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Boulders Run Open Tryouts Again For Baseball Hopefuls

Two walk-ons made it to Opening Day roster in 2011, others got playing time with Boulders or other teams.

The will host their second-annual on Saturday, May 5, at 3 p.m. at Provident Bank Park in Pomona.   

Seven participants of the 2011 tryout camp in the team's first seaon of play were invited to spring training by the Boulders. Two players, Mark Hill and J, made the Boulders’ opening day roster.

Four of the seven eventually played for the Boulders during the 2011 season, with two others finding playing time with the New York Federals. Three other tryout participants played for other teams in the Canadian-American Association of Professional Baseball last season.  

“One of the many beauties of baseball is you never know when or where you are going to find your next player,” said Boulders manager .  “Every professional player has to start somewhere and many of those starts have taken place at open tryouts and that is why we encourage everyone to chase their dream.”  

The cost to participate in the open tryout is $100 in advance and $125 on the day of the tryout.  The registration fee includes two vouchers to a future Boulders game, a Boulders t-shirt and dinner after the tryout. 

Registration in advance online at www.rocklandboulders.com is recommended.  Players should start arriving at Provident Bank Park in Pomona at 2 p.m. for the 3 p.m. tryout.  Friends and family are welcome to attend.

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