“Field of Dreams Baseball”

Connecting those who are called to serve with those who can’t hear the call.

Our Purpose: To meet the needs of hearing-impaired communities through volunteer service.

Our Mission: To improve the quality of life today for those at risk or impacted by hearing loss, through education and support.

Sertoma Inc. is an organization of service clubs founded on April 11, 1912. The name is an acronym for Service to Mankind. Sertoma has clubs all over the United States and in Canada. Sertoma's primary focus is based upon assisting the more than 50 million people with hearing health issues, and educating the public on the issues surrounding hearing health. In order to achieve these goals, Sertoma has undertaken a multi-faceted approach by launching programs that address both the treatment and prevention aspects of hearing health.

Sertoma has approximately 500 clubs throughout the U.S. and Canada with over 13,000 members combined. Clubs also sponsor community projects to assist youth, and to benefit a variety of other local community needs as identified by individual clubs.

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"The goal of Sertoma's Field of Dreams Baseball Camp is to reach out to hearing-impaired athletes who previously have been denied or have been limited in playing opportunities. Former St. Louis Cardinals shortstop, Ozzie Smith, started the program in 1991 to support a Sertoma neighbor with a deaf child. Since then, a number of camps have been developed in which parents, families, communities and our young athletes have greatly benefited from and regained their enthusiasm and excitement for the game again."

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"With LoDo Sertoma dissolving it's membership, after the 2017 camp (20 years of sponsorship), the continued sponsorship of this annual camp has now been adopted by all of the 11 Sertoma clubs operating in the Central Sertoma District and Front Range Sertoma District of Colorado. These club organizations include Arapahoe Sertoma, Columbine Sertoma, Dry Creek Sertoma, DTC Sertoma, Greater Park Hill Sertoma, Jeffco Sertoma, Littleton Sertoma, Platte Canyon Sertoma, Ralston Creek Sertoma, Southglenn Sertoma and Southwest Sertoma."

"The annual Field of Dreams Baseball Camp, for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (age 7-16) has been ongoing since it's inauguration in 1998. The camp is a full two-day, open enrollment baseball camp for any, and all deaf and hard-of-hearing athletes (boys and girls 7-16 years of age) and has been held at various venues throughout the state, including Littleton High School, Rangeview High School, Metropolitan State University, the Regency Athletic Complex Baseball Field at MSU-Denver, and now at All Star Park - Keli McGregor Field, Lakewood, CO. Additional specific information regarding this year's camp is located on this website, along with the registration forms and instructions."

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Sertoma Field of Dreams Baseball Camp

June 22nd and 23rd 2024 (Sat & Sun)
Camp Times: 8:00 am - SHARP 3:30 pm
Ages: 7 - 16

Registration is Full at this time!

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Baseball Camp Features and Highlights

TENNIS SHOES ONLY ARE ALLOWED AT THE CAMP!

Open enrollment for all deaf and hard of hearing campers ranging from beginner to advanced baseball skill levels.
Experienced/professional coaching staff – highly personal and individualized instruction - 1:3 coach to camper ratio.
Experienced/professional “on-field” signers/medical staff.
Home-Run Derby and game simulated scrimmages.
Free camp baseball cap and camp tee-shirt.
Free luncheon (both days) for the campers and families.

Baseball Camp Skill Sets/Instruction Philosophy

Beginner to advanced level of instruction – based on each camper’s ability – continuous ability and skill evaluations.
Constant emphasis and attention to safety of the campers.
Heavy emphasis on basic and fundamental techniques with repetitive drill and skills development covering the following skill sets:

Throwing/Catching Techniques
Hitting Techniques (extensive work)
Outfield/Infield Techniques
Controlled Scrimmage Drills
Running Game Techniques

Registration for this years camp is full at this time!
Thank you very much. If you want to be added to the wait list, use the contact us form below.

Camp Director

Galen Graf - has directed this camp for 23 yrs. - worked/presented at over 50 baseball camps in Colorado - 27 yrs. of high school coaching experience - 20 yrs. as the head baseball coach at Littleton High School.

IMPORTANT: When you arrive at the camp, you must sign the consent form for your camper. If you cannot attend with your child, you will need to complete the mail in form with signature of Parent/Guardian.

What should the Camper
bring with them?

Glove (with their name on it)
Bat (only if they want to use their own - we have camp bats for use)
Sunscreen
Prescription Medication

MANDATORY: TENNIS SHOES ONLY ARE ALLOWED AT THE CAMP

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Stadium Info

Location: All Star Park - Keli McGregor Field - 200 S Harlan St, Lakewood, CO

Directions: From I-25 exit 209B, west on 6th Ave/US-6 (1.7 miles) to Sheridan Blvd. From eastbound I-70 exit 261, east on 6th Ave/US-6 (6.5 miles) to Sheridan Blvd. (I-70 not shown on map) 1. From 6th Ave/US-6 south on Sheridan Blvd (1.1 miles) to Alameda Ave. 2. West (right) on Alameda Ave (.5 miles) to All-Star Park. 3. All-Star Park is on the north side.