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CRYSTAL LAKE BASEBALL

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Baseball · Crystal Lake area · McHenry County, IL

Volunteer baseball organization in Crystal Lake offering recreational in-house and competitive travel (Bulldogs) programs for ages 4-13.

Sports
Baseball
Offers
Rec · Travel/select
Ages
Ages 4–13
Cost
$99 registration
Location
Crystal Lake area
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From the organization’s own website · checked Aug 2026

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