing of dishes, stacking of pop and water coolers, bagging of candy grab bags, assisting food prep staff, acting as a runner between cashier, grill and client, and other duties as assigned.
We look forward to a great time with all of the families and participants in this year’s CMSA season.
Share this: Twitter | StumbleUpon | FacebookDue to schedule conflicts, the free Saturday clinic is cancelled on April 14.
Sorry for the late notice and inconvenience.
Share this: Twitter | StumbleUpon | FacebookCloverdale Minor Fastpitch Association receives financial assistance from the Province of British Columbia.
