Fort Worth's youth are stepping up to the plate this coming Saturday for the third annual Major League Pitch, Hit & Run Competition. The event, presented by Fort Worth Park & Recreation in partnership with New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church, anticipates a strong turnout, as it attracts kids from all over the city to display their prowess in baseball and softball. According to the City of Fort Worth, boys and girls aged 7-14 are welcome to compete, with the potential to advance to the national stage.
Gateway Park will become the proving ground for these young athletes on July 26, where their skills will be put to the test. Competitors have a shot at gaining recognition and may move on to display their talents during the grand spectacle of the 2025 MLB World Series. As highlighted in the City of Fort Worth, registration is required and can be done online ahead of the competition.
The event's broad appeal is clear, fostering not only individual athletic performance but also camaraderie and fair play among the youth. With such opportunities ahead, the stakes are as fun as they are high, offering more than just a game but a chance at making it to one of the sport's most significant events. Those interested in learning more or in need of details can reach out to Kyev Tatum at 817-966-7625.
