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Red Berry's Baseball World
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If you are looking for a sports league or vacation camp for your child, Red Berry's Baseball World is the best place in town. It's tucked away in Horse County right off Sunset and 125 avenue. It's a baseball instructional league where the coaches are either professional or college players. Your child will learn more than just baseball. They will learn to play baseball correctly, learn about discipline, respect and about being a great teammate and a good sport, win or lose.\r
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My son started in the summer camp program in July 2008. Not only did he enjoy being there all day, he couldn't wait to come back the next day! I knew he was in good hands when I met Coach Red and the staff. It was a great transition from summer vacation to school since he had the routine of getting up early and getting ready for camp. My son asked to come back to play in their Fall and Winter Instructional Leagues and is looking forward to Spring League and a few weeks in summer camp again.\r
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You have to visit the facilities to truly understand that this is an exceptional program.
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