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Miracle League of Sioux Falls

Sioux Empire Baseball Association

Sioux Falls, South Dakota - Minnehaha County

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Sioux Falls

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Sioux Falls, South Dakota

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Provider overview

The Miracle League of Sioux Falls offers adaptive baseball for youth and adults with disabilities at Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field, with volunteer Ball Buddies supporting each player.

The Sioux Empire Baseball Association operates the Miracle League of Sioux Falls, an adaptive baseball program at Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field for players with disabilities.

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Ages
Sioux Falls metro youth and adults with disabilities; confirm age divisions
Season
Seasonal baseball, typically with a summer season; confirm current dates
Cost
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Miracle League of Sioux Falls at Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field

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Adaptive baseball at Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field

Adaptive baseball, Ball Buddy pairing, accessible field play, season dates, costs, and registration in Sioux Falls.

Ages
Sioux Falls metro youth and adults with disabilities; confirm age divisions
Season
Seasonal baseball, typically with a summer season; confirm current dates
Schedule
Contact the Miracle League of Sioux Falls for the current season dates, game nights, and registration at Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field.
Cost
Confirm registration cost or fee assistance, the season and registration window, and what equipment is provided.
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Why this is listed
The Miracle League of Sioux Falls, run by the Sioux Empire Baseball Association, provides an adaptive baseball program for Sioux Falls metro youth and adults with disabilities, played at Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field with volunteer Ball Buddies who assist players.
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Program details we found

Adaptive baseball at Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field

The Miracle League of Sioux Falls, run by the Sioux Empire Baseball Association, provides an adaptive baseball program for Sioux Falls metro youth and adults with disabilities, played at Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field with volunteer Ball Buddies who assist players.

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What the provider says: The source names an adaptive baseball program, youth and adults with disabilities, Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field, and volunteer Ball Buddies who assist players.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about field accessibility, Ball Buddy support, adaptive equipment, the level of physical participation, what to bring, and how to register.

What we checked

What we found: The Miracle League of Sioux Falls, run by the Sioux Empire Baseball Association, provides an adaptive baseball program for Sioux Falls metro youth and adults with disabilities, played at Frank L. Boyce Miracle Field with volunteer Ball Buddies who assist players.

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What to confirm

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