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MERCHANTVILLE RECREATION PROGRAMS

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Baseball · Merchantville area · Camden County, NJ

Merchantville borough recreation runs a summer Parks and Playgrounds program and youth baseball and softball via Merchantville-Pennsauken Little League.

Sports
Baseball · Softball
Offers
Rec
Location
Merchantville area
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Other baseball programs nearby

Merchantville-Pennsauken Little LeagueREC
Pennsauken areaLittle League serving Merchantville and Pennsauken with boys' baseball and girls' softball in one combined league.
Pennsauken Youth Athletic Association (PYAA)REC
Pennsauken areaPennsauken youth athletic association running football, cheer, baseball, softball and basketball out of the Elm Ave Field House.
Camden County Miracle LeagueREC
Cherry Hill areaAdaptive baseball league for children and adults with disabilities, playing Saturday mornings at Boundless Field in Challenge Grove Park.
Cherry Hill American Little LeagueREC
Cherry HillCherry Hill American Little League for baseball and softball players ages 4 to 18.
Cherry Hill Atlantic Little League & Girls SoftballREC
Cherry HillCherry Hill Atlantic Little League baseball for ages 4 to 18 and girls softball for ages 4 to 12.
Cherry Hill Babe RuthREC
Cherry HillBabe Ruth baseball program in Cherry Hill for players ages 13 to 15.

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