There are two levels of class, please select the appropriate level of experience.

The Course
Students will learn a system for scoring a baseball or softball game, including methods of counting pitches and recording runs, hits and errors. Students may select from various options according to their needs.

The Teacher
Louis Spry retired as associate executive director of the National Collegiate Athletic Association prior to its move to Indianapolis. His tenure there spanned more than 35 years.

He has served as an official scorer for more than 50 years, including the NAIA tournament, the Texas League, the American League and the College World Series.

New Scorekeeper - Tuesday, February 21st, 7:15-9pm, Overland Park's Matt Ross Community Center (8101 Marty Vista Room)

The March class for “rookies” [no experience] will begin with very basic discussions and progress as far as possible during the period.

Experienced Scorekeeper - Tuesday, February 28th, 7:15-9pm, Overland Park's Matt Ross Community Center (8101 Marty, Vista Room)

The February 28th class for veterans [at least one year's experience] will spend less time on basic symbols and procedures and more on advanced record keeping.

Cost and Materials
Cost of the clinic is free to members of Johnson County 3&2 Baseball. Several handouts will be available, including sample score sheets. Soft drinks will be provided.

Time
It is anticipated that the clinic will last between two and two and one-half hours. Attendees may raise questions at any time, including after the formal conclusion of the class.

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