Our Inclusive Baseball Programs
Learn more about the opportunities the Miracle League of Mercer County provides to our players by selecting from one of the programs listed below and clicking on “MORE INFORMATION.”
Learn more about the opportunities the Miracle League of Mercer County provides to our players by selecting from one of the programs listed below and clicking on “MORE INFORMATION.”
Every year, the Miracle League provides two full seasons of baseball.
Since 2022, the Miracle League now offers players and families the opportunity to compete against other Miracle Leagues from around the country; both in a traditional Miracle Division setting, as well as our new Advanced Skills setting.
Our summer & winter clinics are made possible through collaborations with Trenton Thunder Baseball and The College of New Jersey Baseball.
Miracle League now offers opportunities to players & families to get more chances to use the Miracle Field as a way to enjoy family time, or develop skills through small group & individual training with Executive Director Dan Sczweck, along with volunteer players and coaches from our local high schools & colleges.
On top of our baseball programs, Miracle League seeks to connect as much with our #OneLeagueOneFamily as possible. Through the leadership of our Parent Social Planning Committee, MLMC hosts a number of events each year in an effort to create more shared experiences together, outside of our baseball programs.
These events include:
The Garden State Plate at Armando’s Cafe gives our players (14 and older) experience practicing their employment skills. Player workers will work on customer service, inventory, and money skills, just to name a few. Shifts are one hour in length and usually fall either directly before or directly after a player’s game. We try to pair each player worker with a volunteer buddy when possible. We want every player who wants to participate to be able to.
To address any accessibility issues and ensure each player’s success, we collaborate with The College of New Jersey’s Center on Sensory and Complex Disabilities; as well as utilizing the skills of parents and MLMC Committee members with backgrounds in special education and speech, occupational, and physical therapy.
For more information, email Garden State Plate Coordinator, Sarah Reggimenti, at sarah.reggimenti@gmail.com