Thanks to the Twins Community Fund, kids ages 6-12 can attend free youth baseball and softball clinics around Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and North Dakota!
Every summer, the Twins Community Fund brings FREE youth baseball and softball clinics to communities across Twins Territory.
The clinics include two hours of fundamental instruction in a fun and positive atmosphere. They’re open to kids of all abilities who want to play baseball and softball, including those who do not have any playing experience.
The clinics are intended for boys and girls ages 6-12, and there are multiple sessions at some locations (instruction is the same for both sessions).
Check out the complete list of locations on the program’s website to find a clinic near you and get registered (there are a LOT of them!).
The 2025 series of clinics starts Friday, June 6 and run through Saturday, August 23. Locations across the upper Midwest include:
Iowa: Rock Valley
Minnesota: Annandale, Arlington, Benson, Cannon Falls, Chanhassen, Chaska, Elk River, Farmington, Glenwood, Golden Valley, Hermantown, Inver Grove Heights, Jordan, Mayer, Montgomery, Mounds View, Parkers Prairie, Perham, Pine Island, Princeton, Robbinsdale, St. Louis Park, St. Paul, Savage, Spring Lake Park, Trimont, Two Harbers, Waseca, Wayzata, Welch
North Dakota: Colfax, Grand Forks
Wisconsin: Eau Claire, Stanley
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