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SLAMMERS BASEBALL & SOFTBALL TRAINING ACADEMY

TRAINING

Baseball · Lake Forest · Lake County, IL

Baseball and softball training academy in Lake Forest offering individual and group instruction, camps and team tryouts.

Sports
Baseball · Softball
Offers
Training · Camps · Travel/select
Ages
17u · 16u · 15u · 14u
Cost
$225 tryout registration fee
Location
Lake Forest
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