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M.B.A.
Maine Baseball Academy
Junior Red Sox Baseball Camp
Who We Are
The Maine Baseball Academy is a division of the Alfond
Youth Center and countries
largest Boys and Girls Club located in Waterville, Maine.
Continuing the mission of affording boys and girls the
finest opportunities for personal, spiritual and athletic growth, Maine
Baseball Academy was created as a Flag Ship program.
Billionaire Philanthropist Harold Alfond
Harold Alfond's dream was to create opportunities for kids to enjoy and
grow from being involved in the wholesome outlet and character builder
of sports and in particular baseball.
Here is the STORY of Little Fenway Park in
Oakland, Maine and why it is the monument to this man's
"Field of Dreams".
CEO and Executive Director Ken Walsh
Ken excels at everything he does from martial arts to his time as a professional
baseball player and coach. His special passion for this camp and the facilities
will be immediately evident when families and players are overwhelmed by the
unique experience he has spear headed to make available for the youth around
the world.
Camp Director John Markoe
John ,who was a 25 veteran Director of Residential and Adventure Camp Programs
of the prestigious Good Will-Hinckley School, brings all his experiences of caring
for and guiding the youth of America. His high level of passion for the overnight
camp experience assures parents that their child will be safe, happy and enriched.
Coach
Greg King
Coach King just completed his 13th season as the head baseball coach for
Thomas College. King played baseball at the University of Maine under legendary
coach John Winkin. In 1996, King was an assistant coach for the Bangor Blue
Ox of the Northern Independent League and he coached in the prestigious Cape
Cod Baseball League as an assistant and as a Field Manager for seven years.
A three-time conference Coach of the Year, King has led the Terriers to four
Conference Championships, winning three. King’s passion is to help improve
the quality of baseball throughout the state of Maine, especially the Central
Maine area.
Barry Jordan
The campers are in for a real treat, as Barry Jordan will be on site to answer
questions, speak to the baseball players about what it is like to be at the
highest level and how to get prepared. Here is his impressive list of experiences
and credentials.
Task Force Member 2008 and 2009 U16 World Series Babe Ruth Softball
State
of Maine Softball Commissioner for Babe Ruth Softball all ages
State
of Maine Commissioner for Babe Ruth Baseball, 12 and under
Member
of the Western Maine Board of Umpires
Chief
Umpire for Sebago Long Lake Baseball League
Board
of Directors, Sebago Long Lake Baseball League
Umpire
in Chief for 13 year old World Series in Jamestown, NY
Umpire
in Chief at 12 year old World Series in Mattoon, IL
Elected
Umpire in Chief for the Northeast Regional 12 and under
Chief
Umpire of Sate of Maine 12 year olds.
Chief
Umpire of New England 12 year olds.
District
two Babe Ruth Baseball Commissioner. Responsibilities include overall
supervision
of two leagues consisting of 3,000 12 and under
Umpire
for 1994 New England 12 year old Tournament.
Designed,
organized, and built a regulation Babe Ruth Baseball for the Town of Sebago,
Maine. The
field was dedicated and named Barry Jordan Field in June, 1998
Chief
Umpire for the New England 10 year Olds.
Sebago
Fire Chief, Sebago Fire Department, Sebago, Maine
Rescue
Chief, Sebago Rescue Department, Sebago, Maine. IV/D Fib., Intermediate
Technician
Emergency Medical Technician License
Sebago
Rescue Department, Lieutenant/Training Officer, Sebago Fire Department
LIMITED SPACE
For more information see:
www.AlfondYouthCenter.org
Maine Baseball Academy
Kids learn how to MASTER their Game with an
M.B.A.