Player Spotlight
Where do you live or attend school?Leesville Road Highschool
How long have you been a Miracle League player? 13 or 14 years
What team are you currently playing on? The Padres
What do you like to do when you are not playing baseball? I also am a cheerleader and like practicing my cheers, dancing and watching my iPad.
What is your favorite part of a Miracle League game? Why? I love so much about it. I love hearing my name announced and my favorite song being played, getting to run the bases and when coming into home plate I get to show off my cheer moves too and especially like hanging with the buddies.
Where do you live or go to school? I live in Durham.
How long have you been a Miracle League player? 1 year
What teams do you currently play on? Durham Iron Pigs
What do you like to do when you are not playing baseball? I enjoy playing on my tablet, looking at books, listening to music, playing basketball, bowling and swimming!
What is your favorite part of a Miracle League game? Hitting the ball and running the bases. I like to run fast!
Volunteer Spotlight
Where do you live? Cary, NC
How long have you been a Miracle League volunteer? 4 years, previously involved since the beginning when I did a lot of photography.
What do you do on game days? I am a game announcer on Tuesday night when my nephew Quinn plays.
What do you like to do when you are not coaching baseball? I enjoy riding bicycles, photography and hanging out with family.
What is your favorite part of a Miracle League game? When the players are lined up on the baselines waiting for “Let’s Play Ball!” as I see the excitement build on their faces and, I know for many of them, this is a highlight of their week.
Where do you live? Raleigh, NC
How long have you been a Miracle League volunteer? 10 years
What team do you currenlty coach? Currently I coach the Blue Jays but I was with the Red Sox for years.
What do you like to do when you are not coaching baseball? My favorite pastime is cooking and baking.
What is your favorite part of a Miracle League game? Why? My favorite part is watching the players come to bat and strutting their stuff to their walk-up music! That moment when they hear the announcer call their name and their theme song plays…and the way their eyes light up and those smiles…you really get to see another side of the player’s personality and I absolutely love that!
Event Feature
The Miracle League of the Triangle has established the GET A GLOVE program, thanks to the generosity of the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation and other donors. New and like-new ball gloves are available to MLT players at no cost. Limit one glove per player. For more information and to request a glove CLICK HERE. Please contact Cyndy Vagle if you have additional questions.
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