Roy Love & Jack Dunn's Metro Baseball School is held each summer at Alpenrose Dairy and is designed to maximize each player's abilities, increase self-confidence, and develop the young player in all aspects of the game.
The program teaches the fundamentals of baseball and is a great place for young ballplayers to learn the proper tools of the game in an organized manner and an atmosphere of congeniality and friendship. Players will have fun while learning all the little things that will help them improve their game.
The school mission is to provide a complete in-depth baseball experience emphasizing fundamentals in order to allow baseball players to reach their full potential, improve their skills, compete, and receive one on one instruction from former college and high school baseball coaches.
Instructors are chosen from among the outstanding coaches in the Portland Metropolitan area and are career teachers and coaches. Along with the career coaches, instruction is provided by active players from area high schools.
Listen to what the pros say:
"A great school for kids. It teaches the right way, and they make it fun."
Former Student Dale Murphy
Two time National League MVP with the Atlanta Braves and seven time National League All-Star
"Excellent instruction and a fun experience for young players to learn the fundamentals of baseball."
Former Student Trevor Crowe
2005 Co-Pac 10 player of the year at Arizona and now with the Cleveland Indians
We offer the best in individual instruction for every young participant. Emphasis is on the development of basic skills plus a thorough knowledge and understanding of baseball strategies. Our goal is to have each player leave our camp with a better understanding of what it takes to be a complete team player.
Along with pitching machines, batting tees, and modern safety equipment, the school offers instruction in hitting, pitching, bunting, throwing, and infield/outfield play.
Metro Baseball School offers two one-week sessions for boys and girls ages 8 - 12 and is appropriate for all ability levels. Each session consists of five two and one half hour daily instruction periods. Dates for the 2011 school will be announced soon.
If you have any questions or need more information, please email us or call at 503-620-8848 or 503-244-1472.
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