Thanks to our 2019 season sponsors
Fredericksburg Alumni Chapter Kappa Alpha Psi
Kappa Alpha Psi is a collegiate Greek-letter fraternity focused on community service, social welfare and academic scholarship.
Agnes Hendrix, First Place Realty
1320 Central Park Blvd #200, Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-273-7605
Fredericksburg Host Lions Club
The Lions provide eyesight and hearing care, school supplies, scholarships, camps for children with diabetes as well as support for local child-focused non-profits.
Experimax of Fredericksburg
Experimax specializes in sales and repair of Apple® computer devices, laptops, phones, tablets and more! It is located at 1865-106 Carl D Silver Parkway in Fredericksburg.
540-548-9072.
Buster Nelson State Farm
Providing Insurance & Financial Services 10740 Courthouse Road
Suite D
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-898-4911
Accent Group & Family Services
Professional mental health care services 2217 Princess Anne Street, Suite 306-1, Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-585-3441
Baker's Baseball
Ernie Baker has been coaching baseball for over 25 years in the Virginia area. He is a former pro with the St. Louis Cardinals where he played AAA. Contact him for private or group lessons. ErnieBaker31@yahoo.com
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Northern Roots Consulting
Our Story
The Sunshine Baseball League is committed to developing character through youth baseball.
Encouraging kids to believe at an early age that going to college is a serious option for them is a major part of the league’s mission.
KEEPING DORIS BUFFETT’S DREAM ALIVE
Please help keep Doris Buffett’s dream of making summer baseball accessible to all area kids—especially those whose families can’t afford to pay thousands of dollars to be on travel teams— alive.
“So many times, all children need is to know that someone believes in them,” she says. “That can make all the difference. We need to build them up before others can drag them down.”
Doris helped build beautiful Sunshine Ballpark in a Fredericksburg neighborhood to give kids a safe place to go to have fun and receive mentoring from coaches who are positive role models.
“They learn the game while they learn life lessons,” said former pro player Ernie Baker, the league commissioner.
“I love to see kids learning to do team things,” Ms. Buffett says. “The whole idea is to keep them busy, happy and learning something. They won’t be as likely to fall prey to bad characters.”
If you or your business is interested in sponsoring a team this season please email us at SunshineBaseballLeague@gmail.com