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HAMPTON ROADS NATIONAL ADULT BASEBALL ASSOCIATION

The HRNABA started in 1992 with 10 teams. Over the years, we've had as many as 40 teams and average out to about 15-20 teams per season. In 2007, we will be fielding 20 teams. In our league, we have four levels of competition: 18A, 18AA, 18AAA, and 30+. Players between the ages of 18-??? are encouraged to play, 30+ yr old players are able to play on any team they wish but may play on teams in the 30+ division as well.


Our schedule is usually interleague, playing games against everyone, with each team having 12 division games included. The schedule maxes out this season at 30 games, not including postseason play.


The first meeting for the 2009 season was held on January 13th.  Tryouts will be on February 22nd, 2009 time and location TBD.  Please look for the flyer at the top of the page, print it out and post it where able to spread the word more about the league. 

About Page Author: Sandon Rogers
Edited: Lawrence Bagwell, Brian Conley
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League Fees Information

For Information regarding League Fees and other potential fees for starting a team or joining the league, please contact Sandon Rogers(hrnaba@yahoo.com) for more detailed information

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Here is a breakdown of what the Local NABA “Players” get for their money.
3 Dozen Baseballs 
Division Winner Trophies 
League Championship Trophies
All Star Picnic (including 200 lb Pig, Beer, Soda, Chips, watermelon etc.) winners of Home run derby will receive either free nights stay at a Hotel or a new Bat, winners of the Pitching contest and Catcher throw down contest will receive a free nights stay at a hotel.

Team Liability Insurance (this does not include any Medical or Dental, however; Most any medical or dental coverage offered by anyone that I am aware of will only cover on the field accidental stuff, you will not be able to go get fillings or regular dental work done or get regular medical treatment with any rider policy, only those teeth that are knocked out on the field, or legs broken on the field etc.)


This is a brief on the NABA and how the fees are distributed, should you have further questions, please do not hesitate to call me or the National office, I will have the National office numbers posted on the Teams page shortly.


Thanks for visiting and “LETS PLAY BALL”
Sincerely,
Sandon S. Rogers
League President
Hampton Roads NABA
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page edited by: Lawrence Bagwell,  Brian Conley