Lincoln Junior Saltdogs - Homer's Heroes
Lincoln Junior Saltdogs League
Lincoln, Nebraska - Lancaster County
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Jun 3, 2026
Lincoln
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Provider overview
The Lincoln Junior Saltdogs' Homer's Heroes division offers adaptive baseball for boys and girls with physical or intellectual disabilities ages 5 to 17, with volunteer Buddies assisting each player.
The Lincoln Junior Saltdogs League runs youth baseball in Lincoln, Nebraska, including the Homer's Heroes division for players with disabilities.
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- Registration
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- Ages
- Boys and girls with physical or intellectual disabilities, ages 5 to 17
- Season
- Six weeks of games starting the first Saturday of June
- Cost
- Confirm registration cost or fee assistance, the season start, and how to sign up as a player or volunteer Buddy.
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Homer's Heroes adaptive baseball
Adaptive baseball for ages 5 to 17 with physical or intellectual disabilities, with volunteer Buddies and a six-week June season.
- Ages
- Boys and girls with physical or intellectual disabilities, ages 5 to 17
- Season
- Six weeks of games starting the first Saturday of June
- Schedule
- Homer's Heroes plays six weeks of Saturday games starting the first Saturday of June; confirm the current season dates and registration.
- Cost
- Confirm registration cost or fee assistance, the season start, and how to sign up as a player or volunteer Buddy.
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Listing check
- Last checked
- Jun 3, 2026
- Why this is listed
- The Lincoln Junior Saltdogs' Homer's Heroes division page says the program is for boys and girls with physical or intellectual disabilities ages 5 to 17, with six weeks of games starting the first Saturday of June and volunteer Buddies who encourage and assist each player during the game.
- Sources used
- 1 public source
- Location contacts
- 1 public contact found
Program details we found
Homer's Heroes adaptive baseball
The Lincoln Junior Saltdogs' Homer's Heroes division page says the program is for boys and girls with physical or intellectual disabilities ages 5 to 17, with six weeks of games starting the first Saturday of June and volunteer Buddies who encourage and assist each player during the game.
Inclusion and support details
What the provider says: The source names Homer's Heroes, physical or intellectual disabilities, ages 5 to 17, six weeks of games, and volunteer Buddies who encourage and assist each player.
Access notes to confirm: Ask about Buddy pairing, field accessibility, adaptive equipment, the level of physical participation, what to bring, and how to register.
What we checked
What we found: The Lincoln Junior Saltdogs' Homer's Heroes division page says the program is for boys and girls with physical or intellectual disabilities ages 5 to 17, with six weeks of games starting the first Saturday of June and volunteer Buddies who encourage and assist each player during the game.
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